Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 September 1894 — Page 2
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• 'Iri'iut Court Notes.
The case of State vs. Henry A1 by, for disturbing a meeting, was decided in favor of the defendant. The ease of provoke against John Burnsides was quashed. .Judge McGregor called the probate and civil dockets on Tuesday with the
following results:
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The Daii.t Hasnek Times, * ,tt ' ' ln< Eiu 'S.
ed appraisers, and the case eontin
tied for further sale.
Assignment of J. F. Darnall, by Alex. Breckenridge, assignee; sale
reported.
Wm. O. Butler, admr., vs. Samuel Butler et al; sale reported. L. A. Hazelett et al. vs. Manerva Leonard et al., land sale; sale re-
ported.
( lias. L. Peek, admr.. vs. Henry
land sale; sale
COUNTY NEWS NOTES. OUR LOCAL MEN OF THE SURROUNDNG TOWNS TALK.
t*oint«Ml Paragraph* From Many Place Within Putnam’* ISotm<lrie»—The CotmI*y People’s Special Column of Short Items of Neiglibnrh4M»<l News.
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ItFPl iO lt AN STATF, TICKKT.
Secretary of
WM. D*. OWKN Auditor of State
aM KKILT S L\ DA1LKY Treasurer of State FRKD J. SCII01.Z
Attorney General
WM. A. KKTCHAM Clerk <»f Supreme Court ALEXANDKB HKSS •Supt. I’ub.ie Instriietioii
D. W. GEEflNG State Statistician S. THOMPSON’ State Geologi-t
W. S. BI.ATClir.KY Supreme .Judge—First Distriet .IAMKS it. .IORDAN* Supreme .Judge—Fourth liistriet J,KAN DEB .J. MONKS
KCHI 1'I.H AN Ct»l NTV TICKKT.
For Itepre-entative OKORliK W. II ANNA
For Auditor .JAMES McD. HAYS
For Clerk
JOHN D. HUNT For Recorder LEMl’EL JOHNS For Treasurer OSCAR A. SHEPHERD
For Sheriff
OANIEl tV. MACY For Surveyor LAWRENCE DOWNS For Coroner JOHN V. OWKN For Commissioner Distriet—JOHN L. BRIDGES gild Distriet—JAMES C. BEAT KKPI HI.K AN TOWNSIIII* TICKKT. For Trustee ROBERT S. GRAHAM For Assessor ENOCH L. FOXVORTIIY For Justices of the Peace WALTER J. ASHTON JAMES T. DENNY GEORGE VV. RI M BARGEE For Constables WM. R. CAT.I. A HAN JOHN II. MILKS DANIEL TOMPKINS
John T. Sin-
Greencustic.l»d. flair, appointment of guardian. Verdict of jury that John 1’. SinIclair is a person of unsound mind; and Elijah Grantham was appoint-
ed guardian.
Joseph W. Wilson vs. I. I). .V W. j Railway company, damages; dis-
missed.
Adam Ader vs. L. N. A. & G. Ry. Co., damages; dismissed. Ktta May Spann et al. vs. Georgia Hlanchiield et al, partition; sale approved. John Cawley vs. Philip Frank, note; dismissed. Mary J. Byrd vs. Samuel J. Byrd, divorce; divorce granted ami custody of infant child awarded to
plaintil! - .
II. B. Tineher vs. James II. Sandy et al., foreclosure, dismissed. Benjamin Simpson vs. Greencastle B. S. <fc L. Co., for receiver; dis-
missed.
E. H. Maulsby vs. Alonzo Sutton, note; judgment for $77 25. Elisha Havens et al. vs. James F. Edwards, account, dismissed. John W. Cooper vs. McCarncy Hartley, guardian, note; judgment for $72.35.
THREE STRIKES AND OUT.
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For Congress—Fiftli Ihstrict JESSE OVERSTREET
For Judge, Lilli Distriet, JAMKs A. McNCTT. For Prosecutor, 18th District, HENKV ( . I.KW1S. For Joint Hepresentnllve. Clay. Montgomery and Putnam Counties, TIIOMA" T. MOOKK.
I be Weal tier. The indications for tliis vicinity for the coming thirty-six hours are as follows as received by H. S Renick & Co. from the oflicial weather bureau at Indianapolis; Indianapolis, lud. Sept. 4. Local rains tonight, cooler [ fair Wednerday. Wappknhans. WKATHKK CONDITIONS. The low barometric area extends from Lake Superior southwestward lo Texas, high pressure Ijelng east of Missouri and western Iowa, westward. High temperature continues cast of the Mississippi, lower west, freezing in western Wyoming. Rains fell in the central Mississippi valley, near the upper lakes and in Indiana. Very heavy rain, 3.34 inches, fell at Chicago. C. F. R. Wappknhans, Local Forecast Official.
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to Fire
Nticceftsful Attempt K. Champer’s Ham.
When an old time fire alarm rang out yesterday afternoon at five o’clock the people around the square liegan yelling “Champer’s barn,” some jocularly, as there had been two alarms from there since a week ago that day. The cry proved true, however, and the third attempt was more successful than the other two. On Monday of last week the first alarm came in, the second one on Friday and the third yesterday. The blaze was an ugl\ one for a few minutes, until the fire Jjoys got there. The entire loft was on tire and the barns adjoining were in great danger, lint the tiremen easily held the fire in the Champer barn. The damage is considerable. The fire was, of course, of incendiary origin. Three attempts in one week demonstrate that theory beyond a doubt. The property is on the corner of Market and Franklin streets and is owned by Dr. Siddons, of Knightsville, on whom the loss, with the exception of some articles Mr. Champer had there, will fall. The fire-bug that did the work is persistent to say the least, and open daylight seems to be bis hobby.
North HreenuAHtle. Mrs. John Sage is visiting friends at Mattoon. L. P. Howard went to Mattoon last night on business.
T'O MAKE HIG MONEY nc-IHn* our Electric 1 Telephone. Ibwt seller on earth. Sent al) complete ready t<> set up; linea of ny <Uhtance. A practical Electric Telephone. Our aifents niHKlnK $5 to flu h day ensy. Everybody buy*; Ilia Money without work. Price low. A nv one ean make $T!I per month Address W P Harrison A Co., clerk No. 11, Columbus, Ohio. 1
Appenilleitis Starters. An operation for appendicitis upon a patient revealed the fact that the disorder was due to the presence of tooth luusli liristles. “Cheap tooth brushes,” remarked the physician who had charge of the case, “are responsible for many obscure throat, stomach and intes tinal ailments. The bristles are only glued on, and come off by the half dozen when wet and brought in contact with the teeth.”
For Sale. A good second-hand Garland cook stove. Very cheap. T. J. Bassktt. eod.tf.
Two dozen old newspapers at the Banner Times office for five cents. These papers will lie found very useful in many ways. They are nice for pantry shelves, under carpets and in other ways. Re-
OKOVKI.AND. Undo Joe Underwood, living east <>f town, was stricken with apoplexy Sunday morning, and at this writing is lying in a precarious condition. Howard Stepheson threshed eleven acres of > lover that yielded sixty-seven bushels of seed. Who ean beat it? Mrs. Armilda Fytto. of Hainbridge, attended church here Sunday and visited friends. Died, infant of G. Muncy and wife,
Saturday.
What lias become of our township committeeman? Now is our opportunity. Let us go to work in earnest in the cause of republicanism and good government. The financial problem and the bard times has worried some of our bo-t men. K. G. llorr says that if is a problem to be solved only by experience. Rut now eomes a young man of Floyd, than whom no greater lias lived in this, the nineteenth, century, and solves the financial problem. This problem has confounded the most learned statesmen of the age. Our national legislators have been in continuous session for the last twelve months and a satisfactory solution lias not yet been reached. But this young Rotbehild in finance, removed but little more than a decade from bis baby clothes, declares that our nation’s monetary depression is caused by the large contributions made to Sunday schools and missions. We attribute this discovery to the fact, as this young financier himself declares, that lie no longer drinks lemonade, but takes bis beer, believing it more healthful. No doubt tbi- financial solon feels the need of a stimulant after giving birth to the solution of so great a problem. “Upon what meat does this our modern Caesar feed?” that be should try to corrupt boys younger than himself. We understand that be assumes the roll of a special correspondent of the S.-P. Look out for a financial rev-
olution.
BKICK CHAPEL. A number of our young people went to Fincastle Sunday to the Baptist As-
sociation.
Mrs. Col. Pierce is quite sick again. John Cooper and wife and Mrs. Ed, Lloyd, who have been here several weeks visiting, returned to their Kansas homes last week. Prof. John Hillis sang at the M. K. church Sunday. Rev. Himkell'i Funeral. The funeral of Rev. O. C. Haskell occurred this morning at College Avenue church, a large num her of people attending. The services at the church were solemn, beautiful and impressive, a number of ministers taking part. Presiding Elder Wood officiated, and lie was assisted by Dr. S. H. Town, who read the obituary sketch; Rev. G. W. Switzer and Dr. DeMotte read scripture lessons. Tributes to their departed brother were offered by Dr. Town, Dr. Wood, Dr. Hickman and Dr, Gobin. Beautiful music was rendered by a quartette composed of Misses Nellie Matson and Helen Birch and Messrs. John Hillis and Sherman Powell. Mr. Hillis also sang a solo, Mrs. Hays presiding at the organ. The active pall bearers were: Dr. John, Dr. Poucher, Dr. Gobin, Dr. Town. Dr. Curtiss and Dr. DeMotte. The honorary pallbearers being Dr. Hickman, of Terre Haute; Rev. G. W. Switzer, Brazil; Rev. R. R. Bryan, Rev. Dr. Hester, Rev. E. S. Shumaker, Rev. E. F. Albertson, Elder A. H. Morris, Rev. Dr. Jenkins, Key. Boaz and Rev. Phillips. The interment was made at Forest Hill cemetery Today’* liocai Market*. [Furnished the Daily Banner Times daily by K.W. Allen, managerof Arthur Jordan’s poultry house.] Hen* . Sprlnsr*,choice, 114 to* lbs 7‘, Cocks. yomiMt tuid cidls Cocks, old i Turkey*, hen*, choice fat B Turkey*, young,choice fat 3‘4 Turkeys, old toms. 4', Ducks ix Geese, choice f. f. 81 bs and over.. 2r> Geese, plucked 10 Eggs, freah, subject to liandilng lil'i Butter, fresh roll IB Butter, No. 2 8 Every lover of fine racing should make arrangements to be present at the Indiana State Fair, September 17 to 23. The splendid track always attracts the very best horses in the country as ft affords a most excellent opportunity to make good records. The entries in the s|K*ed department already insure the success of the races. 2*13-11
lltiwine** Pointer*. Profitable Adveitlsing.
Don’t let your advertisement be-
come moss-grown.
Earnestness of purpose is what yo i need as an advertiser. You ean talk to more people for less money through the newspapers than in any other way. Fact. Do not imagine for a moment that successful advertisers a!4 over tiie country are spending money for space just for the fun of it.
Not much. It pays.
Put it in nig type where you can see it often—“The time for me to advertise is when business is dull, not when I have more trade than I
ean attend to.”
The art of advertising lias de veloped wonderfully in this country within the last twenty years, but even now it is not so very far re-
moved from its infancy.
Court variety of style and wording of your advertisements. If you want to reaeli pocket'uooks there is no better advertising tonic
DR. TOWN'S REPORT.
Taper Kea.l by the Retiring Tantor of Avriiue Church. To the Fourth Quarterly Conference, Adjourned Session, Sept. 3,
18!)4:
Dear Brethren:---At the close of this quarter, which closes my fourth year, and probably closes my pastorate in this charge, I have to report—1st, for the quarter: The usual pulpit and pastoral labors have been performed. The lollowing changes have occurred in the
membership of the church :
Received from probation, 40; received by certificate, 11; dismissed 1>3’ certificate, 28; deceased, Dr. A. C. Farrow, Mrs. James Taylor and
Mrs. Mary R. Dunbar.
2nd, for the year as a whole— The Sunday school interest has been eared for well. The attendsnee lias been larger than ever before since the occupancy ot this building. We have been holding our school this year in the chapel and many times we have been so
than the spice of variety. | crowded there that we thought we Obtrusive is a pretty good word were likely to be driven brick to the to use in connection with your ad- audience room. Oar prayer meet
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and junior leagues, have been particularly prosperous. I will not speak of the public services on the Sabbath, w hich are well known to all. Our subscription to ttie periodical literature of the church is not materially changed. It is not by any means so large as it ought to be. In addition to onr Sunday
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the shareholders that on September school supplies of leaves and pa19th. the date of the annual meet- pers, we are taking but fifty-five ing, authoiity w ill be asked for the Christian Advocate sand ten Gospels creation of a $1,000,000 equipment j a Lauds. Our subscription to the
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mortgage sinking fund, 5 per cent. | benevolent boards of the church has Traln , 5 Scarry Foilnmn pah!;,.si,s.,,i n< twenty year bonds, to be secured been larger than ever before, and j J’J , J c “Jpan^M^h^ e Rnd run 8011,1 betwe<B Jiy mortgage on freight cars now that of our resident membership is | uer'i Pass.and rk^Agt! chi^o.
used but not owned by the com-
bv the com-! about all paid. There is this year^
pany, which cost $1,002,234, of aI1 unusually heavy failure to col-! which more than one third has lect from our non-resident student been paid. All passenger cars and list. Our credit to missions will be engines, the circular states, have ]e S g than last year, because then we already been paid for. The pro-j had a special contribution of $260, ( posed equipment bonds will be w'hich is not repeated this year, and countersigned and irsued only ns yut our relative shortage there is title to the cars is vested in the less than that amount, so that in trustees, the object ol the operation the regular and ordinary contribu-
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being to fund into a twenty-year bond the temporary obligations now existing in the form of equipment notes. The company has already arranged for the sale of sufficient Jionds to provide for all the
tions, we have met and defied the “hard times” with a material advance in our lienevolence. The report to the conference will be as follows : Missions, $925; superan-
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nuates, $190; church extension,
equipment notes matured during | $150; freed men’s aid, $126; sundry the past year, and which will ac-’ minor claims, $18; W. F. M. S„ cruc during the coming twelve $209; \V. H. M. S., $245 ; total,!) months. 1 “ ■ 1 *
;[ Clip tlnsOoupon | * Frank Leslie’s Scenes anJ ‘ Portraits of Hie
Civil War
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Programme. For the entire pastorate of four] Last Days of Uomueii was a great years we have received hy Certifi success. Sept. (>, Indiana Night, i cate and on probation 436 persons. A picture in lire of Gov. Claude I have granted 284 letters, thirty-
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Matthewh. Sept. 8, United States Night. Pictures in fire of Washington and Lincoln. Sept. 11, K. of P. Night. Beautiful emblem displaying in tire the colors of the fra ternity, red,yellow and lilue. Sept. 13, G. A. R. Night. Badge and magnificent picture in tire of Gen. Grant. Sept. 15, IndianapolisNight. Picture in fire of Mayor C. S. Denny. Sept. 18, Masonic Night. The Knight Templars’ badge in lire. Sept. 19, Odd Fellows Night. Appropriate emblems. In addition to these special features, there will lie each night a most magnificent display of fire works in the most beau-
four have died and some probation ers have been discontinued. There has been a net gain to membership of more than one hundred. The conference minutes will show the contrary. The explanation is that our record bus been greatly over counted in the past. The first time I counted it I was obliged to report
more than a hundre'd less.
During the past four years the church has paid for current selfsupport, including a debt of $4020 and property improvement to the cost of say $400. an aggregate sum ot $16,149, and in the same time for benevolent agencies of the
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tiful colors imaginable, and which church, including the women’s misno other pyrotechnists in the world ! sionary societies, home and foreign, have ever been able to copy, from an aggregate sum of $6835,making
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Hig Four Excursions.
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limit Sept. 8, $1 .‘JO.
To Pittsburg, Sept. 5 to 10, return
limit Sept. 25, $!i.00.
F. P, Hfkstis.
j congratulate you brethren and sis return | ters, on this particular feature of j your work. I wish I could know that we bad made as good a record in other lines of our work, and yet in this we have not done more than was our duty, nor have 1 asked of you in this matter any more than,
Lost—Saturday, between Champer’s saloon and PJeitt’enberger’s shop, black pocket-book, containing between eight
and nine dollars. Finder returning! u i i ^ ^ ’
k nor as much as, I have required of
same to this office will t»e liberally re-! ,»
warded. 2HJ-it m y 8p *f- Now with gratitude to
VaiKtHlia Line KxrtirHioii*. To Pittsburg Sept. 5th to 10th, return limit 25th, fare $0.00. Account G.A.R.
encampment.
To southern points Sept. 4th. Oct. ! 8U PP 08e * 8 h a U shortly resign this
charge into the hands of another.
God for his abundant grace, and to you for your uniform great kindness toward myself and my family, I
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2nd, Nov. 6th, Dec. 4th.
To Indianapolis Sept. 3 to 7, return limit Sept. 8. Itate $1.20 round trip. Account labor day, Last Days of Pompeii exhibition and fall meeting of
Indianapolis driving club.
To Terre Haute Sept. 11 to 14, account great race meeting of Terre Haute trotting association. For further par--f i ticulars see J. S. Dowling, Agt.
and it so be, by the order of the Bishop. I shall go away with nothing but a brother’s love for every one of you. and your prosperity in every kind shall be my constant
wish and prayer to God. Respectfully, S. B. Town.
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