Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 January 1895 — Page 2
TJIK BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. TUESDAY JANUARY 8, 181).',
Fbc -Mew Ycar-s Arrival
A N*»w l .iM Train. Inditinapolitf Journal.
The popularity of the Knieker ; hooker express, put on by the Hijt Four aii'l Vanderbilt linos, between St. Louis anti New York, has eauseil considerable worrv on the part of]
Good Fortunes , ^ u ' l ,aKsen ^ el ' 'Itpnrtment of the
Vandalia and Pennsylvania lines, I and the inroads it has made on their through business are such as to force them to take steps to meet the competition. As a consequence, the superintendents of the lines between Indianapolis and Pittsburg, ami Harry Miller, of the
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Suits and Overcotas
Washington, Jan. 7, 181»4. Anything, so it is a currency bill, is now the cry of the administration to the house. Just why >1 r. Cleveland should he so anxious to have the house pass a currency bill of some sort, when he must know, us everybody else does,
-AT
tbal no currency hill that cun he put
\ andalia, have been called to < ol- through the house will stand even a limbus to arrange time schedule for ghost of u show to get through the sen-
ate, is not apparent: but the fact remains that he is. It was the anxiety
Mrs. Eliza Logree Westerly, R. I.
Docal Time. Gard. BIG FOUR. GOING EAST. No 10* Vcstlbulcd UxprrHM 5:88 pm No 21 IndiatmpoliH Accommodation 8:4*2 a m No 18* Southwestern Limited 1:52pm No 8* Mail 4::J5 p m Noli* .. . 2:50a in GOING WEST. No 7* VcHtlbuIed Express 12:22 am No 9* Mai) 8:42 a m No 17* Southwestern! Jmitod 12:49 p m No lit Terre Haute Accommodation. 5:28 p m Noll* 12:58 a in * Dally t Except Sunday. Train No. 14 hauls sleepers t » Boston and Uoliinihus, sleepers and eoaehes to Uincinuatl. No. 2 connects for Chicago, Cincinnati M levelandand Mich 1 gran division pointa. \<» 18 haul* sleepers for Washington via < .A o. sleep-i for New York and connects for Columbus No. 8 connects for ( iiu^nnatl and j Miebigan division points at Wabash. No. lo, r*Kni«*kerbc»cker Special” sleepers for New York. Nos. 7, 11 9 and 17 connect in st. Louis Union <l< pot with wefitern roads. No. 9 connects at Paris with ( niro division for points south, and at Mat toon with l. U. for points north. u 1*. Hitkstis. Agent
' it train to leave St. Louis at 1 p. m., ■ daily, reach Indianapolis at 7:3U
25
Per Cent Peduetion
From the regular low
price. figures
Goods marked in plain
MODKB CLOTHING HOUSE.
JHPIES F. FEE, INSURANCE AGENT, PENSION : ATTORNEY AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Olticc in Central Bunk Building. Greencastle, Ind.
COUNTY NEWS NOTES OUR LOCAL MEN OF THE SURROUNDING TOWNS TALK.
Pointed Parngrapb* From >1auy Place Within Putnam's llouiulrics -The Country People’s Spe«*ial Column of short Items of Neighborhood News. BRICK CHAPEL. Mr-i. Tom Baird a <l son Kwingspent Iheir holidays in Illinois. On Mrs. B.'s return home last Wednesday quite
D \ l I Y B \ \ NFR T1 M i' S :l ,llllll * ,|,r her friends had pretmred
an elegant ilinin-r as ;i siii |)i isc b> her
, . a ■ ximI a welcome for her.
Published every aiternoon e\ct‘pt Sunday
«t tin 11 innkh Times idlicc, corner Vine ami MU- I>e|iu (UIlair spent part of lier
■ vacation with Ladoga friend*, and Mim
Bertha a tew days with Indianapolis
friends.
Rev. ('has. Brown and bride, of ( hicago, are here visiting Mr. Brown’s sister, Mrs. McKee. Sam Nelson collided w ith a log wagon last Friday afternoon while diiving from town. Result—A broken buggy
wheel.
Mrs. Win. Pierce, who has been sick for a long time, grew suddenly worse Saturday night, and is seriously sick at this writing. Mrs. Milton Bradshaw and daughters spent two weeks here and with Morton
friends.
Findley Gray, of Quine), spent Christmas with his sitter. Mrs. J. B. Hammond. George Shouse has purchased onehalf interc-t in the store at this place. I The Arm will now be Pierce A Shouse. Protracted meeting commenced at ■ this place Monday evening. Rev. Greene will he assisted by Evangelist McIntosh, of Indianapolis.
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I>. in., and make the run from Indianapolis to New York in twenty- | one hours. This is the schedule : as outlined to a reporter of the Journal, but it may be slightly changed. It is expected to get the train on next Sunday, or, at. the furthest, one week from next Sun day. The Pennsylvania passenger department east of Pittsburg is taking hold of the new train with a good deal of enthusiasm, as it has been a favorite idea with George W. Boyd, general passenger agent of the lines east of Pittsburg, to run such a tram. No. 20 will probably be put back on its old time, arriving from the west at Indianapolis at 2 :45 p. m.
Lint of Patentft
Granted to Indiana inventors this week. Reported by C. A. Snow & Co., solictors of American and foreign patents, opp. U. S. patent office, Washington, I). C: W. J. Bailey, Evansville, means for and method of filtering oil ; C. I). Bair, patriot; plow; C. M. Col lins. South Bend, means for recording pressure of water; J. M.
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Oreencastle, ind.
Tile Weather.
The indications for this vicinity
for the coining thirty-six hours are as follows as received by H. S Renick & Co. from the official
weather bureau at IndianaDolis: Indiankpoias, Jan. 8, 189h.
The Bannek Times on yesterday [ I Fair and decidedly colder tosaid that the new legislature would —^ night. Wednesday fair and make its bow today. We meant ^^contiuued cold, legislator. The boys are bowing j Moore.
Revenue to run this government is what is needed more than a cur-
rency scheme.
around up there right lively for the opening which occurs on the tenth. 5
Revival .Service* at College Avenue. If future meetings of this series
There has been a large demand ma y be judged by last night’s serfor crow as k side dish for tonight’s vice8 > theie 18 to be * great awakSt. Jackson day banquet at Indi-j en * n 8 ' u Greencastle in the near
' cr0 T png ii-:^” j u I future. There was a lerg^ a»terd the ’i/oci'tn''s ^ ar,f * p ar ’'' ^ interest mar
pri’*e. It is said
that caused liiui io make friends with Senator Bill, \tliois now iiMng his inlliience with democrats of the house lo get a bill passed, going so far as to tell the silver ineiiihers that the sc. ate will pa-s the hill and return il to the house with an amendment providing for (he coinage of seigniorage on the silver bullion now in the treasury. The democratic house caucus this afternoon settled nothing, because it was agreed beforehand that it should take no action that would he binding upon anybody, but it begins to look as though the house would pass a bill. No man is in position, however, exactly to say what its nature will he. or whether it will be the Carlisle hill or one of the several substitutes that will he ottered in the
house.
The administration is beginning to
realize w hat a serious mistake Secretary Gresham when he wrote that otticial letter saying that the differential duty imposed on sugar from countries paying an export duty on sugar was a treaty violation. The representatives of all tlie continental European nations are using that letter as a basis for their protests and threats of retaliation, and
there is no hope from congress. I omplaints against the po-tage stamps
turned out by the bureau of engraving continue to pour ii to the postottlce department. These complaints are now mostly against the stamps of higher denomination than two cents, and include imperfect perforation, poor lini-h and
Once I Was Blind But Now I Can See
In effect Sunday, May 27, 1898.
XOKTII BOUND.
No 4* i hioatfn Mail 1:20 a m No rt* “ Express l-:05 p :n No 44t Local 12:05 p m
SOUTH BOUND.
I tried everything 1 heard j No 3* l/oulsvllh* Mail — .. 2:47 a in
No 5* Southern Express 2:22 p m No 4»Jt Local • 1:45 p m
! * Daily, t Except s^nda*.
VANDALIA LINE. Trains leave (.reencastle, tnd.. In effeet Nov
25. ISiH.
Thanks to Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
-C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell. Mass.:
“ I liavo suffered every tidin' possible with sore eyes and headache, the sores so severe that I was blind. I tried everything 1 heard of without benefit, and went to the lihode Hood’$ Sa ;> Cures
nital, but found no relief there. Id me of Hood's Sarsaparilla, so bottle and a box of Hood's 1*11!*.
Island Hosi A friend told
1 bought a bottle and a box With More Than Thanks
I want everybody to know that since I have
been taking these medicines, I have become as well as ever. My eyes have perfectly healed and the headache Is cured. From my picture youean see there Is nothing the tier with ” 5*““ •• 1
mutter : Loc.kek.
dth rnv eyes now. .MKS. Potter Hill. Westerly, It. I.
Mk.s. Eliza
Hood’s Pills ' are nausea, sick headache, indigestion, biliousness. Sold by all druggist*.
StIM a m. for ImlmnapoliH.
...2:2opm, ’*
Greer, Plymouth, churn: C. Has
senmiller, New Albany, horseshoe; inferior designs. Millions of the tw M. E. Howard. Indianapolis, can cent stamps had to be destroyed becanping machine; H. Hunt, Switz cause of inferior gumming before that
i , ... (lenomimitL’n became eyeu fairly 8Hti8ty, common school writing cam „ J
factory'. Whether any of the fttamps of
net; G. H. knaub, \ incennes. com- higher denomination,against wl.icb the hined door and frame lor grain present complaints are directed, will cars; A. Pierson, Danville, corn- have to be destroyed, is a question not
planter; J. J. Wood, Fort Wayne, yet decided hy the department. , , * \r . The promotion of Hon. J, C. Burrows
constant current d\name; A. Yount 1
" , to the senate hy the republican legisla-
Indianapolis, pressure-regulator for tnre 1)f Mi(!hjgitn SHVe , lis tri ends in ga»-hurning stoves, etc. j congress much personal pleasure, but ThVrunutou nivorcc. when viewe tl from s strictly party Bloomington Telephone. point of view, the gap Ids departure In the ease of Maud E. Cunning from the house w ill leave in the front against Judge Ambrose M. Cun-, riU1 *' ol t ^"' h< aviest lighters is not , ,. , | pleasing to republicans, although there
ning, for diyorce, the case was re- , . f
i are plenty of men'more than anxious to
instated on the docket hy agree- take his place.
ment of the parties and Judge Cun-1 The retirement of Representative
ning withdrew all opposition to Mrs. Cunning's petition and re-, I ways and means committee between the
quested the court to grant a divorce jr re! jt states of New York and Pennsylto his wife. Judge Miers upon vania. It is customary, but not oblig-
fiurrows from the house will leave the contest for the chairmanship of the
this request grunted a divorce to her, each party to pay the cost made hy them respectively. No' blame is now attached to either j party, hut after all that has been said and done it was thought the parties might not live happily together.
atory, for the speaker of the house to name as the chairman of that important committee the senior member of ills party on the committee. The custom was ignored by the present speaker, w ho jumped Mr. Wilson over the head of Mr. Springer and made him ehairinan. If Speaker Heed follows the cus tom, Representative Payne, of New York, will he chairman of the committee, if tie desires to he; but somehow the impression is strong among republicans in the house that Representative
Th«* Moiioii at Bloomington.
The Monon railway has a large local trallic out of Lafayette, much
larger than any other road, but 11 1,ttl/e,1 > ° f Pennsylvania, who is next . , ' , , . to Mr. Payne on the committee, stands was surprised to learn, the other l , .
as if not ii better chanc« tn he.
I dav, from John L. Bills, conductor, I ,. ome ir , ,. h ^j rn ,„ n It win highly I iarlt - v la8t n, 8 at '
\V K. 4'. amt 4*. A. K. liiKlallations. The installation of the odicers ol the Greencastle G. A. R. post and the Woman’s Relict Corps occurred last night in the G. A. R. hall. The rituals used by the two organizations are nearly the same, and are very beautiful when carried out as they were last night. Capt. Fee was the installing officer. The post and corps were called to order at 7:30 hy the post commander, Alvan M. Maxson. After the transaction of some business, the officers of the post re signed their chairs to the ladies, who installed their officers first. They are as follows: President, Mrs. Jacobs; senior vice pres.. Mrs. Donnohue; junior vice pres., Mrs. Denny; chaplain, M rs. Kcllar; sec. Mrs. Ijirch; conductress, Mrs. Gray; asst, conductress, Miss Rader; treas., Mrs. Mathers; guard. Mrs. Stanley. Mrs. Hays was chosen organist, and Mrs. Ashton assistant. After the completion of the ritual of the corps, the old officers of the post resumed their chairs and installed their new offi-
cers.
Henry Meltzer was given the place of the post commander; William H. Ragan, senior vice uommander; John A. Kcllar, junior vice commander; James T. Denny, adjutant; William II. Burke, quartermaster; James F. Fee, surgeon: Alvan M. Maxson, chaplain; Jesse Richardson, officer of the day; William E. Starr, sergeant major; < M. Short, quartermaster sergeant. After the completion of the installations, the ladies increased the pleasures of the evening it}' serving coffee and cake. The comrades say that only the ladies of the corps can make good coffee, and they surely increased their popu
FOR THE WEST. Ex. Sun 8:56 a in, for St. Ixniig. Daily 12:26 a in, for St. Louis. Daily 12: 3 p in, for M. IxiuIh. Daily 1:40 pm, for St. Louis Ex. sun 5:28 p in. foi Terre Haute, FOB THE EAST.
Kx. Sun
Dally
Dally 3:35 p m.
Ex. Sun 0:20 pm, ** “ Dally 2:28 a in, “ **
Dally 3:32 a in ** I’EnKI V DIVISION
Terre Haute*.
... .7:05 a in. tor Peoria. 3*56 i* it f t>r l>eeatnr.
For complete time card, giv.i.g nil t ami stations, and for full information as to rates, through curs, etc., address
J.8. Dowling, Agent.
W. E IIki’nnkb, Greeneustlc. Asst. <h n’l Puss. Agt. St. Louis. Mo.
No 5
No 7 No 1 No 21
No 3
No 4
No 20 No 8 No 3 No 12 No 0
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No 75 Ex Sun
No 77 ”
i}. BHO ADSI KEET. W. H. VEST \ L. Broadstreet & Vestal, lli'al Estate, Exchange and ban Office. Farm and City Property for Sale. Some bargains if taken at once. Call and see them Southard Block, S. H. Cor. Square.
GREENCASTLE, IND.
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Tills is to give notice that I have pur-chii-cil the nm-ir hu.-inc>> of K. M :in|iii-^ 17 S. Iinliaiia street, and will eohdiiug the business in the future at the drl stand imliviilnallv. I am making a Marvelous showing in the way of I’lANOS. I am showing you the soft side of hard times by ottering good square Pianos from if'-’n to $75 and new upright Pianos from $200 upward. These instruments must he sold to make room for the largest stock and most magnificent line of Pianos ami Orirans ever exhibited in our city. And then I am giving much for little again in the Small Goods and Sheet Music department. One-fourth ntt’ on Guitars, Violins, Aeeordians. Banjos, Harps and other Musical Merchandise—Autoharps, popular, easy to play and easy to buy. Music, instrumental and vocal, at 3 cents a copy. But am too busy to spend much time in writing advertisements. “A word to the wise is sufficient.” Come in and you’ll be treated cordially whether you buy or not. F. G. Newhouse, Successor to E. Marquis.
.N II confuse* the ^lo read this type 14 Inch** from v the face, yon had better go to Dr. G. W. Bee ja and bar* yoti“ ***"• «*»*«« «•(•». • na|r of
The largest Stock of
pet split-tongued raven has taken to the woods.
I ifested. A chotns choir led the!" lat Bloomington is the paying j improper for either of these gentlemen
As an example of the good work
sin-Mii" which was verv heartv I station on the line. I could hardly 11" attempt to influence the choice of the G. A. R. posts and the relief
; believe it, but he assured me it was] li " , , ‘I*-Akrr, hut their colleague* me-
C olon el John A. Cuckekii.l, the famous editor and writer, is to go to Japan as the resident corre-
spondent for the New York //enifi/ sermon an after-service
Rev. Hollingsworth gave an expoeitiou of the Fifty-first psalm, which was listened to with closest attention. At the conclusion of the
of great
at Tokio. The location of a high- power was held. The pastor anpriced correspondent by a great nounccd that, possibly, Rev. Mr. newspaper at the Japanese capital Tillotson, of Frankfort, would indicates that Tokio will lie a cen- 1 preach tonight. The meetings brier of important diplomatic news i gin each evening at seven o'clock
for some time to come, and also that Japan’s life and trade will he prominent in the world’s affairs.
I'oor IMS* Leads to nervousness, fretfulness, peevishness, chronic dyspepsia and great misery. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the remedy. It, tones the stomach,‘creates an appetite, and gives a relish to food, ii makes pure blood and gives healthy action to all the organs of the body, i Take Hood’s, for Hood’s Sarsaparilla !
cures.
with a song service.
Itig Four WVhutii KxourBioii. Jan. 15 is our next date for an excursion to Arkansas, t’alorado, Indian Territory, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri, Nebra-ka, New Mexico, Oklahoma. South Dakota, Texas, I’tah, Wyoming. The rate will be half plus two dollars. See or correspond with F. P. Huestis, Agt.
South 4*re«*ii4*aAtle.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stutsman are
Hood’s PilD I nine the favorite ea- at home from Danville, III. Hurric with every one who tries them I i{cv atK , Mrs> Hollowpetcr, who ! have been spending the holidays at
a fact and he o'.P'ht to know i ^ ree d® what they can in that direef-
’ j ion. and the good-natured rivalry lie-
Bloomington has a population of tween the states to secure the chairman-
4,000, but it is the
seat of the In-
diana university and the students contribute largely to the business;
of the road
ship promises to be interesting to everybody, except Mr. Reed, who will
have to decide.
, Overfires have been made hy friends
It is to he noted, too. I of thc administration to republican sen- l >' c0,1 ‘ fo ' 1 of K ,ol,n ' ls “‘<<1
corps *ir“ aceomp 1 (siting, ‘Jc to ride Denny gave an interesting talk on the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans Home at Knightstown. He praised very highly the thorough training the children received, and thc beau
that the Monon is the only road running til rough the town.—Lafay-
elf e Sanilay Times.
LoniMt Street M. K. 4'htireli. Wiek of Prayer: Topic for to night at Locust street church: ‘‘The church universal; The manifestation of the Holy Spirit; Increasing fellowship among believers;
ators, to acertain how much support con be obtained on the republican side of the senate for the attempt to kill the income tax by withholding the appropriation to put it into effect. Nearly all the republican senators would vote to repeal the income tax, but unless there is a great change, very few of them will vote to withhold the appropriation. It is believed that their mutual opposition to the income tax was one of the fac-
More active co-operation among! tors which brought, about the recent churches.” Topic discussed by, reconciliation between Mr. Cleveland
Dr. G. P. Jenkins. A cordial invi-
tation to
Subscribe lor the Daii.v B \\xlm Fort Wayne, are at home. Times for 1895 and get the news | Mrs. Jane Shillings lias moved while it is fresh. j hack t o the “strip.”
and Senator Hill.
“Uncle Joe” Cannon, of Illinois, has
all. Services begin at H vvay of stating things in a nutshell seven and close at eigiit. that lias always made Ids opinion valu-
able to Ids colleagues in the house. He
>larri;m<* LtcmiMra. • i • i
_ 4 said of iIm* pri*s<*ut timmuia] Hituatioii: George A. Scott and Bertha M. j .. A1| t|lU (alk ali0(|t K , )|(] tlisillipear . Harvey , Mack Nicholson and 1 lara i- merely a covet foi the f.id llmL E. McClain, Jesse 1*. Hampton and the revenues of the government are not Hattie M. K'*en. sufficient to meet the expenditures. If congress will provide sufficient revenue When it comes to the genuine article will be no trouble about the cur-
of news the Bannek Times has it. i rcncy.”
buildings belonging to the institution. The exercises were concluded by singing the Doxology. and the visitors left with a hope that they might he allowed to come again. Iloniu Stwkera' Kxcuntlon*. The Vandalia line will run a series of home seekers’ excursions to points in the west, south and northwest, including Alabamy, Arkansas, (Colorado, Kansas. Louisiana. Missouri, Nebraska, New Mexico, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah and other -tales. The rate for these excursions will !«• one: fare for round trip, with *2 ad ed, and ! the dates Jan. N, 15 and Feb. 5. For, further particulars see J. S. Ilowi.ino;, Agent. Heal F.sliite I raimfers. Isaac E Orlincs to II K. Gilines, land In Monrot* tp., $6000. IL F. Gi imuH Li I. K. (irimuH, ianci m Mon-, rot* tp., $6000. II. II. Hill to Jam‘H Hill, lan 1 in Jefferson
tp., £N»nn.
ini mmm Ever brought to the County. Do not trust your eyes to Peddlers or Jewelers. G. W. E5KLNGE1. 2lll.lyr-e. o. *.—tl-lyr-e. o. w.
B. F. JOSLIN 4 is the ItiEliisd Griule tliiodl Bloc*
»nd the Best Pittsburgh and Anthracite. Coa. yard opposite Vandalia frelKht ufliee.
As the new year heiflas you will Hud J. MERKLE, THE TAILOR, In his old stand above the Western Union Teletreaph Offlci* \I1 of you who wish tailor Inir done hrlnif It In any time duriitK the week. No work done on Sunday. Mi work <|,ine (li'st class. TS-lm Subscriptions for any inagazire or paper taken at this office. We will save you money. Af