Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 February 1895 — Page 2

THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY FEBRUARY 11 1*95

MODEL’S

A HEARTY ENDORSEMENT-

by a

SPECIAL SALE OF

liiitiT : liKliiwi'iir : anil : liks.

At Greatly Reduced Prices.

Hen's and Boys’ Merino Shirts and drawers 20c each. $i.oc and $1.25 Heavy Wool Shirts and Drawers 75c All lined 50c Gloves and Mittens for 37c. All lined $1.00 goods for 75c.

each.

MODEL Clothing House, F. A. H A VS, Prop.

This space will be taken by GEO. E. BLAKE, INSURANCE and LOANS.

extent a letter as far as it goes. Still I am glad that it goes

DAILY BANNER TIMES I'niiiuii.-a .•very hH.ttkphu <-xoe|>t Sunday «t thr HannkH Timbi* corner Vine and franklin itreets. AQVERTISINCi. Kbadino Noticbs S cents per line, one line parityraphs chaririHl as occupying two lines space. 115 lines * cent* per line 50 " 3‘ 1 100 •• 3 mo •• *•* aOO •• Hlst-Hy rail's umde known on application. Cl.at.si's for display advertisements must be handed In by 10 o’clock t. m. eachday. KeadIna advertisements will be received each day up to l o'clock ,i. m. All communications should be signed with the name of the writer: not necessarily for public Cion, but as evidence of itood faith. Anonymous communications can not be noticed. Where delivery is irregular please report same promptly lit publication office. Specimen copies mailed free on application. RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. !Jn» I’Mir in Six months 2.W Wirff mnnthf l--o One motiffi Per week hy Cnrrter 1° When delivery Is made by carrier, all subscription aeeounts ai'e to be paid to them as they call and receipt for same. X. J. BHCRRTT Publisher HARRY M. SMITH. Managing Editor Address all comtnimieations to Tint Daily Banner Times. Oreenoaatle, Ind.

as far as it tloos. There is law enough in the state of Indiana to wipe out a considerable portion of iis saloons, and to reduce greatly the evils ot the remainder; hut the trouble is, this law is violated with impunity because of the difficulty of its enforcement. If it were prac t’cully certain that the saloon would be detected in the violation of law and found guilty by the c uirts, it would not violate the law; and as a consequence its numbers would be /greatly diminished and the evils of the survivors materially lessened.”

Niclinlfton Hill Im K.iidorK**.!

l ull of People.

That there is a decided temperance sentiment in Greeneastle was evidenced by the mass* meeting called out on Saturday evening, in response to hand bills and newspaper announcements. The court house was crowded to overflowing with people of both sexes and all shades of religions and political belief. They came tor a purpose, and that purpose was t arried out to the satisfaetion of the most earnest en- [ thusiast, ami the meeting was very successful, fulfilling the purpose for whicti it was ealled—an endorsement of and to urge tile passage of the Nicholson temperance bill now pending before the leg's-

laiure.

The meeting opened at eight o’clock with every seat in the liou-e taken. Mayor Birch presided, and in a briet manner stated the object of the meeting and discussed the intense interest manifested in temperance legislation during the session of the general assembly. A quartette composed of Messrs. Gil hert and Burlingame, Miss Rowley and Mrs. New house sang “My Country ’Tis of Thee” in a most beautiful manner. Pres. J P. D. John, the next speaker of the even ing, made an earnest and pointed address, saying in substance we are here as citizens of a great commonwealth, and not as members of a politH a! organization or church to ! look after the welfare of this great commonwealths. He pointed out the commendable features of the present liquor law and also the inadequacy of it. The doctor is

l>r. I'isk Abroad.

Rock port. Ind., Exclmnyrc*

On Thiirurtax evening, .Inn 21 we ha i the pleasure of listening to an exceedingly interest ing and in structive lecture delivered by Rev Dr. Fisk at the Preshx terinn ehurch. Tiie leeture had been delivered before the teachers’ association at Gentryvide, and elicited such admiration that man\ of the citizens of Rocs port requested Dr. F. to repeat it A large aud’ence greet ed the speaker, and lieitrtiiy cnjoxed the forcible recital of the incidents in the New Jersey campaign of the Revolutionary war, which formed the basis of this lect These incidents illustrating

Fnrppt a ml Km? 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 I.oxvells, worth 70 to

7'> cents go at

Extra all wo I carpets worth 00 and (!5 cents for .'ill anil '>*> cc’nt all wool carp* is xvill he sold now at 40 and 4"> cent carpets ;t.-» cent carpets for ’2~> cent carpets for

571s cents •">- ' 2 cents 42’,, cents •‘Mi cents •J7 1 . j cents lit cents

RIGS.

U e.

CIRCUIT COURT.

Opening of the Putnam IVbruary Term. A Fair Sized Doeket.

Putnam circuit court xvas ushered in this morning with an interesting departure from ordinary motions Attorney Alice sprung a surprise by moving that Mrs. Jeanette P. Layne lie admitted to the bar as a practicing attorney. Mr. Allee followed his motion by speaking of Mrs. Layne’s ability and study for the legal profession. The oath was administered by Clerk Cullen and Mrs. Layne is now a member

of the bar.

The docket contains fifteen state cases; thirty nine probate causes and seventy two civil suits. The state docket’s first call resulted in the following action : State vs. Adolph Kelly et al, adultery; nollied. State vs. YVm. Peyton, selling liquor on Sunday; nollied. State vs. Edward L. Foster, petit larceny; nollied. State vs. Dan'el Murphy, assault and battery, nollied. James W. Hibbs and James Greene, the fellows who broke into and robbed Will Hammond’s smoke house several weeks ago, plead guilty in ttie circuit court this afternoon, and were fined $10 each

The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette hit upon a praiseworthy and practical plan to relieve the neces-

sities of thousand* of the suffering i a n(i sentenced to three years in the poor of that city last week. It was I penitentiary. Hibbs aumitleu that a “pound” donation in which every he had met Judge McGregor before, body was inxiled to parlicipKU. j } *een to im-pen

Depots for the reception and dis- !

tha genius, character ami leitile resources ot the illustrious Washing ton are interesting in themselves, but rendered the more so by their being given largely in the language of one of Washington's body guard, an e\e witness to the scenes. Dr. Fisk, during his college lite, was fortunate in being thrown in the company with several of the participants in the Revolution, and reoeived directly from them many stories of heroism, endurance and patriotism, not given through the ordinary channels of history. Being a lover of history, and especial ly of historic incident, he has treasured them to be given out in the freshness and forcible English of which lie is master. Appreciating, as we think, the great value of such lectures in the raising of the standard of our culture, we trust that this is but the opening of a luine, full ol the best metal, and that Rockport may have the benefit of many others.

$.j 00 Smyrna rugs for . 4 00Smyrna rugs 3 00 Smyrna rugs 2 00 Smyrna rugs 1 25 Smyrna rugs 1 00 Smyrna rugs. 5 00 Moquette rugs for 3 50 Moipiette rugs . . .. 1 25 Moqnette rugs 2 7.‘i and 3 00 fur rugs .

♦•'I 2 . 2 . 1

S7 OS 13 56 OS 70 50 37 OS 10

ART SQTARES.

Large size ingrain, fringed. 50 Art Squares fnr . ..' $3 63 00 Art Squares 3 00 Art Squares 4 00 Art Squares. 6

S7 08 S7

HASSOCKS

75 cent Hassocks for $1 00 Hassocks. . . . 1 25 Hassocks ....

56 cents 70 cents OS cents

I The atiove prices are fur cash down. Our assortment is good, handsome, new’ patterns, and these prices will make them go, so come quickly. Our new Spring Dress Goods are coining in and you will find our store brim full of Bargains.

The D. LangdonGo.

Par that Ury Feeling

of ti e skin, for chapped hands, face and lips, there is a sure remedy. The Preseripiion is JONES’ Toilet Uream Use after washing hands and before going out of doors. Price 10 and 20 cts.

Jones’ Drug Store.

10 TO E PER CENT.

in Hub

heartily in favor of the Nicholson | Agents wanted to represent us bid, and spoke in greatest praise of' territory. To take measures for suit

it, and be thinks that good results will come if the legislature will but ( heed the general uprising of the people of Indiana in the cause of temperance. Dr. John was followed by Chas. B Case, who endorsed the cause of the meeting in warmest terms, and told of the encouragement this outpouring

to order. Good clianee for a lix’e mao. For further particulars write, giving experience if any. Hart & Oberudcrf. Tailors, Market & (juinoy, Cbieiigo, 111. 10111

Hocal Time Gard. BIG FOUR.

GOING EAST. No 10* Veatlbuled Kxpress 5:48 p a No 21 Imllaimpnlls Accommodation 8:42 a-n No 18* Southwestern biralted 1:52 n xi No 8* Mall 4:35 pm No 14* 2:50 a ra

GOING WEST.

No 7* Vest Uni led Kx press 12:22 am O* Mo< I u..4 >

No 9* Mail .. a i_ No 17* SouthweeternLimited 12:4l» p m No 3t Terre Haute Accommodation . ♦»: n m Noll* 12:5k a m

* Dally *♦’ Except Sunday.

Train No. 14 hauls sleepers to Boston and Columhus, sleepers and coaches to Oinclnuati. No. 2 connects for Chicago, Cincinnati Cleveland and Michitran division points. No

i iran

18 hauls sleepers for Washington via < .X O.

\i

Win. R. Moore and Anna Myers were in the county clerk’s office this morning getting married. 0 |. They took a drive from Stilesville

of-

DO YOU WANT TO MAKE IT7 Then buy your Dry Qoods, Glotliing, Hats, Clips, Boots, Shoos, Groceries, Glasswa re, Queens ware, W o o d e n w a re and Tinware. At the

sleeper for New York and connects fot Columbiis No. 8 connects for Cincinnati and Michigan division points at Wabash. No. ll>. ‘•Knlcltcrhock.-r Special" sleepers for New York. Nos. 7, 11 9 and 17 connect in St. [.outs Union depot with wcsiern roads. No. 9 connects at Paris with I alro division for points south, and at Mnlioon with I t for points

north.

4' I*. I1ITE8TI8. A vent

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Lem ,!u: KixVAWtS-. i CMCtlOjU (ts^

The

people would have on the Putnam 9tartin b' about davll » tlt - county delegation in the iegiala fitting justice was Esquire Isaac

tore, although there was not the least doubt as to the stand those v ' 18

gentlemen would take on the bill. line ,in<1 " e ai t l ultted After a beautiful selection bv f'e dignity of the state hamlsomcly the quartette, W. H. Ragan, who a n<» ‘ M 'editably in the el,ort ' The

Perry, ot Warren .township, and his maiden effort in that

himself and

was a member of the state senate when the present liquor law was passed twenty years ago, narrated how and under what circumstances the bill was passed, and said that it was the best action that could be taken at that time, but he is in fa vnr of the new proposed bill. Prof. Ogg approved of the action and sentiments expressed in the meeting with a neat speech. L. P. Chapin and Elder Morris made some very appropriate remaiks endorsing the Nicholson bill. Hon. T. T. Moore was to have been present and made a speech, but owing to pressing business at Indianapo Iis he was unable to be present. A collection was taken to defray the expenses incurred by the ladies in their undertaking, and a neat sum

AUa-lulseii.

The following resolutions pre seated by James T. Demy were

groom went on record as being twenty-two years of age and the bride as twenty. In response to a question of the reporter if it wasn't a cold drive, about fifteen miles so early in the morning, the bride’s sister blurted out in the current slang of the day, “That's no lie.” A crowd of ab. ut fifty saw the

wedding.

Real K»tate TranHfer*. John H Risk to James Brock, land in F ranklin township, $1. James Brock to John H Risk, land In Franklin tp, $1 Otto Rentzsch to Zell a am! M J Brandon, i land in Greeneastle, $1959. H O Johnson to Zellu and M J Brandon, land ; in Greeneastle, $1.

tribution of contributions were established all over the city and when the appointed day arrived the doors were thrown open to receive, not pound 0 , but literally tons of food and fuel to be carefully distributed among all worthy objects of a noble generosity. In addition to food and fuel there was a donation of twenty thousand garments and a cash donation of $2,7(10. xvas a happy thought on the part of a great newspaper and was nobly responded to by a generous com-

munity.

by him. [passed:

All Washington township whs ini Whkrkas, There is now pending io | ... . .1 ' x-. i I the legislature of this state a bill for ii court this morning on the Greely , ... ,

J act tor the rpirnlaTinn of traffli* R. Huffman seduction ease. The I

an j

regulation of the traffic in I

intoxicating liquor* known n« the Xich- !

case was continued on application I ol.on bill, widen we desire to see be- 1 of the state on the ground that Ora [come law. Therefore, he it

Siner. a witness, could not be found. The case went over to next term.

Iteyonil 4'i>iii|iHrlM»n

Are the good qualities possessed by Mood's Sarsaparilla. Above all it purlt i ilies the blood, ihue stixiigthtudug the nerves; it regulates the digestive or-1

gaits, invigorates the kidneys and liver, j i,,tadal ! y

tones and builds up the entire system.

cures scrofula, dyspepsia, catarrh and rheumatism. Get Hood’s and only | rtie weather.

Retutitn, By this mass meeting of citizens of Putnam county that we do | heartily endorse said hill and ask its

passage by the legislat ure.

Retolved, That the chairman of this meeting be instructed to forward to our senator and representatives copies of J these resolutions, and that ttiey lie

to vote for, and to

| use their influence in favor of the en-

actment of said hill into law.

Globe Store South Greeneastle. J. SUDRANSKI.

In effect Sunday. May /7, 1893. NOKTH llor.Nl>. ] No 4* i hlcatro .Mail l:2n>i in No I!' “ Kxpress 12:05 pm No 441 Isx'al. .. 12:05 p n SOtTTH BOUND. I No -t* I,oiilH\ille 'IhII 2:17 s m ! No 5* Southern Kxpress 2:22 pm No 43t I-oca I 1:45pm * Dally, t Kxoept sunda,.

|p.s if

VANDALIA LINE.

Itevlval Services at C.illt-ke Avenue

Trains leave Ureencastlo, Ind., In effect Jar

20. 1895

i. , - I rOR THE WEST

Mr. Walkers sermons of yester-jNois Ex. sun M:4oain, forst. lamte. . , i ' No 7 l>aily 12:28 a in, for St. I-ouis. dav are considered by man v to be No 1 Dally 12: 2 p m, for st. laiuls. , . ' ■ , No 21 Daily 1:35 p m, for st. lands. the best be lias yet preached. A No r> Dally 9 : oi a m, forsi. t.ouis. . , , , . , ! N ’ 0 3 Kx. Sun 5:28 p m, for Terre Haute

very large audience gathered in tliei for the east.

I No 4 Ex. Sun S:4o a m, for Indianapolis.

evening. It seemed at first that N020 Dally i:35pm

, , , , . | ' No S Dally 3:36 p m, " “ the meeting was threatened with Not# Kx. Sun «:2spm, “ •* . . , , . i No 12 Dally 2:35 a m, “ **

serious interruption, because of i v o « Daily 3:32am “

„ , ! No 2 Dally «:10p m “ ••

failure in the gas supply. Lamps . . i i j * PEORIA DIVISION were, however, borrowed and dir-! I;Ca ,., Tnrre IIftute

No 75 Kx Sun 7:05 a m. tor I’-'orla.

posed about the room, and the service went on. We are informed that the trouble was due to the fact that a new janitor was on duty, and had omitted to turn on the gas at the meter. There will be services cadi night this week except Saturday under the chatge of Bro. Hol-

lingsworth.

DuMt-full of famiary If, 1895.

The weather bureau has received a sample of dust such as fell in large quantities around Rockville, Ind., on the night of January 11, and 12th. It fell with snow on top of a preceding layer of snow. An | examination of this dust has shown that it contains interesting organic matters. It is understood that similar dust («!•« occurred >.i that time in other portions of Indiana

N<>77 •• " 3:55 p ir for Decatur. Kor complete time card, trlv.i.if all trains ami stations, and tor full information as to

rates, throuKh cars, etc., address „ .. J .8. Dow UNO, A (rent,

W. !• Hkunnkr. Dreencaatls.

Asst. I.i n’l Pass. Asrt, St. l-ouis. Mo.

Some Married Women

Don’t See the Necessity

of adhering to that homely adage “the way to a man’s heart is'through his stomach.” But they make a mistak c Feed your husband' on delicious nondyspeptic tiiscuit made with Jones’v Mure Baking I’owder. Urice, '.,1b 20c;* lib 35c.

REMEMBER THAT

Hood’s is Good it Makes Pure Blood

Hood’s.

Hood’s Pills cure ioiisne-s. laiindice.

headache. 25c.

The paper read by Dr. J. P. I).! John in the court house on Friday |

night on the subject of “Temper j ance Legislation” was a ; odei argu-: If you want line ment, and one that met the heurtv l ,UB tulfice gHilei v.

approbation of all who beatd it. The entire address xvas splendid,

all liver ills, bilindigestion, sick

The inn.cati.mH for ibis vicinity S for the coming thirty-six hours are

as follows as received bv II. S ! Rcnick A- Go. from the official

fotograf- go t" the , hureau at Indianauolis;

Nicholson A Sun?, ,

.... , , Indianapous, Feb. II,

ot i rawfordsville, have leased this

place, and xvill make sittitigs Monday ^ Ian weatin-r, •laliutiary temand Tuesday of each xveck. The gal-! J perature. Moore.

and ill speaking of the present laxv : )ery is open all xveek, when you can go ! these words of the speaker are es and make engagement.- for ittings. 2t Xicholson s Son- g.illcrx over po.-t- . , .. .. .. ... ' i office will be op.-n every dav during pecially full of weight: “The j , , , , , ’ , , ^ i Nicholson s hons, over postomce, are | the week to inakc appointnicnts for present mxx not only docs not go fotografs cheaper than any Monday and Tuesday of the following far enough, but it is ton deplorable other pla e in the city. K)lt2 | week. !»7A(ltf

Scrofula Thoroughly Eradicated. M C. I. Hood A Co.. Lowell, Mass.! •‘It Is with pleasure that I give you the details of our little May's sickness and her return to health by the use ot Hood's Sarsaparilla. Sue

was taken down with

Fever and a Bad Couigh.

Following this a sore came on her right side between the two lower ribs. In a short time another broke on tho left side. She would take spells of sore mouth and when wo had succeeded In overcoming tills she would sutler with at tacks of high fever anil expel bloody looking ptlon. Her head was affected and matter

til IBoore

ami adjacent states Any one who I l X lJ,e io’!x'^t flr living

was so thoughtful us to collect a sample of this dust should send it to the weather bureau for micro-

scopic examination.

C. F. R. Wappenhans, Local Forecast Official

Weather Bureau. Indianapolis, Ind.

prices. I also keep a full line of Glasswure anil (.Jucensxx arc. Decorated Dinner Set-, owls and Pitchers, and Tin ware of all kinds. Salt by the barrel. I keep a line line of Toilet isoaps. Ail kinds of Fruits, N’uls and Candies for Holiday Trade. Dast hut not least, v, ill give xvilli every box of Mascott’s Baking Powder—price 25 cents—a child's quadruple silver set, embossed knife, fork and spoon, .lust the thing.

con OOZI

riiptlon. iter head was affected and matter :eu Irom her ears. After each attack she heHood’s c 5 * Cures

East bound trains were about on time yesterday but the west bound ones were away off. There were snow drifts, broken rails and other *. impediments to swift travel and .‘is; a result from five to txvonty four

J. W. Moore,

• Side Square. Abram's Old Stand. 44-3tn

J. MERKLE THE TAILOR

i ... .1 . a. i* . i it old Ft ana above tho \Vp®tern I’ninn hours was the extent of the delay, ivn gnqih office \n nr xnu who xytsti tailor

Last nignt the Vundalia hooked a a caboose to the rear of the fast

came worse and all treatment failed to give h-u relief uni}l v e I egnn to usi Hood's 8 irgaparlUn. After slio had taken onuJmlf liottle v\o could s* a that she was better. We continued until s!.« had taken three bottles. Now she looks like

The Bioom of Health

mail train due here at 8:0;f and brought a number of belated passengers to Greeneastle, Brazil and lerre Haute. 1 Id* caboose was the only part of the train that was

j Ing done bring it in unv time during the we, k. No work done on Sunilav XII work cash. All work left over 30days extra ehnrgs

S7-3m

COLD WEATHER.

iha — n I binder pla.-lei ing when done with Adamant. See

and is [at as a pig. V.' fjel grateful, nmt eroe Ti say too lum-ll In favor ef lloml's S.irsapurllla.' 1 Mrs. A. M. Adams, Inman, Tennessee.

on time :i« the nini! cars to which ;

R- B- HURLBV

Hocd’g Pills 'ft enslly, yet promptly mid •nicitutly, on the liver and bowels. 25c.

it was atluciicd were twenty four

For further iuiormaiion. BON

hours late and should have come

out the evening before.

j The Bxnni r Timks keeps u stock of j ilousiei Record pens, the best on eartii.

S— ->wr. - - - Mlbvwwmm*

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