Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 December 1894 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA MONDAY DECEMBER 17, I8<11
A Bona Bide Reduction of
25 PER CENT.
A HISTORICAL society
To b* Formed at Onee—Mas. MrrtiuK Set
for Saturday, Iter, 2!t.
There was a good number of | prominent citizens assembled at the mayor’s offlee on Saturday evening to make preliminary arrangements for forming the Put nam County Historical society. J. R. M. .Allen was called to the chair and presided with dignity during the evening. Tucker W. Taylor was chosen secretary, and
On all Suits over $5.00, sale to begin FRIDAY, DEC. 14, jthen the business of the meeting
and continue until further notice, All suits sold at the Re
duction STRICTLY CASH.
-AT THE-
MODEL,
began. Dr. J. C. Ridpath was called upon for a statement of the object of the meeting, and he in a
$ 7 50 Suitf?, Twenty-Five Per Cent Off, $ 5 63j lt ‘ w " t |1 pointed sentences said
$10 OO Suits, Twenty-Five Per Cent Off, $ 7 50 $12 50 Suits, Twenty-Five Per Cent OH'. $ 9 38 $15 00 Suits, Twenty Five PerCent Off, $11 25 $18 CO Suits, Twenty-Five Per Cent OH’,$13 50 $20 00 Suits,Twenty-Five Per Cent Off, $15 00 STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING, Mode! Clothing House.
LECTION NOTICE.
COUNTY NEWS NOTES.
First National Bank, t
GKKENCA8TLK, Indiana, IHIH. \
The annual meeting of tbe stockholders of 11 *1.^ now trnutopa
this hark for the election of nine directors |
for t he cnsuinvr year will be held at their li.mk
building on Tuesday. January 8, 18i»5, between the hours of one and four o’clock of
said day. 19 to Jan. 8
JEROME ALLEN, Cashier.
REMEMBER THAT 3. tU.ITQoore
Will supply th<* people with firstelass G ROC F.KI KS 11I tbe low est living prices. I also keep a full line of Glassware and Dneensware. Decorated Ihnner Sets, owls and Pitchers, and Tin ware of all kinds. Salt liy the barrel. I keep a tine Hue <>f To let Soaps. All kinds of Fruits, Nuts and < undies for Holiday Trade. Fast but not least, will give with every box of Mascott’s baking Powder—price 25 cents—a child s fpiadruple silver sit, embossed knife, fork and spoon, .lust the thing for a Christmas present. J. \Y. Moore, N. Side Square. Abram's Old Stand. 44-Hm
1 that they will retire next April or May as formerly. This will ena-
to elect the
county superintendents,contract at the proper time for teachers next year and make all other contracts necessary to carry on the schools. August is too late for such con-
tracts.
DAILY BANNER TIMES
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CitAWFOKDBville Journal: At the close of the war of the rebellion the bonded debt of the United States was $2,381,530,295. From that time until the advent of Mr.
Uejuuno'niItic’bs Cleveland’s second administration asocciipylnlf'pVo'l'hH*spiSe r . ttKraph8char,f0< ^ it steadily decreased until the
bonded indebtedness when Ham
av! *• h', *■ ** •* Pon we nt out of office was only Plsp'ny rates made known on application. $1)85,034,200, while the interest hand”dYrrbylol/clocl^rim<»ehdajr^ReatF ! burden had fallen from about up*to d 7o’ciock p?in. Wl “ be recelv<xl “ ach day ; $151,000,000 annually to $22,894,- — 1194. This was accomplished unAll communications should be signed with .. . the name of the writer: not necessarily for der republican laws and by adminpubllcitlon, but as evidence of good faith. .... , ,, , , A.tonymouscommunications can not be no- istrations wholly or partly republi-
can in control. It was left for the first wholly democratic administra-
tion to increase the debt.
Says the Madison Courier: The man who, while having no advertisement in his home paper, stands on street corners and talks about his interest in the community and the beauty and wisdom of patronizing home industries, should be regarded with suspicion. Such a man has no interest at heart ex cept his own, and he is on the spot for what there is in it. «n I to take advantage of the business brought to town by the people who do advertise and do not send outside to have their job work done.
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An Answer. To the Editor of the Banner Times : To a question asked by a prominent citizen last night at the close of Col. Hitter's logical leHire, “How can a man believing that doctrine vote for either the democrat or republican party,” I felt as did the majority of the people, that a radical change in tbe administration of affairs was a necessity for the general good; so the only thing F could do with the hope of getting the thing aimed at was to vote the republican ticket. I believe the great mass of the people of all parties are
i quite satisfied with the result of the
convinced all along 'hat pugilism i a t e election, except those who have to
that the purpose was to form a society to perpetuate in historical form the interesting periods and epochs of Putnam county, from its earliest days, and to make the same
permanent in character.
A committee consisting of Dr. Ridpath. T. C. Grooms, T. C. Hammond, J. F. Darnall and Jesse W. Weik was appointed on permanent organization, to report an organic form for the society at the next meeting. A committee on oflicers was elected as follows: J. J. Smiley, L. P. Chapin, J. T. Denny, Albert Loekrtdge, .1. McD. Hays, James Bridges and Jerome Allen. I’hey will report at the next meeting. A committee was appointed to prepare invitations to be published in the city and county papers asking the older citizens and all parties interested in the matter to attend the next meeting, which will he
held in the court house on Satur-1 killing and crippling about fifteen or
G 1(0 V ELAND. The annual election of officers of Groveland lodge542 F. & A. M. resulted as follows: II. W. Timmons, \V. M; Alvora Weller, S. VV ; W. A. Monday, J. W; O. E. Cramer, treasurer; J. E. Graham, secretary; J. E. Lewis, S. L; John Pickett, J. I>; A. Williams and Albert Evans, Stewarts; J. T. Biddle, chaplain; G. 1). Greenwood, tyler. Installation Dee.22. Oyster supper night of Dec. 27. O. E. Cramer, W. VV. Cassity and Alvora Weller went forth last Saturday to hunt for game when Cramer’s gun was accidentally discharged, one shot striking Cassity in the arm and one in tlie leg. Weller was also struck in the leg. No. J shot. No one seriously hurt. Be careful, boys. The old maxim “Everything is not gold that glitters,” is true. For further particulars call on J. E. Graham. His present address is court house, Green-
castle.
Well, Groveland is destined to come to the front. G. D. Greenwood and W. A. Muuduy have formed a partnership for the manufacture of musical instruments on a new plan, one of their own patent and process. They have one instrument about completed. The wise man said there was “nothing new under the sun” but Solomon never lived to see this instrument. Your correspondent had tlie privilege of viewing it Saturday evening. It then had but one string attached and upon that one string Mr. Munday treated us to several delightful tunes. It would he hard to describe the style and mechanism of this instrument. It is something of a cross between a dulcimer, Aoelian harp, tom tom hum drum and a window shutter. VV. A. Munday and wife attended church at New Winchester Sunday to hear Kev. Manasa Crews, of Kansas. Dogs got into Bob Christie’s sheep south of Groveland Saturday night,
day, Dec. 29, at one o’clock. The committee consists of T. C. Hammond, F. A. Arnold, C. L. Martin and Harry M. Smith. Their invitations will appear this week. As a ferler, the chair asked all those who were born in Putnam county to stand up. Eight stood. Then some one suggested those that were born in Kentucky to stand, and another eight arose. There
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uoil nave l*.*,! offered for years. Hard times has in a measure’ helped us to reductions that the casual buyer h n g only to see to preciate. J. M. HURLEY Office over First Natlooal Ita.-.k
Burning Pain Ewrysipelns in Face and Eyes Inflammation Subdued and Tortures Fnded by Hood’s. "I am so Rlad to be relieved of my torture* that I am wllllni; to tell tbe beneflts I have derived from Hood's Sarsaparilla. In April and May, I was afflicted v. i:h erysipelas In my face and eyes, which spread to my throat and nock. I tried divers ointments and alteratives, hut there was no permanent abatement of the burnins. torturing pain, peculiar to tills complaint. I began to taKe Hood's Sarsaparilla and Felt Marked Relief before I had finished the first bottle. I continued to Improve until, when I had taken foul HOOD’S Sarsaparilla CURES bottles, I was completely cured, and felt that all signs, marks and symptoms of that dire complaint had forever vanished.” Mini. K. E. Ottawa. Hillsboro, Wisconsin. Hood’s Pills are prompt and efficient, yel easy la acliuu. bold by all druggists. Ittc.
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|j>ocal Time Gard.
BIG FOUR.
* OOINO BAST.
No 10* V<*4tibiiled Express n . n No 21 Indianapolis Accommodation. M L! m ,« No 18* Southwestern Limited . ’ - u
No 8* Mail Noll*
GOIfVQ WEST.
No 7* Vestibulod Express 12:22 am No 9* Mall 8;4j u m No 17* Southwestern Limited 12:4fi p No J 4 Terre Haute Accommodation. In Noll* 12:> !i In
•Hally + Kxoept Sunday.
Train No. 14 Iniiils sloepere to Boston and Ciiliiniliiis. sleepers and coaches to I'lnrin untl No. 2 connect* for ctiicttgo, Cincinnati" i levelnnd and Michigan division pnlnts. s,, IH hauls sleepers for W ashington via i . \ u sleep,-r for New York and connects t' li ( umhiis No. a connects for ' inclmiati Mil Michigan division points at Wabash. Xu w "Knickerbocker Spi-clal" sleepers tor Vi w York. Nos. 7, 11 fland 17 connect in -t. |, inn . Union depot with western roads. No, n con neets at I'arls with ( airo division for point* south, and at Mattoon with i t for points
north.
F P. IIitestin. Agent
HANE, MANN’S
wtis much enthusiasm displayed in Ivd' ovcr 11
the
twenty. Let the next legislature exterminate worthless dogs. J. II. Hansel! and family called at VV. A. Monday's Sunday. Mr. Symons, of the firm of Symons & Hadley of Danville, has been in the county the past ten days assisting in organizing the Farmers’ Co-operati\e Insurance company of Putnam county. Success is assured which will result in a great saving to the farmers of this
county.
J. E. Lewis is selling coal oil from I
lias a large territory to
Greenc.istle. End.
I DECEHES 31.
Positive appearance. Fhnmpion of the World 12 years. JOHN b.
the meeting, and the opening has the indications of tlie formation of
a successful society.
Those present were J. T. Denny, W. G. NelF. J. C. Ridpath, F. A. Arnold, T. T. Moore, J. J. Smiley, I). E. Williamson, L. P. Chapin, C.
Protracted meeting will begin at ('.
P. church Jan. J. The pastor, Rev. ,1. B. Hadlock, will be assisted by Kev. G. I
C. Cooper of Otwell, Pike county.
Dogs again invaded the ttock of sheep belonging to N. W. ArJer and Willed twelve outright and maiming sev-
eral that that had to be killed.
li -£)I Icuisviue hewalbahy x Chicago Ri [iepr In effect Sunday, May i7, ls»3. SOUTH HOUND. No 4' Chicago Mall 1:20 sm No «• “ Express lJ:(Bpa» No 44t Local. 12:05 pm SOCTH BOUND. No .I' Lonisvtllc Mall 2:17am No 5* Southern Express ..2 22 pm So 43+ I-oral 1:45pm * Daily, t Except sunda,. VANDALIA LINE. Trains leave lireencoptle. Ind., in effect Nov 25. 1894. FOB THK WKST. No 5 Ex. 'Min 8:50 a m, for St. I .mils. No 7 Daily 12:25 a m, for st. Louis. No 1 Daily 12: 3 pm, for st. Luujg. No 21 Daily 1:10 p rn, for ^t. Louis. No 3 Ex. sun. — 5:28 p m, foi Terre Haute. FOR THE FAST. No 4 Ex.-Min. .. 8:34a in, for Indianapolis. No 20 Daily 2:20 pm, ** No 8 Daily 3:35 j> m, “ “ No 2 Ex. ^un 0:20pm, “ No 12 Dally 2:’.'8 a in, ** 0 Dally 3:32 a m “ BEOKI A DIVISION' Leave Terre Haute. No 75 Ex. Sun ... .7:05 n m. tor Peoria. No 77 ** 3:55 p m, for Deeatur. Eor complete time card, triv.mr all traina and stations, and for full information as to rates, through cars, etc., address J.B. Dowling, Agent, W. fl” UniTTfnfr, Drcencastle. Asst. Geol Pass. Airt. st. Louis, Mo.
(.Matson, ^ ■ L Hammond, 1. C | Washington TnwiMblp Institute. Grooms, J. W. Rohe, (.aspar Hen- ’j'he Washington township institute ick, R. L. O'Hair, James Bridges, I met in the upper room of the school J. F. Darnall, Jerome Allen, H. H.: building at Reelsville Dec. 15. The
Mathias. S. F. Lockridge, Albert' Lockridge, James Taylor, Jesse W
Weik, J. McD. Hays, Henry Meltzer, G. H. Williamson, James Ran-
led by Miss Gora Wright, followed by the discussion on “Tompkins’ Philosophy of Teaching,” presented by Supt. F. >1. Lyon in such a manner that all
del, Mayor Jonathan Birch and H. j w,,re made to understand more clearly
M. Smith.
A committee should have been appointed to place some oil on a hinge on the council chamber door. The squeak of that hinge is one of
many important points which had heretofore been obscure, the two phases and two factors of the process being the
main subjects discussed.
The entire morning and part of the afternoon was spent in this interesting
the historic things of this county, and lively discussion. Many,becoming and it has caused more shivering' s0 abs0Tbe,nn U ’ were H,m08t Hnwi11 ’
. ! nig to discontinue it, but the majority
and distraction than any one other , , . • . , ,
J ol teachers thought it bes: not to whol-
ly exclude the other subjects. The es-
wotild eventually bang itself. The two fatalities in the ring have done more to put a stop to prize-fighting than any other force or motive known. Its death blow has been received and there will be a decline in the “manly” art from now on. Professor Wilson, of West Virginia, has given expression to what he says is his “firm conviction” that the present should be an active session of congress for democracy’s sake. Our understanding is that the last was an active session for democracy’s sake, and look at the result! The democratic party must avoid activity as it would a deadly contagion. Its only safety is in lying dormant like the ground hog in winter time. But, unlike the ground hog, it must not even venture forth to look for his
shadow.
step down and out of office. I do not expect to find a party platform fully up to my ideal, so I must exercise my prerogative conscienciously where my vote will at least accomplish something. Now I hope our legislature will require the teachers of our common wealth to instill into the minds of the youth the dangers of alcoholic and narcotic poisons, which will in time bring to pass the logic of Col. Ritter’s lecture. So mote it. Vox. Beyond I'omparlKoii Are the good qualities possessed by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Above all it purifies tlie blood, thus strengthening the nerves; it regulates the digestive organs, invigorates the kidneys and liver, tones and builds up the entire system, cures scrofula, dyspepsia, catarrh and rheumatism. Get Hood’s and only Hood’s. Hood’s Pills cure all liver ills, biliousness, jaundice, indigestion, sick headache. 25c.
thing in the chamber. It cuts off
debate and silences oratory. It | say, “The Lilies of Queen’s Garden,” has a gruesome sound that would Wils presented by Mr. Jeromo M. King, sound better attached to a saw mill Tbe ‘“dies especially agreed with Rus- . mi ,, kin, that their reign was superior to
or horse-fiddle. The council I th .,| mHn
won’t oil that binge, so it would be i Many visitors were present, among well for the new society to adopt j f b e,n Mr. w. V Torr, one of our forit« squeak as a relic, as it bids fair | mer teachers who took an active part in to march on forever; • ihe w*»r» of the institute. The day *«•- | ing one of unusual brightness, was Found—On Anderson street, large | spent in such pleasant and instructive fur-backed buckskin glove. Owner i manner that ail went away feeling that nun have same by calling at this office j they hail indeed been grcatlv benefited,
and paying for tins ad.
Our next institute will he held Jan. 5,
Do not fail purchasing one of If. G. ,,nd extend a cordial invitation to Kelly’s gold watches at ifK.OO. 42-t everybody, especially the patrons, as
California canned goods at domestic prices at W. H. Burke’s. It
Christmas flowers—John M. 5118
Walker.
Go to Broadstreet A Son for Christmas candies, nuts and your Christmas turkey, also for all kinds of fancy groceries. 51-tf
Go to W. H. Burke for your Christinas supplies, candies, figs and nuts. It
we expect to make it equally as pleasant and p.ofltable as this one.
Jkssik Osborne.
Supported by an excellent dramatic company in Ids latest and great-
est success,
A TRUE AMERICAN.
ooTwe. now.
During the play a Grand Scientific Glove Contest is introduced.
JOHN L. SULLIVAN
YS.
DAN DWYER
SKCt HE VOI K SEATS NOW, AT LANDES'.
Don’t You Trim 1 You have tried home made BKFAD long enough? Give LI FTFKK » ! chanee to eonvince you that In- prnfei sional baker can lav it all over you when it comes to making digestible
Bread.
LUETEKE, Tlie Baker.
It is rather generally conceded now that the present township trustees of Indiana who all had their terms of office extended a few months vvill have the same shortened by the present legislature so
All kinds of California canned goods at Broadstreet iY son's. 51tf
Try a supply of Burke’s groceries and he convinced that is the place to trade. U
When John L. Sullivan first adopted the theatrical profession many skeptics said, “Wait, he vvill last about a month or two, then the public will got tired of him as an actor and he vvill have to fall back on his own calling, that of boxing, for a living.” But once more the skeptical were fooled. John L. kept right on, trying to improve in his new professson until at last he has reached a higher point in the dramatic firmament than he ever dared hope to reach. He has improved so much in the past few years that our most preju-
IT IS TIM&
To talk about
Before buying sugar call on Broadstreet & Son, grocers. 51-tf See the elegant line of watches at 11. G. Kelley’s. 42tf
Will on llio SOth.
J. E. Champer and W A. Farmer have issued invitations to their friends for their opening, to occur
on Thursday evening, which read ‘'' ee d critics have had to admit that he .... |isa great deal better than many of as follows: I . ,, . . J
I those making far more pretensions of
^ oil and yo.ur friends are invited heiug actors than he has. In “A True to be present at the opening ol the , American” Mr. Sullivan has :i part en--Century, north side public square, tirely suited to him-elf, mid it i* left to Greencastle, Indiana, i hursday i the public to judge for themselves to evening, December 20, 1894. Music geo if he has made the rapid strides to by tbe city orchestra. j the front that his friends would have us believe. It See Riley’s Christmas presents before purchasing elsewhere. 54-2t| Subscribe for ih--Banner Times
HOLIDAY GOODS.
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iWvnr was better equipped for that kind of an argument. Tlie store fairly sparkles with Decorated China, Dressing Cases, Shaving Sets, Mirrors, Lamps, Pocket Books. Burses, Albums, Dolls, Games. Toys, Toilet Articles and Fancy Goods of all kinds. 1 hey have been arriving for the past month. We have been very busy arranging them. They are all ready now, hough. Glad to show them to vou. Jones’ Drug Store.