Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 February 1895 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY FEBRUARY IB IB9.")
Clioice of any fine Suit or in the house for
Overcoat
50 $10.00 and $12.00 SUITS $7.50 Fine all wool Suits for 5.00
LODGE FUNDS GONE-
6oin6 O C7>
for
Choice of all fine 50 cent Neckwear for 35 CENTS
MODEL Clothins: House.
This space will be taken by
GEO. E. BLAKE,
INSURANCE and LOANS
DAILY BANNER TIMES
A Slip between tin* Cup and flu* Lip. A few weeks ago a young nian bought a pair of socks containing a note saying the writer was an employee of the Kenosha, Wisconsin, knitting works, and wanted a good husband. Site gave her name and requested the buyer, if an un married man, to write with a view to matrimony. The young man who found the note consideied the matter in all its phases and then decoded to write to the girl. He did. Awaiting the answer with considerable anxiety, he was at last rewarded with a curt letter stating that the girl was now the mother of two children and had been married four years, and the letter he answered had been written ever so long ago. It was a “sock” dolager, and the young man hunted tor a solution. He found it. The merchant ot whom he bought the socks doesn't advertise.— Exchange. Revival Services at College Avenue The day was bright and beauti ful. Each service was attractive and well attended. As previously announced President John filled the pulpit in the morning. The students of the university formed an important part of the large ami appreciative audience. The Doctor's theme was the perpetuity of Christ’s Kingdom; the text was taken from his scripture lesson, Daniel vii Et-14. The argument was based on the fitness of the Christian religion for man, and of man for the Christian religion. The ancient religion of the Egyptians, Zoroastrianism, Brahmanism, Confucianism, etc., were partially adapted to a particular nation, but none of them were universally adapted to mankind. Christianity answers the two great questions, what is God? what is man? The race will never accept materialism, agnosticism or any other cold system. Christianity
Tm Nichhlsop bill will he con I then by Us very fitness to man's sidered by the house of representa- i need must be a system “which tives tomorrow at ten o’clock. | shall not pass away.” The clear,
Published every afternoon except Sundtiy tt the Banner Times office, corner Vine and Frjnkiin streets. ADVERTISI NG. Heading Notices 5 cents per line, one line paragraphs charged as occupying two lines space. 45 lines 4 cents per line 50 “ 3‘4 100 “ 3 250 “ 2»4 *00 “ *4 Disp’ny rates made known on application. Cl.attgeb for display advertisements must be handed in by 10 o’clock •«. m. each day. Heading advertisements will la* received each day up to 1 o'clock p. m.
Y. M C. A. Not*11.
At Crawfordsville the First dis triet conference of the Y. M. C. A. of western Indiana closed a three days' session yesterday. A special in the Indianapolis Journal gives the following information; At the business session yesterday afternoon the permanent organization of this, the First, district was formed. It is composed of ten counties, and includes Fountain, Montgomery Parke, Putnam, Vi'jo, Clay, Vermiliion, Owen, Sullivan and Greene. At present there are associations at Crawtordsville, Terre Haute, DePuuw university, Lafayette, Purdue university, State normal school,
It is repoitoil j LJmem Christian college, Wabash
recently began to gamble | colle{ , e an(J Rose Polytechnic insti-
tute. The state committeemen in this district are O. M. Greg^, Crawfordsville; H. P. Townley, Terre Haute; li. I). Moore, Lafayette, and C. A. Waldo, Greemnstle. E. E. Stacy, the state secretary, is in attendance. The new district coni miltee is composed of J. W. Landrum, Terre Haute, chairman; Charles B. Jamison, Terre Haute, secretary; Tully C. Crabbs, Crawfordsville; V. W. Helm, DePauw university, and Rev. Fred Rose
bro, Covington.
Circuit Court.
Saul Marshall, admr., vs. Sarah A. Thomas et ah, land sale; sale ordered at private sale. Margaret A. Cline vs. Ruark es tate, claim ; judgment for plaintiff
for $250.
Quinton Broadstreet, admr.. vs Delilah Sallust et ah, land sale; sale ordered at private sale. Eliza J. B. Nelson vs. Hammond estate, claim; judgment for$309.77. Louis Weik, guardian of A. C.
Kilwnrd Hive Charged with ruing and not
Kepliu-ing Trust Fuud*
Mancie Times.
The disappearance of Edward Hire is causing concern to members of A. F. G. W. U. No. 25. Hice was enjpioyed as helper at the Hemingray Glass works, was high ly regarded and was a member of the above named union. When the new officers were elected Hice was made a collector for the union, his duty being to collect the' money due the lodge at each payday from the workers. He was to turn this money into the treasury j hut the last amount, about $140, |
was not turned over,
that he
and lost what wages he made. Anxious to recover this he invested the money collected from his f'el-ow-workmen for the union. This went too. In a short time Edward had lost about all the money he could get hold of, and then a terri hie situation stared him in the face. He decided to unfold the situation and facts to a friend, which he did. His counsellor told him to go right ahead at work, make the money back and pay it in as fast as possible. The facts concerning his conduct soon became general gossip among the members of the lodge. A majority were willing to t,uke him by the hand and assist him by permitting him to continue at his work so he could replace the money. Edward agreed to do this and the matter was believed to he on a fair roaa to adjustment when sud denlv it was learned that he was gone. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Smith Hice, who are very estimable
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Our Ttar in aiivancr $5.00 Sir month* SJ-K) Three month*. 1.25 One month .•'>0 Per week hy Carrier .10 When delivery Is made by carrier, all subscriptlnn accounts are to be paid to them as
they eall and receipt for same.
M. J. BECKETT IIARKY M. SMITH.
.. Publisher .. Manuinuir Editor
Address all communications to The Dah.y Hannkk Times.
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people, could explain nothing about Wells, vs. estate of John G. Tenthe young man's disappearance, mint, claim : judgment for $591.50. Members of the lodge have re- i George W. Wright vs Marcus L, quested the Times to state that if Lucas, appointment of guardian; Hice returns to the city his place verdict, by jury that defendant is n in the factory will be open for him, P ets<,n ,ln8min d miml. and the lodge will assist him to re-' Guardianship of Eddie L. Buis place the money. On the other , l y " m L Buis, guatdian, . j , . . ... : petition for land sale; private sale
hand if he does not return within a ( , ri | P , Vl |
short time the lodge will take steps ° of A9hbell P W . to seeure a lawful accounting. Gillen vs. Elijah Grantham, gdr.. Hice is about eighteen years of petition for land sale; private sale
age, light complexion, smooth face, j ordered.
about five feet ten inches tall and Ltivina K Bunten vs. estate of spare built. The young man’s par- Ruark ' claim; judgment ents came to Muncie from Green j " ’
castle and his father was formerly! employed at the Darnell Iron works.
IIm‘4‘ Is All Right.
Yesterday’s Muncie Xen-s
the followinsi, which evidentlj'
knocks the Times story out: The sensational article which ap-
peared in a paper published last last evening regarding the disappearance and probable defalcation of Edward Hice. who was employed as a helper at the Hemingray glass works and who occupied the position as collector for the local union, No. 91, of the American Flint
South OreencaHlle.
Merchant Policeman Fiank Riley j visited an Indianapolis friend yes-
j terday.
lias Tom Yancleave has moved from Central Avenue to Howaul street. Dr. and Mrs. Emmet Gray of Portland Mills, visited friends here
yesterday.
Miss Maude Peyton, of Ander son, is \ isiting her father, J. W.
Peyton.
James Springer paid Washington township friends a visit last
week.
“Jockey” did his best but she wouldn’t look at him.
. , Mayor Martov is in oommunica-
Glass Workers Union, has proved tiou witll Washington. D. C. offi-
cials and his friends are at a loss to know the meaning thereof.
utterly unwarranted.
Hice returned to his home, on south Vine street, last evening, and bad intact the entire sum which it was thought he had abstracted from the funds of the union. He
Carpet and Hug 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. Kxtra super all wool ingrain carpets, including Lowells, worth 70 to 7.5 cents go at 57 1 2 cents Extra all wo I carpets worth 00 and 05 cents for . 5 - J‘,, eent50 and 55 cent all w ool carpi ts will be sold now at 42U cent40 and 45 cent carpets 36 cents 35 cent carpets for . 27^ cents 25 cent carpets for 19 cents
RUGS. 15 00 Smyrna rugs for $3 S7 4 00 Smyrna rugs. 2 9X 3 00 Smyrna rugs 2 13 2 00 Smyrna rugs.. 1 50 1 25 Smyrna rugs 98 1 00 Smyrna rugs.. 79 5 00 Moquette rugs for 3 59 3 50 Moquette rugs 2 37 1 25 Moquette rugs M 2 75 and 3 00 fur rugs 2 19
$1 50 5 (Hi 0 01) 9 (HI
A RT SQUARES. Large size ingrain, fringed. Art Squares for $3 03 Art Squares 3 K7 Art Squares 4 9s Art Squares 0 s7
HASSOCKS
75 cent Hassocks for $1 (Hi Hassocks 1 25 Hassocks
50 cent> 79 cents 9S cents
The above 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 Dress Goods are coming in and you will find our store brim full of Bargains. The D. L»an£don Go.
BOSTOM STORE.
Bar-
rgain
:-ers
Can make it pay by calling at the Boston Store this week. * iooo yards Calico in remnants at 34 cents per yard. 200 yards Dress Goods in remnants, beautiful patterns, we will offer this week at 25 per cent below cost. It will pay you to look after these bargains at once for they will not last long. Special offerings this week in French and Domestic Ginghams. We show the largest line of Laces, Embroideries and Insertions ever seen in Greencastle.
T. Abrams Se Son.
West, Sido Square.
wniGH is me Best UGH SYBHP?
Ji i ia Maklowe Tabok has sued the Indianapolis Journal for libel on account of a severe criticism. When an actor or an actress has to sue well-known newepapeis because the same have the temerity to criti cisc stage acting, there is surely something wrong with the acting. There is entirely too much rocky support and not a few poor stars on
the stage today.
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Mid week prayer service Thursday evening, Feb. 21, 1895.
jeet: Temperance.
Prayrr scrvlcr. M riptim*. Mrs
concise and powerful style of Dr. had ™^ely gone to Indianapolis to |
John brought the conviction which truth ever produces. Meetings will be continued through the week.
To tl»«* Ptihlir.
The light committee of the city council nill consider it a favor if any citizen or citizens, who notice any street light or lights that do not burn or are in had condition for two nights in succession, will report the same to John Riley, chairman of said committee. If complaints are made in this man-
Sub- Iu>r —“ postal
! lights will be
visit for a few days, and as he
went nil her unexpectedly, he had no opportunity to report his leav ing to any one and knew nothing j of the solicitude that lias been felt! over ms rather iiivsleiious disap pcarance until after his arrival in!
the city.
Settlement was made hy him with the treasurer of the local union last night, and the entire mat ter satisfactorily explained to the! I members of the organization and : card will do—the I it' 9 friohds.
immediately
Almost Blind inflamed Eyes and Running Sores The Success of Hood's Causo< Great Rejoicing-A Perfect Cure.
Is a question often asked the Pharmacist. If you try JONES’ COUGH SYRUP, you will learn it is pleasant to take, a most satisfactory Cough Remedy and the largest 25-cent bottle of Cough Cure in the market. JONES' DREG STORE.
I^ocal Time Gard.
BIG FOUR. GOING EAST.
No 10* Vestllmled Kxprem— 5;33 p a No 21 IndiaimpnliH Accommodation. .8:42 a -n No 18* Southwestern Limited p jo 4:35 p m 1 4 2:50 a in
GOING WRST.
K <} 11 Express 12:22 a m
8:42 a m
N.»l,* s< mi t h west ern IA m ited !2:49p m No 3t Terre Haute Accommodation . rt:/3 p m
♦ kxoept SundHy! 18:5WBnl
ri-ttin No. 14 liiiuls sleepers to Boston amt Columbus, Bleepers end coaches to (Mnoinuati. No. a oonnis-ts for ChicnKO, ('Inciiinall i h-velaiul and Mli-hiicm division points. No 1H hauls sleepers for Washlinrton via ( .*<> sleep-r for New Vork and connects for Col 1 iiinliiis No. 8 connects for Cincinnati and Michigan division points at Wabash. No 10 'Knickerbocker Special- sleepers for New \ork. Nos. 7, 11, Hand 17 connect in St. I..this
i I-nlon depot with western roads. No. fl neets at l‘arls with Cairo division r.,,- ..
w vsiiii t -n i «_i u rottiln. nectH at rurts with < aim division south, and at Mattoon with I. <
north.
P. Hitrstis. A iron
for poll for poll
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i tv Ji HIhh Cora /». Lbert Barnesvlll**, pa.
The t»°iiuDm* Merit
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Our Kobitiou t Goo. II Kur;z
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I dii'd or the electric light company, o f ||„o,|-, SursHpai ilia wins friends will lie then held responsible. Any j wherever it is fairly and jioncstly tried.
To have perfect health, you must have
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Rev. \. T. Hiloy. Teiupomncc liUKi
failure of citizens to the committee poor light service
for tub
for the <•" ing ilurty-six 1 ours are as follows as, rowelved bv H. S Rcnick A Go. from the official weather bureau at IndianaDolis Lnihasai'oi.is. Fell. IS, 1895. Local snows today, fair to-
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to so complain will result in a to the tax-pay-
ers. who can by simply reporting poor light service, have tin- s mo • corrected at once. Thi red ice is j published by order of the eit\ eonnj cil. io.ittt Noliiing is perfo.-i tllrtt i- not indcI strin l ihle. Even ttiinir w i i ta le. Tin* lii*st of |il iin white piqier discolors and : fades by the action of air, light, moisti lire ete. Every photograph in the world is fading, and etill llqntou, the | Vine street artist, is working day and | night to turn out Ids supriior catiiuel j photographs at $1.50 per dozen before
pure blood, and the In*.! wu\ to have pure Idood i> to take Hood’s .Sarsaparilla, the lic-t blood puritler and strengtli builder. It expels all taint of rofula, salt rheum and all other hiimors, and at the same time builds up the whole s\ -teui.
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“ I feel it a duty to state w hat Hood's Bars* parilla lias clone tor me. I was almost blind, beiiiK compelled to stay in a darkened room on account ot inflammation ot the eyes. I also suffered w ith running sores on my body. I was to terrible con(]I' ■ n. Nly mother tried every thing she knew a nit and I was attended by two doctors but without helping me. rimdly
'commended and I
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REMEDIES.
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are prompt ami efficient.
Leading gallerii's in Indianapolis, Evansville and Terre Haute arc making fine cabinet photograpns at $1.(HI per dozui, and why should wc not have good work at $1.50 per dozen in Greene.tstley Huntou. at tlie N ine street
;ht and tomorrow. Mooiik. | his eustomers fade and pass away. It | gallery, will prove to you that you uan.
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I Became Stronger, and was restored to perfect health. At th t timet was only twelve vears old; now J am nineteen and I have not since been troubled Hood’s 5 ^* Cures with my eyes or fr diced ary sign of a return ot the sores on my body. I cun recommend Hood's Sarsanarilla as an excellent blood purifying medicine." Miss Cora Kisf.bt, Barnesvilto, P:u Hood’s Pills act easily, yet promptly and efficiently, on the liver ami bowels. 25c.
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. , i In < ing atrengtb to Dm system. Ever, p..itide of b!oo:! in tlio liody goes through ihe kidneys every Itiree minutes, and if these organare unable to perform their work fully, sooner or later tin* system is poisoned. Therefore, “San Jak” is the indicated blood remedy. Fur sale by Win. W. Jones. Ask Win. W. Jones for inune i references. d&vv lyr 30-48
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J. MERKLE THE TAILOR IIhk just luct ivL’d n splendid Jot oi s] son^dc '.’. hieh he will L- pi*, ’.si. i p» |)t.v • piiblie. He bus jtiHi hired a No i Liilni a i prepared to turn out best work in ] and •'Hits to be bad iu the city. Only the I latest style* and the very lowest prices. I and see bis fine Hue of samples w lie the wish to purecast or not.