Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 January 1895 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA WEDNESDAY JANUARY 9,1895
The
•JNew Years Arrival
Brings with it Good Fortunes To you. Here it is the opportunity we present you of getting your
COMMON COUNCIL-
COUNTY NEWS NOTES
\) Suits and
Overcoats
-AT
T) Per Cent itedudion
From the regular low
j)nce. figures
Goods marked in plain
Quarterly Sulury Night, and, ronwe4|iiently, Kverybody Looks Pleasant. CoiiDcilinaD Riley, of the water works committee, reported that automatic valves have been ordered , and would be put in at once at a| Cost not to exceed five dollars each. The couneil approved the commit-1
i ice's action.
The committee on light reported i that it was not deemed advisable to put in a light at present on the old Bainbridge road, as requested
by R. L. Higert and others.
The treasurer's report for Decern
I her was referred to
committee.
James B. Nelson and Grafton
Johnson filed their written acceptance of the terms and* conditions of the charter end franchise granted to them as “The Greeucastle
Local Telephone Company
common council. | try
our LOCAL MEN OF THE SURROUND-
ING TOWNS TALK.
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Preaching in a Theatre.
There has been some argument here in Greeneustle over the holdI ing of church entertainments and j services at the opera house. Dr. T. Dewitt Tannage is preaching in a theatre in New York and in commenting on Ins Sunday sermon the Adcertixer of that city has the following: “As Dr. T. Dewitt Talmage walked upon the stage to begin the ! first of his series of Sunday ser vices at the Academy of Music in this city yesterday afternoon, 3,000 people greeted him with applause, such as he was accustomed to receive in the Brooklyn Tabernacle. While the immense audience was
B.TES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One Year in advance. S/.r month* Three month* One montit Per week Ini Carrier
singing the Doxoiogy the eyes of (¥) the preacher wandered over the
Pointed Parngrapliw From Many Plan* Within Putnam's ISoundrieH -The Country People’s Speeial Column of short 11ems of Neighborhood News.
PORTLAND MILLS.
On Saturday the offlcers-aleet. of our G. A. R. lost were publicly installed Past Dept. Com. .las. T. Johnston, w ho also delivered one of his patriotic addresses to the veterans, sons of veterans and their families, who were present and spent the day socially together,
the finance 1 lin ‘' 11 ’ ,os dinner feast at noon.
| Comrade Johnston is exceedingly pop- | ular in this part of the state, and our citizens would like a ehanee to vote for him to succeed Governor Matthews in
189B.
This section lias been terrorized for the last ten days on account of an in-
I I sane man being at large among us, who
1 J has been walking ranidly over the cotinbelieving himself to 1m> an ottieer to
Mrs. T. H. Glazebrook presented j punish otlenders of the law. He tackled a request that the city take the | sev <*n»l chmens for fancied violations of
| the law, and handled them roughly,
proper action to pay her a certain ’ * J 1 ‘ . He is the same W in, Spencer who lias sum claimed to he due on rental ofj alreatJy ^ twjce bt . for(1 Ht thp asv . her lot near the engine house; also | UI11> | le j s ltb , )Ut yeKr8 of ag ,., a as to the proper filling of the same | giant in . ize and strength, weighing lot It was referred to the city '^1® P our, ds, and has one deformed foot, attorney and finance committee. ‘ i whieh is P robub, y six time8 *» Uir * e M
Nt*w suitH Filed.
Samuel 11. Hilhs has brought suit in the circuit court against the Monon railway for damages. The complaint charges that the company in August last negligently al lowed dry glass and weeds to accumulate on their right of way which caught fire which passed to the land of Charles McFarland thence to the land of the defendant' adjoining, and that the fire burned j 4(50ti rails valued at ten ap-. pie trees valued at 1100; one stack , of hay valued at ,fl2; one half acre of meadow value of $10; total $2(10,' for which the plaintitf asks judg-l ment and proper relief. Alice 4 j
Nelson bring the suit.
Allic O. Van Blaricum has brought suit in the circuit court against Isaac Brattain on a complaint for lihel. The complainant states that on March 7, 1894. the| defendant camposetl, wrote and
Airs. Judtie Pecli
Dyspepsia I —
Mr*. Judge Peck Tells How
She Was Cured
Sulterer* from l)yH|H'|nl.i should read the folowIiik letter from Mrs. It. M. Peck, wife of fudge Peck, a Justice at Tracy, Cat, ami a w riter I lomiectcd with the Associated Press: "Hy a deep sense of gratitude f»r the great neneflt I have received from the use of Hood's Sarsaparilla, I have hecii led to write the followi tig statement for the benefit of sufferers who i nay he similarly afflicted. For 15 years 1 have 1 oee’n a great sulterer from dyspepsia and
Heart Trouble.
Almost everything I ate would distress me. I tried different treatments and medicines, hut
The matter of oolleeting delin-
the other. Mr. Spencer, when well, is
one of our best citizens, strictly temp-
quent tuxes was refened to the orate, moral, a:nl possesses more than finance committee with power to j ordinary intelligence. His mental act in employing a collector. | trouble may be hereditary,as his father. The claim ordinance w as passed | • ,lim “^ Sl i , « , ; c ® r ; i i8 now uonH ' i , ': <1 , in ,l
as follows:
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.1. M. Donnohuc, police tj. T. Ashley “ Frank Riley “ James Merry weal her, lire dept
Geo. X. Nelson Ben S. Williams
James 1). Cutler, streets John Tobin “ Mike Dalton “
Taylor Crump
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theatre, and a smile played upon
All the lower part of the
house was packed, and the dress When delivery Is made by carrier, all sub- . scrlptlon aee Hints are to lie paid to them as circle and galleries were also Idled, they call and receipt for same. , The above would indicate that
M. J. BECKETT HARRY’ M. SMITH.
A«Miv«s all communications to
The Daily Bahner Times. church matters to an opera house.
Greencastle. Ind. |
: Hank FA«*<’tioiiH.
At the Firrt National bank the
ditFerence of opin-
Publisher (here is quite a
. Managing Editor
ion among ministers as to taking
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We acknowledge an invitation to
attend the dedication of Kirkwood old directors were elected as follows Hall, at Indiana university, at | Friday afternoon: Robert Renick, Bloomington. January 25. A' - Milton A. Bridges, Simpson F\ dresses will he delivered by Gov Lockridge, John W. Robe, Lycurernor Matthews, and hy President gus Stoner, Thomas Abrams, Frank Angell of the University of Mtehi- M. Alice, Jerome Allen, Fhos. 0. gan. Many ot the senators and ; Hammond. The officers will he representatives of the Indiana Gen- j elected next Monday, as two of the
eral Assembly will atiend.
Jonathan Birch, salary 150 00
J. M. Hurley “ John Gilmore “ W. E starr ** T, T. Moore ” Arthur Throop “ Arthur Throop ** G. B. Cooper “ lire department G. 11. < ’ooper “ minute men E. Hawkins “ J L. Handel ** T. Abrams ** *
J. Bridges ”
K. Perkins “ J. It. Miller “ J. Itiley “ Sentinel Printing Co., mdse M. J. Beckett, printing Knight A Til Ison, mdse E. H. Kiteljorg Cooper Riot., livery bill G. C. Electric Li ht < o., light \V. E. Starr, hauling animal
published of and concerning the failed to realize relief. Two years ago a friend
” prevailed upon me to try Hood's Sarsaparilla.
plaintiff certain false and malicious ‘it"^'meWncTu^} u.ai libel, which contained the false and | ^^^eTg^afben^VTom'iuhat 1 1 “‘ V *
(directors were absent at Tuesday’s
I meeting.
At the Central hank there was
Locust Street M. E. C nil roll.
The Rev. Eliga P. Brown, editor j
of the Ram's Horn, will spend next; 00 th,in g e in ortker8 ’ the election Sunday at Locust Street M. E. as follows: Directorschurch, preaching in the morning L\ans, M. 1. Mciltiflie, F. A. at 10:30 and in the evening at 7 I Arn(, ' ( fi W. H. Alice, R. L. O Hair, o’clock. He Will deliver his lecture | Bridges, Quinton Broodstreet, entitled “Into and Out of Fidelity.” s - A - J L - Ran(lel - The of This lecture is a recital of Mr. fleers are as of obi—R. L. O’Hair, Brown's personal experience, and P^ent; M. F. McHaffle, vice is of the most tlirilling interest president, M. D. Bridges, casiiier.
throughout. Mr. Brown left home in his childhood, battled with life without the aid of money or influential friends, became a popular humorous ediloi, and a let-, br among infidels. He was converted st one of Mr. Moody's meeting- in
South (ireeneaHt 1«*. Miss Ida Hammond and Mrs. Andy Wood are at home from Stilesville. Tom Campbell, of Terre Haute, is in the city today seeing old friends. Mr. Campbell was form
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Chicago, and at once entered thelerly on the police force here, ministry. After a year or two ot Joe Davenport, one of the “Sliak evangelistic work, he founded thej t , r " apostles from Black Hawk, is Ham's Horn, of which he has since ' | lere today,
been the editor. The story of his life as related in his own simple,' unpretentious way is both humor- |
oils and pathetic.
Week of prayer: Subject for tonight at Locust Street M. E. church. Natioiio and Rulers’— prayer for national righteousness
Marriage Licenses.
Robert M. Sharp and Nora Christenberry; William H. Dodd, jr., and Adaline Hibhen.
The Weather.
The indications for this vicinity for the coming thirty-six hours are
. . i as follows as received bv H. S and peace, for the putting a wav of & Co from the offleial all legislative sanction and Nice wea ^h er } )ureau a t IndianaDolis:
Revival Services at College Avenue. At the special services last night in College Avenue church an increased audience testified to a growing interest. Rev. Mr. Tillotson, of Frankfort, preached from tiie text in Matt, xiii; 44: “Again, the kingdom of heaven is like unto treasure hid in field, the which when a man hath found, he hideth, and for joy thereof goeth and selleth all that he hath, and buyeth
that field.”
The sermon was an earnest and persuasive presentation of the way of life. Bro. Tillotson is the regular pastor at Frankfort, and has been led into occasional evangelistic work, where his labors have been blessed with marked success’ After the sermon, there was a stirring exhortation by Bro. Hollingsworth, during which several rose for prayers The meeting closed with a brief after-service. At the opening of last night's meeting Dr. John moved that the business men of Uie city he request ed to close their stores at seven p. m. during the meetings. This was carried unanimously, and Messrs. Hiram Allen and Alpheus Birch were appointed a committee to see the business men. At two o’clock today they report that the business men so far as seen have agreed to close at that
hour.
room built for the purpose at his home near here, incurably insane. It is u»on |'h-rstood that Billy walked to Rockville 7 5d j Friday evening, and was captured by 22 50 j the officers, who will hi all probability
” semi him to the ho-pital. Mr. Brady, a student from Irvington,
oreached at the Christian chtireh last Sunday, and Rev. Smith, of Jamestown, Ind.. will preach to the congregation tin* third Sabbath in the month, which will he Jan. 20. He is said to he an excellent speaker, and should have a large
audience to hear him.
There seems to be an epidemic among the children of this vicinity believed to ho Oo ! be another form of la grippe. Also i chicken-pox has made its appearance
is oo | anmng us.
Ison Mrs. M.J. Wright is seriously sick. 15 oo j It is thought with pneumonia. Her age
15 011 ' D 71 years.
Miss Sopha Alexander has been called home from Greencastle on account of the serious sickness of her little sister Hazel, hut who is now convalescent. The news of Bro. George Hanna’s serious sickness is received with expressions of sorrow by all classes of
citizens alike here.
David Burnside, of Kansas, born and raised here, is visiting friends and relatives here. He was a soldier in the 43d Indiana during the war. Martin S. Jack, who has been sick for some months, and not expected to live, we are happy to announce is recover-
ing.
Our ex-postmaster. Alexander, will not l»e an applicant for doorkeeper or any other place during the session of tiie legislature, notwithstanding the premature announcement of the truthfill (?) Democrat to that effect One acre of land was sold for $170.00 near here last week, known as tiie old church lot, near the old Darnall homestead. Whatever papers you give up this year, don’t discard or drop your county paper, the Banner Times. Mrs. Manervy Beauchamp is seriously sick with rheumatism.
malicious words, to-wit: “You had better return those goods that you carried awaj' from here, (meaning the home of the defendant' four of Burniess’ dresses, baby’s cloak and a while shirt. I have you trapped, but if the clothes are returned at once it will settle the matter; if not returned in ten days I will let the law take its course.” The plaintiff states that she is damaged in her reputation to the extent of $5000, for which she demands judgment. Hammond & Rogers and 11. 11. Mathias are plaintiffs attorneys. Lewis 4 Corwin repicsent the defendant. and state they will show justification on the part of their
client.
Cladly Recommend It. I now have an excellent appetite ami notliliiR I eat ever distresses me. ft also keeps up my Hood’sn> Cures Besh ami strength. I cannot praise Hood'* Sarsaparilla too much.' Mus. II. M. Pkck, Tracy, California. Get HOOD’S. Hood’s Pills are liand made, ami perfect In proportion and appearance. 25c. a box.
JfllHES F. FEE, , INSURANCE AGENT, PENSION ; ATTORNEY
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC. Office in Central Bank Building. Greencastle, Ind.
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Two Sudden l>eatlm.
George D. Hartman, aged seven ty nine years, died suddenly Satur-j day night at eight o’clock while: sitting in a chair at his home at I Fincastle. Mr. Hartman was one;
or OKU... rttlw. of .h„ coun.; iW&E&E
tv. and was highly respected by aM"S. Indiana -treet, and will conduct , -i . .. . ... ' (the business in the future at the old
large circle of friends. His re- L tall(1 in , Jiv j., MnllVi
mains were buried with Masonic I am making a Marvelous showing in
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the way of PI ANOS, f am showing you the soft side of hard times hy offering good square Rhinos trom $2.'( to $>< w and new upright Pianos from $200 u| A ward. These instruments must be st>*^ to make room for the largest stock and most magnificent line of Pianos and Organs ever exhibited in our city. And K ni in a I then I am giving much for little again in the Small Goods and Sheet Music department. One-fourth off 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 suffi-
and immoral traffic, lor all needed reforms, social industrial and political. Address of Prof. Andrew Stephenson. Services oegin at
seven and close at eight.
Indianapolis. Jan. 9, 1895. ] Fair weather,stationary tem(—^perature. Moore.
(io South via Hig Four.
Jan. 8th Feb. 5th the Big Four will sell excursion tickets to points in A la-
vs in-u Olliers Full
Hood's Sarsaparilla builds up the shat-j liama, Florida, Georgia. KeutUi ky and .«*>«*■* && H 2^irS!55 to the digestive organs, creating an ap- < a| . 0 |j nil an ,| Tennessee. Return limit petite and purifying the blood. Hi- 20 days. Half fare. F. P. H testis.
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irepared by modern methods, possesses tne greaie-l curative powers, and has, the most wonderful record of actual! cures of any medicine ir. < xistence.
Take only Hood’s.
Hood's Pills are purely vegetable.! Keeping everlastingly and do not purge, pain or gripe. 25c ing brings success. tf
honors Monday in the Hartman
cemetery at Fincastle.
Catharine Stultz, relict of the late William A. Stultz, died suddenly Sunday morning at six-
o’clock at Roachdale at
Porter’s residence. Her age was seventy-seven years, heart trouble causing her death. She was the grandmother of Ren P. Carpenter of this city. The deaths of Mr. Hartman and Mrs. Stultz were sim-
Pome respect, tliey having
b **" u '*p, c. Newhouse,
Today * Loral I xt
I Successor to E. Marquis.
[ Furnished the Daily Banner Times | daily by R.YV. Allen, managerof Arthui
Jordan’s poultry house.]
Hens 5 8prtnm>,ohmcc, 5’4 Cocks, youuif a Cock*, old 2 Turkey liens, old 5 Turkey hens, younir 4 Turkeys, old toms 3 I lin ks . 5 Geese, choice f. f. Hlbs and over :K Geese, plucked an Eizirs, fresh, subject to hsndilnir 15 lluitcr, fresh roll s Rutter, No. 2 «
f®“lt pays the merchant and business man to talk liberally to the public through the columns of The Banner Times.
For Sale—On easy payments. Six houses langing in price from $300 to
$1000. YV. X. Wood, Hanna street, gro- j congress,
j eery. 73t12
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RtTSSELLVILLE. Mrs. YV. P. Matthews has been quite sick for ten days hut i- now convales-
cing.
X. YV. Ross is having his store house plastered and other inside work done. Reports are that a wedding is imminent in town this week. Thos. Grider has up ice enough for next summer’s business. Sam Grimes is selling fruit trees. J. Burnside sold Chas. Spencer a new tire proof safe this week. D. II. Grimes’ youngest boy has scar-
let fever.
Only seven week* of the douuthing
carp en ticks v i l le . Early Tuesday morning this place was again visited by fire, which swept awr.y the general store of J. M. Prather the hln 'ksmith ami wood-wdi king shop of Eli Anderson and the Odd Fellows'I hall. Had it not been for the brave work of tiie citizens of the town «m!
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surrounding neighborhood, the tire would have completely ruined the west end of our village. The store of B. B. Cline, J. YV. Ilillis’ dwelling and YV. YY r . Dawson's house were saved only by very hard work. The fire originated in Mr. Prather’s store, and was discovered at 5:30 o’clo-k. Whether incendiary or not, is not known, as the building was a mass of (lames when discovered. Mr. Prather is insured for $1000 with Miller * Chastain, of Roachdale, but will lose very heavy besides. Mr. Anderson carried no in-uranoe. His loss is total, about $200. The Odd Fellows are insured for about $550, and will lose some besides. This is a se-
vere blow to our town.
The meetings of the M. E, church closed last Buuday night with no conversions or accessions to the church. Ignite a number of citizens met at B. B. Cline’s store Monday evening, and organized as a relief committee to so-
BOSTON STORE.
Grand Clearance Sale For the Next THIRTY DAYS.
from
DTmSsS GOODS. 30 inch half yvooI Cashmeres, reduced to ;o cents
cents per yard.
36 inch half yvgo! Cashmeres, reduced to 19 cents from 25
cents per yard.
36 inch half yvooI Hopsackings, ail colors, 19 cents, reduced
from 25 centb per yard.
40 inch all yvooI Henriettas and Serges, 39 cents, reduced
from 50 cents per yard.
44 inch all wool Henriettas and Serges, 45 cents, reduedr
from 60 cents per yard.
54 inch Ladies C loth, all colors, 59 cents, reduced from 75
cents per yard.
Cashmere DeLaine dress patterns at 75 cents.
Ladies’ fine natural yvi >1 Vests, 75 cents reduced from #1.00. Ladies extra fine all wool Hose, 19cents, reduced from }oc.
licit aid for the drought •ufterer* h. j All wool Twilled Skirts, Flannels, in all colors, 28 cents re-
diu ed from ',5 cents.
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while it is fresh.
Custer county, Nebraska. The follow-1
ing were appointed a committee to pro-1 A 11 1 tj i r t i , . ,
cure donations Of grain, provisions, or AI1 w ° o1 Ur o okfort ShaYvls, 4< x cents, reduced from 63 cents.
: elothing, or money: John L. Bridges, I JiliG.-* i)rc.SS Ginghams at five Cents pci yard. ‘ (’liarles El wards, Frank Pearcy, ('has.! -
Cotfinai:, C. !.. Hutchins,Thos. Bridge-. ; .Charles Sillcry, Silas Barnes, Wm.j , Barnes and Geo. YY\ YY’illiams. j
T. Abrams 8e i^on.
Wost Sido Square.