Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 March 1895 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY MARCH 13 1895
The Shills for Your Craniun]
ARE THE
COMMON COUNCIL.
Telephone* Located—Automatic Valve* -Claim Ordinance.
SPRING STYLES
OF
The eity clerk presented the treasurer's report for February, which was referred to the finance
, emu in it tee.
The chairman of the street com- (
inittee was authorized to order I , „
| , . , ! pie ot much promise,
! the street commissioner to put the!. .
A Delightful Minticale. Sidney, Ohio, News.
A private musicale of great merit was the result of a rather in formal gathering at the home ol j Col. II. Wilson last evening. The company was in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Maxwell, of Greeneas tie, Indiana. Both are young peo
Mr. Maxwell
SoiT cincl Stiff Hats
being for some time connected
new automatic valves on the pub .... ^ ,
. 1 with the far famed Shubert quar-
Itc water fountains. A tie vote on I . , . ,
tette, but now engaged in leading
ibis caused the mayor to vote ave. ' . .... , , ■ ! the song service in revival meetings
I hese are the valves tliut should' have been put in last fall, but a de-
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.
lay iu getting them before the [ ground froze postponed the im- '
provement until spring.
The special committee to whom was referred the examination and acceptance of telephones for the city, and to report on the best one
which he in connection with a noted evangelise are conducting in some of our large cities. His selections last evening showed him to be the possessor of a magnificent tenor voice of wide range and great power, each selection calling forth much appreciation. Mrs. Maxwell
Prepare for Spring
If vou* were about to journey to a, The cures accomplished by Hoods colder climate you would Sarsaparilla tell what it dot's more
eloquently than any argument which
warmer or
make careful preparations
Besides taking a supply of warmer or cooler clothing, as the case might be you would thoughtfully select a
can he written. Read tl e frank state-
ment below:
“Last spring, on account of overwork
CEO. E. BEAK Gkeencastlk. Ind.,
General
Insurance, Ileal Instate And Loan
Agent.
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j are well knor n to have been made | at the instance of the liquor league. If a saloon-keeper holds strictly to i the *aws row in force, he need not worry about the Nicholson bill. It I is after ti c Icllows who seem to i ilniik they should have more rights than are accorded any other man.
Money Loaned At a Very Low Rato of Interest
Call and see him before dos-
ing elsewhere.
It in Plain Busmens.
People should be taught Unit the running of a newspaper is a busin<*-« just the same as the running of a grocery store or a millinery establishment ora str'*“t car system. A newspaper pays rent and insurance, contracts bills, collects money and disburses the same, with the primary end in view of keeping the receipts above the expenses, says the Council Bluffs Nonparril. The newspaper is his manufactured product. It is made up of many ingredients eon trioiited from many dift'erent sources and the process of iis manufacture is complicated and expensive. When the paper comes from the press it represents the labor of many hands. In that I respect it does not differ from a hat or ! a suit of clothes. Instead of wearing a : newspaper or eating it we rend it and
as I'ccupyhiK two Hues spin >•. lit is the advantage of having the news -.1 hm S.... ................ I_ Ienis I'm l.ne ! () f ,] le ( j av . irr ., ani ] printed ill con-
I yenient form and left at your door that represents the value of the paper. The
f<»r-Usphiy udverliaemriitH musr be ! ^ product it is lUiniuhari'lcil in hy in oYloidr a. m. eachday. Reiui- : factored to.supply a demand. If the in« ii'lverh-ifiiH nts will be received each day > 1 1 ‘ _ 11 up to l o’clock b* in. a | market value of .”000 newspapers i* All c.iinmuiiicniionsskould be sl^notl with $-^^1 one paper should be worth an ^iS'i'Ton. 'bui Ss'lS.mm'oriri'Lh'm *' f in proportion just the A.i >nyi em.- co'inuuutraluuia cun not be no- same as oranges or t )Olh l)rii-lie.-. 'I'h it
DAILY 1LVNNER TIMES
Publisht'd evtM - y aftenuion except
kt the Bannk it Ti Mu* ullice, corner Vine and
Franklin Aroctg.
I r seem8 thtU Gain hoodooeu the governor of Indiana along with some of the lest of the boys.
ADVERTISING. UKA 1)1 Mi N'OTIOES
ft cent# per lint*. < >ne line ]mrugrap!is chanted
•3li
iw “ a W ) “ ‘J i ,>oo “ ~ * IMgp'ny rates umdc known on application.
__ v *_ 'is why newspipor proprietors don't
0U ‘ thelr W™ may ask for ttieni. They b-• e Itoueht ma-
Spcolrn n copies inalbsl free on application.
RATES Of SUBSCRIPTION. One Vnir in nJennee Sir man the Th -cc month) ‘)ne month fVr hy Currier
...S-i-fiO .... 2J0 .... IJK fin .. ail
When delivery Is innite by carrier, all subr. 'idifr: a•••unt. Mire to be paid to them as l!i"y call and r.eeiei l'a-same.
M. J. MKCKETr UAltar M. SMITH.
Publisher ManuifliW IMltor
A'’.dre-s all coin inimical lens to The Daily Uannkb Times. Ureencaaile. ind.
Some of the democrats in that elevator at the state house were wafted nearer heaven Monday night than they deserved to be with such peanut political tricks us
ehinery, paid rent a iti-tied the demands of a pay i ll ' !cr to produce not a tooth brush or a cigar or a y:. d of ribbon, but a newspaper. On account of its value as an advertising me diuiu space iu a newspaper is worth money, juft the sume as seating room in a street car or in an opera house Is worth money. The insertion of a six inch advertisement may be worth six seats a,t the opera. The value in the first instance depends upon the character of the medium and the extent of the circulation. The proprietor has fixed a price proportioned to the cost of providing this medium and the work of preparing the advertisement for publication. The manager of the theatre fixes the prices of bis seats to correspond with Ids outlay in seeming the talent and pi oi Hiing Hie opera house, f iie.-i”
they had "T'Tiaiius. Sm Vi sciuu.'t-
should have liven sent the other di- | may seem .-.elf evident truths. So they rcction. . are. But even to this day you will find
I those who do not know that n newspaper is a marketable product ami’ they are the sort of people who make it nee-
. assisted, showing her power as a
for the company in their opinion,! . . ,, , , , ’ , , musician, and later rendered a beau-
reported in favor of the Phoenix L ...
' , ] t ,j tiful recitation. Our own city was
; represented by a vocal selection by Miss Wilda Wilson and Miss Flor enee Nutt, all of high order, and j given in their accustomed good styles. The musical and literary
telephones made in Indianapolis. Mr. Handel moved that the three instruments to lie furnished the city free be placed in the engine) house, the marshal’s residence and in the mayor’s law ottlce. This motion was reached and carried af ter some considerable argument. The superintendent of the fire electric alarm system was instructed to strengthen certain poles re
ported to he shaky.
Mr. Perkins reported on the mat-
program at a close a delightful luncheon was served, after which all took their departure voting it an evening most pleasantly and profitably spent.
Letter List.
The following letters remain in the
. .. • ... Greeneas tie postolfice uncalled for
ter of the improvement ol Ohio, Mim . h Ls9 . ;
street that the committee had in vestigated that proposed improve-
Mr. .(. Burnett, esq., M. L. Hathaway, Mr. M. Bughton, Mrs. J. K. Slip-
ment. That as to the feeling of ‘un-.ui, Mi-.s I.Hlie Williamem, Mr. s. the citizens and property-holders : Roberts. Miss , ., , . . . Mary pHtidexier. Miss C'vntha K. Xe!-
aiong that street, a majority did)
not desire to have the street improved, many of them being poor people. They, therefore, reported against it. They also reported no on the matter of opening an alley; from i ollege avenue to Locust street between lots 17 and 18, north to 19 ami 20 on the south. On the matter of improvement ot Indiana street they were given further time. CLAIM OBDISANOE.
son. Miss Pearl Neece. Mr. I). II. Goble, Miss Alice Grayson, L. I). Zeigler, Mr. Charles Gladinan. Mr. W illiam Streuth, Kli If. Votani, Mr. Newton Swaint. in calling for same please say "advertised.” Willis G. Neff, P. M. C’OCNTV NEWS NOTKS. MW MAYSXII.I.K. Oren iiail is the vender of the Roaeh-
dale Xi'im.
Progressive erokinole is the game played at Talbnrt’s store, and Dr. C. !?. .I.unes j- the most scientific of the
sti ck of medicines as safeguards Lm and bad humors, I became very much run k ep you in good health. I down. About June a scrofula bunch apPurify Your Biood Now we are all about to change to a | peared on the left aide of my collar bone, var.ner climate, though not of our It was very sore continually, and after jw i volition, and what is more reason- j a time my left arm began to feel disci fe than to take a reliable medicine to agreeable. In a short time it pained me re sist the debilitating effects of higher nearly all the time. With that and the temperatures? j scrofula I was in perfect misery all through Hood’s Sarsaparilla is jyst the modi- the summer. I became so bad that my Jne needed. It thoroughly expels] friends tried to me get to have a docHood’s Sarsaparilla
from the blood Hie impurities which nave accumulated during the winter, increases the appetite and improves the digestion, drives away that tired feeling and nervousness, and gives the strength and vigor without which we cu’.inotappreciatebeautiful Spring. It is
tor, but I thought I would try Hood’s .Sarsaparilla. I have taken five bottles and part of the sixth and am feeling like myself again. I have gained flesh rapidly The scrofula bunch and my lameness has all gone, and I feel like a new creature.” Miss Hattie M. Clark, Parkman, Maine.
The Spsirag Medicine And the Best Blood Purifier.
J. M.Donnohue, police IT. T. Ashley •• Frank Riley “ James M< rry weather, tire dept Geo. N. Nelson •• “ Ben 8. Williams *’ “ . Jmm * P. < 'utler, streets W. Branson ** Taylor t rump ” John Tobin *• David Scott “• Mike Dalton “ James Moran *• Spear Pittman, stone Jerome Allen; rent C. W Landes A < o.. mdse G. C. Electric l.l lit l o., light. M. J. II. eli it. printing
.* 2.T (»> players.
2:. 00 i T 50 i 23 50 ! 23 50
l hdo Joe Leslie was quietly surprised by rela< ives and friends last Sunday im account of his septuagesimal
22 so bii rlulay.
11 (HI ;i oo fi 25 5 2.5
Jewell Lee lias returned from a trip iu the southern part of the -tale. Min Stewart, J. T. Higgins and IVil-
t so liani Cooper are making maple tno-
,r ’ ' lasses.
M'ilbur Grantbam, of Richland, vis37 so i' s this city oeeassionally. r: 3i | Ira rnderwood will attend the State
'• | normal in the spring,
Mr.-. Lemuel Crosby i- on the sick
record.
Chas. Bousman almost cut his thumb
CAKPICTS! We arc now showing the finest line of New .Spring Patterns of CARPETS ever shown in this countv. They are FRESH, NEW nnd SALABLE, because DESIRABLE. All we ask is a chance to show you. We are confident you will be pleased by the GREAT VARIETY and BEAUTY of our STYLES. We kave also an elegant line of RUGS, MATTINGS, LACE and CHENILLE CURTAINS, Curtain Poles and Fixtures, Window shades, Door Mats Carpet Sweepers, Oil Cloths, Linoleums, etc., at a great sat ing to you. We are always glad to .-how you and give the LOWEST PRICES. 1 he 0. L»angdon Go* Bs*y Goods and CarpetSo
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'Style'
The Director* Chogi’it.
Mr. .T. F. Darnall, of this city,
has received the appointment H g ^ bff while splitting wood, director of the prison south, and is ! lll,,r,on Allgood is moving to the
the choice of Governor Matthews
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The deujocrotic pluguglies at Indianapolis ran up against an entirely different set of men than those Green Smith had to deal with. Their failure to bulldoze is likened to that ot a wheezy steamer when it strikes a snag in mid
stream.
Some of the democratic papers of Indiana which have I een hypocritically in favor of the Nicholson bill should now apply’ for the pen with which Governor Matthews signed the measure. As yet we have heard of no democratic rush for the quill. The Nicholson bill is one that law abiding saloon keepers should not object to. It imposes no additional hardships or burdens on the saloonist who is disposed to abide by the laws now on the statute books. It was framed with an idea to catch men who are continually violating the present laws, which
e.-.-.iry for Hip. grocer to put screens over his apple barrels. And there are those, too, who think that space in a newspaper may be had for the asking and they are the son that want their tailor to present them with a neck-tie when they purchase a collar. The newspapar is a product, developed from the raw material, and its value and price is regulated by the ordinary law of business.
* A II ti morn lit* Fact About Hood’s Sarsaparilla—it expels bad humor and creates good humor, A battle for blood is what Hood’s Sarsaparilla vigorously fights, anil it is always victorious in expelling foul taints and giving the vital fiuid the quality and quantity of perfect health. It cures scrofula, salt rheum, boils and other blood diseases. Hood's pills act easily, yet promptly and elllcieutly on the bowels and liver. 25 cents.
ns the republican member of the board. The legal question as to the appointing power will be set tied by a test ease before the supreme court as soon as possible, but in the mean time Mr. Danmll will act as director, and v. ill vh.il
Jeffersonville this week.
To the Banner Times Mr. Dar nail says he has tho word of eminent legal authority at Indianapolis that the governor’s appointment will hold good. The following card irom Mr. Darnall explains itseif.
Editor Banner Times:
i’iease permit me to express through your paper my thanks and appreciation ?or.X h e j:i • -dial. :u.v'-. .g ■ • ■ r-e: rev - inendatioii* given me so iinanimoiislv by iu, iiictni* in Greeiicusile lor the I position of prison dhector The grati-
Mrs. Redding farm in north Jackson. Oscar <. hastaiii has consideiublc bn.—
inc.-s m Baiubridge (?)
BRICK CUAl'KL.
Hon. G. \\ . Uanna came home from Indianapolis Tiie-day. after several wc ks' sojourn among the law-makers. Mrs. Pmclor is now a resident of
Grceneastle.
Mr. Morrs. who lives on the hill, is going to move 11 Rocky Fork. Mr. and Mrs. lusiisun are going to their home in Illinois Friday. Any one being troubled with red foxes stealing their poultry or lambs should call on Oscar O’Hair, as he is “fatality” on foxes. The wife of Uncle Sammie Baird is quite sick—organic heart trouble. Maple syrup from this county isbeIng •hipped tQ-jcnet* 1 xfcste? •
i. 'i .' T'-TL V , L L1.,
Fanners are busy in their sugar or-
is a different thing from fashion. Real stylish wall paper improves the appearance of any room, but some fashions would make a room look dismal in appearance. Our wall paper is in the latest fashion and of that true “style” which causes friends to exclaim, “how beautifully your rooms are papered!”
Janes' Dnig Sisie
IRON PIPE. PLUMBERS SUPPLIES J’ii’I FJ i TJXU- PP • -- ntv '•«. .uou .Tuck on naud. Xeptiiriiig done
promptly. Give n*
600
Samples to pick your spring and summer suilsfrom. The finest lot of woolens ever brought to the city. Spring' Suits from $19 to $25: Pants from $4.50 to $6.60. E. W. WHITE, March ant Tailor. Over Jones’ Drug Store, opp. postolfice Cleaning anJ Repairing A SPECIALTY.
YV 1 H col fines the Jto reud this tjpo at 11 inches from the f.ice, 3 ”u Lad better go to Dr. G. W. Ber.js aud hare yof-•*»»«• A ••Db • r>%j- of
The largest btoek of
Pro'Pfotsjiwst for.a.erop of jG ’ F . L WaHiitic
- are equal in their expressions 1 ’ ' ' l ’
of e.infiilem'e.
slsou! mmB
Snell kindness ami unnnimity on th" part of the people of my home is more than I claim to merit; therefore, words fail to express tin; gratitude I feel to all. 1 trust 1 will be pardoned in this connection to .say that my friends elsewhere throughout the state hare caught the inspiration and have overwhelmed) me with their extravagantly commendatory recommendations. I am not vain enough to believe that this exuberation of sentiment is the result of anything I have done, nor do I charge my friends with insincerity, hut persuade myself that in some way it is evidence of the highest chord of nature having been touched hy seeming misfortune in the loss of property—“sympathy.” J. F. Darnall.
Parlies and receptions of every description furnished by the Palace of Sweets at low prices. Music, chairs china and silver furnished. Give ns n call. 114-m-vv-s-tf
Thw WratH^r. The indications for this vicinity for the coming thirty-six hours are as follows as received by H. S Renick & Co. from the official weather bureau at Indianapolis; Indianapolis, Mar. 13, 189;>. Pjl Fair and severe cold wave !—‘tonight aud Thursday. Later —Cold wave, temperature will fall thirty degrees by Thursday. Moohe.
Joseph Allen was quite sick bisf week
hut is now convalescing.
Robert Vice died suddenly last Mon-
day night, heart failure.
Dr. J. W. Straughn is able to attend
to IiD practice again.
Henry M Grimes is happy—it is a
boy.
Joseph Case has sold his property to Mr. Burton, the miller. Earnest Fink has bought Charles Owens’ property. Case will move n* Ladoga. Owens wui move to Roauhdale. A Ladoga man was here last Tuesday looking for a room to put iu a stock of boots and shoes. Putnam county has had two representatives in the legislature that Tier citizens may well he proud of. The best cisizens of our town are well pleased over the passage of the Nicholson temperance bill.
BELLE UNION. M. B. Cox went to Ingalls last week. E E. Evens, of l/ePauw, spent Sunday with bin grandma, Mrs. Hannah Cox. T. (’. Vaughan has moved into his new harness shop. The Beech Grove school closed la>t Friday with appropriate exercises, and
at night an entertainment was given by the young folks to a crowded house. Excellent music was rendered by local talent. Many of Hie performers acquitted them• tlvcs very creditably, especially James I eonard in the role cf schoolmaster. Mr. McVeigh deserves to be complimented for the excellent school lie lias taught and also for tl|e management of the entertainment. Our genial mill man, If. <\ Cot, ha« again traded engines, this time with Mr. Scott, of Eminence, Morgan county; the engine is now delivered. He will be ready to grind next Saturday and each Saturday thereafter. In the accident on the Indianapolis A Vincennes road between Marco and Sandborn, I. S. Haltnm was hurt much worse than was generally stated in last week’s papers. His son Stockton, who has been in Illinois for the past month, returned home Saturday, On the way he stopped at the hotel at Worthington where they had taken his father. He says that his thigh was broken in two places, and that his shoulder was badly mashed, also the flesh was torn off of one hand until the bones were exposed. Mrs. Haltom left Sunday for Worthing
ton.
Tver brought to the County. Do not trust your ej’es to Peddlers or Jewelers. a. w. belngei. 291-lyr-e. c. w.—41-lyr-e. o. w.
This is i Jay of Specialties. Sutherlin, Makes a Specialty of HATS AND Gent’s Furnishings REMEMBER THE PLACE. G E. iflZTTSH I tS CTO IN ST.
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