Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 November 1894 — Page 2

THE BANNER TIMES. GREEN CASTLE. INDIANA WEDNESDAY,NOVEMBER II, 18<M.

COMMON COUNCIL.

Telephone Franehite Aricueil nt l.en^li.

acter anil make up, as Mr. Randel was shy. lie came in later, however, too late to vote on the claiup ordinance. The city clerk read a

A HAPT 3 Y MAN

The council opened up on Tues-

Is the pu%.'haser of a coat who l1:IV repuhliean UI its char-

has a garment which suits him and has it paid for. Clothing this year is cheaper than ever before, We can furnish elegant

suits at prices which actually ! 00U)municatU,n fro,n Geor ^ e Hatha ' startle our customers. # ' wav ask J#^ r f< » * r> - :{4 taxe8 errom ‘- Now you can buy ct us a finet° u9l J P^ ul b - v hi,n 8ince im ' y ® The

® ! matter was referred to the tinauee

sun, ®

committee, q

ENGLISH CLA\ WORSTED, I Tue treasurer's report for Octo-

l»er went to the same committee.

A fine rhibet Clcth suit in The affidavit of Contractors single and double breasted and Pm-I.er & Allen for a precept on a fine Regent cut coat, ’ well walks on Main street in front nliftle and well tlimmed foi the^ 0 rL ee Sinclair's property, was (|Ud

I .ow

^nce of

SI 5.00

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DA1LY BANNER TIMES

j with the clerk. The precept for $2^ i I was ordered.

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Councilman Mjjler rend an nrdi nance granting to James It. Nelson of Greencmstle, and to Grafton Johnson, of Greenwood, under the nameof the Greeneastle Local Telephone company, the right to use the streets of thc^city for the pur pose of placing in a telephone sys

THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Suprrintr’iKlpnt lt#*|iort for the Sec*«>n«l Mouth of the Year.

RllhlMr d r 'TV ii’.l' llU' U \« « jd St(ll«htN' G * it tin* HannKit Times otllcc, corner V’iuc* anti i Eranklin

TWO THANKSGIVING GAMES.

Light

\rPllery and C'ollei^iaiiH Talk of

l»eat‘liing a Coiuproiuise.

There is a possibility that I)ePauw university will not he repre-

ADVESTISING.

Hraiuxo Notices i .

5 cents per line, i nie line pirip'mphs charged gun ted in the Thanksgiving day

a* v>ec\ipying tAvo lines space.

- .Itnc- i edits per lim- foot ball gallic. Til" Light Aftilm, •. :p^ ...... i e ii

The enrollment at the close of the second month was 7<>8. the monthly enrollment 7o4, the average enrollment 719.0, th0 average daily attendance 679.5, or 94.4, th9 number not absent or tardy 340, or 47.2, eases of tardiness 54. or 4.1. The work has gone quietly hut earnestly forward, and very satisfactory results have been obtained in all lines. Comparatively little difficult}’ in discipline has been exP'rience. The most undesirable feature has been the necessity for stringent measures to ckeck the disposition on the part of a number of hoys to violate the rule regarding the use of cigarettes. Tliei rule of the board is explicit on that subject, but there are some who will violate the rule to gratify the inclination to their use. Three shave been temporarily suspended from school because they persisted in their course. We will do what we can through the school to destroy the habit which leading phy-

° DaRling in Real Estate

We have some of the best bargains in Itouses ami lots that have been ottered for years. Hard times lias, in a measure, helped us to reductions that the easual buyer lias only to seugto appreciate.

.1. MpIU RI.EY

lyfoy Adc\n\s. Hood’s is Good ©a ° Makes Pure Blood

i >tlie<‘ over First National Hack

tei#. The ordinance gives the citv sieians say is so ruinous to the

three instruments- free of charge, and provides a central office to tie kept open day and night. The rental to customers to be $2 per month. The company asks an ex elusive franchise. One poirH in

i lery has a game scheduled for that! ol( ij n!fn( . e t . a i lse d quite a dis day, which would ditide the crowd ( . U8 *i ont It was whether the com — - — such an extent that neither ».....bbonld he allowed tii comoel

handed in by 10 n'clook a. in. <*u idny Head P"'*} -.>'.i'i IM .mo«co .10 i ompi i Iuk adverhTimiits will be reeeiMHi cash day game would .he a sucecss financial • certain oarties to make a vearh up It# ulock p* in. i © j I ' v ►

ly. On that accomH negotiations contract before taking telephones.

uni “

250 “ “ “ ‘ 5«n» ** Pisp’ay rat oh imulo known on application, t ( iiai.t.• ;. r •li'i'biv i lv« i ii>t r ino^t Bo

li\ til i'. Ii .i-k • ;i>-!i tit:\ . Rortd-

AH cMnutminlcationH should bo Hijrnod with

the nameOi the wilt, .: uot i iriMvs..rii^ for have been in progre-s between Ihe point was explained by Mr.

publici*lon, but t \ id* noo of u. A.tonyir. ins communications can not be

ticcd.

"" ; two te:i111> with a vii .t to suhsti-

AVhoro dcltvory is irro^ulai pb aac sanio promptly jit publication omco.

i tutiyg the Light Artillery team in o, the .college contest, the DePauw

Specinn n

college contest,

nacbd freeim applliTitimi. team receiving a part of the pro-

ceeds in eonsideiation of its witli-

The result of the negotia-

nAlESOrSUBSCRP'ilON

Our Yrc. r i>t arii'anSix MnUt'i' ... Three tnniith* One mnhih /V* urrh /*»/ < 'uvrie:

When iollvory is made by candor, nil sub-

i account arotov© paid to then) aa t!11• \ cull and rt tadpi t<>• samo.

M. .1. HELKOTT . HA HUY M. SMITH.

Nelson to iii^in that theeompanv wanted to protect itfelf whef! transient business firm? would want an instrument for say one month, anti then order the same out, the ex- (| pense for putting in an instrument P er being about iflo. The company

cent, oj the receipts which the proposes to have the system in opLight Artillerj team may be wift- (>rati , )U ,, v iuly 1895. After eon nig to gi'e the college team. I Ins a j jerahle argitmeut the whole matMttinigfine iMit.tr | Dus not 3 li.cn si i ts factor- NVas refern 1 to the judiciary

s .o tions set ins to ueptiul upon t It<

Address all coiinuunlciitionH to The Daily Bannkh Times,

GrecncaHtle, Ind.

ily settled, and if nyt settled in a few days there will likely be two games on Thanksgiving.— 1 ndia-

iHt/iolix Jnurnol. ®

The Bannmk Timks asked Mana ger Church concerning the above item this morning, and he stated I that arrangements had not bein Tm: Ban.nlk Timks believes our.

, ie Tfully completed, and he could give city council should grant a telr« j , . . „ o.

no definite information until tophoue franchise at its earliest op- j

Thk plurality for Congressman Overstreet in this district has been

fixed at 2170.

committee, Them was some oppo sition to an exclusive contract for ten years as asked by the company.

health and morals of young persons, and we earnestly pleild for the co operation of parents in thest; efforts. 1 have seen some of the dealers .vdio were reported to he violating the law of 4he state by selling to those under 10, and have assurance from them that they will try to obey thelaw 9# to the letter, but say that boys have falsely said they were over 16, and that the smaller ^nes usually get some one over 16 to buy for them. Will all who handle tobacco sec to it that they observe the requirements of the law?

’I'hf' high school is crowded, the

portunity. care being taken, however, to get the best at the lowest price. Wc should have a system of 'phones, as they are great conveniences. ®

! night.

Thk Iron Aye says: As a result of the elections, an improvement in business is expected by a majority of those who control large Indus tiial operations. That feeling alone may go far toward bringing it about. In calmer moods the somewhat extravagant predictions now current may he withdrawn. But there is very good foundation for the hope of better times to come.

A I'hIm** ituninr.

It tfns rumored on t4ie

street to-

day that John 11. James, late democratic candidate for prosecutor of this district, would contest the election of Mr. Lewis, the successful candidate. The Bannkh Timks man visited Mr. James at his office this afternoon and asked him concerning the rumor. He said he had visited Brazil yesterday at the call of some of his friends there and the matter was discussed, but that he bad not said he would contest the election nor would he eon test the same. "I am ^itisiied,” said Mr. James, “and therejwill be no contest.”

CfMXM ORPINANCK.

• °

J, M. Donnohue, police —

s 25 00

U.T. Ashley “ ...

' ' '

25 00

Frank Riley “

7 60

James Merry weather, tire

dept.

22 60

Geo. N. Nelson

•*

....... 22 B0

Ben S. Williams

M ..

22 50

(JeorRe Williams

“ ..

22 50

Jaines I). Cutler, streets...

(ki

John Tobin “

21 60

Mike Dalton “

Taylor Claimp **

21 l>0

Jno. Moran “

22 95

Id B0

Tobe Church ill “

10 60

James Murphy ^

28 SO

John DeVorc “

« 00

Frank Alley '*

11 40

David Scott “

® . IS 75

James Moran “

11 70

Nute Driscoll “

9 45

Win. Parker **

« 00

H. 11. HUIIh. stone dust

117 65

Spear Pitman, stone

ill M

hhep Hooks “

9 90

Oliver Lane **

...... 87 00

Edward Gibbons, team

15 00

o o. Bteet. l. co. *

356 77

M J. Btn'kett, printing

16 00

K. H. Kiteljorg tile

26 82

Jerome Allen rent

37 50

Cantwell Alarm company box..

126 00

^.r’.qrsrrvrrv.o vigorous and

1 ht k ititki \ .

futBc efforts B of the democrats to *'{,• *o#t. •!r*ir 2 figure out what was the matter j ^ p m j u theparloi;of the College ’«**'• them on l««t Tue-<taj, the st.! Avenue M. 17. chur^-of. fircaociw , Louis Globe Democrat comparesis the time fixed by the pastor

when all members of said church

assembly rooig being tilled with seats yet not enough to nccommo date all pupils. 'liiiere is great need of more room and greater fa eilities for the work, and tliH question is oc.Sipving the attention of the hoard. How it is to he secured is not yet clear, but it waywvill he . ® found it is hoped before another year. There are five teachers, but only I'oiu* rooms in which classes can recite, including the assembly room, in which those who are not reciting sit to study. Laboratory rooms are needed that work may he done to best advantage. It. A. Olio.

Scrofula Thoroughly Eradicated.

"C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.:

"It is with pleasure that I give you the details of our llttlo May’s sickness and her return to health hy the use of Hood’s Sarsuiairilla. Sh# was taken down with ®

Fever and a Bad Cough.

Following tills a sore came on her right side between ilh two lower ribs. In a short time another broke on the left side. She would take enclls of sore mouth and when wo had succeeded In overcoming this she would sutfer with attacks of high fever and e>|ie-l Moody looking corruption. Her head w as affected and matter coze<yrom her ears. After each attack she be-

WE SELL THE © I \liters’ Celebrate! 1 ° Pile Pioss AND Y^ash -Silk.

Lsaiali ferniMlion. 24-4 w

Hood’s Cures

came worse and all treatment failed to plve her relief until we began to use Hood’s Sarsaparilla. After she lm<l taken one-half bottle wo could sec that she waa better. \Ye continued until she bad taken three bottles. Now she looks like

Tho Elocm of Health

Ijocial Time Gard. BIO FOUR.

GOING EAST.

No 10* Voetibulod Express 5:50 p m No 21 Indianapolis Accommodation. H:42a in So IS* .Southwestern Limited l:5j p n. No S* Mail 4:T*> p id No 14* 2:50 am xo r vc.*ii.«.,«iKx,?r5f! ,T : m

Mus. A. M. A t,AMs, Inman, Tennessee. • ^ ^ m Hood’s Pills illy, yet promptly m4 1’feiTi Haute v^oommodatlon.^8:ls p .

* Dniiy ‘ "

efllcieutly, oil the li .c-r liud bow els.

T«»djiy’.H l.ocfti Markets.

[ rnrni>»n* 1 the Daji y IJanxk.r TTmki?

t Except Sunday,

j Train No. it liauls sloepers t > Doston and 1 Columbus, •lei‘pens and e >aches t.» (Hnein1 uati. No. J (Mine cts for Chicago, Cincinnati

Lilly I)v K. A . Allen, m.mn^er ot rthm i ‘ 1 tn ' , , • , iniil'iis N

•Ionian > iMutltry nou^o. 1

Springs,chotc'c, « G

< tH?ks, younK .

C- icks, old ....... Tifl’key h -ns. cii dee fat Turk- ys, yoiintr.lO IBs and over Turkey®, Old toms. Ducks.. OeoBe,choice f. f.Hibs and over..

Geese, pluck 1 9

Kwr4rs.fr -m si j 1 ijecl t ■ Iniudiln^: Butter, fr<Hsh roll

Butter, No. 2 .

j < levehmd and Michiiriin division pointa. No I 1H hauls sieejjers f#r HTishitiKton via <’

A O.

. .5 T* ...2 .. I

ew York and connects fur Col No. 8 connects for < irioimmti and

No. lo.

Michigan division points at Wabash. Kniek rh.iekt i Stie<*ial" sI«m pers for New

York. Nos.n, >»unu eenneei n ^t. L »ni< Cnl .n dep it Willi v •<!»*i n 1« 1 J-. \,» ^ . neets at I’arlsuirht airo ■M\i-i in ! h e. in;, south, and at Muttooii with 1 (. for points

north.

K I*. Hite.stis. Aircnt

Yc&ndulia lane Excursions. 'I » In^ia apolii*. N »v. 20 in I 21, re* 4 ttirn limit N »v. 2d: fare, $1.20 for I he I

-0i.lCJIi.Vtlt: k- A AlBAkYf y)!CA«)RY'.(j»-

runhil ti ip ; iti’t’ot 1:11 iitMiiqiini’iit I. O.

In effect Simduy. May *7. IHat.

NDHTH BOUND.

No l* i hlcago Mall —....

v - *• " Kxpn ss*

So «’

O. F.

| No 44t l/ic:ll

1 " H "‘ Ark., Xov. 18, 1« anti , ( ,,

*20, rctnrtt limtt Nov. ,’j(>: fart*. $17.0.» No4U Local

. • • I *^>aily. t Except sunduv

Irip; tuT O! ,t Mis-i' tppi

o in m nofM)

No :r I -on isvi He *1 a i!

... 1:20 a m .. .12:05 p in

2:47 a m 2:22 p in 1:45 p m

Mouth 4ir«M‘ii('HNt le. Miss Sopliia Shillings is making her abode with Mrs. Ann Nichols.

for round trip; siecount Valley Medical association.

To Indianapolis, Nov. 11, return linill Nov. la: fare, •) .(>(); oceomtt 1*;-

iliaini Pet Stock association.

J. S. UowLtxti, Agt.

VANDAL!A LIW

Trains U-.ivi- tiroencastle, Iml., in < ifect

A-S*

Keeping everlastingly advertis ing brings suecess. »tf

The celebrated premium quintette iti medleys, jubilees, Tmitutions and character songs, at Hi. Henry’s minstrels. It

The eminent comedian, Frank K. McN'isli, among Hi. Henry’s 40 minstrel stars. 2<iil

John Cooper is in Indianapolis today on business. William •Young, of Mttncie, is here directing the removal of his* brother's remains from lift* old to © the new cemetery. Newton Hinkle is on the sick list. Dr. Brazier is making improvements in his office on soutli* Main street.

their case with that of the old lady who hail been sick for a long time and insisted on knowing the nature of her ailment. “Madam,” said the doctor, “you are sufiering front a complication of diseases, the exact nature of which can only be ascertained at the post mortem.”

An exchange suggests that the rooster should be relegated to the rear and that the eagle should be given tho first place of honor on the election ballots hereuftt r. That is right. The rooster is in decided distavor with the uiuhsih wltu will hereafter want the eagle in the first rank. They are tired of reaching over that ugly rooster to get at the beautiful eagle. The icgislntuie will no doubt correct this glaring inconsistency in the ballot law.

over twenty one years of age are asked to cast their ballot to change or not to change the second restrictive rule, so that it shall read, “Nor more than two lay delegates for an annual conference, and said delegates must be male members.” Every member ought to vote yes, or no. It will lie well to remember that to vote no admits women as delegates to the general conference,

VftiHlnllit l>oubl«* TrHcking. Q It is probable that next summer will witness some double tracking on tile Vandalia. It has been 1 l-rted V.'ot don He track be. !,ai4 Indwell Terre :i#pte and Indianapolis, but it is given out by a JVnqsyU'finta official that the first double tracking will tie hity-one miles of the road between St. Louis

and Greenville.

ItruiM from Our Colored I rU*n<!*. Hiram Coliins is able to be out after a two week’s illness.

117HKN it coufuses U|e •y«lo read this type at 14 inches from the face, you h»4 hotter go to Dr. G. W. Benc« and hare

yooeer'*# with a r»air nf srteotsci**.

So 5 No 7 So l So 21 No :l

is-.h.

YOK THK WKST.

M\. --iiu H:.Vt a in, for st. I.ouia. I “Ily 12:'.’■ n ni, lor M. Louis Uaily 12: -I p in. for*t. Louis. I'aily 1:10 p in, fur H. Louis. l x. >un — n:2s p hi, foi Torre llauie.

roil THK FAST

Kx. Mm S:il4 it in. for Induumpolis. I Lilly 1:40 p ni, •’ I Lilly lt:35 p in, “ “ Lx. ^un tl:20 p in, " Uaily 2:23 a in, •• •• ® Dally ..... .3:l!8a m “ *• I’Ll Ml I \ Df\ ISION T-enve Terre Haute. So 75 Kx. Sun 7:06 a in. lor I’oorla. N "’*7 " *' 3:55 p m. for I leoiitur. for eSmplote time card, irlv.nit all nalna and stations, and for full information as to rates, tbrotiffb cars, etc., address „ . J.8. Uowuno, Atrent, W. F IIiii'snkk. Itroeneastle. Asst. Iltn’l I’ass. A (ft, St. laiuia. Mo.

So 4 So 20 s,i a So 2 So 12 So I)

The largest Stock of

GOLD SPECTMS

CHICAGO A EASTERN ILLINOIS To and from Terre Haute, in effect i May 22, IStM. | ARH1VK KKOM THE NORTH. | No 7 Nashville Sp<<ciat H-.30 p in So It T errellaute Kvansvllle Mall. I 15 p in No5* Chicago* SaalMtllle Limited 10:00 p ui

NORTH BOUND.

So «* t hleairo ft Nashville Limited 4:50 a in So 2t " Mall 11:25 pm So 8 ChlcaKO ''peclnl Ib'^O p m

• Dally, t Kxcept Sunday

Trains 5 and a carry I’ullman palace Hleeptoit

Mrs. Kitty Logan, of Bloomingtsn is at the bedside of Iter sister, | Mrs. Smith.

Ever brought to the County. Do not trust your eyes to Peddlers or Jewelers.

cara and day eoacheH H.nd run solid between

I blrairo and Naahvilte.

• has. L, Stone,

Get*’! 1‘asa. and T-kt Am. Chicavo.

Marriade l.leeuaeN. * Wilbur A. Heath and Minnie McAvoy; James W. Turner and Ollie U. Hjtfcheso'n.

When OllierM Fall Hood's Sarsaparilla builds up the shatterei^system by giving vigorous action to the digestive organs, creating an appetite and purifying the blood. It is

__ ___ prepared liy modern methods, possesses and'yes excludes*thenTby changing 1 t | lt ^ n,atest ^rative powers, and has

the rule so that it shall specify that none but males can be delegates.

tile most wonderful record of actual cures of any medicine in existence.

Take only Hood’s.

Ilood'a I’tliis are purely wgetabie.

95c,

The importance of this vote will

be apparent in what it indicates to and do not purge, pain or gripe

the annual conferences that vote on the same thing in 1895, and the

KchI I.Mati* TrniiHfci-H.

Louisa K. Brown to Cyniblu A. Havens,

j ImuJ iu Ituinbrldye.

general conterencc in 1896, which n.C. Aderetai to Helen k A4rr sborfy.

votes will probably settle the ques- rioyd anu JacMoo jpa-. »'• * ' 1 I I). D. Biddle to H and L B. Elliott, land tion finally. It is claimed that as ; Iu Roaehdale, $1200.

women arc in the majority largely' t’litnam ‘ 50tl " ,y to w U i. t’.Uallop,

0 J 1 land in Madison tp., $4:iH4'.

in the church, and at least equal —» —

Found—Gold watch. Owner can

.Mrs. Mary ^woi’t^ of Terre Haute, i is visiting iter motuer, Mrs. Rebecca ’ Case.

G. W. GDIXCEa. 2»l-tyr-o. o. w.—4l-l.vr-e. o. w.

I.etter List. The following letters remain in the Greeneastle postoffiee uncalled for Nov. 1-1: Miss Laura Miller. Mrs.■ Laura Miller. Mr. Worth Varvcl, Rev W. H, Wood, Harvey Webster, Charley Walters, Mrs. Lonia Crapor, Mrs. NoraJ. McOalip. Fred Pavnter, Lida Pike Mrs. Bettie Thomas, J. F. Swift, Mrs. S. Burnelle, Miss M. C. Brown, Fielden C. Burdette, John J. Burk, Charlie Lick, Miss Emma Pearson, Mrs. JoAe Crawly, W. C. Laycock, Artie Gassway, George Halten, Mrs. Classic Jacobs. 0 In calling for same please say “advertised.” Willis G. Nks f. P. M.

0

pets House, uncasiie Thurs., Nov. 15.

Hi Henrtj's Famous jiiiiistmls.

THE BANNER TIMES

Book

Bindery

Now in operation

Is turning out some of the

Handsomest Styles.

40 Hurnt Cork Celetreties 40

Everything Brand New. hpeoial <>ntfaffpni(>nt of the Monarch ol tho Minstrel World. FRANK E. MoNISH.

The great, new sensation, twelve

dancing pickaninics to be seen at Hi. . r i. Henrv’s minstrels aggregating 40 stars, j'" the pay. that they ought to have | ^ : aomethiug in the say; anil why Hi. Henry in his superb cornet solos, | no ,o y ox

supported by ills full military !>and, at

each performance si re is.

Hi. Henri's min-

9Ctl

same by vailing at No. 9, east j Hanna street, and paying for advertise-

i incut. Md ’iwelve Gladiators in sparkling silver : A second hand Krews A I>eWinter 1 armor, at Hi. Henry’s minstrels. 26tl furnace cheap. See H. 8. Ueniek. 95t

A TriiveBna Palace. fs what they call the palatial car in which Hi. Henry’s minstrels travel. Mr. Hi. Henry had tids Car built under Itis personal supervision ami it is one of the wonders in car annals. Mr. Henry and Ids superb minstrels will appear at opera house, Greeneastle. on Thursday, Nov. 17. and till tho*e who

Our (Sreat ('ommcillans: J. MARCUS DOYLE, LARKY MACK, o MATT DIAMOND.

Special Features: The Wonderful Rexfords, Living Art Pictures, The Mystic Dwarfs. Special Scenery.

Of binding ever shown In o the city “bannertimes building.

oi B CHAMPION CHAJU.KNUKU llANi>,

do not attend will miss one of the gen-| lrndel . thoBpt . olKl HIII)rrvlBl(m l)f Araertea .,

nine treats tif ttie amusement season. Seats are now on sale at Landes’drug

store.

Bcnouned Cornet Virtuoso, HI HENRY, SOLE OWNER AND MANAGER

The Banner Timks—10c. a week, [ l ‘ rl0 ®" 36 and I *' 0 d water™ “ le ** Un<,e0 ’

Bin Four ExeursioiM. Hot Springs. Ark., Nov. 18, Hi and 20 return limit 30th, $18.55. Indianapolis Nov. 20 and 21, return limit 23rd, D 20. ( loveland, Nov. II and 15, oreturu limit 23rd, ifO.lj. Indianapolis Nov. 14. relurn limit 15th, 41.lid. Home seekers excursion to smitliern states Dee. 1. half fare. 20 days limit. To Clevelaud Oltio, Nov. 12 and 18, return limit 23. account W. C. T. U.. If 9.15. To Hof Springs, Ark., account muli cal association. We will sell to Hot Springs. Ark.. Nov. 18, Hi and 20, wit It return limit. Nov. 30, at half fare. F. I’. Hi Karw, Agt.

At the Bannhk Timks bindery w« take one inch thickness of pinto music,

mend ami bind it in a banisvitfje stvle for two dollars. dtBAwtt i