Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 May 1894 — Page 4

TITF. TT WXF.I! TIMES. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. SATURDAY, MAY \'K 1894

B. P. eJOSLlN

HkihIIis the lli^liest tirade Hrnzit Blix'«

COAL

The *{>*111113 Matrh. j Ten little children, «tan lins in a line, , “f-u-l-y, full}then there were nine. 1 Nine puzzled faces, fearful of their fate, j “C-i-l-l-}', silly,” then there were eight. Eight pair* of blue eyes, bright as siara of heaven, “B-n-s-s-y, busy,” then there were seven. I Seven grave heads, shaking in an awful tlx, “L-a-i-d-y, lady," then there were six. Six eager darlings, determined each to ntrivw, “D-u-l-i-e. dut>." then there were five. Five hearts so anxious, beating more and more, i "S-c-o-l-l-a-r. scholar.” then there were four.

A Novel Hotter Dish.

A new butter dish in plate, also in sterling silver, is so contrived that by | its means the butter is presented at table in an effective form without the ne- | cessity of its Isdug handled in any way. j The dish consists of two parts—a round

A "**yanl*opposl'm\' , and«?i° < Vn'lgln^otBce.^ OB i Four months like rosebuds on a re,, rose tree.

“M-e-c-r-y, merry,” then there were three.

ELEPHANTS CARED FOR. if you have* a house for wile or rent, and it is proving an ‘'elephant on your hand*. ” let U8 look after it. We’ll sell it or let it, as you wish, il t here’s a possible customer in town. Rivet that fact in your mind, then call and

we’H clinch it,

J. f M. ••• IIURLBY, Insurauce, Real Estate, and Loan. . . . Second Floor, First National Rank Ruilding “Simplest and Best.” THE FRANKLIN

TYPEWRITER.

PRICE, $60.00.

Cinni Ci Hus fewer parts by half, OlIrlrLL I and weighs less by bulf, than any other type-bar machine. Standard Keyboard—forty keys, printing eighty-one characters. Alignment perfect and permanent. Work in sight ns soon as written, and so re» mains. Interchangeable parts. Constructed J1IEQ A Dl C | entirely of metal,of UUlInDLCs tuo best quality, and by the most skilled workmen. Unequaled for manifold and mimeograph work. Carriage locks at end of line, insuring neatness. Type cleaned in five seconds, without boiling the lingers. Handsome in appearance and character 0 D C C fl V of work. Speed limited Of LLll I » only by the skill of the operator •^■S r, nd for Catalogue and specimen of work, X FRANKLIN EDUCATIONAL CO. geo 1> 9.XQ Wabash Av». flTICAnO Paper Hanging ani Patching Done neatly, chetiply ami with

promptness.

BOX773.

R B. HURLEY.

Three pairs of pink ears, listening keen ami true, “O-n-l-e-y, only,” then there were two. Two sturdy laddies, ready both to run, “T-u-r-k-y, turkey,” then there was one. ■ One head of yellow hair, bright in the sun, ”H-e-r-o. hero.” the spelling match was won. Between Themselves. A fallacy salon a statesman's knee And asked, with a glance askew: "What do you think in your heart of me. And what am 1 worth to your” | The statesman-being alone spoke free: "Don’t publish this interview. You are worth a great many votes to me. But I don't think much of you.” Tilt* fallacy hopped from the aged knee And winked as site said adieu: "If voters were thinkers and saw through

They would think still less of you.” — Fall Mall RndireL Time For Outdoor Exercise, Al>out midafternoon.suys an exchange, quoting anthority, is the Itcst time for gentle outdoor exercise. Those who delight in antebreakfast walks orgynmas- : tics are warned, too, that “early morui iug exercise” is as much to be avoided as j early mental labor, because at that time I vitality is at its lowest ebb and needs | stimulation rather than further taxing. None but the gent It's t exercise should be taken until the exhausted system has been supplied with abundant nourishment. In the early afternoon, especially if a noonday dinner be? taken, the results of mental labor are not, as a rule, satisfactory, because digestion and sound thought cannot proceed together. This fact is a well recognized one by all brain workers, and there are some enthnsiasts who think it the height of cruelty to pupils and teachers alike that school should l>e in session in the afternoon. From nithu until after 8 o’clock there is a perceptible disinclination to work. ! The comparative absence of electricity | from the atmosphere makes the head j heavy and induces drowsiness. Thu same condition prevails again between 9 or 10 I o’clock at night and sunrise. There is j little question of the fact that atmospheric electricity affects the quality of mental labor. When it is in excess, from 9 o’clock in the morning until noon, the best work is done, all other conditions 1 icing favorable. Again, from about <5 o’clock in the evening it rises and is maintained for some three hours. In regard to season, there is less atmospheric ! electricity at midsummer than at midi winter.

('oglilim 8ut*cl For Divorce.

New York, May 19.—Kuehne Beveridge Coghlan, an actress and granddaughter of John T. Beveridge, ex governor of Illinois, has begun proceedings i for an absolute divorce from Charles T. Coghlan. the actor, on the grounds of J , infidelity. .... Indianapolis, May 19.—There is talk ! here of having Coghlan brought back | here on a bigamy charge, his marriage : i to Miss B.-veiulge having occurred at j

1 the Bates house. —

Iron I'roiluction Restricted.

Cleveland, May 19.—The Iron Trade j Review says rei-trii tion of iron production has continued in the week, and the | I complications due to the coal strike

have increased. There has been a drop ^ _

of fully 8.") per cent since April 1 in the | a £ely away, that while leaders of output of pigiron and the weekly pro- | tai „ ^. tn( i‘ s collect so much per man

duction today is but little in excess of 80.000 tons, as against about KM.000 tons

!_>ocal Time Card.

BIG FOUR. GOING EAST.

No 21 Indianapolis Accommodation..8:45a m No is* southwestern Limited 1:52 p m

ft: 15 p m

No S' Mall

Dummies In the Hand.

Quartermaster Liebieh of the Fifth regiment made a discovery once and has been careful ever since whenever he has occasion to engage a band to play martial music for tho gallant boys in blue.

“I wanted to engage a brass band, ” , „ oo.ipm said he, “and there was a certain rivalry No 10* t lucinnatl Night Express 2:88am among ’the boys that made it difficult to | Sf) M , (|1 WKST - 8: „ am reach a conclusion. I finally made up no17* southwestern Limited 12:44 pm

my mind and engaged a certain band, | N;; 2J

and tht* next day the handmade r of the No 2 4 . onnPCt8 throujrh to Cincinnati, < I everival organization said to mo, You land, Dayton and Renton Haiboi*. No. l«

watch your band tomorrow and see that ( m Uttgaio.

they don’t ring in any dummies on | wabash and < incinnati. No. 10, coachoa for you.” I didn’t know what the man was ^, 0 t n; l “^^ d Y^k. lnna “’ 8lUe,, ‘ ,r8 10 Unctn *

talking about, so 1 asked him to ex- ■ Dally t Except Sunday,

plain, and he did. A light then dawned K v " , ' EST,S -

upon me, for he gave tho snap deliber-

cer-

\ when April came in.

GIVES AN IDEA OE THE PROCESS,

stand on which a slice of butter cut from the regulation dairy roll is placed ami a perforated dish, into which the little stand is pressed, thus forcing the butter through in little rolls of pretty floral shapes, according to the design of

from the people that engage them they frequently ring in people in the band that don’t know a bar of music from a

Short Term* In l*rl»on. bar of soap. They just simply walk Salt Lake City. May 19.—The trial along with tho rest-of the players and)

-0Unvir. "nt kiwaisany« emcAto Wnfo* -

of II. E. Carte, and 2d0 others for seizing an engine on the Union Pacific railroad at Lehigh last week has ended. Judge Merrett sentenced Carter to five davs’ imprisonment in addition to a tine of $100. Another leader got five days’ imprisonment with fine, another five

In effect Sunday, Nov. IS, 1898.

NORTH HOUND.

nobody is any the wiser. The next day No 4 . , U1( . 11K() MHt , tin- parade took place, and I followed No «• “ Express the advice of the other leader and j No 44f , ' OCHl

watched my band carefully. It didn’t

the pattern. This is to be recommended days with $10 fine and 17 others five

both for its cleanliness and the saving days’ imprisonment,

of time in preparing the butter for

table.

SOUTH BOUND.

No Louisville Mail

take long to pick out the two dummies. No 5* southern Express They just strolled along with the brass Daily 0 * 1 ! Except Sunday.''' instruments at their mouths and acted —

.... 1:27 a in

I fc06 p m

....12:05 |> m . 2:47 a in .... 2:88 p in .. . 1:45 p m

Vanderbilt's Monte Carlo Wliniini;. Monte Carlo, May 19.—William K.

items For Piano Pupil*. | Vanderbilt of New York has been spendLet the lingers and thumb lie placed | ing a few days here, but left last night over the keys, always ready to strike, on board the steam yacht Valiant direct bending them more or less, in proper- | for New \ ork. At his last sitting at tion to their length, and accommodating the gaming table last evening he won

them to tho exigencies of the black and 40,Odd francs.

white keys. Keep the keys down the full length of every note, for when the contrary is required it is indicated by a particular sign. All unnecessary motion must be

avoided.

The extremities of the fingers, but not the nails, must strike the keys. Their motion should bo so smooth as not to bo

noticed.

Unbecoming habits should be enro-

as though they played without inflating their cheeks. We had to pay for those follows $8 apiece just the same.” “And what did you do?” “I asked the leader to tell the two ; dummies to play solos.”

“And they did?”

“Not by a jugful. Ho simply said that that wasn’t in the contract, and he refused to do it. I have had my eyes opened since, and you may rest assur

, —, ,., — „ i they don’t ring in anymore 50 cent , , tl - . , ’ dummies on me and charge me fa for

InMiiruiH'* A^ont Drowned.

VANDALIA LINE. Trains leave orci ncHstlc, ImE, In effect Nov

19. 1SH8.

TOR TH K WKST.

Ex. Sun S:5i) a in. for St. Louis. Dally 12:2i 1 a m, for >t. Louis. Dally 12: 8 p in, for st. Umls. Daily 1:52 p m, for >t. Louis. Ex. "'un ft:2s p in, for Terre Haute.

FOR THE EAST.

Ex 'tin ... 8:84 a m, for Indianapolis,

i .v» i. •» ••

No 5 No 7 No 1 No 21 No 8

an agent for the Phoenix Insurance com- ^ --_ cleV( , lalK , World .

jiany, was drowned near Custer. \\ ill county, while fishing. In some manner his line got caught and he was thrown

into the water.

No 4 No 20

ed!J" «

No 2 No 12 No «

Children Kidmiped.

Nashua, N. H., May 19.—In Tilton yesterday Alice and Thomas Smith, 15 and 18 years old, the children of a well-

fully avoided, as holding the face too to-do farmer, mysteriously disappeared, close to tho book, biting the lips, nod- j and the general belief is that they have ding the head to mark the time, opening | been kidnaped. or distorting the month, etc. ftiimihiK siEovstorm. The player must possess such control j Port Huron, Mich., May 19.—Reports over his fingers as enables him by the from many points in the state report a weight and pressure of their extremities heavy and disastrous hailstorm yesterto produce every shade and gradation of day, and last night at numerous places a tone from the most delicate to tho most ! blinding snowstorm raged.

powerful. Some persons play stickily, as if they had glue between their lingers. Their touch may be called too long, for they let the notes last beyond their time. Others play too shortly, as if the keys were redhot. That is also bad. The medium is better. All sorts of touch are good when in the right place. Female ColleRe Burned. Hillsboro, O.. May 19.—The main building of the Hillsboro Female college burned yesterday. Loss $40,000; insurance, $10,000.

Bfltaiv of Hu- Coal Strike. Pittsburg, May 19.—On account of the coal strike several factories in this district shut down last night. Twelve hundred men are thus made idle.

Hominy FtifldiiiK.

One cupful of cold boiled hominy, 2 , cupfuls of milk, a tablespoonful of butter, 2 tablespoonfuls of sugar, 2 eggs and a pinch of salt. Rub the hominy smooth with the bowl of a spoon, work the butter and sugar together, stir in tho milk, eggs and salt, pour into a buttered uuddins dijih and bake.

An Optical Illusion.

If you want i\ good onding to a little party, take all the guests into the dining room and turn out the gas. Make them all sit around the table, in the middle of which place a soup plate. In the soup plate put some common salt and a little alcohol. Light the alcohol, and then look at each other’s faces. They will look natural at first, but as the alcohol burns out and the salt becomes ignited the flame changes from yellow to blue, and the changes in tho faces are very startling. They all take on a ghastly look. Eyes stick out, and the skin looks as though drawn tight like parchment. Then tho faces become almost black, and when the flame dies out and you go out into a lighted room you unconsciously try to wipe the black off. But it doesn’t come. It's all the light tr 1 ’iu tho salt. — H.irtl'crd Post.

CrvaimMl ('mliish.

Melt a generous tablespoonful of butter and stir into it a tablespoonful of flour; add a half pint of rich milk— cream is better. Stir into it half a pint of fish, shredded very fine, and 2 well beaten eggs. Cook a minute and serve

redhot.

Dally 1:52 p in, Daily 8:85 p in.

Ex. Sun 8:211 p in, " ** Daily .. ....2:28 a in, “ ** Dally 8:32 n in ” “

I’EORl.Y DIVISION Leave Terre limitc.

No 75 Ex. sun 7:05 a in. tor 1‘eorla. . — No 77 “ " 8:25 pm, for Decatur. For complete time curil, irlv.mr all trains and station*, anil for l ull Inloriimtion as to rates, through ears, etc., address

.1.8. Dowlino, Agent,

,T. M. i hKsiihough, lireencastlo. Asst. GenT I’nss. \gt, st, Louis, Mo.

( UK AGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS.

To ami from Terr*- I lame, in effect November 12. 18ffl

ARH1VE FROM THE NORTH.

No 8* Terre Haute A- Evansville Ex.

tSDO a m S:0l) p m

No 7 Nashville special

No It Terrel hull < A Evansville Mall.. l:5nj>in No5* i h lea go A Nashville Limited 10:00 p m

NORTH BOUND.

No 0* Chicago A Nashville Limited. 4:50a tn N,, 21 " Mall 12:10 pm No 4* “ Express 11:15 pm No S t h loll go special 2:20 pm * Dully, t Except Sunday Trains 2 ami 4 carry I'lillmun sleeping ears, between Chicago and Evansville Trains 5 and K carry I’ullmnn pahu e sleeping ears and day coaches and run solid between Chicago

and Nashville. ( HAS. L. stone,

t.ep'l Pass, and T’kt Agt. Chicago.

J. R. LEATHERMAN, PHYSICIAN : AND : SURGEON, Rooms 2. 3, 4 and 5, Allen Block.

GREENCASTLE,

INDIANA

Special Attention Given to Diseases of Women and children. „

^ GREAT Pa nic Sale $30,000 Worth

Of goods to be sold in

J s-NS-c-vwc'.c-ci .-cwwl'vlvCvs .'■ccvs'vw .'v'Vvv*;

THIRTY DAYS

ONE HALF PRICE!

The panic that started in this country a year ago is continuing, ami instead of business getting better it is getting worse, and the question that comes to n business ihhii is. what shall I do with my e-ooiis? When the p-mic i-onimeiiceil I had a very large stock, ami, us every business man will admit, sales have been few and far between during the last ten months. Goods cannot he kept in stock always; thev will become slioD-woru ind iiii'alc-ilile ■m i i have thousands of dollars worth of goods more than I want to keep and while they are fresh and new, I have decided rather than hold them until they become shop-worn to dispose of them •*( FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. 1 believe Mils is the best way to do and, although it will he a great sacrifice, yet it will be better to have f>0 cents on the dollar than to let goods become shop-worn and get nothing for them Fverv niece of good in mv im-L- < u r !. i in plain figures and noj.riee has been changed from the fact of making this sale. All goods will be priced to you at just half what they are marked. 1 quote below ilie prices on a few goods and will let you judge if the sale

is genuine. All other goods will be sold at the s ttne rate.

Fine gold watches....

... .value, $30.00, price now $15.00 ! Gold rings

....value, $4.00, price now

$2.00

Silver thimbles

.value, $.50, price now

$.25

N ickle clocks

“ " ” ....

20.00,

* *

10.001 “ " ...

2.00,

1 .(Ml

(., do/, solid silver tea spoons.

•• 0.00,

3.00

44 44

10.00,

* *

s.imi Diamond earrings

“ 18.(10. “

9.00

“ tripleplate “ “

“ 2.50, “

1.25

4 4 44 44

" 14.00.

7.001 “ rings

20.00, “

10.00

“ “ forks

“ 2.50,

1.25

-Silver castors

Gold chains

“ 7.50,

“

8.75 Solid Gold Spectacles...

“ 5.00, “

2.50

“ “ knives

“ 2.50,

1.22

“ chai ins

“ 2.00,

1.00 j Silver butter dishes.

“ 3.00, “

1.50

“ 5.00, “

2 50

“ »*

.... value,$2.00. price now $1.00 “ 1.50, •• .75 “ 5.00, “ 2.50 “ 4.00, “ 2.00 “ 2.00, “ 1.00

As tin* prices on all goods will be less than dealers can buy the same goods for, 1 shall be compelled to protect myself by preventing them from buying goods in quantities by not selling to any one person more than one article of a kind. All goods guaranteed the same as if sold at regular prices.

Sale begins

TERHS CASH.

and positively

lasts but

MAY 12

Tliix'ty I>a,yssE. SHIPLE.

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W HOL-eSH LG JEWELER.

GREENCASTLE, ....

INDIANA.

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