Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 February 1895 — Page 2
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THE BANNER TOTES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY FEBRUARY 8 l*9o
MODEL’S
SPECIAL SALE OF
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miVK.
At Greatly Reduced Prices.
Men's and Boys’ Merino Shirts and drawers 20c each. £i.oc and $1.25 Heavy Wool Shirts and Drawers 75c each. All lined 50c Gloves and Mittens for 37c. All lined $1.00 goods for 75c.
MODEL Clothing House, F. A. HAYS, Prop.
This space will be taken by GEO. E. BLAKE, INSURANCE and LOANS.
$4, the editor writes it up, and gets 00; it marries, the minister gels another fee. the editor gets a pieee of eake or 000; in a course of time it dies, th - doctor gets from to |10, the minister gets another $4,the uu dertaker $20 to $40—the editor prints it and receives 0000—and then the privilege is extended of running free ot charge a card of thanks.
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A Mass Meeting Called. A cull has been issued by the undersigned for a mass meeting I for Saturday night us fullows:
MASS MEETING.
There will he a mass meeting at I the court bruse. Saturday night, , Feb. i), 1895, at 7 :30to endorse and to urge the passage of the Nicholson temperance bill. Dr. J. P. I). John, Hon. T. T. Moore, C. B. t'ase and others will deliver addresses. Excellent music will be furnished by the DePauw school of music and brass band. Corne everybody. Bring \our friends. Mrs. J. P. D. John. Jonathan Birch, Mrs. F. A. Arnoth, Isaiah Vermillion Mrs. Cakoi.ik k Waltz,
Elisha Bits,
Mrs. E. A. Martin. Srliuyler at Danville*. Danville HeaublloaD.
Schuyler Hamrick, a young man who has been in school here for some weeks, hut who put in more hours with the boys than he lias burning the midnight oil, was ar rested at Richmond Wednesday j chargeti with forgery. He had been
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
st'fm'nti'* 11 " 1 "'" 1 ''... . ®2An connect?d with the McCormick MaOne month so chine company and it is alleged t’er week hu ('orrier 10 .u . ■ ..,7 ... .
.u„. ._ settling with them, he
on his father, who Hamrick, me t f the
chine
that in
When delivery Is made by carrier, all sub- | , , u i scrlptlon accnunts are to be (mid to them as forged H cneck
they call and receipt fur same.
M. J. nECKETf IIAHKV M. SMITH.
is J. R. H.
Address all communications to Tub Daii.v Hannbr Timrs,
Grecncastlc. ind.
The fire record in surrounding cities is appalling. This cold weather breeds fires, as many chimneys are brought into use which in
...Manngmg Editor 1 P rominent aIld respected ci< izebS
of Putnam county. Young Hamrick was lately in the DePauw theological school and preached at a number of stations around Greencastle. He left school there and came to Danville, where he joined ! the Methodist church by letter
ordinary times are unused.
We!! tp Voil t* flues
Look ^he only loss in Danville on ac
j count of Ids sojourn here is ten (dollars by Hugh Adams who kino-
Emtok Arnold attended a meet-, |y cRg^ed a ten dollar check ou tilting of democratic editors «t I mil-: Central National bank of Green * T ,R,,oli* this week. A resolution ; w h,ch check was not cashed criticising tlie course of Grover J by the Greencastle bank.
Cleveland was proposed and
was proposed anti re-
ferred almost unanimously to the committee on resolutions. Thomas Taggart got wind of the resolution autl when the committee reported the resolution was tabled. The editors were squelched by the boss.
The charity side of religion should be given the most prominence at this time. Such nights as the one just passed are terriHe experiences for the poor. If you
Revival Serviced al CoKle^*) Ateuue Evangelist Walker treated the twenty or thirty people who gath ered at College Avenue church last n'ghf to the best sermon that he has delivered here. The text was ‘•And the blood of Jesus Christ his son deanseth us from all sin.” The small audience being gathered near the front, enabled Bro. Walker to speak in a conversational tone that gave to the sermon much of the
know of any one who is m need, character of the class room instrucyou can do no better act than to t' on ‘‘ l professor. 1 he term hunt him up and take him a bucket “blood was interpreted as indudof coal or a supply of provisions, ihg the death of < hrist, His nicritIt is a time when deeds of that orious sufiering, HU whole life, and Lind connt for good above all else. * , ’ a ' nv ‘* “her. abroad in our hearts. 1 Proof texts were given for each of A R riuFi. newspaper man gives these Interpretations, this philosophical reason for quit- The serinon was dear, abounding ting the business: “A child D in good points and new ideas, and horn, the doctor in ullcudance gels yet scriptural and convincing. It de$10, the editor notes it and gets 0; serves to be heard by a larger aud-
it is christened, the minister gets ience.
COLDEST OF THE SEASON.
FROM COMFORTABLE CALIFORNIA.
A Terrible Nlfcht’* Mru^Kle Agnuiftt the
Klemeiits. Twenty Below Zero, Last nLht will iu all probability
go into the records ns the worst of the season so far as cold is con cerned. Every indication vester dav pointed to a severe night and ce|ve ,| the result was too true. Those
An tnIrrr,tinjc I.eitnr front it GrrenrnKi ItLatly SttjnnriiiiiK in that l.antl.
2124 Estrella Ave.,
I.us Anoei.es. Cal., Jan. 14. IsSa. Mrs. Ki.i.kn It. Tixiii.EV, Cor. Sec. i f
the Woman's ( Itib:
Peak Madam—Not long since I rea very acceptable letter from Mrs. Prof. Lmigilen. She acted under
who could protect themselves made instructions from the soeietv. and ennevery preparation to keep from i V ' , V' 1 >'> kind wishes of the
freezing and we know of u number
s.ime. At the time of writing I could not find the program, and did not re-
who remained up all night watch member the present corresponding seeing fires, keeping warm. But how ret a ry. I make my bow tins time to was it with those who had nothing?; the proper otlieial, and wish all a happy
Many a poor family in this conn
try. some in this city even, who su if ered for fuel. Thermometers about the c’tv varied from sixteen to twenty-two below zero this morning at day lignt. A fair average was twenty below which is cold enough for all ordinary purposes. Several grocers have lost heavily this cold spell, having had their potatoes, turnips and other stocks well nigh ruined by the frost. The oldest inhabitant hasn’t much of a cinch on the younger fellows now as this spell is hard to beat even in his tory. It is hoped that last night’s straw was the one that broke the backbone of the cold and that a warm w'ave will soon relieve us.
new tear. California still offers to me many attra'ii.ns. New scene-i and beauties each day tend to shorten time, and hasten the return of spring to all sections of mir country. However, from the weather reports from Indianapolis and vicinity, with the thermometer at thirteen degrees below zero, does not indicate an immediate prospect of “singing birds an I springing flowers.” While you are revelling in sleigh-rides and snow-halls, 1 am occasionally taking my lunch under the trees, as we would in June. Yet, sometimes tlieie are “days dark and dreary.” When it rains (their winter) there is hut little wind, no snow, no thunderor lightning, and the rain only last- two days at a time. But the mini ! Yet a few hours of sunshine, and it is sufficiently dried to go out. Last Saturday (12tll) Besde (.Sherman's wife) hoys and myself took a car (electric) at our door, ran down to Fir.-t street, (two miles) there a cable
A man stood on the corner of j “I’ Temple street, (three miles) then a
V’ine and Washington streets this morning and started to say ‘ good morning.” He froze to a pillar of ice for lying. He forgot the story about some one having been turned to salt for telling a til). It wasn’t a good morning at all. The morn-
ing was decidedly had.
‘T’ll quit you cold” is the favor-
ite slai.g saying today.
A moon dog was visible about six o’clock. We have had sun dogs before, hut this is the first instance we have heard of a lunacanine. It was in the western heavens and was a brilliant sight. Like the ground-hog, the local weather prophet who predicted a mild and open winter from the
dummy, (out two miles) then auothcr dummy a short distance, then a steam car (out five miles further) to “Hollywood” and ’‘Cayaheunga Pass,” prom-
inent resorts.
It is almost a continuation of Los Angeles, and shows its wonderful growth in a few years. The entire trip is one scene of beamy anil grandeur. Beautiful cottages, villas and houses of every variety of a.ichitectiirc are to be seen. Some of them iu (be v.dl ys amid-t oral) e and lemon groves, or stately palms, or at the rear -if long avenues of the pepper-certainly, the prettiest of all trees, a combination of the weeping willow and the fern. Just now tiltlong pendants of red b -rries add to the charming effect. The bright, eleai , green leaves of the orange and lemons, from the washing of the recent rains, with their goldtffi fruit, make you feel that truly this is a laud of wonderful
Carpet and Sale! To make room for our spring purchases we place on sale our elegant stock of carpets, art squares, rugs, etc., at the following prices; CARPETS. Extra super all wool ingrain carpets, including Lowells, worth 70 to 75 cents go at 57!* cents Extra all wo 1 carpets worth 60 and 05 cents for 52)$ 50 and 55 cent all wool carp* Is will be sidd now at T2 1 ,, cents 40 and 45 cent carpets 36 '-ents 45 cent carpets for g7i a cents 25 cent carpets for 10 cents
RIGS. $5 00 Smyrna rugs for $3 87 4 00Smyrna rugs 2 08 3 00 Smyrna rugs 2 13 2 00 Smyrna rugs 1 56 1 25 -<myrnH mgs ON 1 00 Smyrna rugs 70 5 00 Moqiiette rugs for 3 50 3 50 Moquette rugs 2 37 1 25 Moquette rugs . . 08 2 75 and 3 00 fur rugs 2 10
ART SQUARES. Large size ingrain, fringed. $4 50 Art Squares for $3 63 5 (HI Art Squares ;j gy 6 00 Art Squares 4 yg 0 00 Art Squares 1; gy HASSOCKS 75 cent Hassocks for 56 cents $1 (HI Hassocks. 70 cents 1 25 Hassocks 08 cents
The shove prices are for cash down. Our assortment is good, handsome, new patterns, and these prices will make them go. so come quickly. Our new Spring Jtress Goods are coming in and you will find our store brim full of Bargains. The D. Langdon Co.
For that JJry r J?eoIinzj of t! e skin, for chapped hands, face and lips, there is a sure remedy. The Prescription is
JONES’
Toilet Cream
Use after washing hands and before going out of doors. Price 10 and 20 cts.
Jones’ Drug Store.
cheerful faces showed delight fur such
opportunities.
In an hour we were again in the populous part of the city, an I after another half hour safely at limin' on quiet Es-
-C'n Irui vita Hrs alsaw/j Chicago Rh£
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the; growth. Some ot the dwellings me
i upon the foot-hills, which are already green, making a background for the I red, white and yellow gables or turrets, and behind these the grand old momi-
anple-worm, the ague-worm, hog’s milt and thq corn shuck, has retired to his hole for a six weeks
to come.
Prof. II. B. Longden came in tains, so blue on a dear day. Towerwith a twenty-two below report *■•;? over all and far away are the
“Spanish Peaks,” lifting their snowy summits to the warm, invigoratingsunshiue. I tierc are few fences,but hedgeof cedar and laurestina, at the base of which often spring up geraniums and sweet, alyssom, growing in wild pro-
this morning. E. Grantham did the!
same.
There is a thermometer over near Fillmore that cavorted around with a chip on its shoulder and
r -gistered twenty below zero the i f,l ' ; ' <>n
other day when decent thennimnters were even up at zero. We confidently expect to hear the Fill more instrument had a fit last night. The ice men threw up their hands today. They are satisfied. One dealer states that he has so much ice he is afraid it will get worms in it before he sells it all! It’s an ill zephyr that watts nothing. The college clock couldn't stand it and sensibly froze up. Wp know the birds will come atrain, Tliotitfh fur they seem to stray An examination of our patent automatic, self acting light running poetry grinder registered the above this morning at daylight, but consideratly congealed and quit on two lines. We believe that effort would have been a daisy had the j elements permitted the machine to | work it out. The Vandalia trots up n ther-j
“The Pass’’ is a narrow depression of the mountains that opens to the ocean and Ins upon on” side a large canyon, where you may gather shells, mosses and bright-colored stones. Wp ate our lunch under the wide-spreading boughs of a magnificent pepper tree, near an orange ranch. I could not think it was January At 2 p. m. we returned via the same route. The various cars were filled with Chinese coming from their vegetable gardens, Mexicans with their baskets and wares, Indians from the r.iiches or working on the roads, and tourists of till sorts, whose eager eves were taking in the sights, and whose
mometer that registered twenty- | nine !>e!,#w. They take the prize. ' W. H. Allen reports the loss of a i large number of potatoes, which j were frozen iu his store cellar. He will present them to any poor who will call, as they can he used pro | fitably if cooked before they under- j go a slow thawing process. A jimmy has been necessary so far tn February to unlnsen frozen items, but this morning the Banner Times reporter carried a full set of burglar tools. Common Moiinp Should he used in attempting to cunchat very disagreeable di-ease, catarrh. As catarrh originates in impurities iu th«* h|ood. local application** can d n no permanent good. The common sense ( method of treatment Is to purify the blood, and for this purpose there is no 1 preparation superior to Hood’s Sursa-j parilla. Hood's Pills cure constipation by restoring peristaltic action to the alimentary canal.
. 1:20 a m 1005 p m .12:05 p m 2: IT a ra ■ 2:22 p 111 . 1:45 p m
l:>ocdl Time (Lard. BIG FOUR.
GOING BAST.
No 10* Veetlbuled Kxpr<#8 ft:33 p a No ’ii Indiunupoli* Accommodation .8:4* h jo No 18* Southwestern Limited 1:5 p ji No 8* Mail 4:35 p ra No 14* 2:50 a m
GOING WEST.
No 7* Vestibulod Express 12:22 am No 9* Mail 8:42 a m No 17* Southwestern Li mi fed 12:49 p m No ‘.it Terre Haute Accommodation . ♦»: 3 p m No 11* 12:58 a m
* Dally + Except Sunday.
Train No. 14 hauls sleepers to Boston and Columbus, sleepers and coaches to Cincinnati. No. 2 conn<‘cts for Chicago, Cincinnati Cleveland and Michigan division points. No 18 hauls sleepers for Washington via r. (). sleep r for New York and connects for ColuintHis No. 8 connects for ( incinnati and Michigan division points at Wabash. No. 10. “Knltkcrhockcr Special” sleepers for Now York. Nos. 11, 9 find 17 connect in M. Louis Union depot with western roads. No. 9 con-
,,,, ... , ,, , nects at Paris with < airo division for points trclla. 1 he Woman 8 Exchange is a | south, and at Mattoon with i ( for points pleasant place to spend an hour. It i- n,,, ' h - F P. IIttestib, Axent in the same building and near the rooms
of “The Friday Morning Club” the most pretentious of Los Angeles literary societies Subjects of the gravest character, such is Cremation, are thoroughly discussed by women physicians, of whom there are many here Dentistry also by women* Women lawyers, too, have their say. and women of seienee, loo, miisi he given space and time. At the exchange you find work Ot all sin ts by women—Mexican, Spanish, Italian, Amerieau—all for sale. The Chamber of Commerce a fiords a great
deal of pleasure.
Here you find a magnificent display of all tropical fruits, fresh, dried or preserved. Nuts of all kinds in all varieties of designs; flowers; minerals, of winch this country is so prolific; school exhibits of a mechanical character; grains in all forms and stages; and in the principal hall you find an art gallery, embracing pictures in oil, water colors, sketches of pen and ink, and a large di-play of china decoration. All by Los Angeles artists. The china work is pronounced by judges to be of tin- finest sort. Fome of the pictures in oil are of a high grade of work, and lunch promise is expected of the authors. Los Angeles will entertain the Citrus state fair in February. Then will he shown the capacity of California in that line, embracing fruits of all kinds, nuts of every variety, flowers beyond description, and all other things possible. I hope to see it, having attended the same fair at Riverside seven
years ago.
Since I wrote last I have had a de lightlnl visit to Sail Diego. It is a charming old place, now tilled with tourists from ali parts of the world— some to spend a few weeks or months, some to remain as citizens. The society ought to he of the best character, for it is made up of persons of wealth and culture from the many states beyond the Rockies, i could write fur hours j upon its oeauiilui hay,grand old mumi- |
tains, line beaches and resorts, and] W ill supply the people with ttrstclass hIhivc mII of “Hotel <lel Cornnado,” upon ; DKOCKItl KS at the lowest living
Coronado island, hut will wait until I return. Nu-.v my !, tier is long. Hoping it may find you each and all hnppj
In effect Sunday, May i7,1893.
NORTH HOUND.
No 4* i hicajro Mall No rt* ” Express.. N o 44t Local...
SOUTH HOUND.
No 3* Louisville Mall No 5* Southern Express No 43+ Local * Dully, t Except sunda».
VANDALIA LINE. Trains leave ureencastle, Ind., in effect Jan
2D. 1895
roit the west.
No 15 Ex. sun H:H>a m, for St. U>uls No 7 Daily 12:25 a m, for St. Louis. No 1 Dally 12: 2 p m, for st. Louis. No 21 Daily l:'i r > p in. for -t. Louis. No 5 pally 9:01 a in, for St. Louis. No a Lx. Sun 5:2s p tn, for Terre Haute
KOII the east.
No 4 Ex. Sun 8:4oa in, for Indianapolis. No 20 DrIIv 1 :l*ini •• ».
No 8 No 18 No 12
Dally 1:35 p in. Dally 3:35 p in,
-ini
Ex. Sun «:2( p tn. Dally 2:35 a tn, *•
No 8 Dally 3:32 am “ No 2 Dally 8:10 p tn
REMEMBER THAT
f}. 01 n]oore
ami comfortable, and thoroughly di— ciissnig “Immigration” and “Mexico,” both large, important and interesting subjects, 1 remain sincerely, Carrie Sii.liman Hammond.
South Greencastle.
James Murphy is seriously ill to-
Burning Pain Qryslpelas !n Face and Inflammation Subdued and Tor-
tures Ended by Hood’s.
“I am so glad to lie relieved of my torture* that I am willing to tell the benefits I have tie- (J a y_ rived from Hood's Sarsaparilla. In April and
May, I was afflicted with erysipelas in my fac* Ex-Mayor John Marley went to
and eyes, which spread to my throat and neck. |, , . . ' „ ,
I tried divers ointments and alteratives, bul Baill >ridge JCSterday at noon on
there was no permanent abatement of the burn- t-„>.*»■» l.n-.i.w.oo leg, torturing pain, peculiar to this complaint. u.iKnown uusitiess. X began to take Hood's Sarsaparilla and ,
Lundy ( raw Icy is very low today with stomach trouble at his
home on Fox Ridge.
Henry Ilillis took advantage of tiie cold snap and went to Terre
Haute this morning.
Gov. Chib k Burch is at home from Indianapolis, having been
Felt Marked Relief
before I had finished the first bottle. J coiw tinned to Improve until, when 1 had taken fous
MOOD’S Sarsaparilla CURES
bottles, I was completely cured, am! felt that nit tailed by reports of Buttering on
signs, marks and symptoms of that dire cot v ,1,., “at tin ” plaint had forever vanished." Mrs. E. E. *
Ottawa, Hillsboro, Wisconsin.
Hood’s Pills are prompt and efficient, j A easy In action, bold by all druggists. 25c. |
John Grimes Terre Haute.
is at home from
I'KOIll V DIVISION Lea o Terre Haute.
No 75 Kx sun 7:05 a m. tor I’-orla. No 77 ** ** 3:55 p ir. for Decatur. For complete time card, irlvu.* all trains atul stations, and for full information as to
rates, through cars, etc., address
.1.8. Dowuno, Agent,
F Brunner. Ureencastle. Asst, (len’l Puss. Agt, St. Ixuils, Mo.
Some
Married Women
Don’t
See the
Necessity
of adhering In that homely adage “the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach.” But they make a mistake Feed your Imslmnd on delicious nondyspeptic biscuit made with Jones’ I’ure Baking Powder. Price, '.;ib20c;
lilt 35c.
prices | also keep too line of t^lass-wan-and Queeusware. Decorated Dinner Sets, owl-ami Pitchers, and Tin ware of sd! kimls. Salt by the barrel. I keep a fine line of To.let Snaps. Ali kinds of Fruits, Nuts ami ('nndies for Holiday Trade. Last but not least, w ill give with every box of Mascott’s Baking Powder—price 25 cents—a child* quadruple silver -et. embossed knife, lurk and spoon. Just the thing.
J. W. Moore,
. Hide Square. Abram’s Old Stand.
44-3m
J. MERKLE THE TAILOR in hifl oM HtHmi above the Western Union I oleKTaph office. All of you who wlnh tuilorIn* done hrlnir it In am time diirin* the work Nowoik done on Sunday. All work cu^h. All win k left over 30 days extra charge 27-3in
COLD WEATHER. Doesn’t hinder plastering when dune w ith Adamant. See R- B- HURLEY For further iidornndion. BOX 773 —■
I Ik* Banned Time* keeps :i stock of lluosiei Record pens, the best on earth.