Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 March 1895 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY MARCH
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Our Spring* Styles of Fine FEDORA HATS FOR 78 CENTS.
Same as above cut in Black. Brown and I an. See display in west window.
MODEL Clothing and Hat House.
Tht* l.ttw of Finding.
“The law of finding is not generally understood,” says a recent exchange, but it was decided many years ago, and it is well to note > I the case and decision. A visitor at a suite fmind a purse containing a sum of money and handed it to the merchant. Alter three years, the owner failing to appear, the finder demanded the wallet and money from the merchant. The latter refused to deliver them, on the ground that they were found on his premise, and the finder then
Iiiiprov«*m**iitH i»t tin* Shades.
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One <d the directors of the Gar den Dells company was in the city today, and stated that the com pany had abandoned the project which contemplated some very extensive improvements at tile Shades this summer. The much talked of new hotel will not he built, the directors fearing the returns would not justify the expenditure decessary for its erection and furnishing. They will, however, build a substantial bridge across the big ravine, about 100 yards below the
CEO. E. BLAKE, Gkkencastu:, Inti., General Insurance, Ileal Estate And Loan Agent. Money Loaned At a Very Low Rate of Interest
j B.vxnkk Times hopes for the good | of the county that the advice given Ion this deal will be right, and that J there will be no afterclaps with exoensivc features. Oneway is right, evidently, and the othei is just as evidently wrong. This road elecI tiou is going to bo a warm affair j and it should start right.
Call and see him before closing elsewhere.
DAILY BANNER TIMES
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New York Advertiser.
If the news from Fall River is correct Mgr. Satolli, the papal able gate, has temporarily suspended the edict of the pope commanding all Catholics to withdraw from the order of the Knights of Pythias, and will in a few days issue his j formal degree to that effect. This is surprising news. Here-
; tofore the pope, even from the
time of St. Peter—allowing that
i St. Peter ever sat in the papel
chair—has been absolute. And being infallible, there is no rerson
5 why he should not have been abso-
lute. But this action on the part of the apostolic delegate indicates
! that in the present day at least the
Pope may he reversed. Mgr. Satolli does not, it is true, promise that his decree will stand, but find ing no conflict between the principles of the Knights of Pythias and Catholic doctrines, he does not see what it should not stand, and he hopes it will. If his holiness has
sued the shop keeper. It was de-
eidedthat against all the world, l’ uneh bow l- This wil1 inakt> ,he hut the owner, the title of the find- * round ® on .| he ° ,her ° ide , auC ^ 8 ';
er is perfect. The receiver of the article found is only the trustee, first of the finder if the owner does not appear. The receiver has no right to keep an article against the finder any more than the tinder has to keep it against the owner.
ble and will make the beautiful walk possible for those unable to make the clitf now necessary. Several cabins will also be built, per-
haps.
South v«*»*nrHHt !•*.
Dr. Brazier was in Cloverdale Th« Yiwikr* CnnifMly. tills week.
Full houses to the door greeted i Miss Allie Riley is visiting at Mr. J. C. Lewis and company at 1 Brazil,
the Orpbemn opera house on Saturday and Sunday nights in Ids
Wellington Crawley on the
list.
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Yankee comedy of “Si Plunkard" for its first two performances. The play has caught on. Mr. Lew's and the company have created a
sensation.
“Si Plunkard is a graphic and amusing picture of rural lile and characterization. Mr. Lewis in the title role of the Yankee peddler and tlium major in the Fairview band, brings plenty of humor to this part and creates a deal of amusement. The inventor, the bigus stock speculator, tire old farmer and Si's pretty sweetheart are all well sustained characters. There is a deal that is novel in the play. The farm scene with its
Messrs. Marley and Brazier were duck hunting and killed none ducks. Mr. Brazier has something of the appearance of President Cleveland when attired in a sportsman's outfit. These spring days start the usual spring moving. The following are repotted today : C. E. Hickson from Main to Manassab streets, T. A. Vanclea ve from Howard to Main, Elmer Gibson from Howard to Crown.
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country have a now. Prices are
bells all over the more joyful ring tumbling aii to
of Pythias, it is barely possible that he may be wrong in his estimate of the Masons, Odd Fellows and Sons of Temperance, in none of which organizations is it pleas ing to him to see good Catholics We respectfully suggest to Mgr. Satolli that he look carefully into the above named orders and prevail upon the pope, if possible, to withdraw his objection to his church people affiliating with them. There are now a great many good Catho lies who belong to these organizations, and it would do the church no harm if the number were multi-
plied a hundredfold.
We arc indebted to the Now York Heron! for the following interesting historical item : “On the 12th day ot April next, which is good Friday, the heavenly bodies which gravitate around the sun will be exactly in the same position they occupied in the firniuneat the day Christ died on the cross. It will he the first time such a thing has occurred since the great day, just 18(12 years ago. That was the thirt}’ ♦•'ird yet- o r the Christian era, which dates from the birth of Jesus Christ.”
Obit miry.
I Again the angel of death lias visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hamm | near Limedale, Ind., and taken their 1 lovely daughter Cora. Cora was born
threshing macnine at work cap- j„ Boone county, Mo., January 12,1873. Hires the audience. Clever spec- am i „„ March 19. 18!>5, her spirit took ialties are introduced by several of its ttiglit. to the realms above. She was the company. The band is nota perfectly willing to die. and said only a , , i. • few moments before her death, “I
lily good—San erancisco Daily Figaro. Hay 19. At Greencastlej
opera house, March 28.
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Lost on 1Yulnm. Creek.
The following note signed by May Johnson, Victor Kerchall, Alice Johnson, Sarah Kenney, of Indianapolis; Mary Johnson, Aut Johnson, Emma Johnson, of Irvington; Duey Johnson, Fannie Johnson, Renza Johnson, Mary Johnson, Alice Farmer, Clayton; and Al. Warren, Coatesville, was found by a party of Grcencastle people recently. The note was in a bottle, tightly sealed, floating
down Walnut creek:
Help! help! help! We are away ont in the wilderness, the rain has been falling for forty days and nights and we have been without food for the saire length of time. We have very wealthy relatives; for instance, Coxey, and a great many other eminent men, who will reward you if you only will lend us assistance. If we he perished, please send what you may be able to find of us to the addresses given
above.
be so glad to leave fids world of sorrow," her only regrets being to leave her loved ones here. She was expecting death, and told her parents where she wished to he buried and everything she wished them to do. On September l-t, 1891, she united with the Christian church at Manh ittan, and since that time she has been a faithful follower of Christ. She was a youn ' lady of lovely character, and won friends wherever she went. She did not confine her Christian work to her own church, hut was a worker in the Mt. Olive Epworth league and Sunday school, where her unselfish spirit won the love and respect of all tlm member*. She leaves father and mother, four brothers and two sisters to mourn the loss of a dutiful daughter and loving sister. Her life, though short, was a beautiful t xample for Ic r young friends to follow. She died of that dread disease, consumption, which eleven• short month- ago took her sister Bessie, whom she loved so well. Fiineial s rviees at .Manhattan chitreh. conducted by Rev. Xieosin, of Oreencastle, Ind. Interment at Man-
hattan cemetery.
A precious one from us Is irone, a voice wo loved is stilled. A place Ik vacant in our home That never can be tilled.
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You’ve no Idea How nicely Hood's Sarsaparilla hits the needs of the people who feel la tired out or run down from any cause. It seems to oil up the whole mechanism of the hodv so that all moves smoothly and work becomes delight. If you are weak, tired and nervous. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is just what you need. Try it. Hood's pills cure liver ills, constipation, biliousness, jaundice, sick headache, Indigestion.
There will be an election in Clo verdale township and it appears from rumors from the temple of justice that the managers of the affair do not know where they are at on the preliminary matters. Engineer O’Brien wants the six roads all voted on at one stamp, that is a yes tor the six roads or a no against the entire bunch. On the other hand it is said that County Attorney Ader wants them voted on singly, that is a voter should stamp for each road he wants built. The
Ttie Weather*
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 Imliananolis: Indianapolis, Mar. 22, 189;>. Fair weather, stationary temi per at u re. Moore.
C'anl of TiiankH.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hamm, of Limedale, desire to thank their friends for their many kindnesses during the illness and after the death of their daughter, Cora.
How February Caine to l>«» Short “I suppose you know how the month of February happened to but 28 days,” said the snake editor
to the horse editor.
“Yes, 1 do,' 1 was the reply. “When Julius Caesar revised the !calendar, he named a month after
himself, July. The
month was left with its old name, j Sextilis, or the sixth month, for that was its number in the Roman , calend»r When Augustus became | emperor he thought he had as good a right to have a month named af-! ter him as Julius had, so he re named Sextilis and called it August. At that time Sextilis had but thirty days, while July had thirty-one. AngosUm thought Ids month should have as many days as Julius, and one was taken from poor little February to accom-
plish the object.*'
“I always supposed that something of the sort happened, but my idea was that Augustus hail been working so hard one February that he took a day off, and it never was replaced.” — 1‘i! ‘xhunj (hronirle-
Telegraph.
A city minister says he thinks it is no more right to expect a minis ter to preach a funeral sermon free of charge than it is to ask the undertaker to bury the deceased with j out pay, or to ask the newspapers to publish a h'i’f column resoiu11ions of respect without renumera- ; tion. A funeral sermon is the ; hardest of work many preach jers have to do. It is ranch more
following j (Ufiteiiit, than a marriage ceremony,
for which he would receive anywhere from 50 cents to $25.—Madi-
xon Courier.
Krai KMatr iraimfern. John It. Leathennan to Joseph M. Wright, lam! In Manhattan.q. c. d., $15h. John Q. Laae to John W. Layne, land In Mill Creek tp.. $.'150, Eliza B, Key to Mollle K. Smalley, land In ( Union tp.. $15. John W McKee et al to Hans Ande*aon, land In Kranklln tp.. $XX>.
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CAHPETS! \Ye 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. Wd are always glad to show you and give the LOWEST PRICES. The D. LangdonGo. D py Goods and Carpets,
Hydrants, Hose, Rath Tubs* Iron Pipe And Fittings of All Kinds; Steam and Water Valves. Plumbing & Gas Fitting. REPAIRING Promptly Done. Greencastle Found ry and Machine Co.
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For March.
People are surprised that F. C. NEW HO US It soil.* *o many pianos— especially during these hard times. Here’s the reason : His pianos are the best and his prices are low. It’s a characteristic of this house to make extraordinary ollerings. A house where you can buy on credit as cheaply as elsewhere for cash.
Hie Si.upsaiit Piano • And the How MMilaf
Op^ra jHous^, THURSDAY, MARCH 28. All new features this season! A bee hive of merriment. The young and talented Yankee comedian, J. C. LEWIS, Supported by the brilliant little actress Jonuette Lewis, and a select company of twenty talented artists in the laughable Yankee comedy, Si Plunkard. Everything New but the Titlel
are steadily winning favor with scores rut rviutr of our music lovers. Hadn’t you bet-| I lb BUT ONE
ter hear them? Cash or easy pay-
ments.
WARE ROOMS. 17 S. INDIANA ST. ,
F irmer J. C. Lewis. .Si Plunkard company. Country Band Parade.
Sutherlin Is showing the latest productions in MEN S SPRING NECKWEAR, In all the most desirable shapes. BAND BOWS, SHIELD BOWS. FLOWING END TECKS FOUR IN HANDS. WINDSOR CLUB HOUSE TIES, etc. A complete line always ready for your
inspection.
e E. WASHINGTON ST.!
Imitated by many! Equalled by none! Wait and watch for the original Yankee comedy. See the burlesque country band parade at 2:80 p. in. am above date.Re-erved seats now on sale at LANDES’ DRUG STORE.
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MS F. FEE, INSURANCE AGENT, PENSION : ATTORNEY AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Samples to nick vour spring and summer suits from. The finest lot of woolen., ever (nought to the city. Spring- Suits from $19 to $25. Pants from $4.50 to $6.50. E-. W. WHITE, Merchant Tailor Over Jones’ Drug Store, opp. postotfice Cleaning and Repairing A SPECIALTY.
Pension Vouchers, Deeds and Mortgages, Correctly and expeditiously executed. Office iu Central Bank Building. Greencastle, Ind.
CO YOU Want your boy to have the best clothing made? Call at the
L. M. Hanna, M. D., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Office No. 18 Walnut Jsireet, Mrnt Door East Engine IIouho Realdenoe, ftrlck Hoime on same lot.
Vnndalia Line Exeurniuiift. Excursion to Indianapolis via Vandalia line March 25 and 20th. return limit March 2!). Fare O 00. Account Scottish Hite Masons. J. S. Dowling, Agent.
Boy’s and Children’s clothing a specialty. A. G, Lester, No. 6 E. Washington st.