Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 October 1896 — Page 3
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Pew 5hoes^ For Fall and Winter are now being received at [mis & Hags.
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1 he best Pennsylvania Gas Coal Coke crushed $4.00 a ton:uncrushed S3.50 a ton; delivered at ynur home. Coke is the cheapest and cleanest fuel for base burners and furnace. Gideon Uinll, AGENT FOR TERRE HAUTE GAS CO 91fl S. <. olleye Ave . Dt* Motte Property.
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Has just received a full line of FALL AND . . WINTER WOOLENS For Suits, Overcoats, Pantaloons* Call on Him Before Purchasfntr. Cleaning; and Repairing a Specialty. Opposlto Post OffiCGt Over - Jones’ - Drug - Store-
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I am in the Coal Business, as usual, and will handle the ht-st BRAZIL. Bl—OC K, And also ANTHFRAOITE, of best quality. Order now for present or future delivery. JOHN CAWb&Y.
THE LOCAL FIELD What is Going on in and About Fair Greencastle.
S LATEST CITY HAPS ANLi MISHAPS.
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Some one, knowing more about my business than I do Imyself, has spread the report Ithat I am to open a “Club jHouse" this fall. I desire to fcve it distinctly understood that I shall open my pining Hall, 510 East Semijnary street to the students M D. P. U. on the same plan
|as heretofore.
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Where Our People are i*oing amt Where Their Guests are Stopping—News of Interest Over the City—The Best Column in tha Paper for Quick Reading.
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Of leaving the city, even for a t*hort time, without ordering tne Daily Banner Times to follow you. It costs you but 1ft cents a wee* as it does here at home, and the address will be changed as often as vou desire.
I (Personals and society notes are solicited and will be inserted if writer’s name and address is attached, not to bejinserted, but as an evidence of good faith. Nonelbut truthful
items are desired.)
W. L. Djxtvr went to Knightsville
last evening;.
J. B.Nelson 1ms none to Indianapolis
and Greenwood.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wilson are at home from Indianapolis. Rev. Orcutt and Elder Brown reI turned from Fillmore tins morning. Miss Sarali Tuggle leaves today for a visit In Terre Haute and Saline City. Mrs. J. I>. Strachan, of Brazil, is visiting her sister, Mrs. 1). I.. Anderson. Paul Gilbert went to Pittsboro this morning, lie will preach there tomorrow. Miss Fetry. of Keelsville. returned home this morning after a visit in the
citv.
Rev. I>. M. Wood went to Knightsville and Brazil Inst evening to conduct
q uar ter) y con fere n ce.
Charlie and Florence Cawley went to Terre Haute thG morning to visit their
sister, Mrs. John Gainer.
Elder Lincoln Murray, of Indianapolis, returned home this morning after
visiting the Rev. Jackson.
the |
ing cup, and the common cup of former days has lieen done away with. Every morning the drinking buckets are cleansed with a solution of carbolic
acid.
The Indiana university foot hall team arrived at noon with about JO rooters. The I. T. team lined up as follows this afternoon: Polk, right end: Endicott. right tackle; King, right guard, Ray, center; Sparks, left guard; Orine, left tackle; Sheek, left end; Benford, quarterback; Eagleson, right halfback; Yanster, left halfback; Scott fullback. 1 l presented Perry as referee and DePauw Wade as umpire. The new election ballots are 17' a by 30' a inches in length. This will necessitate the purchase of new ballot boxes as not more than 100 of the sheets will go into one of the old sized boxe*. It will require a box about twice the size of the boxes now in use throughout the State and these will have to he provided by the county commissioners before the election or there will be trouble. The hallot will contain seven tickets, which makes it almost twice as bulkv when folded as it was two years ago. On account of the great number of tickets in the tk-ld there are other points that will have to be carefully considered by those having the arrangements for the election m charge. The wheelmen of Indiana will make a pilgrimage to Canton to visit Major McKinley on the tenth. Indiana feels that she should be given special recognition by the next president, and the wheelmen of the state have secured that date to present a good road movement which they believe will prove of bene tit to tile whole United States. It is desired that as many Indiana wheelmen as possible make the trip. The start will be made from Indianapolis Friday night. George X. Catterson, who has charge of the National Wheelmen’s McKinley and Ilotiart clubs throughout the state, has secured a very low rate from Indianapolis to Canton and return. There will be a big wheelmens parade in Indianapolis on Friday night, and Mr. Catterson desires that all those who contemplate making the trip will notify him at once and he there Friday evening to take part in the parade. Parties of ten or more will be made up in several towns outside of Indianapolis, and these delegations will all be there Fridav evening to go with the main body which will leave at 10:20
that night.
At Allen Bros., • ry goods store along about noon an incident occurred that caused considerable excitement. Mr-. Phillips and daughter, Miss Nora, of Coatesville, were in the crowded store trading and Mrs. Phillips placed her pocket book on the counter. While her attention was temporarily diverted her pocketbook disappeared. -She suspected a woman who was near and as the woman left the store accompanied by two or three small children, Mrs. Phillips followed her feeling sure that her pocket book was in a satchel which the woman carried Mrs. Phillips made a search of the grip and found her book, j There was at out .f4o in the pocket book. ■ The Ban.vkh Times could not learn the name of the woman who took the money but she is represented as being very poor and living in the country. It wag not known at two o'clock whether any prosecution would follow. Rev. Orra Squires, of Martinsville, arrived at noon. He will make his home with his daughter. Mrs. X. S. Joslin. He is also the father of U. S. Senator Squires, of Washinston state. Joe Friend has an apple tree that is bearing its third crop of apples for Ibis season and he has the fruit on exhibition today to show-for the truth of his
story.
Mrs. James Conlin and daughter, Miss Ells, have returned to their home in Laporte after a visit with Jerry
O’Brien and family.
There is quite a tight on between the two railroads for Indianapolis business
DePauw University
This Column Records the Best News in College CirclesThere will be a special meeting for the DePauw students tomorrow evening in College Avenue church. Five short addresses will be given, five minutes in length. The speak ers are Miss May Daniels, Miss Ada Frank, and Messrs. Ewing.
Heard and Nudal.
All republican voters among De Pauw students are requested to register at Walter Allen’s within
the next four days.
The Chicago Times Herald through their local correspondent today gives excellent pictures of Captain Shireman and B. F. Roller. The Times Herald has the reputa tion of being the cleanest and neat est newsaper in the United States and its work on these cuts sustains its well earned record. The DePauw-lndiana universi tics foot ball L r ame today attracted wide attention, being the opening game of the season. The day was a perfect one and the ground was in excellent shape for the contest. The 1. U. team arrived at noon backed by a fair number of en thusiasts. The teams lined up at 3 p. m. in the struggle. Theo Nees was the guest tf friends and Phi Gam brothers yes-
terday.
Mr. Horn of 1. U. came up yes terday evening to visit Phi Psi brothers. Mr. Hill, of Muneie, an old De Pauw* boy, is visiting his friend: here today. Lee Bays is at his home in Sulli van visiting home folks. The freshman class will meet for the election ofoftlceis at 1:30 Mon day afternoon. Miss Swindler wears Kappa colors this morning. Phi Delta Theta will initiate her, new pledged men tonight. The Thetas will give an informal j party tonignt. Prof. Brown will have a Sunday school class on Bible literature at | College Avenue. All students in-
vited.
Misses Iliil and Baldwin are pledged Alpha Phi. The Sophomore class met this afternoon. 1). K. E. will initiate her new men tonight. The athletic election will lie held next week. The university class meeting w ill be held tomorrow at 9 o’clock in Plato hall. Dr. Poueher will lead. Rev. Frank Crane’s lecture last night fulfilled all expectations. His humor is unique and his illustrations applicable. The attendance was not what it should have
been.
The DePauw spirit is wild today.
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There wa- a bad freight " reck on uc on , )i;t thu lllty Bryan -peaks at the I u j a sn | t painful proof of Motion south of Hiooniington n*t nijri't city. j the fact. It is wisdom now, or whenand the night train did not get through. nt Brtpti9t both ' ever there is any indication of
Miss Belle Reel, of Reel-Glle, who morn | n g im) j evening, by the pastor, j has been here a-tending the J hoinpson- , v Baldoek. Sumlav school at nine
Edwards wedding, returned home last oV1()l . k m>
Mrs. Susan Brown has returned to j
Rt. Rev. John Hazen M hitc. hi-hnp houie ;u Logansport after a visit
with M's. Bacon.
Miss Jessie Ashby, of Ladoga, is the I guest of her cousin, Miss Hulah Far-
row. and Miss Mable Stoner.
Mrs. J. D. Ton- is at home from j Bloomfield, where she has been attend-
ing the wedding of a sister
1). Shonkwiler and son have returned j to Rensselaer after a visit with the!
friends in the former’s father.
Rev. Hammond, of Terre Haute, is j here to visit over Sunday with friends, j
James II. Parrish and Rachel M. bu j lt lne U j, an( j rt .stored my health so Ilibbs were today licensed to marry. that a | thou){ h the doctor said I would B. Rockwell of the Vandalin was | 'Hood'.’^ in the city today on business. saparilta cured my husband of the boils.
Charles B. Case addressed a large
crowd at Carbon last night.
Mrs. Denton, of Blooming!on, is vis-
iting her son. Jack Denton.
Dr. H. A. Gobin went to Plymouth
tins afternoon.
of Indiana, will preach and administer the rite of to’itiriiiatioii at St. John’Episeopai church, on Sunday. October 1. at 10:30 o'clock a. m. The public
cordially invited.
Ed Yatto, win. i- traveling for a New York Chemical company, ami <i. B. Baker, of DePuiw '87. repn -entinga Cleveland firm of bankers and brokers, registered at the Commercial la-t night
[ and are calling on old
| city todav.
The school hoard of Crtiwfordsville has passed an unusual sauitaiy rule tor the schools of the city. Every pupil is required to bring an individual drink-
impure blood, to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and prevent such eruptions and suffering. “I had a dreadful carbuncle abscess, red, fiery, fierce and sore. The doctor attended me over seven week.'. When the abscess broke, the pains were terrible, and I thought I should not live through it. I heard and read so much about Hood’s Sarsaparilla, that I decided to take it, and my husband, who was suffering with boils, tdok it also. It soon purified our Blood
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