Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 March 1895 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. THURSDAY MARCH 14 1895
The Shiiigs for Your 6raniim?
A SENSATION RUINED.
ARE THE
SPRING STYLES
Dr. Hickman Never Advocated the Theory
of Huce Amalgamation.
Western Christian Advocate Notes. Some four months sinee, Joseph W. StHlIitrd, father of Dr J. J.
A few (lays ago the Banker ! Stallar(1 « of ,he Nor,hwe9t IndittDa
Times copied an article from
Crawfordsville Argus News
the
in
conference, was again attacked with the grip, and for weeks his
OF
Soft 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.
CEO. E. 8LAK
Gkeencastle, Ixd.,
General
Insurance, Real Estate And Loan
Agent.
Money Loaned. At a Very Low Rate of Interest
I volvers were drawn, and that j • King, with his clothing torn from I his body and face bleeding, was pushed by main strength through the crowd and thrown heavily against the speaker's desk.” “Speaker Adams kicked and beat hack the crowd, and then adjourned the house.” “Heavy chairs were torn from the floor ami desks were broken.” “Mr. Adams, of Parke county, perhaps fatally injured, he was kicked in the pit of the stomach and had to he carried from the hall.'’ Of all the ridieu lous reports of that affair the above in the Inter Ocean has im posed on its many readers the worst newspaper fake of ISllu,
which Dr. W. H. Hickman, of Terre recovery was doubtful. He is now Haute, was represented as ad vocal- better, but is very feeble, almost ing the doctrine of miscegenation, “elpless. He was asked by a friend The article referred to place. Dr. I if he wa8 not t0 '-e off to Hickman in a false light, as the t,le ot,,er world - He 8aid > “ For following resolutions signed by the H0,ne f,ve and seventy years I have
president of the Terre Haute Lit-
erary club will show: Whkkkas. The Rev. Dr. Hickman on last Monday evening read a paper before the Terre Haute Literary club entitled “ t’lie Negro in America,” and Whkheas, He has been represented by the public press in other cities than Terre Haute as advocating the amalgamation of the negro and white race, we deem it just to Dr. Hickman, as a member of this club, to say : That be most distinctly and emphatically disavowed ail advocacy of the theory as the following extract from the paper itself will show: “I am not an advocate of the amalgamation of the negro and white races. I hate ttie theory. i am an unwilling seer, looking toward the centuries. I take up this theory as a lawyer takes up a bad case, and argues the unpotmlar side. Born in the south, of a Virginia family, owning an interest in slaves when the war came on, 1 was taught that ‘blood will out.’ This pot me out of correspondence with the amalgamation theory at every point, and formed in me an ineradieal prejudice against it. But it is » little soul indeed that cannot rise above prejudice far enough tn'diseuss any subject honestly and fairly.” W. H. VVTlky, President.
been the servant of the Lord. ^ think it is his business to see about the time when I shall go hence, and it is my business to be ready when he shall call for meand he added,
“I am ready, not anxious.” Rev. W. E. Edgin speaks of Rev.
H. J. Talbott being present at his quarterly meeting at Putnamville. and preaching four sermons, the first after his wreck. One not knowing it, would never have supposed what had happened him. People are attached to him more
than ever.
COUNTY NI.WS NOTES.
CARPETS! We are now showing the finest line of New Spring Patterns of CARPETS ever shown in this countv. They are FRESH, NEW and 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 have 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 saving to you. We are always glad to show you and give the LOWEST PRICES. The D. Lan^don Go. D py Goods and Carpets.
Call and see him before
ing elsewhere.
The Kditor llevenge.
In it western town two young
clos- tnen, one an editor, the other an at-
torney, were suitors for the hand
I of a rich and pretty gi 1 the I»elle DAILY BANNER TIMES ?‘I”‘’T; - » f -
ter long hesitation bet 11 een the two
1 ; : « offers, finally chose the scion of
•t the Uanx u'Vimbs olBou, corner Vine ami
t r.mkihi j’re.ts. | law and they were duly married. advehtisinY ! The rejected editor who published 5 cents per lln^^meiine'l'iarasri’.iihs charged ! th,; on ‘- V P U l ,er i, ‘ tOWn S 0t re '’cnge
cents per line! on llis successful rival by printing
80 “ ;1 '* “ “ " the following notice of the wed
| ding:
| This week we have the exquisite
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Cl.aniref. for display advertisements fuust t. . .
handed in by 10o'clock a. m. eaeiiday. Komi- pleasure of chronicling the wedding
tnir advert i.minents will be received each day!
up to i o’clock p. m. of two splendid young people of
this town.
All comimintcatlons should be signed with
the name of tlio writer: not necessarily fori ,
publiciMon. but as evidence of good I'altii. pushed young lady, and A.lonymous communications oan not bo ur- • a •
I toed.
Where delivery is irregular please report same promptly at publication oltice. Specimen copies mailed free on application.
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M. J. BECKKTT HAKKY M.SMITH..
... Publisher ....Managing Editor
Address all communications to Thk Daily Banner Times, Greencastle. ind.
And still we are not nestling any where near spring’s lap.
In the minds of correspondentd there cattle near being more ‘•die” than “sine” in that now cele brated last gasp of Indiana's legis lain re.
Railroad companies have charged the people of Bloomington $114 for transporting a car-load of supplies from that city to the Nebraska sufferers. Had the railroads done right in the matter they should have charged nothing at all for that car. Paying $114 on a car load of charity supplies doesn’t look right bv considerable.
The Banner Times yesterday published the Nicholson bill, as it passed, and today it prints the other measures passed by the legis lature. They will prove valuable reference and the two issues should be preserved. As the Nicholson law after June 1, bids fair to be come a live issue and demand the average citizen’s attention it would be well for every one to get familiar
with its provisions.
So far the Inter Ocean has made the rankest, most inconsistent and unreliable report of the closing of
the Indiana legislature.
The bride is an atvom-
we con-
j gratulate her on her choice an 1 Inturo prospects in life. Of the groom little is known except that he struck the town some three months ago on his uppers, and hung out his shingle as a lawyer. He has succeeded in securing several two dollar divorce cases and he has acquired other business by industriously working the slums and jails. He is also credited with a number of cleverly executed cases of blackmail. He came here from a little place in the east, leaving the town between two days to escape prosecution for forgery. It is also alleged that he has seven wives living, four of whom are in the poor house, and that several 01 Ins children are inmates of the home for the fricudleos. He has been in the penitentiary several times for horse stealing and was once sentenced to be hung for poisoning his grandmother, but effected his escape by braining the sheriff and jail attendants with a hatchet. There are other and more serious charges against the groom, but we courteously refrain from giving them publicity at this inopportune time, though we mayref er to them later. We join in the general congratulatory acclaim, wishing the newly married couple the fullest measure of do
mestic happiness. ItheuniRtitfiu Cured.
Rheumat ism is caused by lactic acid in the blood uttucking the Hbrous tissues of the joints. Keep your blood pure ami healthy and you will not have rheumatism. Hood's Sarsaparilla given the blood vitality and riehne.g and tones the w hole body, neutralizes the acidity of the blood and thus cures
rheumatism.
Hood’s pills are the best after-dinner pills, assist digestion, cure headache.
Last NiKlit'a Concert.
The $econi,i annual concert given by the Gel’auw Glee club, assisted by Mrs. Pauline Blake Newhouse, in Meharry hall last evening was a rare musical treat. The hall was well filled, and the attention was perfect throughout the rendition of the program. “His funeral’s tomorrow,” by Mr. Hollingsworth and the c ub., brought forth much laughter. Messrs. Paris and Gilbert were on the program for several numbers each, and were re ceived in the usanl hearty manner. Mr. Starr was billed for several selections, but owing to a slight, attack of In grippe he did not appear! the grasshopper tableau, in!
PORTLAND MILLS. Mr. II. C. Badger is seriously lick with a bad form of la grippe. Our school will close here this week, and Mr. Case will retire from the profession, after about twelve years’ suc-
cessful work.
J. S. Alexander took the live children left b) Mrs. it. F. Byrd (a soldier’s widow who died here recently) to llic orphans’ home at, Knightstown Monday, and lias nothing hut praise I and admiration for the home and its management. He also visited the legj islature in passing through, but is J happy to say tiiat he was not in at elos-
i ing light.
Miss Soplia Alexander returned to I Greencastle Monday, where she has
j work as a seamstress.
Four of our young iivn went to I ndii anapolis Monday, intending to join a limber-cutting party to go to Central America for three years, hut from
some reason failed to get in.
There are many men and hoys here
without employment.
Rev. Smith will preach bore again on
|next Sunday.
till
which he sang in his usual pleasing manner. Mrs. Pauline Blake New house was heartily encored in her interpetration of “Conzonette,” by Meyer Helmund, to which she responded, The club deserves much
HAINHUIPQK.
Mrs. Maria Darnall and daughter,. Miss Clara, returned last week from
Hie mercury is
Munday’s; Milt Bone, of Carrol county, at Charles Wise hart’s and Mrs. Ellen Allen’s. CLOVRI1DALK. Diamond lodge. No. 1149. K. of l’., celebrated the third anniversary of the organization on Thursday, March 7. Addresses were made by Knights E. A. Wood and Past Commander T. J. Nixon. Light refreshments were served. Music was furnished by the Cooper it Watson orchestra, which was
splendid.
C. A. Rockwell is visiting his brother, |
Geo. I?., at Gas City.
The entertainment at t ie opera house last evening by the liiggin’s Creek school was good. Admittance was 20c. Proceeds w ill he used in buying a li-
brary for the school.
Mrs. d. F. Richardson is suffering from grip and other afflictions. Her j condition is exceedingly critical. Mrs. John McAvoy was .buried Thursday, the Greencastle priest at-
tending the ceremonies.
Miss Minnie McCoy is the champion sugar-maker. Stic sent the. finest lot of sugar to market that lias been offered
600
Samples to pick your spring and summer suits from. The finest lot of woolens ever brought
to the city.
Spring Suits from $19 to $25. Pants from $•4.50 to $6.50. E-. V/. WHITE-, Merchant Tailor. Over Jones’ Drug Store, opp. postofflce Cleaning and Repairing A SPECIALTY.
spend-
Claru, returned last
Muncie, where they have been
ing the winter.
Sinn Cunningham, of Indianapolis, was in town on Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Andrew Dmmivan lias moved into
praise for the evening’s entertain-1 John Kcsterson’s property.
ment, and it is to lie hoped that their next concert will be much better attended.
County CommiHRionorn. Wm. E. Longnccker, ot Roach dale, was granted a liquor license; John Cawley and Wm. Maloney, city, were also granted licenses. Sarah L. Werneke’s petition for
Miss Lillie Graham, of Greencastle, visited Miss Annie Gordon this week. Mi-s Nellie Darnall is very sick. The fair association will oiler as a nremium for the best oration a year’s scholarship in the Danville normal. At the literary Friday night the aftirmative won the debate. The next question D, “Resolved, the manufacture and sale of liquor should he prohibited.” Albert Kelley and Oliver
canceliation of taxes was granted, j ( as :y Imvt* the affirmative, and Geo.
Wm. If. Cunningham was ap pointed election inspector for West Cloverdale township incoming road
election.
The treasurer
of u prominent
Greencastle church reports some odd collections in the Sunday has kets. He showed the reporter a live cornered piece of brass, not unlike a watch charm, advertising a sale manufacturing firm, as a recent, contribution, and he further reports an envelope that contained a 25 cent com and a beer cneek very securely sealed, marked plainly “filty cents” and bearing the name of the donor. There was uo doubt a mistake made by the giver of this last mentioned envelope which the party would probably like to right with the treasuter, hut. the modesty of the latter has caused him not to divulge the name of the cheerful
giver.
Heal Kelate Tranufeni. KIGha|Wuod to barah Hurst, IhiuI 111 Broad Park, $191, Annuaon S. Young to Joseph H. Miller land In Jackson tp.,|$4S6. Martha A. Slddous to Annie Belle Buis,land in Greencastle, $18i»>. k. L. to*wortuy to George W. i.rutib, land In Greencastle tp., $l3t»i. Auditor ol Putnam county to \V. A. Bowen laud In Greencastle, $33. Auditor of Putnam county to W.’A. Bowen, land In Greencastle. $23. W. AJMcCloed to Wesley Stevenson, land In Jackson tp., $130. Ell K. Pruitt to John and Lucinda Riley, land In Greencastle, $M>. Elizabeth A. Bowen to Silas A. Hays, land in Groe 11 castle tp.. $1S00.
Rii- imid Wm. Randall the negative.
Huh Aile reads the paper.
Henry Alley has sold his house and property to Airs. Lou Brown. Mr. Alley thinks he will move to Crawfords-
ville.
Willis Blatcbley, state geologist, visited his father Tuesday. J nines Snowden and wife, of Indianapolis, are visiting Chas. Lundy. GROVE LAND. Frank Monnet was made happy Tuesday on receipt of a pension certiffeate from “Uncle Sam” calling for $8 per month. Greenwood & Mu 11 day, proprietors of the musical Instrument fa*tory, the champion duck hunters. H. 11. Underwood, of Danville, has pur.'har.cd the Harv»y Monday farm. Bob King went to Koachdale Tuesday on business. Visitors the past week: Mr. Bonnell and wife, of Waynetown, at W. A.
. N it ••in.fi'.se* the j tc read this typo at t4 inches from tho face, yoa had bettor go to Dr. G. W. Bec^c and hare — ; *g * nnir rtf t»c>***
lown this morning.
So are eggs.
Mrs. A. V. Hood is dangerously ill. Mr. Wesley Hunter has been confined j to lus bed for a week hut is now con-
valescing. *
Mrs. McAvoy, wife of John McAvoy, died Tuesday nigtit. Father McLaughlin from Greencastle, visited her Tuesday. She ami Mr. McAvoy have lived together here very many years. She j j ^ leaves lit r husband and five or six children to mourn her loss. All the chiltlren are married except on**, the young-
est, who is in the regular army.
W. F. Sandy is mov mg into tiie Moser
property.
J. ('. Croy is moving hack to < lover-
dale.
Cloverdale township sugar and molasses factories are r .lining at full blast night and day. 1 he A. T. McCoy factory was lite first to put in lire. The entire output will lie large.
Now is our egg harvest.
Cloverdale will ratify the Nicholson hill. This town is headquarters for the
temperance cause in Indiana.
Kverytniug is on the boom here. There is not an idler to be found. Notary Public A. J. Rockwell is busy daily making deeds to property changing bands. Rev. C. 1L Ibatii sold his two vacant lots this week to D. V. Sharp. There is some good opportunities here for persons “eckmg u home in a live town Cloverdale is chuck full and running over with good citizens andj* 8 we want twenty-live or thirty new j i dwelling.-' put Up this eplhig. Nol'ui
vacant house in town.
The largest Stock of
SDLP SIII1LB Ever brought to the County. Do not trust your eyes to Ped-
dlers or Jewelers.
W. EmNOR. ‘.Hl-lyr-e. c. »v.—U-lyr-e. o. w.
Tliis is a day of Specialties.
Y
Sutherlin,
Makes a Specialty of HATS
AND
Gent’s Furnishings
FEMEMBCR THE PLACE.
6 E. WTTS HI tSGTOIS ST.
Style
Nervous Prostration
When it comes to the genuine article It said re- of news the Bannkk Times has it.
Tht> Weather* The indications for this vicinity for the coming thirty-six hours are us follows as received by H. S Renick A Go. from the oflieial weather bureau at IndiunaDolis: Indianapolis, Mar. 14, 1895. 1 Fair weather, stationery temI—' perature. Moork.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cave Nerve Strength and Coed Health. “Hood'a Baruaparllla baa helped me wonderfully. For three years I have been doctoring but could not get cured. Boon after beginning to take Hood’s SaraapaS rllla there was a change for the better. In a abort time I was feeling splendidly. F or several montEis previous I could not lie down to nleep on account of my heart ' ‘ ‘ 1 prostration. I now able to do work of whatever kind. If I had not triad Hood’s
Sarsa-
««««*«. partita Harsnparllla I do not ^ f f j know what would ^ I
have become of me.”
Mrs. 8. BRADnooK, 404 Erie Avenue, ! Williamsport, Pennaylvania.
Hood’s
Hood’s Pills CodSWhL W ^
IMJTNAM VILLK. Miss Winnie Sinclair, of <'loverdale, is visiting at Dr. Harris’. Mr. Kelly and Mr. Rockwell, of the vicinity of Cloverdale. called on young ladies of onr place Sabbath. A delegation of bicyclists from north Putnam visited Putnamville last Sabbath. Come again, boys. Orpha Bridges Ins gone to Rensselaer. John Slone was at Indianapolis last week. R. H. Bowen was at Itidiananlis on Tuesday. Mr. Harris is reported some better, but is quite sick yet. Rev. Kdgm has closed bis meeting at Bethel. AVill Crawley bad a horse get down in the barn recently and struggle itself to death. Miss Adams bad three pupils who were present every minute during her term of school—Nellie Slone Jas. F. Stoops and Edith Clearwaters. Maple syrup is now on tap. The hens are getting down to business, and are furnishing eggs at a low price. Wheat in the vicinity looks fairly well. John Q. Dunn.
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!”
Jones’ Drug store
IRON PIPE, PLUMBERS SUPPLIES PIPE FITTINGS, BRASS GOODS. Good stock on hand. Repairing done promptly. Give us a call. Greencastle Foundry & Machine Co.
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