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THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 20 1895

Now is Your Ghance! But once in a lifetime <lo you have the opportunity to save as many BIG $ $ $ as you now have at the Model. These n auctions are disastrous to us hut a j'reat saving for you. Choice of all #15.00, #18.00, $20.00 and #22.00 Suits, in Sacks, Regent Frocks and Prince Alberts for S1.2.50 Choice of #15.00. #18.00, $20.00 and $25.00 Overcoats for 12.50 £12 50 Suits and Overcoats for $9 38 10 00 Suits and Overcoats for 7 50 7 50 Suits and Overcoats for 5 63 Many Overcoats and Suits for #2, #2.50, #2.75, $3 and #4. Pants at almost half price. Our 60 cent and 75 cent unlaundried shirts still going % at ^ tJG.* MODEL. - Clothing - House.

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

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Philadelphia rolled up a republican majority for mayor yesterday <ii uvcT .)0,COO.

but as a place for bolding political conventions it isn't entitled to a place ou the map. It’s out of the way. Section Four Killed. In speaking of the Nicholson bill action yestreday in the bouse o! representatives, the Indianapolis ./ounial speaks of the fate of section 4 as lollows: Section 4 bail features that met strong opposition. Mr. Kobinsou said lie moved, tlirough friendship to the bill, to strike Section 1 from the measure This measure makes people who enter a saloon or come front it during unlawful hours liable to convietion. The fact that such person shall he seen entering or coining tint at prohibited hours is to he considered prima facie evidence. Mr Robinson explained that the term •'prima facie” in a statute partially re versed the old principle of law that a man is presumed to he innocent until he is proven guilty. lie insisted th>o the section would he a chib in the hands of spiteful enemies. Mr. Mein tosli and others held that the sectioi, would make the bill unconstitutional. Air. Van Arsdel obtained from them die admission that if the section was to be held unconstitutional the rest, of the lull Would not be atl'ected. Mr. Statesman offered the most logical reason for striking out the section by showing that the conviction of a saloon-keepei depends upon the evidence largely ol those to whom he sells the liquor. If purchasers are to be held equally culpanle they would avail themselves of their constitutional privilege and refuse to give evidence that would incriminate themselves. Thus it would be impossi Me to convict either saloon-keeper or customer. Mr. Williams opposed the section because it would down the entire measure. *'l say this, - ’ he said, “because I love the bill.” Mr. Griffin had an amendment wiping out tluprimu facie feature, but it was killed. Mr. Nicholson was willing to drop the last sentence of the section and leave the sentence making it unlawful for any person, other than the proprietor, to enter a saloon during the hours that are under the ban. There was a refusal to concur in Mr. Nicholson’s amendment, hut that of Mr. Robinson’s was carried, and section 4 was dropped from the measure.

With gold at a premium in New York it seems that the democratic ideas of reform are getting in witii both feet.

The Martinsville lic/iorter oh jects to Morgan county being placed in m congressional district with Hendricks. Putnam, Clay, Vigo and Vermillion counties, giving us an excuse that “she does not want to become subject to the charge of riotous living by being compelled to pay out nil of her loose change for railroad fare in visiting other counties. In the district as proposed Terre Haute would naturally he the center of attraction for important political meetings for all po litical parties and that town is 100 miles from Martinsville and to reach it, we would he compelled to go through Indianapolis or Worthington and change ears at either place.” The llej/ortci' has evidently forgotten that Putnam, Monroe and other counties have for years been paying out railroad fares, losing sleep and missing railroad connections in visiting that “convention” town as they have styled themselves down there. Asa iheumatism cure Martinsville is up iu the pictures

Death of John Hawley. Itrnztl Democrat. John Rawley died at his home in Van Buren township, near Lena, Monday, at 11:4. r i a. m., of general debility, aged 73 years. His death at any hour was not unexpected, members of the family having been constantly by his bedside for several weeks before the summons came. The deceased was a native ol Puliiaui county, born March 27), 1822. The wife and mother aud six children survive him. The funeral will take place Wednesday, leaving the house at 9:30, burial at the Oakalla cemetery, live miles west of Greencastle.

Circuit Court. Assignment of George W. Lafollette by James M. Lafollette, as signee, land sale; tinal settlement reported. A. J. Rockwell Ar Son vs. Chas. T. Peck, administrator estate of H. G. Dyer, elaim; allowed $27.60. Rhodit Dyer vs. Charles T. Peek, administrator estate of H. G. Dyer, claim, dismissed. John M. Knight vs. James McD. : Hays, administrator estate of II. II. Burns, claim; finding for plaintiff in sum of $127). Same vs. same, claim; dismissed, j Guardianship of David B Tav- 1 lor, a person of unsound mind, by J W. E. Van nice, guardian, sale per- ' sonal property; sale confined. David Halm and Jonas Halm vs. j S. H. Vansant, account; judgment fot $268.43. Sainue S. Weinberg and Isaac Weinberg, v«. S. H. Vansant, account; judgment for $458.64. Franklin MacVeigh v«. S. H. i Vansant, account; judgment for j $111.90. Henry Bowen vs. S. B. Alice, t note, dismissed.

Letter l.iMt. The following letters remain in tie Grer.irsi-tle postoffice uncalled foi Feh. gO 1895: Mi-s Kate Mcssell, Josephine Seller*. William Burnsides, Mi-s Grace Williams, Mrs. Fuel More. I»r. J. H. Alexander. ( andine and il. G. Bailey, Miss Bessie Vancamp, Frank Tucker, Mr. Ed £ a i 4 Steadd, Mr. Albert S. McClary, Mr. Jeff'. Miller. Mrs. Mollie Moore. Mr. George E. Lowlier, Mrs. Liz/ie Parker, Mr. Isaac Chambers, Mr. Albert Pierce. Mr. Frank Tungate, Gus Kliss, esq.. Moses Turner. in calling for same please say “advertised.” Willis G. Nekk, P. M.

Plum be, 6 are kept busy now thawing out frozen water pipes.

All Run Down AlwaysTircd, Sleepless and

Without Appetite

Air. Nirlioirton ('oniiHg.

Hon. S. K. Nicholson, of Kokomo, chairman of the committee on temperance in the house of representatives and author of the cele

brafed Nicholson bill, a temperance Blood vitalized and Strength Remeasure that has agitated the peo- newed by Hood's SarsaparRla. P'e of the state as none other has to in years, will be here on Friday lags Anything but good. I always felt tired, I • „ :n . i • , I could not sleep at night and the little 1 could evening and will be chairman of <a t did not seem to benefit me any. the debate between I. U. and De- | Did Not Have Any Ambition Paiiw university orators. Gov- to go around or work and In fact was not able to ... , do a good day's work. I happened to pick up a < null , latt.iCWS will not he here, circular embracing advertisements and testi-

but the reputation sou over Indiana,

prove to be a great drawing card for the meeting. The debate will

occur in Mehnrry hall.

of Mr. Nichol montals for Hood's Sarsaparilla, and after read.mi " o " m " ,] Hood’sCures

Ing them decided to give Hood's Sarsaparilla a I have taken five bottles and must say

List of Patents Granted to Indiana inventors this week. Reported by C. A. Snow & Co., solictors of American and foreign patents, opp. U. S. patent office, Washington, I). C: G. N. Clymer, Bloomingsburg. bridge; H. E. GeisendorfF, India napolis, musical instrument; J. Gilliland, Lincoln City, ear coup ling; J. H. Holland, Indianapolis dust collector; EL Lewis, TernHaute, safety pin; R. McGowen, Washington, pump cut off mechanism for stand pipes; B. B. Moss, Pekin, ear coupling; W. II. North all, Evansville, bottle cap; F. A. Rider and S. Vivian, Fort Wayne, gas engine; F. G. Wiselogal. India napolis, extractor and evaporator for garbage, etc.

| trial.

i that I have derived won ■* rful benefit from it and

Feel Like a New Man,

! I would recommend it to all sufferers and would urge them not to hesitate hut to decide at once | to take Hood's Sarsaparilla." Paul M. Weber, 1112 North Tenth Street, Heading, Pennsylvania. Hood’s Pills are prompt and efficient, yet •asy iu action. Sold by ail druggists. 25c.

South Oreencastle. Cole Bros, shipped some lightning rods to their St. Louis house today. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grismore entertained a few friends hist even

ing.

Bert Callahan and child are on the sick list this week. Miss Sears, of Muncie, is the guest of Miss Olive Shuttleworth. Mrs. Walter Riley is visiting her

parents at Brazil.

New exhaust pipes have been

Ddaniinilanl. The Well Known Opticians, 112(1 X. IVnn. St. Indianapolis, Ind Formerly of Chicago. At the Commercial hotel, can be consulted free of charge in regard to the

adjustment of

Spectacles and Eye Glasses. suit I iu sight. Don t itlii 1.1 uultSull Its about your eyes. We are enabled to tell on •>:: the nisi jxatamuti-ju any uUmcni of your railing sight and give you glasses to suit rhi' defect and strengthen the eyesight of the old

put in at the electric light house as sjfT^t s?,,“T , V»eJu*a?l?"j®!It 0 s . i t . . _ . fi* f riiirllr.or f Snht ha! tr_.1 : i

Affw.r Wasting Diseases. Greencastle, Ind., Jan. 21, 1895.— I have taken Hood s Sarsaparilla for a tired and run down system and I received more benefit from it than from any other medicine that I have ever taken. I recommend Hood’s .Sarsaparilla to any one recovering front fever or other wasting diseases. Addison Heiikk. Hood’s pills cute biliousness, indigestion. The Weather. The indications for this vicinity for the coming thirty-six hours are ! as follows as received bv H. S I Reniek & Co. from the official weather bureau at Indianapolis: Indianapolis, Feh. 20, 1897. Local snows and warmer tonight. Thursday fair and colder.

the ola ones threw steam across the railroad ami prevented railroad men from having a full view of the

track.

A Little Hoy Hurt. Mtinclc Times. Joe, the little two-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. William Beatty, living on south Blaine street, met with a painful accident Sunday af ternoon. A rocking chair on which he was sitting overturned and the little fellow alighted head first on a large glass globe. He was terribly cut about the head and face, and before a physician could be

of leaJ'i.g OpUtha.tant.f,)f.lull uioi'c than twelve years of practical experience, enables mm to correct aoientlfloally andpraetlcally the most complicated easesOf defective

vision.

Artificial Eyes Inserted.

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: CHRPETS.

Extra super all wool ingrain carpets, including Lowells, worth TO to 75 cents go at Extra all wo 1 carpets worth 60 and 65 cents for i0 and 55 cent all wool carpets will be sold now at 10 and 45 cent carpets 15 cent carpets for 25 cent carpets for

57 'g cents 52'4 cents 42' s cents 36 cents - 27^ cents 19 cents

RIGS. $5 00 Smyrna rugs for $3 87 4 OOSmyrna rugs 2 98 3 00 Smyrna rugs. 2 13 2 00 Smyrna rugs 1 56 1 25 Smyrna rugs 98 1 (M» Smyrna rugs 79 5 (Ml Moquette nigs for 3 59 3 50 Moquette rugs 2 37 1 25 Moquette rugs 98 2 75 and 3 (M) fur rugs 2 19

ART otjUARES. Large size ingrain, fringed. $4 50 Art Squares for $3 63 5 Oft Art Squares 3 87 6 00 Art Squares 4 98 9 00 Art Squares 6 87 HASSOCKS 75 cent Hassocks for 56 cents $1 (Ml Hassocks 79 cents 1 25 Hassocks 98 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 iu and you will find our store brim full of Bargains. The D. Langdon Go.

BOSTON STORE.

Bargain Pugters

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 6c Son.

West. Side Square.

OUR LOCAL MEN OF THE SURROUNDING TOWNS TALK.

COUNT Y N E WS NOT ES ! y° u " >inr. to keep pouted, take the Ban-

nek Tim km.

The cold weather caused fruit and vegetables to freeze in the cellars around here, which had never occurred before. X. F. Wood lost about fifty bushels of petal■ es that froze in his cellar. I>r. 5V artier has several chronic eases under his new treatment, which if he is able to cure will he quite an advertise-

ment for him.

Miss Daisy Ferrand was around last week applying for the next term of school at No. 1. as was also Frank Nelson for his cousin. Miss Cora Nelson.

If you have lost an eye he sure to call on ns

MV will Insert an artificial one whlrli will

look ami move like the natural eye. < It AM I' OKDSVHjI.K KKFKKKNCKN, Kev. D. Hartley and wife. Dr. Davidson, A. . . Rsv

ons,

M Inale

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i.rimes, I .M Kelsey and wife, M ,) i anlne. C H Shoe. I. Itorls, M lli'iinett, A I! Hollenswortli and ivlte, O M Knhinson, M K Tucker, , , .

A .1 Fnllenwlder, K I Moore, M T Austin, A | daughter.

Kev. ii norriey ami wire, in . Davidson, A C. Maliorney. Win Martin. John Keeney. He CJ P Eueon and wife, Mrs Lc Heeder, .1 Lvom M I neks, M Talbert, W Tontenson, I. lllllei, ’ 'y, N A Allen. Miss K Hayes, C It Pat Riley. C II Hashford. I Owens, C l, I M Kelsey and wife, M J i aulae.

Pointed ParjiBrniiliH From Many Pliiee Within Putnam's llmiudrles—The Country People's Speelal Collin short Items of Netahtiorhoml News.

H1UGIN8 CHEEK.

Elijah Jones, of Needmore, visited Titos. Jones and family Sunday. J, W. Thornburg's child is very sick with typhoid fever. We understand there will he an entertainment at No. 2 on the night of

February 22.

Marion Smith is back iu this vicinity, Willie Herbert visited his uncle, J. A. Heroeri, over Sutiitay. Charley Hall, Jr Clown C* liter, Morgan comity, was down Monday. Miss Katie Eckels, who has been quite

is some better.

Conrad Job and B. F. Hilburn visited

at Cnnot Saturday.

Sunday being Conrad Job’s sixty-sec-ond birthday his children and relatives to the number of thirty-five or forty congii‘i>a(ed at bin residence and alien lie relumed home he was completely surprised. A splendid repast was served and every one went home well pleased. He received several nice gifts, one being a fine, large rattan rocking chair, a gift made by his three sons and

CarrlHRe nntl W’hkoii Iluyers Attention. 1 he C. H. & D. K. R. will place on sale February 17, 18, 19. 20, 21 and 22 round trip tickets to Cincinnati, good returning until February 26th, at rate of one and one-third fare, on the ceriideate plan, to euabie the public to attend the sales of the Specialty Carriage. Co., Cincinnati. O. For tickets ami all information address your nearest ticket agent.

< lemmons. II I tckdale. i \ MarMrt ( W Con8mncc*r, W Davis, II N Marshall, .1 \Y < Illoss, C M Hall, M s mat*k, < VV Moore and wife, .1 Sullivan, E J Dillmun, S Hogee, A S Holbrook, .)<trlmes, W S Fry, < II Green - . .1 Uoyl, M Orr, Ml** N Holbrook. A Burch, A Slnnrer, J Kile, W Holden. N »v Wallace, L K rtenaon; C Hutton. A 0 Hoover, A .Tone*. Miss I) BenHon, Mrs. A MuntiH, I. Elmore, Ii A ! Zeitfler, E Vickery, Mrs I HichardAon, Jno

summoned be lost a great quantity . M( „ aleb G 0w . rt ^ „ w Gerard, of blood. He is rapidly recoi er- j win ^'.^^T.’^Hs.iHLe'D A r Ke^ 1 i »aMary Enainlnnrer. Laura Davidson, E A Scott, ^ | I) W Hul l man. B Meyer, Dora < hainberlin. M I' Holder, A H Thomo*. UT Bell, W B Lyle T.xhi) ■ A.«rai Markets. ami wife. K A Vannos.lull K < llall«n) (: I

! Lydick, L'» < ourtney, Jaa U llllam*, E F Wa»-

rFurnfshH th#» l>Air v Banner Time* I It II W hi fled, M Thomimon. E steel, v A - ... 4 ,, j Wiirhinioii, M»>v T >chw< It/.er, t M ^eott, M

(Jaily by K.VV. Allen, manager of Arthui

•Ionian’s nonltry hotise.l

Mitchell, < oraShlrlev, D H Martin,

Jacob liorner, H H .Ttmes. .? n Vanslekb*]

Mooue.

H. S. Werneke is the one to repair your watch or clock. i09-6t

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it Scott,

II II Cvinl, Vanslekl**.

Mrs W Robb. A M Grlflith, MrsJ E Daley, H M Harter, Mi's Annie Keeney, <’W Brown, WlII Bryant, R M ( armlne, R Kelao, nml wile, M M Vane!‘*ve, T Albrljjrbt, .1 N\ I ayson. i

. , , - .. . avson.

T E Albrlirbt. A Mills, Miss M t o iper' T l family Lehr, .1 (J MoMurtry, P W (Ooper, .Ian M ' < <»,-ns, Jno Beinley, N' T Beck, L Ambrone,

May Ayer, E J Baldwin.

Keeping everlastingly advertising brings success. tf

Hens Spring*,ohoioe, j < oeks, young j Turkey hens, old Turkey hen*, youiur Turkey, young toinn

Turkey*, old tom*. 4'4 Docks. 5 1 Geese, choice f. f. 81 bs and over .40 ' Geese, plucked 8b j Egg*, fresh, subject to huudilng 15 I

Butter, fresh roll 5 | A ., «j « ] Broilera uuder i pound*.. tj irRIL/Ai, m /\ K L/ H 1 St,

Tho*. Hub* ami family visited Kobt. Huffman and family near Manhattan

Sunday.

Thomas Rule had a sow to eat up a yearling colt and not. being satisfied with (Ids she hied off and died. Sqi ikk Sqi’Iogins, Esq.

MOUTON.

The Masons had their installation of officers here last Thursday afternoon. 8. 1$. Themas thinks the bean trade on a boom. Ib- realized 75c per bushel

on some he shipped.

Mr. Ed Day and wife, of Raccoon, have been visiting E. K. Grimes and

Atoiion Excursion* Mouth. On March 5. April 2 and April 30 the Motion route will sell homeseekers’ tickets to various point* in Alabama. Geonrin. Kentucky. Louisiana. Mississippi, North and South Carolina, Tennessee. Virginia and Florida at rate of one fare for the round trip. Tickets good returning twenty days front date of sale. For particulars call on J. A. Michael, Agt.

Marriage License*. Fred II. Smythe and Maude M. Hampton. John Ira Harden and Jennie Alice Soper.

Heal Estate Traiiwfer*. James H. Arnold to Joseph Arnold, land in lireencastle tp., $IS5a. James II. Arnold to Alonso Arnold, land In Marion tp., $*5J. David E. 1 lodger to W. ,V *. J Fox, land In tiroencaatlo tp., $iiitt.

Those whose time expires in this month for the Banner Times at this place can

OfRce at COMMERCIAL HOTEL renew by giving their subscriptions to

l E. E. Grimes. You can depend on the! Hn ' ,

Will Reniain until

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