Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 May 1894 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. SATURDAY, MAY 2tf. W*.
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PULL OFF THE MAIN TOWNSHIP NOMINATIONS YESTERDAY.
A .spirited Contest With Good Weather—
Good City Vote Hut a Light One From the Country—The Result in Full. Yesterday’s contest for the re
publican nominations for oltice in Greencastle township was a spirited
Miss Hla« k's Afternoon.
Miss Jennie Black entertained yesterday afternoon at her cosy home, corner of Washington and Locust streets, from 2 to <» o’clock p. in. She was assisted in receiving by Mrs. H. M. Black, Miss
NEWS FROM DEBARW. 1
Jewelry.
THE BEST DAILY HAPPENINGS OF THE UNIVERSITY.
We have increased our line consid-
erably tins season, and it will he to your interest to ir<> over ihL depart-
l.onk in this Column for II—Oussts ami
Maggie Durham and Miss Ilortensel EniertHin. n .nt.-Not«, items m..i AnHolding. of Crawfordsville; and in '>r, L.t-, «„u th«
Hcftt l»y ^|M*« i;*l KcportPr.
entertaining by Mesdames E. B. , , , Alter four previous attempts the
Evans, Thomas Abrams, Mora
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Publisher MuuasinK Editor
Aildress all eommuntcatlons to Thk DAU.Y Bannkk Timks, Ureeneastle, Ind.
Ill 111 PI.It AN C4HNTI THK ET.
For Representative GEO HI i K \V. HANNA
For Auditor JAMES Mcl». HAYS For< Jerk JOHN I*. HINT For Recorder I.KMT Kb JOHNS For Treasurer OSCAK A. SIIKI’HKKI)
For SheriIV DA NT Kb W. MA( Y
For Surveyor LARRY DOWNS
For t oroiier JOHN T. OWEN For Commissioner 1st District—JOHN L. BRIDOKS 2nd District—FAMES C. KKAT
ICKPI HI.U AN STATE TICKET.
Secretary of State WM. I». OWEN Auditor of State aMKRKT S C. DAILKY Treasurer of State FRED J. SCHULZ Attorney General WM. A. KETCH AM Clerk of Supreme Court ALEXANDER HESS Supt. Public Instruction D. W. GEE 11NG State Statistician S. J. THOM I’SON
State Geologist W. S. BLATOHLEY
Supreme Judge—First District JAMES II. JORDAN Supreme Judge—Fourtli District I.EANDER J. MONKS
KI.PI KI.H A.N TOWNSHIP TICKET.
For Trustee ROBERT S. GRAHAM For Assessor ENOCH L. FOX WORTHY For Justices of the Peace WALTER J. ASHTON JAMES T. DENNY GEORGE W. RC.M BARGER For Constables WM. R. (Abb AH AN JOHN II. MILES DANIEL TOMPKINS
lield day exercises occurred yester- from ♦* to $■'>(>.
day afternoon at the park. DePauw vs. Wabash at the ball
meat very earefu|ly. Our goods are all new aiid as we represent them. Don't lesitate to call and get prices, for we are kings of low prices. We are now offering some special induce-
ments in this line.
We are selling good gold watches
The town people did
most of the voting for the reason that the country people pretty gen erally failed to get in. That is accountable for the fact that Friday was the tirst good day they have had to work and many a good republican followed Ins plow or worked in his cornfield from daylight to dark without thinking of the primary. They will get in all right in the fall shuttle, however. For trustee the light was Between Robert \V. Allen, Robert S. Graham and Virgil Peck. Messrs. Allen and Peck were neck and neck all through the fight and when the final show down was made there was but one vote’s difference in their totals. In the meantime Boh Graham hustled in 213 votes and captured the prize. Messrs. J. E. Newhouse, Jacob Nutt and T. E. Talbott received fifty, forty-four, and twenty votes respectively. For assessor there was another three-cornered struggle in which E. L Foxworthy carried the largest pole. The vote was pretty well divided, however. Cooper got In 20(1 votes and George W. Hinton 11)6 votes, while Mr. Koxworthy was getting his total of 246. The justice and constable races were | not exciting as there was no con test on them. The justices named j were Walter J. Ashton 430, James T. Denny 3l»7, George W. Ruro-
Lnughlin, George Hathaway, Albert Lockridge and Miss Elizabeth Ames. The parlor was beautifully
decorated with flowers, Mareehal l’* 11 ^ a *b rnoon.
Neil roses, palms and smilax taste-; Col. Weaver entertained the somfully arranged, giving its color ^ • nar ' l,tu class at his home last eve
yellow. The sitting room was inj n i°r?-
pink, ferns and pink carnations be- The Phi Gams gave a farewell
ing seen there in abundance. In party to Arthur Miller last night.
the room adjoining the parlor Mr. Williams, of Terre Haute, Misses May Windsor and Florence j v j 8ited college friends yesterday. Williamson gracefully served lem-1 The 9late prohi ,,iu on contest | onade from a solid block of ice. wl]1 occu ,. at Kk-hmond June 1. The blue of the room was very ap-| , ,, „ , , . i
propriate to the cooling beverage dispensed therein. The dainty refreshments were served on small tables in the two dining-rooms. These rooms, one in yellow and the other in green and white, with their snowy tables, pretty china and silver. presented an attractive appearance.
Miss Black’s friends will long remember the pleasure given them on this beautiful May afternoon. The guests were: Mesdames K. A. Hamilton, Knight, Shipley, M. Hawkins, J*s. Bridges, W. II. Hawkins. Robt. Lockridge, Josie Hard ing, E. E. Swope, J. T. Stewart, I). Riggs. Corwin, Dillon, Bosson, Farrow, Black, Turman, Brockway, W. W. Jones, I). M. Wood, Renick, B. Allison, Lloyd, A. T. Kelly, J. A. Wilson, Jerome Allen, Langsdale, Windsor. Lewis, C. Walls, G. M. Black, J. R. Miller, Lammers, Washburn, L. Huist, Christie, Spurgin, Hanna. D. E. Williamson, Marquis, Leutherman, J. McD.
The young ladies of the Christian association will serve refreshments to their friends tonight at ladies’ hall between the hours of 9 and 11. The junior class will entertain the seniors on next Wednesday
evening.
The Skulls appeared at chapel yesterday. The new members are
Messrs. Terrell,
Solid gold rings from $1 to $12 Diamond Kings from $3..'>o to $]50. The best assortment of hair and hat pins ever shown in the city at from 15c to $1.50. We also have in connection with this complete line of Jewelry, a full and complete line of QTEENSWAR K, GLASSWARE. AND FAN< Y ( HINA \\ ARE
No time, no discount, nothing hut the best, and most goods for theleio
money. See our $4.50 Decorated Tea Set.
H. G. KELLEY.
Prop.
'Hi
‘It is high time , ’ that you are buying one of our $2.50 clocks. d 17u — r ' 1 & "
piano numbers and filled the difficult position ol accompanist ad-
mirably.
Mr. Starr assisted in two vocal
Blake, ^“ggi, ( j uet8 His voice is beautiful. The
Rowe. Hall, Patterson, Garrison, p r0 g ram8 given by Miss Fernie’s i St rouse, ( ooper and Gary. Ihe pupils are always a delight. One initiation will occur some place is sure of hearing a great variety in the woods on Tuesday n >ght j n gtv j e ^ nn( j a j wa j. g 0 p ^jj e jj e8t ] t and Wednesday morning. j can truthfully be said abetter Frol. Brown’s class in astronomy managed or better given program are spending their evenings at the ( . lin not be heard elsewhere in this
observatory. country
Dr. Post entertained his semi
BLACK DIAMOND
I'KADE m ark
ROOFING
narium class last night. Miss Sellars, of Mattoon, has
been spending a
Tn<la)'« Market*.
[Furnished the Daily Banner Timks daily by R.W. Allen, manager of Arthur
Jordan’s poultry house. 1
few davs here. I Hro« 54
, * i hp. luffs,choice •• — ll She is to he one of Prof. Under- •'ooL*, younic and culls *4
1 Cocks, old 2 Turkey®, hens, choice fat H Turkey®, younpr, choice fat
wood’s party to Europe this sum-
mer.
Turkeys, old toms 8
Mrs. Underwood and daughter j oSSe pSiltoiw^*" f ’^* n '* ovcr
left for Syracuse yesterday to
. ....... i Hays, Walter Allen, 1. C. Ham-1
barger 270. For constable, William ! ... ... spend a few weeks before going to
, , , .... „„„ I mond, Anderson, Blake, Prof. Neff, '
R. Callahan 391, John Miles 363 ..,., . _ Europe for the vear.
o.o O’Hair.G. W. Black, Ogg, Chas.j 1 ' Daggy, P. S. Baker, Underwood, lheart 8t,ho ° l bussed ^l> a nAllen* Chapin, J. W. Cole, Post, B. i I s f 1 * P tt u intin ? y^terday, with Miss
S. Peck, II. H. Grubb, Ader, Over- ! street, C. Cook, E. Watkins, J. W. I lie annual held day contests at
V . | r I 11 \' I. . ' i .... .... E^rs. fr.'sh, HiibJ.H-t to handling. Buttrr, fresh roll
and Daniel Tbompkins, 349. The ticket is a winner, the can-
didates are all good men, they have i
the confidence of the people and
they will roll up a grand majority [ next November. The Banner ! Times tips its hat to the entire |
party.
The total vote east was 653.
AMUSING ANECDOTE.
Robe, T. T. Moore. Longden, Ar ; .
nold, John, Town. Beckett, Ct«t. ! V* T e9tert1a . v man, G. H. Williamson, Ike Hum , One hundred and twenty yard hurdle mond, I). Preston, Dale. Milton, race—19 2-5 seconds, Fred Church. Bridges. DeMotte, Ames, A. B „ ^ va.dt-7 feet, 3 inches, All.n
Buchanan.
One l*:»lf Kate Ksenrslon Via lilg Four. May 29 half rates will lie charged excursionists to Alabama, Arkansas.Colorado, Floi 'da, Georgia, Indian Territory, Idaho. Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisana, Manitoba, Minnesota, Mississippi, Mi'souri, Montana, Nebraska, North and South Dakota, North and South Carolina. New Mexico, Oklahoma Territory. Tennesee, Texas. Utah, Virginia ami Wyoming. For particulars i-onsult F. IMIuestis Agent.
Waterproof, Cheap, Durable, Applied t>> my one. For sale by
A. BROCKWAY, QBEENCASTI.K. INI),
lltM.llug may be seen on my faetory building
OSCAR WEBSTER.
PA NTER, PAPER HANGER AND DECORATOR
AH Work Promptly AttpndiHl to. 5ft-IIIw Satisfaction (tiiMrantt^Yi
Paper Hangms anJ Patcliiig
Le®iie’i$ War Srrke* All t hr llagr Just
Now—Cut a Coupon.
Hulf-Kurr Kxrunuon*.
Phillips, S. A. Hays, H. C. Lewis, I ” Strtnd i^ bn>a d ju..„>-9 feet, 9 inches, | k'u'at one DreTor found Lotshar, E. B. Evans: and Misses Fred Likely. |w " 1 at one fl ‘ re r, ’ r
F or Congress—F’iftb District JESSE OVERSTREET
The ticket nominated by the republicans of Greencastle township yesterday is a good one, and it will roll up a handsomely increased republican majority this fall. It is clean, strong and well balanced, and will receive the hearty support it deserves.
I Goulding. Chapin, Hattie Peck. E | standing high jump—4 feet, 5 inches.
, . i vi. t.y. 1 rate.
When General Grant arrived at j Daggy, Kate Miller, Mathers, Ida
Running broad jump
Chattanooga, he ordered Hooker, j Black, Sallie Crow, E. Walls, E. j inches, Allen Buchanan.
IS feet, S
who was then at Bridgeport, to
Jones, K. Hammond, Grace Brid-
Tlie Progrmu in full. The full program as made out for memorial and decoration days is as follows, both of which meetings will be held in Meharry hall:
SUNDAY, MAY 37.
J. P. D. John, presiding'. 8:15 p m. Music— Haulier of Hie Kl ee.
High school chorus. Scripture Heading. Elder A H. Morris Prayer—Dr John.
Music—Over Ihe Stars.
High school chorus
Sermon—Dr. (*. L. Curtiss, D. D. Doxology and Benedict Ion. WKDNBSDAY. MAY, 80. Commander A M. Maxson presiding 2:00 p. m. Music- Mixed Quartette. Prayer—Kev. It M Dillon. Music—The ( all of Ihe Hull on High.
Miss Stella Jordan.
Address—Rev. U. O. beaaenby. Music—Amcrlou -by the audience. Kitual'etic services. Forest Hill Cemetery and decoration of '.raves at both eemoteri* sTo He Kepeuted Tonight. The “Picnic Party” which made such a glittering success at the opera house Inst evening will repeat their entertainment tonight. The price of admission has been placed at ten cents to all parts of the house, and everyone having ten cents is invited to come. 173—it.
advance to Lookout Valley, menace Gen. Bragg’s flank, and protect the passage of supplies un the Ten nessee to within a short distance from the famishing armies. This was promptly done. Hooker’s main force took post at Wauhatcbie, where he was attacked before daylight on the morning of the 29th of October. After a battle of three hours in the darkness, the confederates were beaten and driven away. During this struggle an amusing incident occurred. When the battle began about two hundred mules, frightened by the noise, broke from their tethers and dashed into the ranks of Wade Hampton’s legion, and produced a great panic. The confederates supposed it to he a charge of Hooker's cavalry and fell back in great confusion. The incident was a theme for a mock heroic poem in imitation of Tennyson's “Charge of the Six Hundred,”
two verses of which were:
ges, B. Farrow. I). Lloyd, Helen Hathaway. E. Overstreet, E. Ireland, E. Jackson, Dale, Genevieve Ames; and Mesdames W. Hall. Dr. Blaekand Frank Smith, of Brazil.
Lop, step ;tml jump—39 feet, <• inches,
Fred Likely.
Busk ball throw—300 feet, (i inches,
“Mike” Benrss.
trii> ij. poi'iis in Kansas, Nebraska, Ar-kan-ns. India . Territory, Oklahoma, Texas. Iowa. Minnesota. Nordi and .South Dakota. Tiekels good returning thirty days from date of sale. For full iii format ion call on J. A. Michael Agt.
Done neatly, cheaply and with promptness.
•0X773.
R B. HURLEY.
kocal TimeGard. BIG FOUR.
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Hark! Hark! Gold watches cheap, so cheap. Jas. A. Ricketts. 173—It.
AMONG THE CHURCHES-
“Forward the mule brigade— Was there a mule dismayed? Mot when their long ears felt All their ropes sundered. Thelis noi to make reply— Theirs not to reason why— Theirs hut to make reply— Oh! to the Georgia troops iirokc the two hundred.
Moles to the right of them — Mules to the left of them— Moles all behind them —
raw' d, brayed and thundered; Breaking their own routines—
Breoktng through Enngstreet’s lines—
TasliiiK chlvalrio spines.
Into the Georgia troops Stormed the two hundred."
itches Frank Roller
Throwing 16-pomnl hammer—7*5 feet,
8 inches,Frank Roller.
High kick—8 feet, 4 inches, 0. C.
1’rart.
Mile walk—8:58, Robert John. Quarter mile dash—59 3-5 seconds,
8. G. Johnson.
what th service* will tie Tomorrow at Quarter mile bicycle—40 3-5 seconds, Places of Worship. Harry Langdon. Christian CHUKCH. | Mile bicycle—3:0P, Joe Allen.
Mile run, 5:18. S. C. Johnson. Running high jump—Eugene Igle-
hart, 4 feet, 10 inches.
Hurdle race—20 L seconds, Fred
Church.
A Kelic P«m*i»i.
After much urging by different
Putting 16-pot,nd shot-30 feet, 4 rrient , 9 Mr9< 1)r . Case has finally
Meetings in the G. A. R. hall tomorrow at the usual hours. Subject of morning sermon “A Church Inspected;” evening, “The Condi-
.. , „ . „ ,. .. , One hundred yartl dash—10 3-5 sec-
tions of Forgiveness. All cordially ends, E. C. Albright.
invited to attend these services. The Bible School at 9:15a.m.; Senior Endeavor at 6:20 p. in. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Services in the morning at 10:30.
Two hundred and twenty yard dash
—27 seconds, E. C. Albright.
One-half mile safety—1:27. Joe Allen.
miss webber’s recital.
consented to have her poem pub lisbed which she read at Mrs. Hamilton’s reception last Thursday. There lieing many others who were not present who knew both ladies as girls many years ago and will be interested and amused in reading the pathetic allusions to the personal changes time has wrought.
Thro’ Ihe inlet of cloud unil shadow. Thro' the rai l drops gent ly falling.
1'h-o’ the soil earth, writhing, spalling.
To my door from llamiltonl.;, I’o my door there came a message. Came a co*emu Liystlc m Mage,
Moth: r gr.iy. ami dark-haired daughter:
Woos gently lauiihing Beitie; Wooet' ee m> her “Feast f Belles" To her wigwam on the hillside, ( . lis t' ,:e to her Feast n Kellcs, * a . » i «* I'.Jlak kkl Isftii-J# lkS*4*s«w It
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i your relic you most bring it. 'i ii n_l p mdei ed long tied deeply.
Subject: “Why Should We Honor
Ami I wander: . he"vy-nearted,
. . 'Vandered here an l Icre and elsewhere. On F ndav evening Miss Webber ! w *'’ <lcre ^- ca,li "» in ihe darkness, . In . ne gloom a ' : in l Uedurknesg.
gave her senior recital.
evening at 7:30. Subject,
the Soldier Dead?” Services in
the
“Siam and Laos.
Mrs. Ruth Black will read a paper which will be interesting to all. LOCUST STREET A. M. E. CHURCH. Quarterly meeting at the A. M. E. church tomorrow. Love feast at 10:30 a. m. At 3 p. m. Rev.
grain comprised
The pro-
selections from
| Italian, German, French and Amer-
i lean
At this meeting j”"" COm «>° 8e r 9 ’ represented by
Panofka, Scarlatti. Rossini, Mendel-
ssohn, Schubert, Brahms, St. Saens, Bizet, DeKoven and Nevin, The entire program showed careful preparation. Of the heavier numbers the aria from Semiramide was
ReliiK, 1) loa Belies.
Then 1 turn d l.ito the past-land. In t'-.e d>in an ’ shadowy p.ml-l.ind.
And will ineui'r. 'h torch, I s. iiielt sl It,
Seurche ' its allies nd its corners, search d u ioag d s sis vet places. Light.si u forgotten erunoies,
In my sen o' for Belies.
Wheu my calllog brought no answer, Wht u my seiii'ohlng seemed lu vain. When despair had almost seized me. From the shadows came a something. Came mil sadly stood before me.
< ame and sadly said “Behold me, I aei relic at your bidding,” Then I cried, Belie welcome.
Then my arms I clasped about it. And I told It of the messagp.
Pettiford, of Crawfordsville, will I the most artistically given, and was preach. Also at 8 p. m. All are remarkablj' well adapted to Miss
invited.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Webber's voice. Of the modern
if the solemn, mystic Miessage: And I said “Will you go with ne, To the wigwam >n the hillside.
VANDALIA LINE.
I rains leave t.recncastle, Ind., In effect Nov
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No 4 Ex. Sun 8:34 a m, for Indianapolis.
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PiiOBIA DIVISION Leave Terre Haute. \° 'V 1 ' >,ln ':9*> a m. tor Peoria ■ N V. “ ' " 3:25 pm, for Deoatufror complete time card, glv.ng all trains and stations, and for full information as to rates, through cara, etc., address , , J.8. Dowling, Agent. ■LM.t HCsimotTaH, Greencastle. Asst. Uen’l I’oss. kgt. st. lands. Mo.
Tothe home of laughing Bet tie. As my Belie, dear Id relic?”
Go to Indianapolis May 29 ,via Vandalia line, with DePauw stueents to attend state field day games. Fare 80cents rorud trip.
After this battle the Tennessee was free for vessels. One of the most entei aining productions of the present day is “Frank Leslie’s Scenes and Portraits of the Civil War.” Don't fail to secure a com
Then it unwed Its head In sorrow. And It clasped its hands In woe.
And it moaned and grieved and murmured,
composers the French soiprs and; '3 he great spirit has departed,
iv u • • . . i . .. . 0 Hbs depart™ and forgot me. 1 reaching services by pastor, the Brahms number—that com-1 1,1 ^ nothing left hut Belie”
And It shivemt, sobbing, sighing, As It answerer, “Look upou mo. See how liuio has hardly dealt me.
Streaked with gray my glossy ringlets, I weaked my hones with rheumatism,
>tole my youthful beauly.
Pah d the light from my soul's windows
Set ast ride my nose Ihese glasses,
both morning and evening; Y. P. S. poser so difficult to interpret— c. E. at 6:30, subject—“God’s Call, needs special mention. The pm What is Our Response?” led by 0 gram closed with The Nightingale
W. Hankins. a nd The Rose, by DeKoven, and - ,rj,* . , x, . Shut me tint from mirth and pleasure, Sliy Mr. Mathias. I IS April, by Nevin. I IlCSC songs Gum all^snuinhyT mirth and pleasure
_ H. H. Miitliios, of Greencastle, are gems with a most beautiful ' ^*‘“ yth i Hlr '* n * , i , c*. dork ami ugly, plete set of these most valuable candidate before the democratic ' musical setting in the accotnpnni- ' n,< 'siient^seem"arnrhulely*, 1 '" fa< pictures. See coupon. j judicial convention for judgeof the ment. They were charmingly sung Ami uve conu'io fio yoJ r ll w"iT, tr * ,<1 ' for all your gold watches, i < . , . in uit ' !0urt * wa * in tl,e cit .y lHHt 1 >.V Miss Webber, showing to ad-1 fh® hlliiT-^Eil'i'iol^elrio "
Conn* to me
Fllegunt line just received. Jas. A. Ricketts. 173—It.
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Wednesday evening, and went down to Clay City this morning.—Brazil
Democrat.
vantage her high soprano voice, brought i!T‘ f i'i' "r l ‘"'" r’'i[ Miss Webber was ably assisted bv «•. i •.— i
«t .. i ", , ‘ When It comes to the genuine arlicl *
.M,« I'otter, „h„ played time „ c w. T,»e, h„, U
CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS. I To and from Terre Haute, in effect May .2. 18M4.
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I rains 3 pod 4 e.irry Pullman sleeping ear*; between 1 Inci.go and Evansville Trains * and « carry Pullman p.ilaeo sleeping cars am* day coaches and run solid between ( hlcum*
and Nashville.
( has. L. stunk. Ger'l Pass.and T'kt Agt. ( Iilcug 1 ’-
K. of H. Kxeuntlon. The X'uiiilaliH Line w ill niuke excursion rate of $1.20 to IndiatiApolis kihI t 1 '" turn, June 4 and 5, with return l* ,Ill j June 7. account meeting of Grand I Lodge K. of P.