Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 January 1895 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY JANUARY Hi 1895
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Foiimlew* and Heiiefactors* Day. Tomorrow will In* h irn'itt day at
the university. It will he a holiI day for all schools and departments. A military salute^ will lie | find at 1 ;:10 p. m. At 2 o’clock
We know that ( there will he a business meeting of
! the alumni in I’lato hall. All resident alumni are earnestly requested
advertisement and in the view ' to he present at this meeting to
greet the visiting alumni and pur-
ls our motto,
the use of our hats is their best
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of hard times have made a special reduction on many lines of our late styled hats. New shapes in Black aud Brown soft hats reduced from
{tietpate in the important business to he transacted. At 7 :30 public
£2.00 to Si .38.
$3.00 $2.00.
stiff hats reduced to
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L blotning’ House, F. A. HAYS, Prop.
(iooil stuck on llillcl.
priunptly. Oive u> a call.
IltO\ IM PK. IM.r M Hl'.lts sf I’l’hl KS 1 this state enters into a cojnhinaP! IM', 1'! TTI NOs. jut(toolis. 1 lion to raise rates, the company
Repairing done shall he prohibited from further
business in Indiana. This is a
Greencastle Foundry & Machine Co.; righteous measure and should re- • ■ 1 Iceive a favoiahle consideration
The insurance lobby, however, will he strong, as it lias millions at its
command.”
COLD WEATHER.
Doesn’t hinder plastering when dom
with Adamant. See
R- Q- HURL&Y
Pur further iiConnalion. HON 77.'5
A lllsi;r;i» i-tnl l.aw.
Odell Whitenuck. of Kussellville, writes to the Indianapolis News
DAILY BANNER TIM E8 '-ailing attention of our law-makers ... to section 1990 of the Revised Stnt- the tip foi the Courier-Journal up
m|ii*!|i "V'-f' i" !i> ! ' n ‘” >n u 'i l vci"" 11'V ur, ' s °f 1893, which fixes the “age j 0,1 telegraphic orders to meet the
exercises will hull. M lisle
he held by the
in Meharry Lorelei and
COUNTY NEWS NOTES
OUR LOCAL MEN OF THE SURROUNDING TOWNS TALK.
I'oiiita-il rarasrnpliH From Many l*lin-«-Within Futnnm’ii Hmiiiilrle* The Country IVupIr's Spra'luI Column of short Item, of New*.
IM I N AM VILI.K.
The citizens of Piituainville arc somewhat elated over the prospect of the next republican convention being held here. Our town has a boom already, and this will add much to it. Let the
good work go on.
Mrs. Weathers, netr Salem, died last'
(lice dubs. A poem will he read
by Dr. James Newton MlltUll , ws I n.ursday. She was an estimable lady,
. . . loved by all who knew her. Her nire followed by speeches by visiting
alumni. An oil portrait of the lute Rev lieu hen Andrus, 1). D., ex-president of the university, will be dedicated At the close of the exercises in Me harry hall there will be a social in the rooms of east college with refreshments. No admission fee, no collection, and all alumni, teachers, students, patrons nml friends of the university are cordially invited to he present.
A Mot Tip.
For two days there has been a suspicion on the part of Louisville officers that an effort was to be made to hold up the north bound Monou night express and crack the car-load of valuable express matter that is brought up from the south, nightly. Last night a “hot” tip was afloat that the accepted time had arrived and the big daily papers were on the scent. Harry M. Smith and Raymond Waltz were in charge of the Greencastle end of
Her age
w is about seventy.
William Crawley, jr., buried a -mall child on Saturday. The funeral was preached by Mr. Kmory Cooper. Preaching at the Christian church I Sul unlay night ami Sabbath by Elder
Huis.
Mis< Grace Oneal has returned home from :t vi'itVith relatives at Charleston, 111. Kev. Kdgcn will commence revival services at the M. E. church on next Sabbath. None of our scientific citizens seem to account for the fall of dust lust week. John (j. Dunn.
mokton. Rev. Mm ry preached at Union Chapel last Sunday. Quarterly meeting at Union Chapel next Saturday and Sun-
day.
W illis McCray and wife, of Raccoon, visited E. E. Grimes and wife last week. Earl Thomas sports a line new cutter. Mr. Richardson moved from near Hrick Chapel last week west of Morton 011 the farm of Milt. Thomas. Some of our citizens put up ice last week. Columbus Clodfeltcr met with quite 1 serious accident Sunday evening I w hile splitting kindling. A piece Hew | and hit him in the eye. Dr. Poole, i f
rniiikliu ■' ns 's.
AOvrfnsiNs. Kk u»imi Nonces
f> cents '"T 11 nc. < iiiU! pura,ini|>hs churned as 1 Kiel 111\ linr Iwu lire • imcc. ■if, lltn-H . . .. 4 conta per line fci “ 3'i " “ “ inn •• i ro •• 2'-, non •• 2 IMsp'ay rules mnilelir wvn ml iipp>ieiitl<m. I I ai.slt. lor illsplin :• Ivi rl.isi 0.' :11s luu -I he handed In h.\ 10 o'eliie's 1. in. eie li'hiy. K<>ailIna advertist'inenfs ,vlll he rci.'clvid uicli day up t i 1 oYluek p. in.
All vomaiiinleatlons should he slvrned with tin* mime of the writer; not ut’<*i ~-art!r f r puhlie itlon. hut as "vld"ne * nf koikI r.'dth. A.umymous coQiiuuuieiilions enii not be 110-
tleed.
Where delivery is irregular please report same promptly at publication otnee.
of const nt” at fourteen years. He says only Kan-as and Wyomii g, where woman suffrage prevails, place the age of consent at the h - gal majority, eighteen. In all other states it varies from ten to seventeen years. No more shameful law is on our statute books, every mother think for 11 moment what this law means. It means that her little fourteen year old daughter is regarded and protected as a minor h\ the laws of the stale in everything Hut that in which she
Spociui'm copies inulled free on application, most needs protection. She cun-
Grecncastle, was called Monday to see train when it arrived here. Theli,;,,,
train ran in live minutes ahead of Miss Daisy ( lodfelter, of Portland time but the “hold up” hud failed Mills, is spending 11 few days with her
to materialize and the newspaper correspondent was shy one “scoop.” ! Everything was in readiness to hind
uncle here.
Hiram Thomas is on llu* -irk li t.
ly special wire, a “glowing” acLet ^ count right in the maw of the f •hut there wasn’t even an ember to
work on.
ci inton k.vli.s. Rev. Henry Murray conducted a three weeks' revival meeting at Hethel M. E. church, with four accessions as a
result.
The Rev. ('has. Byrely, assisted by Rev. W. S. Atkins, of Danville, 111., are holding a protracted meeting at Beech Grove W. H. church. Eleven have united with the church. Rev. Byrely
corn, shoes, etc., that had he n contributed and will meet next Monday evening again to forward supplies. Rev. Williams failed to put in an appearance at the M. E. church Sunday night and Rev. Raimi, our former preacher, being present, preached for us. There was lots of the brown 8 phv or dust fell here l.c-l Friday night. Musi people here think it i- Illinois prairie soil, the wind blow ing it over hen* to enrich Indiana soil. M. A. Pickel came home from Erctloni, Ind., last Saturday with a h ull', intlaiucd eye, caused by saw filings get ting in it. His optic is now better at this writing. J. L. Randal was on our streets Monday on business. This is the deepest snow we have had for years. Bert L. flail and wife were called early Saturday morning to the bedside of Mrs. Milligan Young, who lias been at the point of death for several week-. Mis. Young lives north of Greenea-th* and west of Somerset church. She was better Sunday aud hopes were entertained of her recovery.
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Burnine: Pain
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Erysipelas in Face and Eye*
Tor-
Buy your clothing, etc., at the ancth 11 ale of damaged goods on east side square, Sat unlay : Perkins building, •it
Inflammation Subdued and tures Ended by Hood’s. “I nm so glad to he relieved of my torture* that Ism willing to tell the benrats I have dorived from Hood's Sarsaparilla. In April and May, I was nnil* h i wch i r; ipelas la my face and eyes, which spread to icy throat and neck. I tried divers ointments ipd alterative*, hut there was no permanent ii' an nii i 1 of the l urtv* lug, torturing p 'll, 1 oeuliar to tY.s eomplaluL 1 began to t.ike Hoo V . Sarsaparilla and
Felt Marked Relief
before I had finished the first bottle. I eorv tinned to linpno e until, when I had taken fou*
South tireeiicttMtii*. Mike Kearns is now playing tile role of the “village smithy” at Cole Bros.’ establish merit.
The south mission Sunday school has elected class leaflet's as follows : For the north section, U. T. Ashlev; for the south section, Mrs. All-
bright.
'Squire Blue, of south Putnam, was in the city last evening,
guest of Dr. Brazier.
Sherman Nelson is ulile to he on
HOOD’S Sarsaparilla CORES
bottle*. I was completely cured, and felt that all *lgn*. marks and symptoms of that dire com. plaint had forever vanished." Mas. E. E.
jttawa. IIIlUhiTO, Wisconsin.
Hood’s Pills are prompt and efficient, y#l easy lu Action- bold by all druggists. 24c.
<01 South vm Big Four.
Fehninn alii the Hid Four will the ; sell excursion tickets to points in Alaj bunia, Kli'i'iiln, Georgia, Kentucky and Virginia, ami t > all points in Louisiana, Missi-i-ippi, North Carolina Si uth
th“ streets again aftei a lew weeks i 1 urolina ioi I Ttutnessee. Return limit
illness.
' 2 ) days. Half f ire. F. P. H ukstis.
Keal Kstate Transfers. George Owen to Henry and Alice KtifTtiit.ii, laud lu l loyd tp., Sldo.i. A. V. McKamoy to .loseph W. McKaincy, land 111 t loverdale tp., ff-kl'. Jesse G. 1‘lunkctt to John W Kggrri. lend 11 Jack-i hi tp.. JTiin.
Don’t fail to attend the auction sale of ihimagfl I'lothing, etc., on Saturday, the I'.tth. at the Perkins room on cast -hie square, comm iicing at ten o’clock
a. m.
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BATES OF SUQS'R PI ION. One Tear tn luteanee Sir months Three months this month Per week h\i Carrier
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All JO
When delivery Is made by carrier, all eubscriplion acoounts are to be paid to them as they call and receipt for same.
M.J. BBCKETT HAHHY M. SMITH.
Publisher Managing Editor
Address all communications to Thk Daii.y Hannkii Times. Greencastle. Ind.
Spei ial Notice. All copy for changes of display ativertisements in the daily Banner Times must he handed in at the counting rooiM by ten o’clock in the morning to secure a change the same <liv. All handed in at a later hour will not be changed until the day following.
I.x the legislative committees of the bouse the Putnam county representatives have places on the following committees: Mr. Moore— judiciary, affairs of the city of Indianapolis, reformatory institutions, chairman. Mr. Hanna— fees and salaries, canals, natural resources.
not legally sell her doll, cannot he held liable for any contract she may make, yet she may lawfully consent to part with what the whole world is powerless to restore. This law is a relic of the barbarous past. The moral men and women of the state should demand a reform in no uncertain tones. There is not a single argument of any moment in favor of this obnoxious statute. Every W. C. T. U. should petition the legislators. Where no such an organization exists the leading men and women should start a petition. This was done in Tennessee, and the age of consent was raised from i fourteen to sixteen years. We must raise it to eighteen. This cannot he done without a great effort on the part of social reformers.
Again are ne Slandered* Cruwfordaville Journal.
The meanest man in the world has been discovered in Greencastle.
I His name is George Albright and did great work on this circuit last year, for the last vear or two he has been all< ' ilre t0 n °te that he is being engaged to marry Miss Lizzie Jor , wi ‘" su ‘7< s thU y^r.
dan. The wedding day was fixed
Courage. Because I hold it sinful to despond And will not let the bitterness of life Blind mo with burning ti ara, but look beyond Its tumult and its strife;
Revival Service* at College Avenue. Great interest was given to the meeting at College Avenue last night by an account by Bro. Hollingsworth of his experience, and
some time since, hut George claimed that he was unable to fulfill his engagement because of the financial depression. But last week, when Lizzie pressed him, be agreed to
who was converted from
the dildi eleven years ago, delivered a lecture on Monday evening to a crowded house. Subject: “l a a greater sinner than Paul ever was.” lie viewed the life of Paul at some length, claiming that Paul did not have 'he advantage of the ehureh that we have
have the wedding at once if she i today, and contrasted it with that of
would loan him $2 to pay for a license. She gave him the money from her hard-earned savings, but the rascal went to the clerk’s office and got a license to marry another girl. Miss Jordan has interrupted
his own life.
NEW MAYS VILI.K.
D P. Sutherliii received quite a painful hurt while attending his sister-in-i law’s funeral. On alighting from the 1 carriage, lie attempted to blanket his
. , . , t | horses. They became frightened and
the happiness of his honeymoon by j stHrted to n , n aml tlln . w him „ n the having him arrested for obtaining frozen ground. Arm and side badly
money under false pretenses, and 1 bruised.
he now lies in jail.
Senator Sellar, of Montgomery,
and Putnam, has introduced into by the presence of Mr. John Hi.lis,
wno led the singing and gave a solo. The meetings are increasing
the senate a hill to amend the acts prohibiting the obstruction of uiiches; also a hill to recover the last section corners. It is rumored Senator S. will introduce a hill to recover the lost democratic major-
ity in his district.
Hon. T. T. Moore is forging to the front as a legislator, and the people of this district are taking a great deal of pride in the amount and character of the legislation he is proposing and introducing. His hill for the regulation of the saloon and screen matters meet the hearti’ approbation of the temperance people, and on other matters he is acting with great wisdom. The Urawfordsville .lonmal says. “Representative Moore, of Montgomery,
steadily in attendance and power.
better Lint. The following lettera remain in the Greeneastle postofRcc uncalled for Jan. 10,1895: Miss Leontim Evans, Miss Martha Baker, Miss Dora Anderson, Mrs. Willis Bierd, Mr. M. L. Brondy, Mr. Owen Wright, Mr. Harvey Wells, John T. Richardson, W. H. Woodruff, Mr. Mia) 1 Young, esq., Miss Pliebe George, Martha .Smith, Mr. Dolph Kelley, Mrs. Mel.eland, Mrs. Alice Aplib, Mrs. Miarah Leiring, Kiana Smith. 1 n i-alliug for same please say “atlvertieed.” Willi* G. Nmrr, P. M .
Believe They Have a Snap.
Bloomington sent a delegation to this city to hear the DePauw primary debate on Monday evening. After speaking of the DePauw manner of holding the debate, the Telephone college reporter sum-
marizes as IoIIowb :
No particular comprehensive knowledge of the subject was bUi wn. By the decision of the judges, Messrs. House, Lewis and Murray were selected the representatives of DePauw. Mr. Schnepp was chosen as possible alternate. Indiana university’s representatives were present, and were treat-
Died, at her residence one and onehalf mile south of town, Margaret Naylor, an old and highly respected citizen. Interred at Bainbriilge. Bi'ii Tool bus moved to Hendrick* county, where he will engage in farm-
ing.
Charley Long, of Parke county, was back to the old homestead tins week. Rev. A. S. Mayliall is holding a protracted meeting at the Baptist church this week.
Borauso 1 lift my head above the mist, Where the aun shines and lhe broad breezes blow, By every ray and every raindrop kissed That God’s love doth bestow,
Think you I find no bitterness at all. No burden to be borne, like Christian’s pack*: Think you there are no ready tears to fall Because I keep them back?
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Why should 1 hug lift ’s ills with cold r* serve. To curse myself and all who love me? Nay? A thousand times more good than 1 deserve God gives me every day.
THIS IS THE PLACE
And in each one of these rebellious tears. Kept bravely back, ho makes a rainbow shine. Grateful, 1 take his slightest gift. No fears Nor any doubts are mine.
Dark skies must clear, and when the clouds are past One golden day redeemh » weary year. Patient, I listen, sure th.it swt ct i.fc Ja.it Will sound his voice of cheer.
Then vex mo not with chiding. Lot me be. 1 must be glad and grateful to the cud. I grudge you not your cold and darkness—me The powers of light befriend. —Celia Thaxtef.
Where great bargains are more than realized. Values advert Iscd here are nut visionary. A lArge number of people during the past week have found that the bargains here never fail to materialize on call.
CUT PRICES STILL ON.
Man.
We are the creatures and the sport of chance, Puppets tossed hither and thither in idle play, Awhile—a little while—fooled to suppose *Ve do the dancing we are jerked to do, And then, resolved from our compacture brief Into the atoms which once on a time Together chanced and bo were we, we drop Plumb down again into the gn at inane Abvss and recommence the eternal whirl!
L.UBTEKE The 3tikorlitciit Can supply you with better
B R
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Than you can make yourself and CHEAPER.
Get om“ of his tii'kft* anil yon will also grt h Brvail Box wbi'ii the ticket is all puiicheil out.
BOSTON STOKE.
nrssKt lvii.t v. Snow fifteen inches deep. The I. D. & W. railroad bad a wreck last Saturday evening at South Wave-
land.
Ilaz.elett Post G. A. R. of RussellrSMe, Installed her officers last Friday. Every body is putting up ice for next
Grand Clearance Sale For the Next THIRTY DAYS.
ed with boundless hospitality by! 8 , immer
their Del auw friends. Iheyfeelj George Scott and Dr. Harvey’s daugh-
very much encouraged after hear-! u , r Bert , m wt . re mHrrie( , la „ t we , k .
ing the primary, and are sanguine | The quarter inch of black snow was
of success when the debate on Feb. a p UZ/ .i e r for our citizen*.
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Wl,. ii Others Full
Hood's Sarsaparilla builds up the shattered system by giving vigorous action to tl!" digestive organs, creating an :tp-
Putnani and ( lav, has presented a pi tiii and purifying the blood. !i i-
Cupt. Mnrtln'ft Darn. The barn on ( apt. H. B. Martin's farm, one quarter of a mile northeast of Cloverdale, burned j ester day between three and four p. in. The origin of the lire is a mystery, as there had been no one about the bain since the feeding time in the morning. There was fio insurance. Los* about, $800, consisting of buy,
Burt Clark says In* will manage a lunch room and restaurant. Aaron A. Graham sold C. V. Hogkiu 1700 bushels two year old wheat for 50 cents a bushel this week. Harrison Wilson, an old soldier, is quite ill.
wheat and feed, new farm wagon
bill torf' gulate fori ign insura ih'i' ; i ieiri'd by inodeni inethods, po-si.s-c- an q () th e r lunuiiig implements. companies. The. object of the bill T 1 ” > po^rs, and has patrk . k McA liv ^ on lhe
the most wonderful record of actual
C AR1“ KNTK RS V1 LLK. Our town is quiet since the lire today a week ago. The insurance adjusters have not come around yet. Eli Anderson has got a shop moved on the ground and will soon !>. ready fm work again. Mr. Prather thinks of building again but will not fully decide until ln« losses
is to prevent the formation of compact* or trusts to raise iuaniunce rates. It provides that when an outside company doing business in
are adjusted. The Odd Fellows will
He was in town at the time of the
move their lodge In Rouchdule.
cures of any medicine in c xistenec. | ** v “ v " l he relief committee for the Nebra Take only HhoiI’k. j lire. Mrs. McAtoy liist notic.' i the sufferers met Monday evening and Hood’s Pills are purely vegetable, j 0,, t top ol till' the committee reported quite a iiuiub
and do not purge, pain or gripe.
25c j roof.
1 of donations of money, ilour, wheat,
DRE1SS GOODS. 30 inch half wool Cashmeres, reduced to 10 cents from 20 cents per yaid. 36 inch half wool Cashmeres, reduced to 19 cents from 25 cents per yard. 36 inch half wool Hopsackings, all colors, 19 cents, reduced from 25 cents per yard. 40 inch all wool Henriettas and Serges, 39 cents, reduced from 50 cents per yard. 44 inch all wool Henriettas and Serges, 45 cents, reduced from 60 cents per yard. 54 inch Ladies’ Cloth, all colors, 59 cents, reduced from 75 cents per yard. Cashmere DeLaine dress patterns at 75 cents. Ladies’ fine natural wool Vests, 75 cents reduced from $1.00. Ladies’ extra fine all wool Hose, 19 cents, reduced from 30c. All wool Twilled Skirts. Plannels, in all colors, 2^ cenN reduced from 35 cents. All wool Breakfast Shawls, 48 cents, reduced from 65 cents. 3000 yards Dress Ginghams at five cents per yard.
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1. Abrams Se Son. West Bide Square.