Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 March 1894 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. MONDAY, MARCH
DAILY BANNER TIMES
was
Dr. K. W. .1
l The PrMbyterian cboroh
Pubiuh<-d . v. <> ..n.exerp< su*«m iH«d >e«lMrd»j by :i splendid »odi-1
■t the HanNm Timbs office, corn«*r Vine aiu\
Eranklin streets.
NARY A DIMMITT.
liankinK
(’IiaiiM’ci' for display advertisements must be handed in by 10 o'clock a. m. ouch day. K«*ad nsr advertismnents will be nveived each day up to 1 n'ehK'k p. tn. Advertising rates made known on application.
Rending notices one cert per word each insertion.
ence brought out hy the announcement in Friday’s Banker Times that Or. E. W. Fisk would occupy the pulpit. It was just forty years ago to a day that l)r. Fisk preached his first sermon in this city—on
Kelnt.il to the I.ea<lt"K Kx- I
changes.
A hanker is practically a trustee. His interests are secondary to those ;
Tlie DePanw band, the DePauw ! of the >lel)08itors in thebank. The military department and a hundred . ntcire#t ,. eceived troin tll0ge to
SHALL YOU RIDE THE BEST?
A His Hluir till. Morimis Tliei Victor Not
Oil IlillldN.
All communications should be signed with the name of the writer: not nwessarilx for pnhlieaHon. but as evidence of good faith. A.lonyinous communications cun not be noticed.
or so of our citizens made a grand bluff this morning at the Big Four depot. They went down to north (Jreencastle with colors flying,
Sunday, March II, 18oI. Ihis i Q - ti-mup^ts braving and uniforms
Whoro delivery is irretcular idease report
dth
same promptly at publication other. Specimen copies mailed free on application.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION (me Year in atlvane*.. Sir inniith* "Dire*, nuiiith*. t»itr month Per uteM by Carrier
.$.1.l«l 2.VI 12* AO .10
When delivery is made by earl ier, all suhscriptlon accounts are to be paid to tliemaa they call and receipt for same.
M. J. HECKETT Publisher HAKRY M. SMITH. Maimifmtf Editor
Address all cominunlcatlona to Thk Dailv Basnek Timks,
Greem astle, I ml.
KK.P1H1.KAN CITY TICKET.
handed,
short, however,
For Mayor JONATHAN' BIRCH For Treasurer JOHN (ilT.MOKi; For Clerk JAMES M. HURLEY For Marshal XVI LI. IA M E. STARK For Couiieiliiieii First Ward—THOMAS ABRAMS second Ward—EDMl Nl> I’KRKLN'S lliinl Ward—JOHN R. MILLER
There will be another change in the postoflice in just about four years. It will then return to re publican keeping.
The democratic papers are still unhappy and the large ones are eon-
tervening forty years have been j jjjj l ( er j nir . productive of grand good and his platform,
charges have extended far and w ide. He began by saying forty yeais ago today I delhered iny flrst sermon. I wonK like to deliver the same sermon bu 1 : notes hare long been destroyed, so I will preach from the same text—Acts xvii, 111 verse, and as near as memory serves me the same sermon The Doctor said that there were many people in this world who would make far better people it they had something to stir them up, com pared them to cup of coffee with sugar put in but was not sweet till stirred up. Again there arc persons who are really pious but who mix religion with their business and allow their piety to settle to the bottom of their hearts and business cover it up. At the close of the sermon he addressed audience feelingly, speaking of his forty years experience in the ministry. Tie said he had delivered ">879 dis courses,an average of three a week, and remarked how few faces are present today who were here when he preached his first sermon. Yesterday’s sermon was rich with good thought and food, and was. though brief, one of the best and most powerful ever delivered in the
captured the depot gave the DePauw yell,
but no Dimmitt hove in sight. The telegraph operator learned from Darwin that no orator was on the
whom he loans the hank’s and depositors’ money is the measure of the bank’s compensation as trustee.! The capital of the bank is a guarantee of good laith. After paying those who trusted their money to its keeping the remainder is the bank's property. Until that is fully accomplished the bank's capital is a margin of safety. It practically
8:45 train, but the boys awaited it* un(lerwi . ite9 avt;r ^ e ability of th e
public to pay. Banking is a species of insurance of the availability of
Only' an
arrival nevertheless. The most important thing to get off the train
was two tine bird dogs billed via the . n u9e for prof , t
American express, but they were quickly housed up by the transfer
Victors are the leading bicycles of the world—the best, the greatest amount of enjoyment you must ride a Victor.
If you want
average of depositors demand money I at same time. The law- recpiiring;
OVERMAN WHEEL CO.
•?
on demand is a most powerful ally ' I of the many depositors who may j
gang, and as the band played No. baI)kers t() be alw(|y8 rea(1y , 0 , )av
12 in the black book, the proces sion reformed, took a right wheel
and came up Jackson street empty unite a8 one at any moment . Bank ;
Ihey were not exa( * 7 j er9 are prevented bv the necessities vever, as Dean Gobin | , , . , . ‘ ... . . .
| of trade from uniting with debtors,
stepped olf the east-bound Big Four . , • . i- .• .!
, I he tendency is to the alienation of
train and was snapped up by the . . . T , . , ,
* * , both when either is alarmed. The
boys, placed beside L’resident John
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PHILADELPHIA. CHICAGO. SAH FRANCISCO.
DETROIT. DENVER.
J. K. L.KNODON, KOENT. O R E E NC: A ST 1_ E IND.
Wr OFFER
J. R. LEATHERMAN. PHYSICIAN : AND : SURGEON,
Rooms 2, 3, 4 and 5, Allen Block,
GREENCASTLE,
INDIANA
city. Dr. Fisk has a host of friends
t.nually keeping the small fry busy who wou , d be to have a „ op .
portunity of hearing him oftener in the city. The Banner Times wishes the good doctor many years more
of good church work.
explaining to the country coustit ueticy whv Cleveland and his X\ ilsoii bill are not just now the two greatest things on earth. New York’s senior senator still gives democracy a blow below the belt occasionally, and his last one, as reported in the Sunday papers, is a most remarkable statement, coining as it does. To a party of business men who called on the senator at his hotel in New Y ork he made the
following talk:
“In my opinion the way matters look now the ad valorem tariff' 1ms been run to the ground. The bill when it i- reported to the full senate will be discussed for probably six weeks, and at the present time I have got nothing to suggest to the business men, but before
in the landau that was intended for Mr. Dimmitt and driven in state at the head of the procession. Through a misunderstanding the bobble of this morning was made. Mr. Dimmitt was expected and a telegram was to haye been sent it he was not coming on the early morning train. The telegram never came and the military department marched down the hill and back again. Mr. Dimmitt will arrive later in the day, but the procession
will hardly relorm.
larger the bank's trust the greater the difficulties, if any. The number to whom it must account is greatly j increased. These three factors are! of intense importance to all inter- ! ests. First—The profits of the | money-using public. Second—The
availability of borrower's securities |'()[ {J](! Del MIC I I 11UCS
and assets. Third—The methods
Special Attention Given to l>U«aaee of Women ami cliiMren.
"Sliepps Worlds Fair! Paper Hanging an J Patchins
Photographed."
Done neatly, cheaply and with
promptness.
R B. HURLEY.
by which banks can through clearing houses. The exchanges are assisted
combine
by
NEWS FROM DEPAUW.
T1m» News Daily from Cireeneaatle*!* <»rent Center of Learning.
Claude Hall wears a Phi Gam
pin.
Kent Kibbie visited at Indianapolis over Sunday.
steam, electricity and the printing press in providing more than a local market for securities and products, and materially aid in making debtors’ paper available. Clearing bouses facilitate the daily settle incuts of depositors demands by offsetting their individual drafts upon associated banks. They also tur nish a method of defensive action
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II piapiiicent mi series Within Reach ol Rii!
OSCAR WEBSTER.
PAINTER, PAPER HANGER AND DECORATOR
All Work Promptly Attemied to. 59-Llxv Satisfaction Guaranteed
A Most Beautiful Souvenir.
Riley's Wholesaled Retail
the discussion is commenced-1 will have something to say. J am in favor of a tariff high enough to enable American manafaciurerr lo com/n te icith foreigner* a* far us the difference in wages is concerned. The business interests of this country require that the matter should he settled as quickly as possible, and 1 assure you I will facilitate its being disposed of at the earliest possible moment. Of course there are differences j of opinion between business men on the ! tariff question, and you cannot blame j senators if they have different opinions j
It'n Now Democratic.
The Greeneastle postoflice is now democratic. Yesterdav at ten o’clock the lobby was locked up and a sign reading as follows was posted on the plate glass tront: “Lobby closed; invoicing; goodbye; very respectfully, J. McD. Hays.” That told the story. The invoice was made, business cheeked up and the final transfer occurred. Mr. Hays and his assistants step down and out after having given the citizens of Greeneastle an administration that has been upright, clean, accommodating and courteous. A good postmaster is the record made hy Mr. Hays, and the remark voices the sentiment of every mail receiver at the office, republican or democrat. The Banner Times wishes to publicly add
Willi a desire to again promote the in-terest-of its readers, The Daily Banner Times closed a contract with the famous Globe Publishing Co., of 1’hila-
Mr. Field, of the senior law class, against undue anxiety or malicious Jelphiu, by which the magnificent se
* STORE.
wears Delta U colors.
Ed. Dunn is spending a few days
at his home in Spencer.
inti nonces.
ries of photographs, with descriptive
Banking institutions, exchanges known !,s ‘' SI "PP'* World's , , . , i _. , , Fair Photographed,” will be brought and clearing houses of the United withjn murv ,. lollMv 1(>w ia sing
, , ,, States bv their associate methods George Morris and John Haskell ,. , t . . . , are enabled to furnish an amount are both new membersot Delta lau. . _ .
of available assets and support to
cash or Banner
on the question too.” 1 its thanks for the many courtesies The part of the above quotation j it has received at the hands of the
in italics is exactly what the re- j out-going force.
publican party has been talking and arguing lor these many years and what will be their battle cry in the coming campaign. It is the cry that is making republican voters Hock to the republican standard
the the
Mr. Neff, the new postmaster, enters the office with a former experience of four years, which was also a good administration. The transfer lias been made without delay or hitch in the distribution
iu blocks of five and more, and ;t is 0 f nia j| gi a nd everything points the argument that will sweep the j j, 0 u c0n G Bua tj O ii 0 f the good mail country in November. Senator | gerv ; ce to which the Greeneastle Hill has at last struck the keynote. p uB li c ) laK been accustomed.
It might now be well for the Greeneastle democratic papers to devote a column to Senator Hill, as they have done to Dana, Watter-
son et al.
Clinton Townwliip Convention. The republicans of Clinton township met Friday afternoon, March 9, at Center school house and chose delegates to county convention April 1 I and also nominated a full town
To Seat Delegations.
The coming republican county j convention promises to be the larg- | est and most enthusiastic in the history of the party in the county. | At least the court house will prove far too inadequate to seat the enthusiastic delegations which will attend, and arrangements are already being made to accommodate
Mr. Kudo, a Japanese student, was recently pledged by the Sigma
Nu s.
The seniors met Saturday afternoon and will meet again Wednes-
day evening.
Verling Helm, of the junior class, talked Sunday morning at College
Avenue church.
Fred Sears, of Dayton, Ohio, came Saturday for a short visit
with college friends.
The Thetas will entertain Alpha ( his this evening at home of Miss Mintie Allen. Sylvan Kahn, who took second
place on the state contest, visited
Phi Delt brothers yesterday. Jack Warring, of Bluflton, has
been the guest of Beta brothers and
college friends for several days. A number of students anticipate
hearing the lectures of Prof. Ely on “Sociology” at Chautauqua this
summer.
George Dunn, of the junior class, was elected president of the state oratorical association at its recent meeting in Indianapolis. Yesterday afternoon the delegates from the Detroit convention gave an interesting report of the convention at College Avenue
church.
The band, infantry and most of the students went to the station this morning to meet Mr. Dimmitt, but he did not come. He will come
values and credit for business requirements that multiplies in practical effect the volume of absolute money. Liquidation is thus limited and honest business enterprises protected. Customs and laws gov-
price of TEN CENTS in stamp-, and SIN Daii.v
Times Coupons.
This splendid chance to secure these magnificent photographs is without a j parallel in journalistic enterprise, and . is (piite in keeping with the continuous ^ efforts of The Daily Banner Times to please and benefit its readers, it is, in addition, another convincing proof that The Gaily Banner Times sticks reso-
Best Tomatoes. 10c. can: |g.2a per east*, 1 iuarantee every can. Princess Be-t Corn. $2.25 per ease; lUc. can. Standard Sweet Corn, J for 25c. Corn A Blackberries. 7e. can: 4 for 25c. Potatoes, 20e. peek: 75c. bushel. Bananas. 10c. dozen. Clean Currants, 5c. peril). Best, Prunes, 10c. lb. ; J fur 25. Hickorv Nuts. 15c. peek; 50c. bushel. Ito-lwk.
G B. COOPER.
J. W. COOPER
erning banks, exchanges and dear-, (elv (o jN (l) , t ,. 1 . lniliatioil t0 ^ TltK
ing houses should be better under- , p a ,.,.;b or the Peoi-lk.
stood. The safety of the interests It should not be forgotten that
of all appear paramount to
other consideration. ,„ .
El) by tbe Columbian Exposition, and
COOPER BROS., Transfer and Liverymen.)
Uasses to iiiul from all trains,
HaggAKe Transferred,
Livery Kiss of all kinds,
(’alls for Parties, Funerals and Weddings,
Draylng a Specialty,
Pianos and Furniture Moved
Telephone connection with depots and [ Ladles' Hall. Calls answered any time day or
night.
any Messrs. Sbepp's famous series of photo- OFFICE COR. INDIANA AND WAL- ‘ graph- were OFFICIALLY Indorsed My worsts, opp. engine house
For Kppr«*ft«‘iitHtiv*». The many friends of Mr. H. F. Corwin are insisting that he take the race for representative on the
the Globe Publishing Co. was given exclusive rights to publish and sell these photographs. They are an immensely valuable and important souvenir of tbe greatest exposition ever held, and at
republican ticket, and he will go the price offered to readers of The before the county nominating eon Daily Banxhi Times millions of copies vent,ion of next ‘ month with a big j "!!^. , o^, 8ol, !:.“ 8 P , ; 0!,,e
delegation at his back. Mr. (’or
win is a native Greeneastle man. and has a wide acquaintance over
will want the series, not only for themselves. but also for their friends. The first coupon iu the series was printed in The Monday Daily Ban-
the county. His sterling republi-1 NKR Jan.2!>, 1894, and the sue-
Docal Time Card.
BIG FOLK.
eanisni, bright abilities as a speaker ‘'f Wil1 ai,p ? ftr ^ i ! v m " il ........ the series is completed. Inis is a i and his faithfulness to his party | c , miu . e of a , ife _ time t() ^.t a souvenir!
GOING EAST. No liidlmmpolis Accommodation. .X;4. r > a m No IS - southwestern l imited 1 .">21> m No 8* Mail Jills g No 10* Cincinnati Niirln Express UMJI a m GOING WEST. *o »" Mali 8:45 a ni No IT' sou III western II in I ted 1:> : 44 p No 3t Msttoon Kccomiuodatlon ti:AI p in No 7* si. L. and ( In M^iu Express 12:40 a in No. 2 cunneets thmutrli tnCInciniiatl, i love land. Dayton and Renton Haihor. No. IS coaches to Kiitralo, sleepers to New > oi k and M ashlnirton, I >. i . No. S connects throuirh to M aliash and l ineinniiti. No. 10, coaches for rieveland and Cincinnati, sleepers to < incinnati and New York. • Daily. + Except Sunday. K. I*. 11 TEST is. Agent
upon every occasion bespeak for | „f the exposition, and no one should him recognition at the hands of neglect to take lulvantage of the oiqior-
Putnam republicans. Mr. Corwin, Entity, should he be nominated, would, no
There are .42 series, and one series will
be offered each week,
doubt, make a vigorous canvass o< R ,. lllen)ber that you must have SIX
this democratic ridden county, and COUPONS of
we believe could be elected. His I Times in order to obtain, on payment long experience in public affairs, 1,1 1 * EX IS, ANA PAKTof the
I series. Due notice will be given of tlie
services at the Putnam bar, his 1 *
MOXOX ROUTE.
In effect Sunday. Nov. 18,1803.
NORTH HOI'NII.
No 4* < hicaffo Mall No rt’ ** Kx press No 44t I/Ocal
SOfTH Hor.M).
No :r Louisville Mail
I No 5* Southern Kx press The Daily Banner -
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; pillilirution
. ,i* of the additional parts
general popularity, and his inti- alt rap j ( „ y as they can be banmate knowledge of the affairs of died. Ample preparations have been
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VANDALIA LINE.
the greatest possible number. At
the meeting of the noith precinct this evening and a grand university
Putnam county, especially of the records and his talent for fer reting out the same, ail make Mr. Corwin a most available man in tiie opinion of his friends to head
the county ticket.
ship ticket. Delegates are as fol-
lows: Dr. A. H. Moore, Thomas of the fir8t ' w ar d on Saturday eve- reception will be held at the home
Nelson, John McGill, Alexander | n j n g a 8en8 jbi e an( j pertinent sug- 01 President John. All citizens Breckinridge, Christian Crogen.Al ggstion was made. It was request- j !,ntl 8tudent8 invit< ‘ (1 to W 1,onor The K. of P. first rank team will
ired \N atson, J. Lerris Shonkwiler ; e( | t | lat arran g ement8 jt) e ma d e f ov to him, who jius brought so much Ini , et f or d r j|| ton jg| lt at
alternates, Edward Newgent, Geo. sua t s f (> r the delegations so that
honor to DePauw.
Flic Weather.
The indications for this vicinity today buying horses
K. Lloyd. R. I. Hamrick, (au8; ( , ac h township could have all its Baird, < liarles Mattock, Samuel || )( .n together. This arrangement
Lloyd, Oren Perkins. Township will greatlv facilitate the business for the coming thirty-six hours are officers: For trustee, William T. j 0 f conYen tionand will doubtless 'as follows as received bv H. S. Slavens; for assessor. John W. Rat-! |, e t | onP Informer conventions it Renick A Co. from the official cliff; south precinct—for justice of | ias | )een t|, e custom for delegates weather bureau at Indianapolis;
made to supply tlie demand, su that no-
body may be disappointed.
IN OKDEK TO AVOID THE KUSH, applications should tie made promptly, as soon as the Coupons appear in The
Daily Banner Times.
The well-deserved reputation of the Sliepp Brothers, whose firm is known all over the United States and in Europe, is a guarantee that “Shepp’s
World’s Fair Photographed
No 5 No 7 No 1 No 21 No 3
Trains leave Ureeneastle. Ind., in effect Nov.
IU,
row THK WKST.
Ex. Sun.... 8:5)1 n in, for st. Louis. Dally 12:30 a in. for st. l-ouls. Dally 12: 3 pin, for St. l-ouls. Dally 1:52 p tn, for st. Louia Ex. sun 5:2s p m, for Terre Haute.
FOR THE EAST.
Ex. sun .. 8:34 a m, for Indianapolis.
Dally 1:52 p in, •* Dally 3:35 p in, ** Kx. Sun ti:2Upin, •• Dally 2:28 a in, “ Daily 3::i2 a in. " I'KORIA DIV IsKIN l.eavo Terre Haute.
No 75 Ex sun 7:05 a in. lor I’eorla. “ " 3:25 p in, for Decatur. for complete time card, glv.inr all trains and stations, and for full Informatlou as to^,
No 4 No 20 No 8 No 2 No 12 No «
...: 11 i,,. j. i i,imi minions, ami ior iiiii inior n in ut is | rates, through ears, etc., address
Join, Alter, of D.nrU.e, here|r '•*2 ^
Eashicn Notes.
Pin dotted changeable satins are used
for fancy waists.
Shot serges are very effective when |
I spared to make it worthy of the great event which it so graphically, thorough -
| ly and ably portrays.
peace, Oren Perkins; for constable, Charles Mattock ; north precinct— for justice of peace, Albert Call ; for constable, H. C. Frank; com-
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Indianapolis. Ind., Mar. 12. Fair weather, stationary tem-
Waiteniians.
to scatter themselves promiscuously over tlie hull, and when names
i of townships were called there P er R n( * e -
would lie great confusion in an-
niittee, R. I. Hamrick, Geo. K. gwering and attending tn township
Lloyd; Eugene R. Hamrick, secre- b „ s i ne s«. This will be all changed to Indianapolis March 13 and 14.
, . . . good returning until March 16, account
1 “ r j ■ tins year and the convention run , „ t , ..
J prohibition convention. Fare, ifL-B,
JKxptirftion to ImlianapolftM.
The Vandalia Line will run an excur-
Np«M-ial ICxcuntioiift South.
On January 8, February 8, March 8
made up with a little velvet of the color and April !». the Monon Umite will sell prevailing in the wool. tickets at one first-cla-s limited fare for
The favorite weavings are wide diago- tli round trip to all points in Kennals. closer woven serges, hopsacking, 1 tuc kv,Tennessee, Ahibama, Mississippi, 1 s" «, ' hlcagoA Na.hvllk. I.lmlttsl
flnthw mtuI othpr priiviiH wpavimr . , , . \.i »* i. v.,..
various points in Georgia and Florida [ ^ J ( hu ,.
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Asut Gen’l I’uhh. A (ft, ^t. I .on is. Mo.
CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS.
To uiid from Terre Haute, In effect
November 12, ISKi
AH RIVE EKOM THE NORTH.
No IP Terre lluute A Evansville Ex. No 7 Nashville Special No it Temdlaute & Evansville Mai!. No 5' ( lileaaoA Naslivllle l.liiilti-il
hieago& Nashville Limited
NORTH BOUND.
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The Banner Times—loc. a week' on a system of business.
1 for round trip.
basket cloths and oilier canvas weaving
and deeply puckered ore pons.
Among charming novelties for house waists are chine flowers on moire grounds and also bayadere strijies of satin in delicate tints, pointille with h
darker shade.
and to New Orleans, L».
Tral ns 3*alid*4 5 (‘arry^ I'h < |'/ii,an sUnq)!ng
4:M) n in 12:10 p in ILl.'i p in O:*) p in
Tickets good returning twenty days! between'( hrnago and Eransvllle ' ffaliis n
I m
from date of sole.
For further information, address 5!*tf J. A. Michael, Agent.
i Hilda carry 1*11111111111 palace sleeping cars and < day cimi lies and run solid between ( hicago
and Nashville. I HAS. L. STONE.
Lon’l I’ass. mid T kt Xyt. Chicago.