Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 March 1895 — Page 2

THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

FRIDAY MARCH 8 189")

The Swings for Your Cranium

ARE THE

SPRING STYLES

OF

Sol't and Stiff Hats

AT THE

MODEL. We now have a full and complete line of all the leading shapes out for spring and summer wear, including such hats as the Rex, Annex and Guyer that always give satisfaction. Model Clothing House.

GEO. i. BLAKE, Greencasti.e, IXI)., Gen ora! Insurance, Ileal Estate And Loan Agent. Money Loaned At a Very Low Rate of Interest Call ynd see him before closing elsewhere.

DAILY BANNER TIMES

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Will Crose Married. The following in yesterday’s Votnmercial fiiizetfe tells of the ir.arriuire of Will M. Crose, formerly i f this city: \vii.!*ox-c:u»k. Thema rince of Miss F. lith Wiison IChsi/i. tVm. \. ('rose, l'. S. X., which v\:is cclebrateil with nutch military pomp h.st evenintr. at the Mt. .\uhnni 1’reshyterian ehureli. was one of the prettiest eeivmonies ever seen in Ci .einnati, anil the beautiful elnirrh wrs tilleil to its i.ttnost cRpaeity wi'h friends ot the pretty hride who had gathered to see her plight her troth to the gallant voting naval officer. The decorations were all a la miiitaire, and the wh de service was very imposing, from the army (.Ulcers in full regimental'. who ai led as ushers, to tl e hngle-cali, which amuniiiecd the coining of the bridal party, when red. white and blue iibbons were drawn down the aisles. The hride, who is an extremely pretty girl, with a delica: ■ tlnwer-like beauty, was attended by four maids, Miss Guthrie, of I’ittsburg; Mhs Lottie Kilgore, Miss ('rose, of Indiana, the bridegroom’s sister, and Miss Lord, of Covington. Immediately following the eeremnny, which took place at live o’clock, an elaborate wedding supper was served at the Oak street home of the bride's parents. at which only the bridal party was present, owing to the serious illno'S of the bride’s grandfather. Col. Onthrie. The hride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson.of Vernon vil'e. and has long been considered one of the Queen City’s prettiest girls, and is mileh b loved. Mr. ('rose is stationed at Savannah, («a., and after it short tour through the south will take his hride to that city until his departure next fall for n two years’cruise. Mr. and Mrs. Cruse were particularly fortunate in the number and beauty of their wedding gift-, which were among the handsomest that have been seen this season. They left last night for their wedding journey.

THE NICHOLSON BILL PASSED.

The Celebrated Temperance

Passed Today 3T lo 1). The Nicholson

Measure

Three month#.

One month l*cr week by Carrier

1.25

.50 .10

rates or subscription. | * ,,c temperance bill

,l,e senate today 37 to 9.

the Banner Times getting word to that effect at 1:30 o’clock this afternoon. The local option feature ns shown in our telegraph dispatches on the first page is re-

tained.

When delivery N made by carrier, all subacrintion accounts are to bo paid to them as

they call and reednt for some.

M..I.

HARRY M. SMITH

Publisher ... Mannyi ng Editor

Address all communications lo The Da:: v LUnnbu Times. Greencastle, Ind.

The Metropolitan police bill abolishes the office of city marshal in all cities of liOOO or over. Mr. Starr will not he affected by the

change, as Greeneastle isn't in it. 'l*^'" 1 1 W;,s ab|p work :1 * " p|1

" '' W. Met rill, Valpa-

Khi.nnint i.m for Twenty Year.

“I was troubled with chronic rheumatism for twenty years. Last winter I was oonllned to my bed by it. I have spent hundreds of dollars without any l>:-nefit. Liist 'Utnnier I began taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and after itsing

i ;i' ever.”—George

! rwisn. Ind.

TO MARRY NEGROES- 1 Fault.

That prince of devils, Mr. John

I»r. Hickman Advocnt.. the MUee- 1 ^ .

K enation Duetnue. Grilllth. will play an engagement crawfordsviiie Argus News. at the opera house this even'ng, in Dr. Hickman has again created Ed A. Church’s production of

Goethe’s sublime tragic poem “Faust.” Mr. Griflitli is a good devil, in that he portrays that character with all the par-excel-

a sensation by taking another turn at the negro question. Now if the doctor believes it why don’t he practice it? Or if he has a boy or

girl and they wanted to try it, what lence of devilishness; expressing

is a special the very fiend incarnate in his ev

ery action, word and gestures. He

would he say? Here from Terre Haute:

The Terre Haute literary club has been startled by a paper from Rev. Dr. Hickman, pastor of the First Methodist church, which presented a long array of arguments in lavor of solving the negro problem in the south by amalgamation of the two races, the abrogation of laws ptohibiting miscegenation and the intermarriage of the two rac-'S. Dr. Hickman stated that he presented the argument for what it was worth. Born a Virginian, and himself a slave holder at the breaking out of the war, the idea ass naturally repulsive to him, but he expressed the conviction that, despite our prejudices, the problem is destined to be solved in just this way, and he contended that mixed races have in the past produced the strongest people. He laid down as

a fundamental principal this:

‘•A mixed race in competition with a pure race, other conditions being equal, w ill lie the intellectual

ttnd physical superiors.”

There is no natural repulsion between the races. White and eol ored children play together with perfect freedom. The repulsion, he thinks, comes later by education ttnd surroundings. It is due he contends largely to former con ditions of servitude to the negro

essays the part in a style all his own, and certainl}- comes nearer the popular idea of the “Angel of Darkness” than any actor upon the stage. The production itself will he a treat to its audiences being somewhat out of the usual line, it should hold the interest and at tention of its beholders, particularly the famed “Brocken” scene in which electrical and calcium effects are important factors. The company in support of Mr. Griffith is a strong one and aid materially in presenting this masterwork in a a thorough and faultless manner.

The KiimIi to Indianapolis. This is Indianapolis day, and the low rates captured more people than was expected. The rain, no doubt, kept some away, but enough went to cause the coaches to Indianapolis to be jammed. All this, of course, takes money out of the town, and it is a practice that is entirely too common for the business good of our cit}’. But Unpeople will go. as they have done for years, and will do for years, and as many of them are business men, it is, of course, their own affair. An excursion to Indianapolis for pleasure or oratorical contest is all right occasionally, hut as a shop-

UP TO DATE.

[he BEST PLACE in the COUNTY to TRADE!

We hove the goods to back up the statement. and crisp.

Fresh, new

CALL, EXAMINE AND PRICE.

The D. L»angdon Co. Dry Goods and Carpets.

COI/NTY NKWS NOTES.

ping expedition it is all wrong,

and.he thiaks, isnot foun.i in Ku-j 0ui . hnm(J raerchant8 8 , i0U , (] be

patronized first.

rope. The black man has many traits which in amalgamation im

proves the white man.

The rivalry for the traffic was brisk, and both roads caught good

it-* Bcimbticiui, However. crowds ou their morning trains, DanvilleKi>|)ubi(p.n. most of them citizens. At 8:42 Hie changing ol congressional j ^i lfi j^g p olir steamed out with sev-

districts leaves Col. Matson still

* j b*i*t ricoi ’ . ... ... i wood s i ills cure biliousness, tiuli-

will | gestion.

of I

R FirfcKT decisions on

patents show that the poor

event unity get some good o»,t | th« wither. tht» gn o hle-i-'iug i hi- rieu have i The ia'tlenfions for this vicinity had a monopoly of it too long any-1 j- or coming thirty-six hours are b° w ‘ as followo us received by li. S The late congress dkfoae thing 1 lien,t ’ k * r °- fr <"» ^ successfully. It appropriated over, «cather bureau at Indianaoolis: one billion dollars—the exact Indian4Poi.is, Mur. 8, 189!».

amount being $1,015,000,000. Notwithstanding this vast sum, the j

democratic congress voted forty-, immy

two millions less to pensions than short duration. Fair and colder did their predecessors. with moderate cold wave tonight.

! Saturday fair and warmer.

The new ad. of the Royal Bak- j Moore.

ing Powder company in which a

hand holds alolt a can of that : Shoes any kind at any pilce can be

had by visiting the north side shoe store. Satisfaction guaranteed to ev-

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r |j' Hoist cold wave, temperature r 'will fall twenty degrees by Sat

morning. Loiti «vn«c o*

with us. Cooper is no more, and if he should be nominated in 1890, Hendricks county will not have to worry over him. The new district is a very different district ftom the old. It contains more manufacturing interests, large mining interests, a large foreign population, thus throwing into the congressional campaigns elements with which this county at any rate has not had to deal. Terre Haute will be, most probably, the convention city. A Drummer Says Grace. A well known drummer was recently called upon to say grace at a certain hotel dinner table, and though not posted in religious matters, with the proverbial nerve of his kind, he made an attempt to conceal his ignorance by extemporizing the following: “Our landlord at the bead of the table, \v - baliow thy name, let tiie beefsteak cone, let it bo properly done, let it be free from taint; give us this day some ham and eggs, also fruit in season; forgive us when wo kick as we forgive those that kick against us, lead us not into unclean, buggy beds, deliver us from dirty towels ami cockroaches, and thine be the glory and two dollars t.r-r i!hY for owr niii'l evef,

South Groemiofttlo.

A cottage prayer meeting was held at the residence of Mrs. Isaac

Albright last evening.

John DeVore was in Brazil yesMrs. Sears is recovering from a

severe illness.

enty live excursionists, and tit 8:40 the Vandalia took one hundred and

thirteen.

The Vandalia special left at 1:02 this afternoon for Indianapolis with one 1 uftidred and forty-seven passengers. The Big Four speeinl left at 1:03, and had one hundred and

HIGOINd CKKKK. Peter Broadstreet and Miss Pearl Cummings were married last Sunday afternoon at the residence of .las. A. Broadstreet, Eider Nieheson officiating. ’Tis rumored that, this neighborhood will loose a family and Greeneastle gain one by the change. The grip lias been getting in its work in thD vicinity. Mr. Zimri Stevens, who has been sojourning with bis mother-in-law. Mrs. Qnintiette, has returned to Iowa and will sell hb farm and nertnani-ntly locate here, as the elinnite agrees with hint here. Be has gained about sixty pounds in weight since 1 ist fall. John Buie, of Owen county, visited his brother, Thus. Rule, last week. Frank B'lrnhuni’s friends and relatives g ve him a pleasant surprise last Tites lay a week ago, it being his thirtysixth Pitaliday. Two addition- to the church at Ea-t Unity last Sundry. Charles Cummings lias rented the Bell larm formerly rental by W. J. Broa-lst reet. La-r Sutuaday being J. It. Hood’s sixty-tlrst birth-lay, he gave his children and grandchildren a turkey dinner. It was a lugger bird (weighing over twa-iity live ptrnnds when dressed) than the great Ameriean pirate (whom Congressman Sibley said had more belly and brass than brains) ate for his (’liristm;!- dinner.

This is a Jay of Specialties. Sutherlin, Makes a Specialty of HATS AND Gent’s Furnishings REMEMBER THE PLACE. 6 E?. IvZTTSHI INGTOIS ST.

600

Samples f > pick your spring and summer suits from. The finest lot of woolens ever brought

to the city.

Spring 1 Suits from

$19 to $25. rants from

$4.50 to $6.50. E-. W. WHITE-. Merchant Tailor.

^ Guy, son of \V. J. Hood, who has

twint\-fi\i passengers. I-ley both sick with fc\er and sore Over Jones’Drug Store, opp. postoffie

throat, is much better.

made splendid runs to the city. The Vandalia made the run to Indianapolis in forty-six minutes, carrying five coaches, and the Big | Four went over in fort}- four min- |

Levi Whittaker while cutting wood last Monday for Kuss .Martin slipped | upon a sharp ax and cut a big gash in !

the hollow of lib right foot.

J. A. Herbert has bought If. 8.1

Cleaning ad Repairing

A .SPECIALTY.

Sqi| It I S<jfir,(HNS, Ksip

utes, carrying four coaches. The : Steele’s farm,

business ttnd running was pretty

ivtnly divithd. j An excellent company with Mr. John The Big Four are claiming they j Griffith as Mephi-t .|,‘ieh-s. will present beat, the Van. ten minutes, arriving Goethe’- imipor il p . i,- spoet tele, at 1:47: while the Vandalia in ar :,t 1" 1 ' 1 Friday

riving at 1:55 say-they were laid out seven minutes at Coatsville.

All for .>f*. The Origin of tin- Daisy. The Races on the Nova. Tlte Players at ('hess. Etchings : A tier wards. Tlie Man Who Was Never Found, An Original Assessor.

WfialillsWflilieiflim

have i Done my duty to my family?

M ade them safe from the pangs of want? M nie arrangeim nts to meet all my debts? Provided a future home for my children? Provided means to educate my children? Provided against the cold chanty of the

world?

Provided for old age? Provided for long sickness? Provided for death? P ov.dt d for funeral expenses? Injured my life! IP Not,

And olher sketches arc to be found in | of!)t)n , e art> with 1m vJvil | ,i ;l ..|, es „f the last i-sue of the Ubanddee book naming, showers of real lire, the' published by the passenger department Hfance of the demons and an electric ' 'I 1 ’' 1 • R- B. < mly a few j f orin (l |n( , sl weital spectacle. Mr. ... Jeit. S,:;i : in you;- addles.- aud j Urtflllll will be seen in In-original eon--M-and a c.py will be mailed you -aim eeption of the evil one. No production ■ i..\ “ Pt l**i i— Addre-s < hand- ', f tj,js great sect:ic scruion can surpas- ■ d. If. A, D. B. 71., Cm- that p n .,„ lll H by this eompanv. einnati, O. All for 5e. j Wanted—Good girl for general house

evening. The play will he given upon a scale of gra’tdettr not often equalled; new and elegant seenied effects, special meeliai Isms anti novel electrical accessories forming a nio-t pleasing and

startling inn >v a. ion. One of tin* ten- i.KY, over Kirst National Ilauk. turn of lie- prodaetlon will be the[

Nuremberg Cathedral choir, who will I render appropriate music throughout the performance. The revel on the | Brocken, in the fourth act is a marvel

MB F. FEE, INSURANCE AGENT,

PENSION : ATTORNEY

Subscribe forth Banner Times w " r,i - '’"T! George E. Blake.

Enquire of J

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AND

NOTARY PUBLIC. TeUbiou Vnuclieia.. Bis.'.j aud gnges, Correctly and expeditiously executed. lllllee in Central Bank Building. Greeneastle, Ind.

widely advertised “raiser” is a fine

piece of work. The persistency | Cl|st0lner

with which *he Royal people place their goods before the newspaper reading public is an excellent ex ample for the average merchant to

take to heart.

New V*e fur salt. p rties and receptions of every de-

An exchange remarks that if ettlt! •"'Tlptlun. furni. het! by the '.’alace cfj . . . . , ... Sweets at low price*. Music, chairs is sprinttied over coal, either in the ir !rt .i „ M . { I bin or as it is used, it will make it call. 114-m-w-s-tf | burn more evenly to a dean ash, „ . , e

J ’ i l ersolis in want ol old papers for

and will also prevent clinkers, shelving, to put under carpets, or for

dohn f.imp's went to m t' 11 ' 1 ! 10 -; Anything that will prevent the coai ‘ wrapping purposes, ran be supplied at lis this afternoon. His linen waB | pile from sinking so rapidly from this office, in any quantity that may be

viceii <t L IV>y\ «

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ns win to as the driven snow. .Miss Maude Cole is at home after a pleasant visit at Greenfield. Mrs. Andrew Woods, Otis Ilcndren, Misses Lottie Woods and Bessie Sudranski are at Indianapolis

today.

view ought to be bailed with de i

light by a suffering public. Of Subscribe tor the course there is some chemical ex- Times for 1895 and plaaation for this, but the average while it is fresh,

citizen will not care much for the reason if the theory be only true.

—Exchange.

Daily Banner get the news j

3 bars of Good Toilet SOAP

Whole wheat llottr pound at Hamilton’.-.

cents per 121- It

The “Careful Gleaners” of the Pres- j bylcriaii Suu lay school, will give an ; “Angelic”* utcrtaiimu nt'j'ue.-dny night j

Found—An elegant line of ladies and I 12 > ilt •’esidence of ( has. Smith. , gents fine .-hoes and Oxfords at lowest! N’*>- Seminar y Menu: prices at .1. T. Allen’s, north -ide shoe Bchv' uI.V Hash and Angel food. All J I, !1S( , I2:kl are invited. Admission 10 cents. 12212 ■

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Is tlie Best Blood

! I > nrixler, Appetizer and M Nervo Tonic. It cures That Tired Feeling

It is one of the new iniproved ndiber std -■ att,.("hei! p> lh>‘ hotfoot of a-hoe. P. R. CHRlS'Tft: m-Hs t! cm. Price 5th put on, d'-e tieluchcd. ill! 2w

clones* 3for i. AI.sc, Wall Paper, PairiiS Garden and Flower Seed. HOOD’S SABSAPARILLA, MUNYON’S REMEDIES, Etc.