Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 March 1894 — Page 2

THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1891.

DAILY BANNER TIMES

GENERAL COUNTY NEWS.

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tt^^r MKSoffl "‘ <COn,, ' r V ' ,U ' “"“ii"- to have one the beet times in

('hanirct, for dlapluv ndverttsi’ments must hr handni In ti> 10 o'cliH-k a. m. rarli day. Hind 11 a advprtlaiMiifnta will in* rtH rl\ ixl mrli tlm ii(i in 1 o'l-lmk p. iii. Advert Iflim rat in inade known on iipiilleatlon. Keadlnv notioes one cent per word inch In

nrrtton.

•'Hard Time." linin'*.

U air axed tua hard times doiu's. j

Vulillahed every afternoon exeept Snndav j l s sir teiliprance wlmine 11 bi‘ a-go vvithin Putnant’* Boundarle*.

OROVKt. VXD.

tlie A. K. hall Saderday evenin', Itev. .1. B. Haddock, of Harrodshtirg. in the year of our Lord M. I). C. C. hes just closed a series of meetings at

1894, March the ten.

Roots and Regiilashuns * hap | a nd after an absence of several months j

ter the I Kvery women who kums a t Crawfordsville.

must wear a kaliker dress A apern, Ira Lewis has moved to the country, j aml P hoilgllt he was or somethin’ ekely npoperate it- > ,,or a footer has moved to southern , ^ ^ not l)wn heft | ert ^ leve thair poughdle dorg ter hum. '’"'('"(T amusing to see how the twol* 11 ' It is very strange indeed how any t'hapler the tenth: Kvery gent f.Khful organs at the county seat latior ! "'ll'!" ’ *

SHALL YOU RIDE THE BEST?

All cominunic‘4iti«»ns should Ik* slgntMl .vlth thf imim t«r tin* writ it. not n«vonwtiN for |tubllcHHon. but ns i*vld»*nce of goiwl faith A.lonymoua communications can not be no-

ticed.

Where (I HI very is irregular please report same promptly lit publication office. Specimen copies inaih*d free on application.

series

this place of ten days’ continuance. | 0re w|lo U ( | raw j llg rt p,.,, si on I J L.Lydiek has returned to lirove-^ ^ h( . aled by and 1

when he was visited by a special exam- | iner of pensions he elian^ed his opinion

RATES OF SU BSCRIPTION One Year in advance Sir months Three month* One month Per week by Carrier

$5.1

must wear thair old close an’ flannel shi rts. No gent with a failed ^ shirt and dude kollar will he al-

, . i powers of such illiterate men as these. |

^ b0lS . t * r ." ,, ^. e f. ;!!." . P-Plc that eh,im.-d to ^ healed

are surely about as ignorant as the [

preachers themselves.

2-'si low'd to kmn. onless he pa vs a tine

1 ji,') * ' mmm ■*. w. . *'*' uv three cents. These rods will be victims to tackle.

tion, when all the great democratic papers of the country oppose him and

the administration.

Measles are still searching for new

enforced to the letter.

When delivery Is mini.• • e.irrler. iill suli- A kompetent kolll111itfCO will ill

scription accountn are to be *» id to Hietn as I 1

In looking over the tield to And a man who would do honor to the party and to

BA IN BRIDGE. Visitors in town this week : Mr. and Mrs. Talbott, <>f Cool Bluff, at Mr. Thomas Long’s: Frank Ader and wife,

they call and reeelpt for seine

M. J. BECKETT.. HAKRY M. SMITH.

terduce strangers and look aft-r

...Feb'isiier the bashful fellers Ar gals. Extra ManaicinK Editor j, ot(( i vitlles will he et from ate to

Address all coininuntcattnns to ((,(( o'kloek.

Thk Uaii-y Bankeh Times. Greencnstle. Ind. "'ill be da

Admittance ter git in (nine and om-lialf)

the county as commissioner, we would | f 'f PIreencustle, at David Ader s; Miss recommend to ilie tax payers of Putnam Rena Dix, of Ladoga, at Mr. W m. Ilileoiinty the name of .1. P. Shepherd of h- : Dr. and Mrs. Met arty, of (■reen

Victors are the leading bicycles of the world—the best. If you want the greatest amount of enjoyment you must ride a Victor. OVERMAN WHEEL CO.

•OSTON. NEW YORK.

PHILADCkRHIA. CHICAGO. • AN FRANCISCO.

DETROIT. DENVER.

Floyd township. While he would not he niirgardly yet all interests would he

faithfully looked after.

It KPI Hl.H \ N « ITA TICKET.

For Mayor

JONATHAN BIHt II For Treasurer .IOIIN Oll.MOKK

For Clerk

JAMKS M. HL RLEV

For Marshal

WILLIAM K. STARR For CounelJnien First Ward—THOMAS ABRAMS Second Ward—EDMUND PERKINS Third Ward—IOIIN R. M1I.LKR

cents. This takes in the supper, Lou ' 'I’ h » r l>. <>f Dhnville, spent a few , , i i. ., . * davs with C. S. Kurtz last week,

and the hull thing.

N. B.—The follerin' winimuns' duds and so 4th will be subject to fine: Hats with Hors, ur fethers, ear-rings, wull dress, eye-glasses, finger-rings, trimmed aperns an' uther juilnry. bokays, how carried ur worn. The follerin’ fur men air subjeck tu line: Oyled hair

days

C. Fytt’e and mother and Chits. Kurtz and wife were at J. K. Graham's Sunday.

(not

pipe lint, ebuin gum in meetiu', klericul tics, kerrvin’ u kune, stan

As it lias taken tiie senate s up kollier, patin' iether shuse, died finance committee about a month mustach and button hole bokays. to get tlie tariff bill in shape for Git thair promptly tu time, an’ consideration, how long will it take all yur farably. Proceeds for ben the senate itself to debate it sched- ‘‘ fit of Hadle y Industrial school

C ARPKNTKKS Vll.I.K. Miss Nannie Patton's school closed last Friday, tiiis being the seventh term she has taught the t'arpentersville

school.

G. W. Newell moved Monday into the

., „ . Seybold property, vacated by .las. W.

wacksed oiustvch, blacked bates, A. Smith, who moved to a farm on the j 'i','.,,,. * ' i '.

watches, ( not Waterbcrrv) stove- ^ 0, ' t * on,er -V county line.

Mr. Staines is a newcomer to our town

castle, at O. G. Hubbard’s; Mrs. Milburn and family, of Roaebdule, at W.

W. M, K.light -.

The directors of the Bainbridge fair have decided to hold their annual meet- j ing this year the first week in August, j

beginning July 30.

Othe Batman disposed of several head of horses and cattle on the streets last Saturday afternoon at public auc- j

Don.

Ed. Lane, while out riding Sunday afternoon, fell off his horse and hurt j

himself.

George Hensell has moved on Mrs. >

J. K. L-RNCDON, AGENT GREENGASTUE INO.

IT OFFED “Shepp’s World's Fail Photographed.”

John Blackwell has moved from ;

frawfordsville to Rairihridge and will Pqj- |J|^. [{jlddlLT 1 I111CS

100 It&w

N C WS FROM DEPAUW-

tile bv schedule and pass it? I n doubtedly the dog days of warm weather will have arrived by the time the president get his hands

on it.

(.’apt. Alex. Hess, of Wabash, is here this afternoon. Capt. Hess is a candidate for clerk of the supreme court before the state republican convention. He reports re-

publican prospects bright and states tlie guest of her daughter, Mabel he is is receiving much encourage- Tuiler.

The News Daily from Greenrnstle’s Cireal

Center of Learning.

Dimmitt will be the winner. Joe Raub, of Chalmers, is visit-

ing his brother Ed.

Miss Hayward is visiting at her

home in Terre Haute.

Mrs. Tuiler, of Milford. Ind., is

ment in his race. Capt. Hess has represented his county in the state legislature and has a wide political acquaintance in the state. Delegate* MuUlplying. Responding to call the republicans of the south precinct of the second ward met at the law otllceof G. C. Moore at seven p. m. March 7. Jus. T. Denny acted as chairman and Fd Perkins secretary. J. T. Durnall. W. H. Ragan. Jas. T. Denny, J. F. Darnall, W. J. Ashton and James Bridges were chosen delegates to the county convention. The chairman was authorized to fill vacancies should any occur. Arthur Throop was selected as com mitteeman and to act in cooperation with the county committee. Kn Pkkkins, Secretary.

Mr. Charles Prosser, of New Albany, is visiting Phi De.. brothers and university friends. A number of the teachers in the music school are giving their lessons for tomorrow today. Get two yards of yellow ribbon and join the DePauw delegation for for Indianapolis tomorrow. Mr. Suyford talked today at 2:30 to ladies, at 4:30 to men and tonight talks in Meharry hall at 6:30. Prof. Johnson is spending a few days at bis home in Indianapolis. Miss Anna Chaffee has charge of his classes in Latin during his nb sence.

Lodge Local*.

Minerva chapter, No. 15,0. K.S., Wednesday eve entertained the Grand Matron of Indiana, Mrs. Helen K. Macomber. of South Bend.

No!Ice of Meeting.

Tlie republicans of the north

precinct of the second ward will M US(,n i c lempte was handsomely meet Friday evening at 7 o'clock in decorated with plants, flowers and the office of G. K. Blake to name the emblematic colors. A candidate delegates to the county convention. was P 11 *' through the degrees ol the

By order of R. M. Bi.ack, order, and the chapter received Committeeman. words of praise from the Grand

The republicans of the south Matron for the splendid work done, precinct of the t.rst ward of the | The grand matron delivered an excity of Greencnstle will meet in cellent address on the worth of the convention at the central commit- or dt*r and its splendid lessons. A tee rooms on Saturday, March 10. handsome banquet followed with a 1894, at 7 p. m., to select delegates number of brief talks. I he exceedto the Putnam county convention ’ n 8>b’ pleasant time continued until

and to transact such other business a R < ‘ r twelve o’clock,

as may come before the meeting. , Greencnstle Commanderv, No. L. P. Chap.n, Committeeman. . n Knight Ternplarg) worked i nthe

—. -• jggKi Crbss’tTegree Monday night.' Last week Temple Lodge, No. 45, Free and Accepted Masons, initi-

• - r.ir rrAt.. ^ Nio.y: The latest and best story regard ing that “catalepsy” religion at

Mt. Hebron arrived in the city this ^ ^Yandidates.

a.- M/vg * rWo*W ofv'H.’iW’x** where an even dozen of the converts were “laid out” promiscuously a non-believer in picking his way carefully through the crowd, in order to test the system, kicked one ot those in a trance a violent jolt in the ribs. The convert rose in a half reclining position and said in an angry tone of voice: “I wish you brethren would please keep your feet out of my ribs until I get out of this trance,” then again laps-

from New Ross, having bought the Mrs. Wiles’ property. Jas. Williamson and wife have gone to Indianapolis to visit their -on, Charles. Joseph McKee is had sick with the measles, the first ease in the neighbor- |

hood.

George Hall has moved into Win. M. Davis’ house and is going to work for

him this year.

M. A. Pickel is here from Ellettsville taking up lumber at the mill for Mr.

Thos. Bayne.

There ha* been some maple molasses made in the country, hut the run lias

been very short.

The saw- mill is not running for lack of logs; the roads too soft to haul much. Mr. Wm. Quinton started to San Francisco to the midwinter fair Tuesday. I notice an article in the 15. T. concerning the candidacy of Hon. George W. Ilautia for representative inthe leg-i-lature from this county. I think Putnam lias a good chance to elect a republican to that office in the person of Mr. Hanna and he should he nominated, as he is the man that can carry opposition votes, if any man ean, and 1 think it behooves the republicans to nominate him. Let us have an expression from all the townships in the county before our county convention meets on this matter. Also, I see Hon. O. F. Lane of Bainbridge spoken of for joint representative. I think he is the man, at least he or II. C. Lewis; either are good men. Many are proposing John Bridges for county commissioner in this district to run against Mr. 15. F. Thompson. Please let us hear through the Banner Times from Jackson, Floyd and Monroe townships on this subject. Franklin and Russell have spoken in favor of Mr. Bridges. Have either of the three townships a better candidate to propose, if so, name him? The republicans ought to nominate good men this year, the best men we ean find in our ranks, men who can command the votes, not only of the republicans, but of the other parties who have heretofore opposed us. I hear many express themselves, and I know what the feeling is of a goodly number. Trusting that these suggestions will not offend any one, hut will ultimately lead to the success of putting in nomination good men who ean be elected and who will if elected go to the legislature with the best interests of the greatest number of people at heart, and have nothing hut party interest in mind. Wishing that Putnam county may be redeemed from its long siege of misrule, and let the people have a look in the courthouse affairs of this county, is the wish of a voter and taxpayer who has been forty-

three years in Die county.

train horses on the track this slimmer. He has some good horses to begin with : Major Ham, Brinoda, 2:18, and Prince Hall, 2:31. Some other good

ones to follow.

Charles Ellsberry, conductor on the ' Monon, stopped oft*to visit his mother

Sunday.

Mrs. Fred Gordon is reported sick. George Piekel, who has been ill for a i

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week, is now able to be out. I

Joe Hudson moved the first of the A Most BCclUtitlli SOUVCnif.

week from I.. P. Lienberger’s farm, ^

south of town, to Batman’s place. j wi th a desire to again promote the ini’ °’ Krv l " 1 * t!,ke " 11 i * itUttlio " ln ,he terests of it- readers. Tin: Daily Bantloiuing mill. nkk Times closed a contract with the u’l .o' "" l! V . ,t ,!" g f 1 Un .uf: 1 ^1“'"' Publishing<'(>..of Phila-

delphia, by which the magnificent series of photographs, with descriptive

at Indianapolis, this

John Allison,

week.

This township is fast gaining an enviable reputation on the superior qual- j ity of the maple syrup that it produces. We know of one farmer who has orders I from Indianapolis, Lafayette, Bedford and even from Kansas. He gets an extra price for his syrup and is not ah e to meet the demand. Other farmers might take the hint from this and work up an outside trade. Don. KEELSVII LK. Died, on Wednesday, March 7, Edith, infant daughter of William and Carrie Roach, of pneumonia. She was their only child, and the bereaved parents have the sympathy of the entire community. They took the remains to Cartersburg for interment Thursday. Rev. J. II. Strain visited friends here this week. Married, at Pleasant Garden, March 1, Miss Mollie Lister and Edward Evans, Rev. Strain tying the nuptial knot. Miss FlonnieCromwell viaited friends at Brazil this week. Died, at Indianapolis, March 3, Mr. Richard Chew Mr. Chew was the father of A. I). Chew, of this place, and the remains were brought here tor inment on Sunday. The deceased was a highly respected man and was for a dumber oi yeats a eoi/.eu of thin place. George Fog is moving to his farm. Mrs. Ague! Stanforth. of Greencnstle, is visiting friends here. The schools close this week. Rev. Leazenby preaches here Sunday

night.

ROACHDALE.

Misses Clay Boyd, Vina Stutler, Kettle Wind and Messrs Press Stewart and Edgar Turpin were sent as the delegates of this place to attend the Chris-

tian convention at Crawfordsville.

E. Moore, the editor of the Roach-

dale News, has a new press.

Ike Weddle went to Indianapolis last Saturday to attend his aunt's funeral. Mrs. Walsh went to Greencnstle Sun-

- dav to begin housekeeping _

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HaMyiiKc TruiiHforrwi. Livery HI ups of all kinds.

Calm for FartleH, Funerals and Wedding*,

Draylng a 8p«*clalty,

Pianos and Furniture Moved

Teleidione connection with depots and LadHm'Hall. CuIIh answered any time da\ or

night.

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Paper of the People.

It should not he forgotten that Messrs. Shepp’s famous series of photograph' were OFFICIALLY Indorsed ED by the Columbian Exposition, and the Globe Publishing Co. was given exclusive rights to publish and sell these photographs. They are an immensely valuable and important souvenir of the greatest exposition ever held, and at the price offered to readers of The Daily Banner Times millions of copies ought to he sold, AS thousands of people

will Want the series, not only for them- No. I ...mnect* through Vo(jrneViTnatrUeve selves, hut also for their friends. i land, Payton and llcntnn Hadxir. No. Is.

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cloverdale.

Mrs. J. M. Stewart, of Spencer, and

Mrs. C. T. Stewart and Master Frank,! There

church Saturday evening

Eagle Lodge, No. 16. Knights of. 0 *' ''“'•t - '.sited at (apt. A. J.

,, ,. . . i *.- • i I Rockwell’s last week.

Pythias, confers the rank of Knight E A Wood vi(dt( , d at m.K.n.poii,

this week and received fire petitions tb e first of the week.

last week for degrees. The Eastern Star will' give an entertainment tonight in the Ma-

sonic hail.

Rev. F. M. Rains, of Cincinnati, will fill tlie pulpit of the Christian church next Sunday morning at 10:30. All are cordially invited to

H. V. Duncan lias sold his property on Lafayette street to A. V. McKamey. There is not a vacant house in this W» need ten <>r fifteen tenement houses at once. Mrs. C. T. Foster and sun Kolia, of Linton, are visiting at D. E. Watson’s. Cloverdale township has a candidate for the nomination of countv clerk on the republican ticket in the person of

ing into his “condition.” The !ltttend this service ami hear this ' ,olm D M,,nt ’ He is a good mas and Banner Times tells the store as we , , . . „ . . will make a strong race if nominated.

' able minister of the gospel.

hear it. Th e Shaker meeting which has been Two of the preachers went to The Big Four will run an excursion going on at Mt. Hebron, five miles west their homes at Harrodsburg yester to Indianapolis, March »th, leaving at of here, for seven week is • disgrace, day, but one remains to work until y .jj a ln j{ atei no cents. Return not only to our township, but to the Sunday. They will make no on- |j lldt March 12th. F. P. Hi estis. county. These preachers should he sluught on Greencnstle. 103-4t ' asked to leave the county and if they

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Mr. John Higgins and family have moved from Indifliiapolis to this place. He has moved in the Payne property. Miss Pearl Byrd went to Greencnstle

Sunday.

OAKALLa.

Charles Epinghausen, of Chicago,

was here this week.

Miss Aimki Torr visited at Knightsville and Brazil over Sunday. Born, to James Brown and wife, on

March 4. a daughter.

Itev. Crooke will preach at Mt. Olive Si.nday at 10:30 a. in. The Epworth League will meet at 2 :30. The Epworth League Reading c rcle will meet with Miss Anna Torr next

Tuesday evening.

Clay Bee and family, of Blooming-I ton, were the guests of George Bee last ^

week.

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