Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 October 1896 — Page 3
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fortified with a jjood speed) atid there were many regrets that he could not finish. Several short speeches were made. Hen Hayden gave a trood talk, as did Ilenrv Bridges. Mr. Boland and George Herring. All the boys brought out great applause. The next meeting night will he on Monday, November 2, at 7:30 p. m., in the mayor’s office. There will he no meeting next Monday evening. The Covington, Ivy.. Conionwealth I had the following concerning the Al»I rains-Beach wedding : There are few prettier pictures in life than a fair
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I?ew Shoes--For Fall and Winter are now being received at Louis S Hays.
The best Pennsylvania Gas ^ cJtl Coke crushed S4.00 a ^ to/;uncrushed S3 .50a ton; dej lijered at your home. Coke is ; tfc: cheapest and cleanest fuel >; fir base burners and furnace. Gideon JJinll, y iicENTFOR TERRE HAUTE GAS CO. £ j f 01H S. < ollejfc* Avc*., PeSlotte Property. —
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5 i What \a Going on
! young bride, and yesterday eve at six o’clcck relatives and friends witnessed the marriage of a lovely young woman. Miss Charlotte Meredith Beach, and Mr. Edwin Chaddock Abrams,of Louisville, formerly of Greencastle, Ind. Portions of tlie Episcopal service was used by request in the ceremony which was performed by the bride’s pastor, Kev. Mr. Rennie, of Madison Avenue Presbyterian church, and it was acknowledged as very impressive and beautiful. The bridal party stood under a canopy of greens adorned occasionally with yellow forest leaves and throughout the parlor tills was carried out, emphasizing the autumn month and its special beauties. It is rare to see a fairer bride. She has a bright, sparkling brown eye, prettv complexion and chats merrily and happily. Her coifi'ure
I'Tjp j MU M j PI IT I 11 was simple but she has the tint of hair I 11 E -LivJv rl IJ 11IJ 1J1/ ! wlncii painters and poets admire, and it
w..r arranged in a pleasing style and
DePauw University, This Column Records the Best News in College Circles Mr. Shumaker, a former student of DcPauw, was visiting the university today. Ed L. Dayis left this morning for Boston where he will attend the national convention of Delta Epsilon. At chapel today Coach Wade made a “straight arm” tala on foot ball, and issued a call for a mass meeting in Meliarry hall this afternoon. THE OLD GOLD WINS
BIG STOVE DISPLAY.
Oaks, Air-Tights, Hard Coal Burners, Majestic Steel Eanges,
etc., at
COOPER BROS.' HARDWARE CO., SOUTHWEST OOF?. SQUAFRE.
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For Suits. Overcoats,
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wave and curl around the low brow made her altogether one of I th - very prettiest brides of the season.
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and sweetness — white organdie trimmed with soft chiffon, white ribbon a- adornment, a butterfly bow and long streamers completed tne becoming toilet. Her handsome sister, Miss Anne Beach, was the maid of hoi.or, and with pride, pleasure and love she offered the ! graceful courtesies of the lovely event, and was fortunate to catch the handsome bonnet thrown by her bride sister. Mr. George Beach, Cincinnati, was the best man, and was fortunate to seen re the sixpence in the bride’s cake, which
(Persona:* and society notes are solicited ! | ie > [ la ]| wealthy, Mi-s and will be inserted it writer s name and ad- K . it | ia! .j nt . p r i 0P secured the ring. The
dress 1* attached, not tn>ne,lnscrted, but as an
evidence ot ttood faith. None Ibut truthful ^ bridal table wa- decoratul With J'llow Items are desired.) crysantliemuiiis, anil seated at the siinie
j were, besides the bridal party, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Abrams, a bride and groom
Where !>nr People r.r#.* Going and Where Their Guests are Stopping—Npwh of Interost Over tlie City—The Bent Column in Hi 1 * Paper for Qnick Rending.
DON’T THINK
or ir»a\hnr the city, oven for k abort rime, without orderingr th*’ Daily Banner Times to | folicw you. It costs you but If) cents a week us it does here ai home, and the address will be chanir^.T as often as vou ^“sire.
UJe fiav/Q tl?e Best
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To be had. and will deliver the same at any day and hour. J0}l|^!LEV9<?0., SOLI5I7 CREEf^SSC^.
Several cold waves are.
headed this
way. Get your^" CO A L
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in the cellar before the snow Hies and save trouble, annoyc ance and money. Place your '•order now by phone 50, or j drop me a card through the post office and 1 will see you, or call at No. 001 S Indiana
St.
FRANK BLACKMAN, Student Coal Dealer.
IF C. Lewis went to Bnizilthis iiioiii-
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1’. (). Collivcr Ini- gone t > Winchester, K v. .Inc linker nttended th<- Terre Haute races today. Mr-. D. I're-riiii went to Indianapolis last evening. G. W. Black shipped a ear of hor-e-I to Indianapolis yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. E. < Abram- arrivid I here today to vi-it friends. Don’t forget grand republican rally day on the -Jiitli in Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. .lohn L. Steven* are at home frmu a yisit with their daughter in Brazil. Several couples of the city young people held a party in the Sighall hist evening. Miss Nora Hammerly has gone to Bloomington to canvass for the Banner Times book bindery. Ex-I’resident Harrison and party will arrive in Greencastle tomorrow at about •">:30 o’clock. Mrs. Frank Ragan, of Spencer, who has been tlie guest of Mrs. Marshall Mooie, has gone to Amo. Mr. and Mr-. M. M. Starr have returned to their home in Lincoln. Xeb.. after a visit with Mr. Starr's relatives in this city and Bainbridge. Engine Xo. 100. Tom Harding engineer, went south this morning on the Monon. It will be decorated and will pull tlie Harrison train tomorrow. J allies T. Denny and T. Peek held a very successful meeting in Washington township on Saturday night. '1 hey j addressed a big audience and their re-
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JAMES M- HURLEY. REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND LOANS. Do you want to buy a farm 9 Do you want to sell? Do you want to rent? SEE MF. FIRST NATIONAL BANK
i marks were attentively heard. .1. P. Hornady, political writer on the ! Indianapolis AVirs in a two column article from this city last evening, predicts a large majority for McKinley m the Fifth district ; mi a similar large
ninjority foi Mr. Fans.
Democrats should make sure of their Bryan reception committee before it is published again, .lohn Me.Uimh-n’s card appears elsewhere in this issue and he says in no uncertain tones
from Lowell, Ind., Miss Emma Davis, Miss Lottie Beach. Miss Agnes Price, Miss Fannie Beach, Mr. Win. James, .Miss Bessie White, Rev. and Mrs. | Rennie. Among the guests from a distance were relatives of tlie groom | from Indiana, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, Mr. an I Mrs. Flee], Mr. and Mrs. David Abrams. The happy couple were b< aiitifnlly remembered with presents. They left last evening ’mid a shower of rice for a trip to the east. May the glad sunshine of the day he a token for their prosperity, and may the guardian angel of ibis fairest of fair
brides go with tier through life. A voter should he silent in the-elec-
tion polls. Other than giving his name to the clerks he need not say say a word. Xo inspector lias a right to question him. nor lias any fool elerk any right to question a voter. Take luinler silence along with you when you vote,
republicans.
The Woman’s Home Missionary society will meet with Mrs. Hiram Alien on Wednesday, Oct. 21st, at 2:30 p. in Ladies of the church are cordially invited. All members are expected. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Landes started today to drive to Dana, ind., to visit friends. Mrs. Landes will attend a missionary meeting. Regular meeting Temple Lodge, Xo. 17. F. A A. M. tomorrow evening Oct. 20, at 7 o’clock, regular business and
work.
A. E. Smiley and O. M. Smith, of Hushville, registered at the ( ommercia) last evening. Mr-. J. K. Hammond and son Bruce, of Chicago, arc guests of Dr. and Mrs. I.ammers. Mrs.George W. Paris, of Terre Haute, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. 1.. P. Chapin. Dr. Tueker, of Terre Haute, visited his son and daughter in the university
today.
Mrs. R. A. Oggs goes to Dana to attend missionary meeting as a delegate. A four year old child of Jacob Pace, living west of town, has the diphtheria. Mrs. Kate Blakely’s father lias re-
Our Gallant Boys Bring Honor to
the University.
Yesterday the Noblesville Athletic association tested the strength of oar team in a hotly contested game on McKeen field. The day was far from an ideal otic becausi the wind blew a constant gale from a southerly direction, keeping clouds of dust in the air and mak ing runs diflit ult. At 3:00 both teams came on the field. They both made fine appearance but strength and weight seemed to be in favor of the N. A. A. team. At 3 :12 Noblesville kicked off, Ruick catching the hall and making a slight advance down field. Outfellows piayed a snappy game from the start. Several times they lined up and placed tlie ball in action before Noblesville could “get tngether.” In 11 minutes DcPauw pushed the pigskin over Noblesville and Shireman made a touch down ; Ruick kicked goal. Noblesville kicked. DePauw by rapid rushes, and snappy runs soon landed the ball near Noblesville’s goal, but Williamson making a cyclone run, was thrown heavily to the ground and dropped tli" ball which was se cured by Noblesville. Then the scrap commenced. Our team wall urled slowly backward by the heavy pounding of Noblesvillecenter artillery. Near our goal Noblesville lost the slippery pig skin and DePauw was making rapid spurts toward another touch down when time was called.
Time 4:00. SECOND hale.
kicked oil. Our
Alpheus Birch
Slams 33s Fauci Gmiies, Telephone No. 90 I keep best quality of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. OUEENSWARE and TINWARE
Prices reasonable, satisfaction assured.
While iho Evenings and Morninus are Cool
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where lie stands. Slill the democrats j turned to Monon after a short visit. I boldly placed him on their committee. ' Feril Lucas has returned from a vi-it
with home folks at Harrodsburg. ('has. Smith and wife spent Sunday
For better Heads see The Bannkr Timk.s,printer*' Sutiscribe for the Bannki. Times
This is but one of many such glaring misrepresentations that these local j deinoeratie managers are making. The McKinley Gold Bugs held a meeting hist evening in the mayor’s office which was largely attended. John Fox wr.s the speaker of the evening. but he was suddenly taken sick and had to stop talking. Mr. Fox was
TA New L.OT OF=
HAYIkANfc CHINA
with relatives at Terre Haute. Rev. J. L. Jackson has gone Bloomington to visit friends. Jerome Allen is visiting his daughter Miss Mimic, in Anderson. H or see Eugleson, of Bloomington, was in tlie city today. Win. Dills shipped a ear of stock to Jersey City today. Fred Jacobs is on the sick list.
followed like old time sprinters and J J downed the ball on u few yards ad ^ vanee. Noblesville was perceptibly weakei and DePauw was playing ■ "
ball. Very little punting
was done. Several startling rushes jarred up both sides, but the work was principally on the end. When the ball was on Noblesville’s 10 yard line John Owens was severely injured and a substitute put in ae tion. Soon Shireman burst like a tiger through Noblesville’s line and dragging three strong men with him made our second touchdown, i Ruick kicked goal. " Roller again kicked off. Our boys were on thentoes and down field like a Hash and turned Noblesville wrong side out. While making a brilliant run Shireinan was injured and dragged off the field despite his resistance Lallines was also injured. Davis and Beecher took the injured men’s places, and the game went merrily on until with a Commanche Indian yell Williamson made a touchdown. A strong wind was blowing and j : - Ruick failed to Kick goal. Roller ' s 11 again kicked oil and a scrappy, game was fought until time was | called while the ball was in the center of the field. Time 9 minutes - till o. Score DePauw 111, Nolilet ville 0. The line up was as follows: i The game was a clean one from 1 start to finish. There was no slug ging or quarrelling. The Nobles-!
A fall line of Qutensware. This is the store for low prices and good bargains. Fancy gro-
ceries a specialty.
Southeast Corner Square.
DIRECT IMPORTATION AT
ALLEN S DRUG STORE. Call and see these new Goods. Prices Reasonable.
Dr. f*. S. Henson, of Chicago, lectures on the Y. M. (’. A. course tonight at Melurrv Hall. Single admission 50o.
NECKWEAR
SfSi ENDLESS VARIETY
We have received the latest pi ( d.a lions of the well known Carter and Holmes make of w hich we i ave the
exclusive agency
NO- 6 EAST
WASH, STREET
SUfHERLip.
THIS IS A CAR OF CRAWFORD COAL.
None better, i am exclusive agent. Call and see me before placing your orders. Banner 1 lines Block. Mav Tennant.
‘cracker jack” sprinter, if is cyclone runs shook our boys up consider-
ably.
It was u caution to see Dick Ballard
hit the Noldesvilie line.
A fair crowd was out considering the short time that tin- game had been an-
nounced.
DePauw enthusiasm whs not want-
ing.
Ml kinds of pot and bedded plants cut th >\\ ers and Moral designs a specialty AffRS. AN j. OHARREE Corner Ulooiuina* -n ..ml Amlei-Kon Streets TI .1.1.1 >1 tONl, XO. tl
Sandy made the eu l men fn in Xo-
ville boys are every one gentlemanly j il *‘ te "' 1 '* '
athletes, and won many friends by
their conduct.
Neely tackled like a Lear, got hold is was latcwcil ImI.v
Wi en he
Hear Henson tonight on ‘T o >1-
There will be a rafter or two lifted taom the roof of the court house tonight.
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DePauw. Noblesville, Sliireinan-Davis. R H Kush Cushman L H Walls Studebaker R T Curr Williamson L ’I’ Owens J Ballard F B Darrah Ruick Q B Vestal Roller C K Bradley
Davis ... R O.. Bush b I noon.
Lallines-Beecher. LG Owens M Sandy R E Carey
Neely 1. E Hind- Take Laxative Bronio Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
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Illil Von ICver Think
Of the evil . Meets of eott’ee andttk, and (lie enormous ipuuitiLv usedt Is i; any wonder so many suffer trnin liea iaehe, nervousness, dy-pepsit.. constipation and many oilier ailn .is, and find no medicine that cures. >. rs. Elizabeth Dice, of Elkhart, lud., states ‘■Many rears I -utfered with severe stomach and heart trouble, nervousness and sleeplessness. I had taken much medicine l.ut . otild not he cured. After u-ing one package of Dr. Martin’s Nervine Coffee. I find my stomach trouble
I et us oive Beniamin Harrison :i : '" 1 f “'’ 1 ,ik '' a "a* person.” 1 lb Lit us gi\e m nj uni in nariison .i ., (H . s>ni , ) | P> nuking 05 uv. by rousing reception tomorrow after- mail. Address Dt. Marti.. Health Food
Co.. Elkhart. Ind. Sold by grocers. For Sale by T. Abrams, W. H Har-
T<> Cure h Cold In One Day. rison, Rroadstreet A Son.
Rheumatism h caused by lactic acid in the blood. Doom's .•s-r-a|iai ilia neutralizes the acid and cures rheumatism.
noths.
Clias. Darrab. Noblesville’s full back. t0 (‘ ure ‘ ’J- ,c
f or Statements see i^)e Bannkr Timbs, printers.