Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 September 1896 — Page 3

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TtMBS, a 3*?.EK^v»?vSTLE. INDIANA. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 19 iftWi

H0LLOS ks. this is Tucker S Maloney’s. « We are in the market with the best in the Furniture Line. Undertaking a Specialty.

jst Side Square. Telephone SB. Successors to A. B. Hanna.

COKE

pew Shoes

For Fat! and Winter are now being received at ills a Hays.

mmmmurmmmrnh B. W. WHITB, merchatjt Tailor. Has just received a full ^5 line of ^ FALL AND . . J WINTER WOOLENS 4S For Suits, Overcoats, Pantaloons • . . . ^5 C*l! on Him Before J’urchusinH:. Cleanint; and Repairing a Specialty. Opposite / J ost office, Over - Jones’ - Dru£ - StorekMMiitiiitUUitiiiUUMui'll

The best'Pennsyivania Gas Coal Coke crushed £4.00 a ton;uncrushed S3 .50a ton; delivered at your home. Coke is the cheapest and cleanest fuel for base burners and furnace. Gideon JJinll, ACENT FOR tfrre haute gas CO. 916 S. College Ave., DeMotte Property.

THE LOCAL FIELD What is Going on in and About Fair Greencastle. LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS.

Where Our People are Going and Where Their Gm-atfl are Stopping—New. of Intereflt Over the City—The Dent Column In tli» Papor for Quick Heading.

DON’T THINK of leaving the city, even for a abort time, without ordering the Daily Hannek Times to follow you. It costs you but 10 cents a weeK as It does here at homo, and the address will be changed as often as vou desire.

(Personals and society notes arc solicited and will be inserted if writer’s name and address is attached, not to bo Inserted, but as an evidence of good faith. None»but truthful Items are desired.)

|e l?avQ t!?e Best Jaekson ^oaijo be had, and will deliver jit same at any day and hour. MlE'WO., SOUS!? qi^EEpf^SSC^.

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Ilanly tonight. airs. F. C. Stsrr is in Indianapolis. Miss Lelia Hassett was in Indianapolis today. Hear Ilanly this evening at the opera house. F. C. Starr was in Indianapolis yesterday. Frank Cotton went to Indianapolis yesterday. F. C. Jacobs went to Hamrick Station tnis morning. John Ilillis returned from Indianapolis yesterday evening. Turn out tonight republicans and hear Hon. .1. Frank Ha r. Chas. McCullough, of Torre Haute, is here to attend the university. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mangun and son, of Hick Chapel, went to Indianapolis today. Mrs. A. !. Kelly and daughter have gone to Terre Haute to remain over Sunday. Miss S. 1!. Nichols, who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Win, Tennant, spent the day in Indianapolis. Thomas T. .Moore addressed a fair-

od that

size crowd of people at Clinton Falls,

has spread the report j Friday afternoon, tiding Hon. A. C.

‘ Harris’ date.

° °P en a “Llub a train between Greencastle and In-

dianapolis was polled yesterday showing that there were four McKinKy

men aboard to one Bryan mail.

Lieutenant Vestal, the new military instructor of Del’auw, is here and has rented the house of Mrs. Laura Smyser. 20i> Bloomington street, where he and

family will make their home.

The pastor and session of the Presbyterian church are arranging for a short series of evening services to begin November S. The pastor will have charge

Ik- I and will be assisted by Ur. S. S. Cryor, Blow 'iB f imi1 h . e,lllln K plants, j 0 f Albert I , Minn., pastor of the ai " 1 ori d designs a specialty. Presbyterian church of that place.

^ I am

f"iise this fall. I desire to

■t distinctly under I shall open my

png Hall, 510 East Semistreet to the students F. U. on the same plan

s heretofore.

jiarry Pfeiffer,

(f?S. 7Vy. j. OH7TI=F=EE, Ihooining* -ri ..nil Anderson Streets

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In the conference notes from Evansville we note the following: The ease of William Hinshaw came up again, when the probationers of Hie conference were called, and on motion of II. J. Talbott he was discontinued, without prejudice or partiality to him, his case or the courts. He was not a member

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and hence his character was not before tlie body. I<>m Darnall went to Indianapolis yesterday. Harry Meltzer, of Chicago, is visiting home folks. Misg Maggie Richardson is at borne from a visit in Indianapolis. Mrs. Ida Dowling returned from Indianapolis yesterday evening. Miss Jennie Armstrong, of Peabody, Kans., is here to attend the university. Mr. and Mrs, Arch Brown, of Gosport, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hut ley’. Warren Florer leaves this evening for Ithaca, N. Y., where he will enter Cornell university. The organette drew $65.80 this pull from the county treasury while the organ got but $51.20. Albert Black won some second pretniuns at the State fair on chickens. He t< ok second on White Plymouths. Miss Mary T,argent, of Crawfordsville, has returned home after*a visit with her sister, Mrs. John T. Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Tuttle after a visit with W. H. Tuttle, of Cinlon Fa'ls, have gone to their home in Indianapolis. Mrs. G. B. Williams residing three miles southeast on the Mt. Me-kBan road, died Friday night. The funeral will occur tomorrow. Mrs. J. E. Newhouse leaves today for Hillsdale for a shot! visit, after which she will go to Chicago, where she will make her home while her son is in school. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Foster, of Bedford, Rev. Earl Naftzger and M. Reynolds, of Centerville, and A.’E. Clawson, of Conncrsville, regisiered at the Commercial yesterday. The Rev. Ilollingsworih, of Greencastle, who was to preach in Hendrix Chapel next Sunday will not he present. It L probable that Dr. Bassett can be secured to HU the place. —Urn: it Times. Joe Perkins is succeeding admiral iy at Purdue. He has been elected president of the senior class in pharmacy and has been appointed reporter for his department on the college paper of Purdue. The Bra/U Democrat makes much ado over the recent discovery that a brother of vice presidend Stevenson resides in Brazil. Nothing strange about that at al 1 . no one has lu-aid anything from Adlai himself since he was elected. Ira D. Foster, of Ladoga, of the Fa mers and Merchants bank was in the city r. gue-A of Ren P. Carpenter. M r. Foster purchased a marriage license at County Clerk Da''nail's office and tomorrow he and Miss Prudy L. Stanley will he mart ied at the residence of Dr. Stanley in Fincastle. H. C. Lewis and B. F. Corwin visited west Cloverdale township last right and held a meeting at Salem school house. A good sized crowd was present. The late arrival of the speakers caused by bad roads, disappointed part of the crowd who left. Those lemaiuing enjoyed the im etiug thoroughly. Dr. A. T. Keightley, of this city is, one of the committee of thirteen that yesterday at Indianapolis decided to put a straight elec, oral ticket in the Held in Indiana at the coming election. Mr. A. >1. Farrow, of Morton, L one of the electors named and his naine will the goon ticket. Both the g ill men are middle-of-the-road populists. Tipton Foxworthy died Friday afternoon at his residence 2!)S north inarkei streetof consumption after a long dine--. Mr. Foxworthy was one of the best known of Greencastle citizens, was near <11 years of age and was a man without hlemi-h. He. was kind to his felti'V. - men, and for years operated with Ins brorher a large planing mill in north Greencastle. The funeral vill occur Suudav al the family residence at M p. m.. Dr. Hollingsworth conducting tile sen ices. Thursday afternoon al the home o.' the bride's parents, Mr. it id M-s. Geo. Munns, of near YouiiisviUe. oeourreu the marriage of Mr. Fred T. Maxwel 1 and Miss Lulu Minins, tjuitea number of relatives were assembled in the parlor of the elegant country home at the appointed hour when the bridal party de-ce ided the staus. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Maxwell came first mid were followed by the officiating clergyman, Rev. S. W. Gi'iuios, who preceded the blide and groom. The bride, a very handsome and attractive young lady, was attired in a becoming gown of white silk, trimmed with chiffon. Immediately upon the conclusion of the marriage service, which was that of the M. E. church, a sumptuous weeding dinner was served. The presents we c quite mime ous and elegant and inc!tided a $500 check from the bride’s father. Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell will go on Saturday to New Richmond where both w II engage in school work this year, the groom being urineipul of the schools there and the bride in charge of the primary work. Both are most excellent and worthy young people, popular with all who know them, and their wide circle of friends rejoice with them in 'Heir happy union.—Citiu'fordaville Journal.

Hanly tonight.

DePauw Universitf, This Column Records the Best News in College CirclesFrank Morris will spend Sunday visiting at Brazil. Frank Lewie, of Chicago, visited Phi Gam brothers last evening. The Sigma Nus will have a fine chapter house at Chapin’s this

year.

The Castleman boys are here. They are good athletes and strong students. Tom Nadal was among the former students of DePauw who returned yesterday. Miss Edith Coflin and her brother of Winfield, Kans., arrived yesterday afternoon. It is reported that Claude Hall will return to take postgraduate work this year. A letter has been received from Maynard Daggy saying that he is well pleased with his position. A reception committee of the Y M C A has been appointed to meet all trains Monday and Tues-

day.

The foot ball boys made a got d showing at the practice game yesterday. Fourteen men weie on the

field.

W II Templin and Orlie Maple returned this morning to testily that the DePauw spirit is not yet

dead.

The Terre Haute Express is authority for the statement that Chas. L Davis will attend Harvard uni

versify this year. #

Lieut. Lewis will be here this fall to assist Lieut Vestal in starting the DePauw corps, and to appoint

officers for the coming year. |2

Ed Dnnlavy had his shoulder jj thrown out of place 111 the practice yesterday. He is out today but feeling somewhat bruised up. The zouave club will make a tour this coming year. Their drill is an exceptionally fine one and would lie appreciated by the general public, L. McMullen returned yesterday. He wears a McKinley pin and is enthusiastic over the prospects of a rou-ing republican club in the uni-

versity.

Our university spirit was never better and it is to be hoped that college life will not be interrupted by jealousy and fraternity mud

slinging.

Harry Ward, of Greenfield, Tenn., formerly of DePauw, was here last evening en route to St. Joseph, Mich. From there he will return to college at Harvard. Students should not fail to hear .1 Frank Hanly at the opera house tonight. He is an orator of great strength and understands the polit i ’ul issues of the day. Whitcomb will he here today and with Roller, Whitcomb and Wil Hams, the three mighty men of the west, our success on the gridiron is assured. Let all the loyal students lend our foot ball men their hearty

support.

A thrill of joy ran through the the eiowd of DePauw students yesterday when our great Roller came on the field to seethe boys practice Roller has been the strong right arm of our team for some time, and gi—s the hoys more inspiration than any other man. Mr. Roller will remain at DePauw and his brother will he here next week. These two men will lie a tower of strength tor Hie old gold on the gridiron this season. DePauw will have the best team in her history, Frank Takasugi, who graduated at DePauw university last year, was in Peru Wednesday and wus interested on the silver question. He says that nearly all the business in Japan is done with silver, and while it answers a good purpose in that country where transactions are small he thinks it would be very inconvenient in America. A laborer in Japan gets from tweatvtive to forty cents 11 day in silver, wiiich in our money is worth about half amount. With the high price of labor and the higher price of living in this country he thinks an exclusive use of silver would be

Alphcus Birch

Staple ape Fancy denes.

S. W. Corner Public Square

TeletThone No.QO I offer for the BEST DISPLAY of CANNED FRUITS, at my store, SEPTEMBER 16, a SILVER PLATE SERVICE, worth $8.00.

While the Evenings and

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Mornings are Cool

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Groceries, Fruits Buts and Vegetables.

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HAMIIVTON’S.

A full line of Queensware. This is the store for low prices and good bargains. Fancy gro-

ceries a specialty.

Southeast Corner Square.

NECKWEAR ENDLESS VARIETY

Wc have received the latest productions of the well known Carter and Holmes make of which we have the exclusive agency.

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THIS IS A CAR OF CRAWFORD COAL.

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None better, i am exclusive agent. Call an 1 see me before placing your orders. Banner Times Block. May Tennant.

about tho Ihhi ihiiig Amoi’ic;i:is would want. Mr. Takasu v. h .6

boon in this country seven vimi's ' if it fniis to curi*.

and expects to take post g'a I iale work for two years longer ui th science of government at Cornell

university before going bock to For sui.. Toxio to teach in the National uni- Folding bed ;-.(X), also other furniveratty in that citv.— Dc.u Ucpuu \ , - l,re ’ vtr y Dw for cu-h. 102 south licun. Jack-sen -treet. tf.

'a o C iiro n < «>i«i in Oae fDty«

lake Laxative Bro’iio Quinine Tab le;-. Ad druggists refund the money

25c. 108t. I).

am-till in the coal budn--s. ^ee ;n before plneing orders. John (Jaw ey

To the reop e I>( Ureeucasne. i’li’i your e-rdeis for coal now with You can not alfo d to miss hour- Tennant before price.; advance, ing Hon. J, Frank Hanly at the I mas block. 389t2 Hunemann opera house tonight. Order a trial sack of Vandalia Mills He is the peer of the beet for argu- ‘Initieriar’or Best High Grade. Sold

tnent, logic, wit and eloquenoi

C. B. ( ase. luko t in tone Hood’s siirsapaiilla

Preeb/teriMi ottareh. prevettis serious illness by keeping the 10:o0 preaching. “They shall he W'^’d puic mid it'd the organs in a

mine when I make up my jewels,’’

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iii: IT; 2 p. ui. Sunday school; V- in'ed Giri for general housework.

No washing, ana si reel.

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6:JO Y. 1*. >. C. EL consecra tqit meeting; 7 :J0 preaching, ‘’The

midnight storm on Galilee,” Matt. The Home umiery 8: 23-28* Choice solo and chorus , b the pbice to get tine photographs, ■inging with preaching. Excellent $1 50 per dozen, viewing dona orchestra with Sunday sc ho ,!. ‘ on ni ’' ,,:, ' Hno "- G:,lkM -V over A. Birch’s

See tlie Blue Flame Oil Burner at Uenick's hardware store, no wood; no coal. Better tbim naluiail gas. s'.Godi) See me now about hard coal. 1; will not be cheaper and in all probability more 1st of next mouth. May Tennant, Bannkii Times block. 2SIK3

j store, south west corner square; stairwav on .iaekson street. Greencastle, Indium.. May Uhittendrn, Artist.

1 handle tlie celebrated Crawford coal, best mined in Clay county. Leave order and get at summer price before too .ate. Baxxkk Times block, May Tennant. 2S9t3