Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 July 1894 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA THURSDAY, JULY 5.1894.
DAILY L ANN ER I'I M ES **»*>• matter to run over the carde, \
- -—— at a saving of nine-tenths of the | Hublishifl t'vrw rtft<»rn >t>n except Sundny i . . _
nt ti*. iiANvt k riMt:soiRco,formr vine Una time required to make out bills
F rxnklin tt-i'ceU. . , , .
each week, and then check up on
SUCCESSFUL 4TH
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r> cents per lint*. • >nr line p.tnigrHplis charged as cK*eup> lug t Afo lines t pace. linen 4 cents per line 10 .. .. m •• i 2A0 ** 2‘ f 5<it> 2 ** ** •* Display rates uuide known on application, ('hange-. for display advertisements must be handed in by 10 o’clock a. tn. each day. Reading advertisements will be received each day up to 1 o’clock p. in.
When the eards are
WAS THE GREENCASTLE LADIES’
EFFORT OF WEDNESDAY.
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A Cool Pay, lireat RnthitHiuMin, Large Procession, Spee«*he* and Music and a General Good Time, .lust as Arranged
for at the .Start.
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M. .1. BECKETT Publisher HARRY M. SMITH Managing Editor Address all communications to Thk Daily Banner Times, Greeneastle, Did.
KKri Itl.H AN STATK TU'KKT. Srcrvtarv of W.M. 1». OWKX Auditor of Stat** aM KKK « S C. DAILKY Trca-iinT of Stall* FKKI) J. SCHOLZ Aftornov (ieii**rid \\ M. A. KKTCHAM l.'lork of Siipmnc eourt AI.KXANDKR IIKSS Supt. Public Instruetioii 1>. \V. GEKl’IXti Sfuti* Statistician S. .1. THOMPSON’ State Geologist W. S. BLATCHLKY Suprcnie .ludgc—Kirst District JAM Ks II. JORDAN Supreme Judge—Fourth District I.KANDKR J. MONKS
KKHI I’l.lrAN COI NTV TH'KKT. For Representative GF.ORtiK W. MANNA For A mlitor JA.MKS McD. MAYS For Clerk JOHN I). HI NT For Recorder LEMFEL JOHNS For Treasurer OSCAR A. SHEPHERD For Sheri If '»AN I EL \V. M .\( Y For Surveyor LARRY DOWN’S For O',roner JOHN Y. OWEN For Commissioner 1st District—JOHN L. BRIDGES ■2nd District—FAMES C. BEAT
ICKPI 111.14 \N TOW sail 11' TICKKT.
For Trustee ROBERT S. GRAHAM For Assessor ENOCH L. FOX WORTHY For Justices of tbe Peace WALTER J. ASHTON J A M ES T. DENN Y GEORGE W. P.FMBARGER For Constables H Nf. I!. (ALL A II AN JOHN II. MILES DANIEL TOMPKINS
For Congress Fifth District JESSE OVERSTREET
The Orawfordaville Journal ia showing evidences of prosperity and is increased to an eight column size. The Crawfordsville people know how to appreciate a home daily paper. NEW RECEIPT FORM. The old form of receipt we have been using for weekly payments for the daily will give place this week to a more convenient and simple method of recording collections which will we trust meet with the approval of our subscribers. The plan is this: A curd. 3 by 6 inches in size, a facsimile of which is shown on this page, is used for each subscriber. Around the edge will be noticed dates of the successive Saturdays throughout the year. The cards will be strung on a ring which the collector carries with him while making collections. When a payment is made, the collector punches out a date lor each dime, the operation being done in the presence of the subscriber. When tiie collections arc reported at the office the collector must turn over the amount of money which the cancelled dates represent, ami the publisher punches with a different punch the cipher under the last date cancelled. This is called “checking,” and it shows upon what date the collection was turned in, while the number of spaces between the checker’s punches inch cates how much was paid at any time during the year. It is a very
the books.
handed in, and settlement made with the collector, they are put away and a key turned on them and the checker’s punch is kept where no tampering can be done I
after settlements have been made. [ On \Vednesday, July 4, 1894, the When a subscription has been dis- ladie8 of Gr eencastle did themselves continued, the card is easily taken !P roud - and ^ their eff,,rt8 I’ laced from the ring and a new name may bef, ’ re tl,e risin K 3’ 0un K generation he added with the greatest ease, i of the cit J' nn exposition of what One beauty about the system i B | the day means that will he rememthat a subscriber may pay a week, I bered h y the W 8 and 8 irls - Tl,e y or any number of weeks he pleases, tt ^ 80 d * d " tiat W4* fail to lind was in advance and have the record ! doDe an y where e l 8e i" the state on properly made by the punch marks dl *y managed a Fourth of of the collector in his presence. j Jul - v exclusively, without the aid This system of collections has ^ * be men t<Jks. In about ten been in use for more than two years ,|a y s t,ie y did tUv lllt g e amount of by the inventor, Mr. Frank I. Sefrit, work necessary to place such an
of the Washington Daily Gazette, and has proved the best method
affair on its feet and make it a success in tbe end. Their commit*
A COMPLICATED CASEWho i. to Ho tho Holr of the l.ate Hush
II. Buriift.
In the circuit court this morning James McD. Hays was appointed administrator of the estate of Hugh II. Burns, deceased, and thereby hangs a tale. There was apparently more romance in Mr. Burn’s life
than tlie general public knew, and ci-ovkhdale matters developed since the death, Last week wlien wi Hu itim , . , . for Cloverdale wc had in mind the asthe,. . ,11 '” 0 „ of over the estate, which at a fair es- Fra|lte HIU | u.e citizens here all titnate is worth $12,000. W. sv|1)1( . (t ( l j zt , w j t i, the people of France. Scott, this morning on request of j Your type makes it read people of Mrs. Jane Burns of Chicago, called ' frauil when it should have been France-
COUNTY NEWS NOTES. OUR LOCAL MEN OF THE SURROUND-
ING TOWNS TALK.
l-niiilril Paragraph* From Many I’lnre* W it hin Putnam's Bounilrle*—Tli«* Coun,r> People's Special Caliimn of short Hems of Neighborhood New*.
at the clerk’s o‘8ce and requested the appointment of Henry Meltzer as administrator of the estate. This application was denied and the appointment of Mr. Hays was
'n effect SunXiTM^; j No C Chicago MuM™
Expregg J
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No 441 Local.
yet employed. We desire to give | ,ees worked heroically and handdue credit to Mr. Sefrit for the ex- 8omt ‘ lv overcame the difficulties (■client plan which we are permitted "hieh always themselves just when
to use through his kindness.
A FILLMORE SENSATION.
Two FnmillfM Involved and Illooduhed Probably Will Follow—A Letter Found. Fillmore has in its time furnished its share of sensational matter for a small village, but it is on hands now with another sensation that is being rolled under the tongues of tiie east Putnam people pretty lively. As the rumors reach tit is city, there is trouble on hands over there, which has been brewing for some* time. It is said that a married woman wrote a letter intended for a physician, which was dropped on the street and was picked up by the latter's wife, the contents of which caused the families of the priucipals to believe an intimacy was going on between the two. The physician and ids family left Tuesday afternoon for a visit with her folks in Hendricks county, and it is said he went under a threat from the woman's husband to quit Fillmore within twenty-four hours or risk being killed. As reports from Fillmore state the affair is a serious one all around, and the high standing of the families makes it a deplorable one, as it is feared there there will be bloodshed before it subsides. If is rumored there will be a divorce or two on the strength of the matter. The town is full of rumors, ami the end is apparently not in sight. Piefirtiint Reception. On Tuesday evening of this week Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hamilton held a reception at their residence on east Washington street from 8:30 to 11 p. in., in honor of their guests Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rush, who were married on June 20 in Jerseyville, 111. Mrs. Rush is the youngest sis ter of Mr. Hamilton. Over fortyfive invitations were issued. A very delightful evening was spent socially, after which the invited guests repaired to the dining room for refreshments which were very happily served by the Misses Edna and Ulalia Hamilton. After the guests returned to the parlor Chinese napkins were served to hold the “souvenirs” of the occasion, which proved upon taking them from the large dish to be fire-crack-ers, very suggestive of the manner of the fourth of July. Since matches were also served with them patriotism swelled in the hearts of the guests to such an extent that a general assemblage to the front door was made and the report of fire crackers fired tiie enthusiasm until there was no souvenirs left. Mr. and Mrs. Rush expect to start at the earliest opportunity for Minneapolis. Minn., their future home. Well wishes and warm congratulations will follow them from their friends and new acquaintances in Greeneastle.
least looked for.
At nine o’clock the crowds be gan assembling around the squ re. and after a delay of hut a few minutes after the appointed time the procession began to move. After the band and city officials and others passed then came the Sunday schools. There were nearh' four hundred children, together with their superintendents and teachers. About twenty-five members of the G. A. R. were inline,
We also said down with anarchism; you have it done with anarchism. [The printer has been duly killed.—Ed. Ban-
nkh Times.]
We think it now time for the ministers of the gospel to speak out in incet-
marie^shor.lv afterwards. As the j denounce the riotous conduct
‘ , - u c- of the foreign element, which seems to
Banner I.mes learns it the Chicago ^ f||1) ^ in AnM , rica . There is
people claim that Mr. Burns was no time t4( ]te j ost
married twice. The first marriage j cloverdale spent the Fourth at the
as sh'iwn b) a certificate in Mr. I fall* of Eel river, six miles south. ^
Scott’s possession, occurred st De-1 Harve* 1. about over. Wheat crop Trntaa leave l.vin. III., „„ Dec. 20, l858j I ’'"e! A. Wool will ieoi, have hi. new gj « this marriage there was one child, |„ mge enclosed. v '~ ’ ” now Mrs. Kittie Gifford, who lives yij** Lillie Burnett returned home with her husband and mother at from Hammon, 111., where she has been
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Chicago where they keep hotel. | two years.
Mr. Burns visited the World’s fair last year and it is said there met an old Illinois friend who told him his first wife was alive, and took him around to the hotel where he met her and her daughter. Burns entered the army in 1861 and it is said that both he and his
| Ralph Lane smashed his great toe ami
is (piite lame.
W. S. McNeill has sold Ids grocery to Mr. Glascock, w ho is now in charge. Geo. B. Rockwell has purehased a
stock of groceries in Gas City, Grant | an d ^ ^ < ’ 011111 v r T . i.i. f.11 u it 4 **s t It >*( ai i up 41 s»u ■ ... o Tinat
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Leave Terre Haute' ' D,V| '"« So75Kx..s«n ; ;;... ; ;....^ | J for oomnlote tim I
He bids farewell to < loverdale j rates, through cars, etc.,
on next Saturday, and goes to his new .1 M.4'hkskhou,*n, ' ‘ 'rl
home and takes charge of his new, , ' cn 11 oaa- ViU.
wife pr..bably thought each other i j'*" ^hcr,' 6 ' CIIICA<J0 * Easters 1Ia
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No doubt some handsome young lady
and Company I presented a fine up-! Catherine Mann, by which union
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rtn ' prlvat ® carp,age8 Were out ’ Chase A Durand, of Chicago, and new stock of groceries. George is quite ami the older ladies were hon- \\r ^ Scott, of this city that the :in aJtrrtC ^ on * The good wishes of the ored by having especial carriages Chicago wuiow is the lawful heir to l H?0 l ,h ‘ of doverdale go with him.
provided for them. The band’s | the estate, and they state they will music was jumbled by being placed j 0 PP 0se t,1< ‘ Ponfirmation of Mr,
Hays as administrator.
Just what legal steps will
., , , taken or what the result will be de up u parai 4. , ve | 0 p P( ] later. The Chicago people At the college campus a stand will find that Mr. Hays will be a had been erected near science ball, hard man to depose, however. The around which an immense crowd' Greenta8Ge P eo P' e state that the gathered to hear the u— present Mrs. Burns assisted in ac-
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in a band wagon. The fire department made a good display, winding
OAK ALLA.
I'' G. I. Lewis and family spent tin
I hnightsville. ! an^\^rV , Vh;ir,;;a,T^,:»| be J Miss Mollte Torr visited at Lena Sat- run 8olld
unlay and Sunday.
The W. F. M. S. will meet with Mrs. Emily Steeg at Limi-dale July 12, at
Trains3and l earn I'uihL'i".. I aniLs'ciu-ry | l, u , |frn-- ,n< ' ■ l ri,n * v ■
titty conclifs an ’ and Nauhville.
Uee’l I*ass.and T’ki'i,, ]
I cumulating the property here and
literary pro
It went through as pub- to' he'rThrifty's due mostWhe sa7the Banner 1 hies as ing, as the deceased in his moments
of despondency used to spend
money lavishly.
LATEST STRIKE NEWS.
Music by the Band.
Prayer Mrs. A. It. Knrti
IteudiiiK Declaration of Independence .Mrs <\ II. WllllaniHon
solo—“My Cmintrv'a Klnirof star*" JohnUtlllg
“1 ank.-edotHlIe," Wbat does It mean?. . .. . Mrs. L. H liuit
M ualc.
Today’* New* from Chicago of nn Alarm-
Ins Nature-Look* Serious.
I'ecltatlon Miss Sidclln Starr special to the Rannek Timks song, “Oh Mornlnit of Mornlnc*’’ t....... T ., . , _ . „ Ity tiie Children * HICAGO, III., Julv 5, 2:30 p, m.
Addreii* Mrs.,1. P. Layne - r i,„ , ... *
Double Quartette—"To Thee () Country.” — 4 l,e L Dlted States troops StaThe Children Om Future Patriot*. ...... , ,
Mrs n. v. Mansfield 1 Honed at the stock yards dispersed Mimic )»y tiie Band. i i i* •* .
The Flag Mis* M .1. Donnohue a ,n ' )t, three hundred at the rbe star Spangled Ilanner i .
Miss Kate Hammond P olnt of the bayonet. The mob Doxology—Henedlutlon. . ...
trttd to prevent the movement of a
two p. m. 1 husband went to notify ThoiJ ’Die Kpworth League of Mt. Olive , Hie section boss, she flaggedtij will give a festival at Hamrick Saliu- -cr train which go,.. |, v Jay evening, July 14. Fiery one cor- “’dock in Therei,J dially invited. doubt that a disaster «x. m|
her prompt action.
FILLMORE.
S. P. James’ new residence is about
completed.
The addresses and readings in the above were well given, read and sung, and an attempt at particularization by the Banner Times would be in vain, as enough space is not at our command to give each participant justice. Those within reach of the voices of the
meat train. No trains are moving on the Rock Island road on account of the blockade at Forty-seventh
CARPKNTERSVim,
-Mrs. Mary Jane Amlersor. diw
Frank Leslie, with his family, started " ,ll!l - v i,m * "' |,s buried »t tlw in a carriage on Tuesday on an extend-' , ’‘* n . ,e,t ‘ r - v • k »"n<lay at 2 p. m. Sk ed visit to relatives in Ohio, principally al,1iete,, 81 l(, ng time vith pn in Dark coiintv. Mr. and Mrs. John s, "‘ h-aves threa sons to moimiki Odell have taken up their abude in the ;l1 " 1 w, ‘'* an old resident of Hu,
Leslie house in order to take care of I
tilings during the family’s absence. ’ " -Osborn is again on Hie* Mrs. Lizzie Hunter and children, of I 1,16 f, iriners arc getting their
Morton, spent the 4th with her sister, Mrs. Louie Sinclair, also her brother,
Johnny Smith.
In addition to his big crop of corn Howard l.isby says he will have twen-ty-six hundred bushels of wheat. What bothers him now is to know what to do
street. Troops have been ordered with everything. He is advised
to that point trom Blue Island, when an effort will be made to open up the service. The Krie, Wabash,
ladies enjoyed their remarks great- ' ' in,a Monon and Grand I runk
i < i u •» r»s m *a L* • v» *-w P.> ! a. . ly and the applause evidenced as
build granaries and save for republi-
can times.
Omer Click received a stroke on Ids left ear by a stray base ball on Sunday which was very painful for a time, anil
roads are making fair attempts to i was feared in- would lose hearing, resume traffic. The Tinted States ' Kay Dtty r weived a kick from a mule
deputy marshals shot a man in the ““m' 7.^,7;,,
leg at Grand Grossing when he f!’I 1 ’ K, :' l,v ,s '"'P^h.g rapidly.
. . During the recent storm at this nla4-e attempted to throw a switch. Rs- j a large willow tree, which stood
much. The program lasted until nearly one o’clock, and it was indeed a “feast of mison and a flow
of soul.” The picnic followed, and I „ ~~ —- 1 «.uow irec, winch stood on the the early afternoon was leaSHntlv P; rt9 fr ‘ ,ni Ma D'*»n a «d Alton state | ^ilroafi grounds in front of the resistant on the campus by the visit the 8tr »ke at those points has ! da,,ce of Mr ' 8,81 Mrs. John Odell, was s f >enion tnt campus t»> the Msit- been declared off and the men have b, ; ,wno " n "* Dack, carrying with it
resumed work. telegraph poles with eight’wires. Mr* I 0iMl “ lantern, and while her
ors and citizens.
The day was all that could have been desired, and the celebration was a great credit to all concerned, and the city should tender the la dies a vote of thanks for their day’s entertainment. The Banner Times congratulates and compliments
them.
THANKS EROM THE LADIES.
The ladies of Greeneastle who were represented by the committees wish to thank the public in general and Messrs. George, John and Charles Cooper and Messrs. Thomas Bivin for their generosity and courtesy tn taking the invited guests to the campus. There was never seen such a procession in this city. At the campus was an elegant stand decorated by the W. R. C., and a great number of seats. For the stand and seats we are indebted to Mr. Barnaby. The sing-
The ladies of the Christian church will give a lawn social at the home of
W. G. Nell' Thursday evening. July 5. ers were in the best of voice, and to MM-’** then we are under many obllga-l . , 71 ZTt lions. To the press especially arc; Look otii for Palace tec cream wagon , , ... ‘. daily ..n every street in city. we K™* 1 *' 111 ‘‘' r ‘heir kindly notices ' LVi-mths-tf ’ j , * n, ' announcements from time to I time. With hearts bubbling over The Crawfordsville bartenders with gratitude to every one who defeated the Greeneastle bartend- to make thiB glorious occa , , ston a success we are very sincerely ers yesterday by the score of 21 to ;in ..ppreHutive committee. 15. Refreshments were served be Mrs. Au-heus Bibch,
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ill shock at a lively rate tlii-l Most of them spent the Fourtk f
wheat field.
A. II. I’ickel is deliveringIral tin* Raccoon bri4'k school In i week. Mr. Gough, of RoicU
the builder.
I he fourth quarterly nieetinD held at the M. E. cluirch on Fn: I-!, and Htuiday night. l'rilj''| ' lew at 10 a. m., and quartt f encc immediately after conJ ‘!|
D. FT Woods.
Corn is growing very f:i*i' '| fine condition. •L A. Picket and wife visiidDiI Blmey and lady Sunday. R''ii Collins and Omer Briili»n4 H. C. Collins over Snnday. Mr. William Quinton, ofI« Ey., is visiting his sister, H. H-^
Collins.
I noti e tin* name of Own bwl Rainhridg,-. ns a candidate lotil representative of Clay. Monts' and Putnam counties. He i* Iht and would make us a good ropre-^H Hve. Success to the good old ri'® can party, its principles ami tit'' q® •nek Times.
RUSSELLVILLE. " hem all cut this week. During the rain and storm M'j ( h‘y a. m. Preston Wilson's birif struck by lightning and -etonfipl luckily the tin- was discovered r* 1 ' 1 out before much damage was don( Big show here last Monday bC good Cleveland times found even-'l without money to see the show, i he Fourth was quiet here. The wheat crop is good grain 1 fairly well filled.
The Weather. The indications for this vie:® for tiie coming thirty-six hours 1 (is follows as received bv HRenick & Co. from the olfc’ weather bureau at Indianapolis, Indianapolis. I ml., >I |I L V ' Generally fair, local rJ " probable in southern porti' 111 WappfnhaKS’ Washington, D. C,—‘’ en Held has ordered six cotnpa nlt> . infantry Iront Fort Leaven*^ «nd two companies fi l1iu Brady, Mich., to Chicago.