Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 January 1897 — Page 3
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This is no Sermon wruitto preurb the virtuef ef RINfiER S < *M <>.! ,M_li j, , „ patent meilieiin—has the f-irmnla ||
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hast ni^bt at his home Hasil Potts I ; entertained thirty of hts yottnjj friends 9 ia Itonor of his eleventh hirthilav. I’’1 was a very jolly party of boys and | pills indeed. Many useful and .appropriate presents wi-re In-stowed as tokens | el their friendship and esteem. ReI frestnnents of eakes. lemonade and | fruit were served, and at ten o’eloek I the merry party dispersed wislnnpj ' their yoiuijj host many happy returns 1
of tlie day.
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STECIAL SALE STIFF HATS AND CAPS
Irrom Plow — TJnLil Hoi). Iwt We offer our entire stock of Stiff Hats and caps at ^ 1-3 off In order to make room for Spring Stock. ©utherlin li:,,,..
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^ din aide ; Goodyear welt; oak- ^ tt.i ned sole with tilling of ^ ^^^1 s between outer and inner rfles. us nearly damp-proof as > lather ean be made ; mililary ^ I*-. I; heel foxed and baek-stay- ®
; tail stitebei 1 xtension 8 eo cs; coin toes. Stoek and Wi -kmansliip guaranteed. Eijiiipped wile Pratt lace
f»- eners.
Stir. LOCAL HELD
What ia Going on in and About
Fair Greoncastle.
lit the February Ct'iitury tJeuertil Porter in In- fi 'iilleetlotis of • ('mpaignii g with Grant” recounts aneedotes and descri' e< incident' of tin* movements of the army from Spotsylvania to the North Anna. General Porter records Grant's besiiiit: under receipt of ou I news, and sets forth the General’s relations with the subordinates and bis comments on various movements, and in brief gives the look of events as se -n from the headquarters
point of view.
This bitterly cold weather don't draw the line too sharply bet ween the chronic tramp—the fellow who was never known to work and who runs away from honest employment—and the man whom misfortune has thrown upon the road penniless. It is better to relieve the pangs of hungci in half a dozen
fitrl (ionics ci Little L»*jtc for Our Ki<£ Stock. We have jus*; completed our annual invoice and find we have ei.tin. ly u
l stock left for so late in the season and we have determined to reduce it even at a
loss, hut that will be your gain if you will take advantage of the opportunity.
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pi css, suc-^wvjmi. ijancaLTs wmvt—MfcamTfc—iMJfc- aa-ua 1 fg Men's Suit' and Ovi reout
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» Men’s Fine Wu | Suit
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former price $7.f>0 and Youtb’s Suits former pi,,.. >0 r.O $5.00 for
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and Overcc .t- former price Youth’s
$7.50 for
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$5.00 and *12.00 $7.50
it’s Fine Plaid Suits former piieo ^ls00 for
' HVOO and ( biblren’s Suits formet price *2 .‘.(I and ^3 (K) $10.00 for $1.50 and $2.00
tiieat Reilueliou in Men's and Youth's Heavy Weight Pants.
' bildrcn's Fine Suits former Price $5.00 for $3.50
The above goods are strictly first class well made, with best trimmings and no shoddy. 1 he MODEL G-lothing Store.
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Of U‘a?i»tf the city, even for a tthort time, without ordering the Dally Bannkh Times to follow you. It costs you but 10 cents a weeic as it does here at home, and the address will be chanired as often us you desire.
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And will deliver the same at . any time, and in any mt, anywhere, and hour. fl OtJStl OREEfliSpSSCt' Toony’s Liocni ixaitrlcets. IFur lyl 1 K. W. Alien, matiager cl Ar^rdan g poultr) 1 in*e 1. choice •>
| lusty, lazy tramps, in these times that UATESl CITY HAPS ANu MISHAPS. | tr y nien’s souls, than to turn away one deserving man, out of work and withtV1,.»re Our People e.re Goiuk itntl Where out money to bli) bitllself till.- COUMllonTlieir (iui-rIh are Stopping—News of In- CSt lieeessariei of life. terest Over the City—The Hest Cnliimn in Yesterday from four to six, at her
j home <113 eatt Willard street. Miss Mary Hanley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Con Hanley, entertained a number of her little friends and all enjoyed a happy time Very palatable refreshments were served. After a time of enjoyment the little folks were treated to uu old-fashioned bob sled ride at the conclusion of which each was dropped out at her home. Miss Mary received several nice and useful presents.—Mmi-
cie Tima.
George Lowell, general superinteu- | dent of the Monon. says the success of the fou r-hour-aud-forty. tive-mi nu tes train over the Motion between Indianapolis and Chicago lias convinced him that the distance can safely be eovereu in four hours and fifteen minutes by eliminating two or three stops, and it will be accomplished when the company gets its new engines, which are constructed to make faster time than 1 hose the company now lias, which arc classed a' very superior locomotives. On Tuesday, January 19, Maud Eaiicy was married to Jesse Litten, an ighteen-year-old boy from Sttlesville.
(Personals amt society notes are solicited and will be Inserted If writer's name Hint address is attached, not to be inserted, but as on evidence of (rood faith. None but truthful
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J'gti u iit\ an.i return, at one It the rt und 'rip. Tickets "ill good going March 1, 2 and J, rciiirti until March Sth inclnkrougb sleeper "ill be run from " In ianapoli via Monon and
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| pt’a Celery Tea regulates the 1 1 kidneys, cures constipation |k headacne. 25c at all druggists.
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The ice crop goes merrily on today. C. Matson went to Indianapolis this morning. Dr. t'lark Hobhins of Mooresville, was here today on liu-iness. I. Van Dusen. of Chicago, is visiting Mr. Hall at the Commercial. Dr. G. C. Smythe is ou the sick list this week. He has symptoms of typhoid
fever.
The Over the Teacups club enter- | tains tonight at the reside it c of 'I'hmmis
J Abrams.
A party is being made up to hear the <) n Monday nftev the mania) •• Mrs. | Sousa com ertnt Indianapolis tomorrow i [Jtten came to I’ oseoutor Scdwick. j ovening. land asked that he prosecute Mr. Litten Mrs. Bessie Kecmin. of Leroy. 11!., j for marriage under false pretences. A< I is visiting her parents. Mr. titul Mrs.'1'. 1 tbc boy's home i- in .Monroe eounty. I C. Grooms. I Mr. .Sedwick could do nothing with the B. F. Corwin, R. L. O’Hair and Ed j' ,lir ' Mr ' 1 ' h '' ls ;l fem *>er Harris were in Indianapolis this fore-. lai-band telling her that he e in not live noon on business. j villi her and will never return. That
, i-he has disgraced his family name bv
( buries >V. Landes is among tbc siek. . . ■ . . '
... , 11 1 • 1 ,''aiising liun to he in pul for several
He is sutienrig from nsevere cold which j , ...
days. Mrs. Litten did not, state as to In-r intentions of going to Monroe county tu prosecute her husband.—Mar-
tinarille Reporter.
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Some of ttie ladies in Greeneastle who entertain complain that some of those receiving invitations arc negligent about answering the missives. The letters R. S V. 1'. are placed on an invitation for a purpose and that purpose is to ascertain if the invited ones will attend, and that is the general acceptance of the term, but some by their thoughtlessness or delay oftentimes cause a hostess much anxiety and worry concerning her guests. Especially is this true in the case of patties where games are played and where an exact number of people are a necessity. An immediate answer would enable the hostess to till places of people unable to
accept the invitations.
G. H. Williamson is in receipt of a copy of the San .lose, Cal., Mercury. which gives an account of-the funeral of Rev. Henry Benson, at Santa Clara, January 1(1. Dr. Benson was
in this vicinity was found Wednesday j well known to many of our older eitineur the depot. It caused no accidents, -ens. He for two years was professor as it was discovered early. 'of Greek in Asbury college, from which The farmers report that the snow and 1 * u ‘ K 1 ailuated in 1842. Inl'.iJ cold weather have driven the .p.ails, :‘' e wpnt to ' H,,, ' kton - CaI -> as M^tor
and was in the ministry until 1804 when he became editor of the Pacific
takes him from business.
The car used for cotiveving ITiited States prisoners passed through here this morning ou the Big Four’s train
| we.-t. No. 9.
The thermometer was still Huttering I around zero this morning, about two above. The indications today are for
a breaking of the cold spell.
Rev. Robert D. Leonard of Imldiaii-
|»,»n Rw.es to Washington D. ! Hp0 , u will visit St. Paul's Baptist jrcouut of the presidential inati-! chim . tl j n thbt c j ty Monday to hold a n it \\ ashitiiiton < ity, March ; p| 0 f r , u ,£ ( , ( | nmcjiuir f ()1 . t W( ,
snts ot the Cincinnati, Hamilton
yion railway, will sell tickets to The educational committee of the
Legislature passed through this morning on the Vandalia to Terre Haute where they go to visit the Indiana
State Normal.
February first the Art club "ill meet at the home of Mrs. Philip Baker. The subject for the afternoon ‘‘French Sculptors Rude and Barge” w ill be led
by Mrs. Miller.
The railroads have been unusually lucky this winter in avoiding broken rails. The first one on the Big Four
t' l' iirs. Needles, nils, Kle. ( losina I" 1 19c 1st, ''JV. p’Hie. J K. Illl,t,, Greeneastle, Ind.
1 ''M M r,, , ,,,, 1 ,,,,,,,,,,,, , >O.WIWl;Ri:iAL U)l!RSE<x* \ f'k ••• .inir, (’.MniMi iviiii Law. I’en- 1 I 1 *!*, arid Shorthuml an* jfuld win- - Enter at any Mine). I *, Ss j w iU Leirtn Short nand Feb. 1st, - f'‘lock i*. MHiom i West College. I ten weeks, $1.00. u ,,, E C HORN, M. C. S. : ,. ini di-serli th e i trci.lar. - i 1 ' M I « I ,,, , ,,, , , I I ,
wliich arc i|tiite numerous, into the barnyards where they run about with tin- chiekt ns. The cold snap has killed hundred of the popular game birds. Five hunured Knights of Pythias attended a district meeting at Rockport yesterday. On Feb.23 Greeneastle will be called upon to entertain one of these distriec meetings. Prepare to make the vi-itors’stay as pleasant as possi-
ble.
Clarence Beard lias sold the Henry co :nty Rt’inthlican and New Castle Daily Pi u to W. J. Camerou, late of the Wiuono (Minn) Herald. Me. Beard will practice law in Indianapolis.
lw STOCK WALL PAPER
—Embracing all the Latest Designs at—
BINTS DRUG STORE
Christian Advocate, and later of tlie California Christian Adrocate. In later years be held ninny positions of honor and trust from his conference. Dr. T. II. Sinex, of Pacific Grove, was one of the speakers at the funeral und sabl that he is now the sole survivor < f the class of 1842. In 184't Rev. Benson married Miss Matilda M. Williamson, who survives him and is a sister of G. H. Williamson.
Urn- Lines ofThis Columri Records the Best News in College Circles- ^ Hardware, Stoves and Tinware Phi Delta Tlieta will entertain A* 6 C0ri?!.j0] G t)G SiTICi T/b 1 G SITOT^T" cill tllG lady friends tonight liy a drive to i&t-GSt VGlti.GS. Mt. Meridian.
See our
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Noiioe of DiHKolution, The partnership heretofore existing between Frank Cannon and J. S. Sandy was dissolved on January 18, All persons owing the above firm willj please call and settle. Fkank Cannon, 88t3 J. S. Sandy.
The members of last year's base; bull team met in Plato hall after chapel and elected John Haskell captain of the ’91 team. Verling Helm ’911, gave a most interesting address last evening at the last meeting of the day of
prayer.
Chas. T. Studd of England, delivered a very interesting address in Plato hall this afternoon at four o'clock. He will speak again to-
night tit the joint, meeting o! tin- i ** u Christian associations Mr. Studd ^ 1 HE BES1 OT*
is a representative English college man and lias u most pleai-ing ad
dress.
Prospects are good for base hail. Our team will have several strom. additions this year and we have! every hi pe of a tuccesstiil oeasi.u. There is a growing sentiment in the university against hook stealers which wid doubtless result in si ri oils punishment of the seiuinarinni thieves. The students have uiviveu at stn-li a condition of a trail's that it becomes absolutely necessary for them to employ serious means for their own protection. 'File eotuiltee which has been chosen by the student body, is organized with Jno. Lahines, Pres, Frank Roller, Sec., and with vigilance committees on the war path it will be impossi hie for anv one to steal books with out being discovered. This com mittee has the authotity of court and with this warning thieves will he shown no mercy whatever and if all seminarium books are not returned by Monday next the thieves shall be expelled from the organ!
zation.
A mass meeting of student? was held after chapel today for the purpose of denouncing the proposed foot ball hill before the Indi ana legislature. Ed Davis presided at the meeting. A unanimous j resolution condemning the hill was j passed and Messrs Shireman Sandy ^ and Roller were appointed on a \ committee to draft a petition and secure the names of students. Miss Powell, who is to play in the concert tomorrow evening will be initiated into Alpha Chi Omegol tomorrow afternoon.
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A fall line of Qutr.nsware. This is the store for low prices and good bargains. Fancy gro-
ceries a specialty.
Southea t Corner Square.
THIS IS \ C \n OF CRAWFORD COAL.
None better, i am exclusive agent. Call and see me before placing your oruers. Banner l imes Block. May Thnnant.
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THE GLOBE STORE. SOUTH GREENCASTLE.
FROM MOW UNTIL F. SRUARY 15 1 WILL SELL BOOTS' SHOES, AMD RUBBERS At COST for CASH. ORANSKI.
fcEN’s drug store
V 'osSfrAtA' '-.' v-. s at market and settle at once. 8i!-Ct
Mr. 0. T. Willis ami wife with the remains of their son, Earl Howard, arrived yesterday afternoon. .V brief religious service will be held at (he residence of Rev. T. II. Wipis. 3(H) west Eleventh street at 2 o’clock today in charge of Revs. J. II. Doddridep and T. J. Clark. The interment will occur at
Rose Hill cemetery.
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| set out your can and Joseph Sinclair aged 43 years died -' vv ll,e a tchd. yesterday morning at his home two =
miles south of Cloyerdale. He had! been in feeble health for some time. | The funeral occurred this morning.
I am Selling Headlight Coal Oil at 10 per gallon Hioomington | Gasoline i 2 ^2 or 5 gallons for 60c
Bailey Hawkins
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Take Laxative Brotr.o (juinioe Tablets. All druggists refund the moiu y if it fails to cure. 2fc. 2(:8i I>.
For Statements see The Hankf.b '1 imko, Drintcra
For Sale Bills and Posters. The Bannkr Timks