Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 April 1895 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. THURSDAY APRIL 4 1893
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The Season ss Here
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and Wagons.
\\ r e liave all the new styles for spring and the lowest prices possible for good goods. We give a nice Buck Board like above cut with all Knee Pants Suits, three dollars and up wards. MODEL Clothing House.
GEO.
r BLAKE
Gkkkncasti.k. Im>.,
\Vcduf'sdav. If tbe deuiftcrats e.\1 prct to react they hail better c msijlt the 11 id ion a' y. We fear they have r.r;;ilten what the word I means.
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lusuranro, Real Estate And Loan
l.iiniii i i.ani) nearly doubled | her lepubliean plurality of lust | year's lund-slule in her Wedneeday vote. This is an olt' year—a good year apparently to wipe deuioeraey oil the map.
A^ent.
Money Loaned
Crawfokdsville is trying to establish a public library. Greencastle has one that is the pride of the city, and neither love nor money could buy it. Our library is known
At a Very Low “hover Indiana for the splendid
I manner in which it is maintained
Rate Ol Interest an( j operated. Crnwfo’dsville, with
its title of “Athens,” should surely have a library, and a good one at
that.
Call and see him before clos-
ing elsewhere.
! It seems the saloon keepers’
D A 1 L\ BAXNl'Me 1 IM K8 I troubles have just begun. Now
—-— the insutance companies over the Published every atieruoou except Sunday
»! the 1Ia\NrK Times ottloe, corner Vine and ! state are CailCelliDS: policies on 8ft-
Fr.mklin Vreets. , °
toons, fearing that the new legislaj tore restrictions on the business i will tempt certain unprincipled whiskey dealers to burn their places i in order to get out of business at the expense of the insurance eom.
ADVERTISING. Heading Notices
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tlcod.
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M. J. BECKETT. 11A HR Y M. SMITH.
Publisher . ManasiUK Editor
Address all communications to The Daily Manner Times. Greencastle, lud.
The Newport I/ooxier Stall was forty years old yesterday, anti put on a coat of war paint, fine printing and sixteen pages of fine reading matter in celebrating the event. It seems that several Hendricks county drug store? will yield up the <rhost, and walk a greased plunk. The new temperance laws are catching them, it is further said.
Will Not Keacli Here.,-
The Pedestrian Theatrical com pany, which started from St. Louis ten days ago on a wager to walk to New York, giving performances on the way, and arrive in New York *2f>00 ahead, reached Terre Haute yesterday dead broke and totally disheartened. They were slated for Greencastle this week, but the women of the company have thrown up their hands and are hunting kitchen work in the Prairie City. The men are after any' kind of a job they can get. It was a butnmy campaign at best, and deserved
failure.
The Divorce i>rante«l.
Brazil Time*.
The ease of Rosa Hirt vs. her husband, Alfred Hirt, of Greencastle. for divorce, on the grounds of neglect, was called in the circuit court here this morning, being ven ued from Putnam county. The nu t er had been settled by agreement before the trial, and the plaintiff was to have the custody of their two children, $5000 alimony and $750 attorneys’ fees. The defendant did not appear against the plaint ff, and the di voroe was granted. We are informed that a cheek covering the whole amount was given by the husband to his now- divorced wife before they left the court house. The case is a particularly sad one, as both parties are among Greencastle's most prosperous and highly respected citizens, Mr. Hirt being in business there. They formerly resided in Jackson township,
this county.
('onting i:vutiK« iisti<- M^rting*.
Plans have been practically completed for a scries of special meetings to be conducted under the auspices of the Baptist church by Rev. Lynn B. Albert, evangelist. The meetings begin April 7 and
will continue through the week.
COUNTY NEWS NOTES.
R AINIIRIDOK.
Madison Moore lias moved back from Kentucky, and bought Card Summer’s farm, two miles southeast of town. Miss luu Dicks and Miss Clara Darnall will ■dart a millinery .-tore in Mrs. McDaniel’s rooms. Miss Dicks went to Indianapolis last Saturday to purchase a stock of goods. They will be ready to eommence business Saturday, April i>, and will have their grand Easter opening on Thursday, the 11th. The mill hands are now hunting for employment. Chas. Alley and Jim Coft'man are working at Craw ford-ville. George Pi -kle went to Bloomington Thursday, but returned Saturday. Chas. Brown, the engineer, will take a sewing machine agency. as a result of the tire, Mr. W. A. McFadden has made an assignment for the benefit of his creditors. II. C. Dariudl was appointed receiver, and will proceed to settle up the business. A prize was offered at the opening of the school last fall to the scholar who Mould defeat tlie greatest number of contestants in a ciphering contestant to be held near the elose of school. 'Hie test was field last Friday afternoon, and Miss Bose Cunningham was the
champion.
After the usual declamations at the literary last Friday night, a great many took part in an old-fashioned spelling match, w hich was very interesting. A good program is being prepared for
next meeting.
Miss Aliee inlands left for Seranton, Mississippi, Tuesday. She hits been in very poor health, am] hopes to return Mr. Albert is both a preacher | mii ;. h
is
a
highly
and singer, and
mended, and we are sure his visit I the past week.
com- Miss Carrie Lane has been sick for
will be us much appreciated lit us us any congregation and community where he has labored. We are glad to offer him the co-operation
Miss Annie Gordon returned from Greencast le Tue-day. Mi-s Rose Snowden is visiting at New Mav'ville. Horace I’lierson returned from Imli-
of the entire church membership, i “““pobs Saturday, but went back Tue--
and to invite the participation of j , * :l ' • a’l ehristiuus in our city. It is
our wish that these meetings may tie a power for good to the whole commu nity. W. D. Him.', Church Clerk.
Tin? s. iitinvrH Stenographer.
Mrs. Salt marsh, the lady stenographer who was successful in se curing the majority of ballots for a trip to Central America, offered by the Sentinel, started on her tour yesterday morning, going direct to
Miss Cora Darnall visited her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Col liver,
Sunday.
W . W. McKniglit returned home on Saturday and left again Monday. He is traveling for an insurance company. The high school base ball club dtfeated tiie Carperitersville boys at Carp ntersville las| Saturday afternoon by a score of 15 to 3.
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 he 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 0. Langdon Co, Dry Goods and Carpets,
rrrxAM vim.k.
Clint. Paris is still very low.
An Epworth league social was held at tiie home nf Miss Roxie Parks Iasi Tcsedav evening. About thirtv-five
New Orleans, and from there across j were pp. selU< evening
the gulf to Belize. She was ac- was spent.
We wish to again call the attention of our advertisers that copy fi>r the weekly edition of the Baxnkk Time? must reach this office before noon on Wednesday of each week in order to secure inseition the same week. Dan Voohhees’ ideas of freedom and right in his opposition to the Nicholson bill are about on a par with Ins utterances in this city some thirty .years ago, when he publicly said “not another gun nor another dollar,” etc. Voorhees has some queer notions of freedom it seems.
Litti.e Rhode Island got in the swim handsomely, and is now in the republican maelstrom that is sweeping the country. A plurality of 10,500 is what the republicans of Hiut little state rolled up on
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companied by Miss Anna Somer, who came out second best in th contest. The Sentinel, after considering the matter, decided to send the next most popular lady in the contest, ignite a number of per sons here were interested and -f.ent ballots to their favorites. I
Omfp a Novelty Chattanooga Titms.
There are no Mansfields, no Rol-j eighth birthday
and Reeds, no Davenports, no Clara Morrises, in the Noss Jollity com pany. They never claimed there were. But there certainly are a lot of very clever performers who en tertain with an evening of refreshing novelty in the way of a comedy and musical performance, which i? truly refreshing, because it is meritorious, and more especially because it is a radical departure from the general run of theatrical attractions—a satisfying change as it
Miss Cora McClure and Blanche Secrest spent their vacation with their parents at this place. Some of our young people will leave tin? week to attend school at Terre
Haute.
The Sunday school convention will be held at this place Sunday, April 14. Dr. Horn is improving Ids residence. A party of friends very pleasantly surpri-ed Mr. Web-ter Hester bst Monday evening, it being ids thirty-
nrssEir.vii.i.K.
The rain has brightened prospects for
garden and farm crops.
Miss Ella Fordiee has gone to Tennessee where she engages in the milli-
nery business.
Last week Jim Presler filled up on coffin varnish, then commenced to abuse Harlan Pitt?. Following Pitts about a hundred yards he knocked Pitts down, when Presler’s father, put in and while Jim pounded Pitts, encouraged him. Finally the marshal put in bis appearance and taking the Pressler’s off let Pitts up. Then they
Train Wrecker*. At the opera house on Saturday evening will appear one of the best companies on the road. The “Train Wreckers” have been crowding plaj r houses the country over, and give a spectacular show that is in the first class. See it on Saturday night. It For new millinery in all the latest styles go to Mrs. C. M. Short. 144eod-(it*14-3t
Vanrialiit Line Kx<tiiriuon». To Indiana poll? April 23 and 21, return limit 20, fare $1.00 for round trip. Account order of Eiistern Star. J. S. Dowmxo, Agent.
were And the goodly audience I t,oth ttfter J - I1,,rn * Kle w ho had that greeted them last night te»ti- look ' n K 0,1 an " h,m tohl8 i} . , , , . j .store. rresicr in luilowui^ tiled lied us much by their unstinted ap L, get over a fent .e and fell skinning plause. The company is made up! his face. When tiie marshal got hold
ot talented musicians who play on every conceivable instrument, and extract music from everything about them, even to the laughs from the audience. The musical numbers intersperse the entire comedy, and afford an evening of enjoyment heartily entered into by
every one in the audience.
At opera house Greencastle,
Wednesday evening, April 10.
of liiiu again he took him before S jul: e Forgey, when he fined him ten dollars
and costs.
On Monday night a couple of our stock shipers played the April fool by getting gloriously drunk, then on a tiaek street they painted tiie town, as
they said, using very vulgar and profane language. One of them is a man of family and lives in Parke county. They were b th run in Tuesday and Esq. Forgey fined them two dollars each and eo-ts, over $10. A. run A. Gialmiu i- sick witii grip. Mis. Matthews i? still improving but not able to lie up yet. T. J. McGann is quite sick- cold and
grip.
IV. C. Boyd goes to the normal at Terre Haute. Walter McGaughey g «es to DcPauw university at Greencastle. Mr. F. B. Minter, of Kouchdalc, will move here next week and put in a to: k of boots and -hot s. James Winn lia? closed out bis smith
shop.
Inge Boss Co. are putting in a new stock of goods. GKO V Kl. A X II. Visitors since our last: Miss Jennie Kurtz and Mis-Sylvey Wood, of Roaendale, at C. $. Kurtz; George and Lee C iso. of Ladoga, at W. A. Monday's. Mrs. Dr. Hansel, of Lena, who came up to attend the funeral of her aunt, Miss Hannan Williamson, returned home Wednesday. Mrs. Hadlock goes to Harrodsburg Saturday to visit her daughter. Noel Allen lias gone over in Hendricks to work for Alt. Haynes. X. W. Ader went to Danville Monday and bought two horses of Ader Fnderwood. S. (*. Ader and X. W. Ader went to Greencastle Wednesday on business. I). C. Summers has sold his farm to a Mr. Mower. ('has, Wiselnrt is building himself a j new phaeton. Our school closed a successful term [ Wednesday, ('. John Priest teacher, i The patrons nave asked for his appointment for another term. FILl.MOKh. John Phipps took tiie train for the sunny south on last Tuesday to visit j son Duane at Crowley, La. He expects [ to be gone two weeks. Sam Xii^hol was called from the section gang here to Center Point, Clay ! county, Tuesday, to act as foreman on the Brazil and Center Point branch of
tiie Van.
Jonathan Odell lias moved to his farm near Winchester, Hendricks
countv.
Mrs. Mary Rosebro has gone to visit her son. Rev. Fred Rosebro, at Cuving-
tou. Lid.
Our schools will close witii exercises | on next Thursday. Dr. Terrel!purchased p, vahnMej microscope. There will be preaching at the Christian church next Sunday. Pastor Coons will preacii at Liberty church next Sunday morning, and at night Rev. Hinshaw will fill the pulpit.
THO
YOU
Can have your clothing made to your order at the price yotf
pay for ready made.
A. G. Gester,
No. 6 K. Washington st.
a
Nervous Prostration
Th** Weal her.
The indications for this vicinity
for the coining thirty-six hours are as follows as received by H. S Renick ifc Co. from the official
weather bureau at Indianaoolis: Indianapolis, April 4, 1895. Fair weather, stationary tem | ^perature. Moohe.
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CLOV KltDALK. Misses Minnie, Kfiie and Bertie Coffman, Mary I inville and Mr. J. E. Kelley will attend tiie State normal school this spring. They left this week. Misses Nora Cunningham and Ebsee Caldwell are attending Central normal college at Danville, and Henry Coffman is attending the State university. He will graduate from that institution in
June.
The Kiekapoo Indian Medicine Concert company are holding forth at the opera house. They are here for a two weeks'engagement, beginning April 2. We have seen better shows than they are giving. Frank Sommer, of Indianapolis, visited at J. H. McCoy’s Sunday. Thomas Buie has traded for W. F. Sandy’s livery stable. Tiie pike road question is waxing warmer and warmer as the days draw j near for tiie election. The Higgins [ 1 ( reek correspondent for the Banner | Times is badly off. I be county Sunday school convention ^ will be held here April 20. The town- ' ship convention will lie held ut same
: time.
Op^ra flous^,
GREENCASTLE. INI). SSiitiirtlay, j The great realistic production,
He Train wrasieis
EACH ACT A SCENIC NOVELTY
O -COMPLETE SPECIAL SETS—0
11 fl I & O k R office. V IJ J < »rcat Train Wrecking Scene. A 11 II Blowing up of the Bridgr. t ^ I , I i Prison Struck by Lightning. Kj I J I j (Vreat Vault Scene.
Admission, 50 cts.; Gallery, 35 cts.
Opeia House, ONLY ONE K\ EN I NO, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10 \ An iittraction of umisiml excellence, THK N< i>*> JOLLITT Uo in their new Fantastic Burlesque Musical Comedy, ™ KODAK,
BY MA.IK C. SWaX,
In Three Snap Shots \ poaltlve novelty, all fun. no sorrow.
HEAR the Mosleal Tennis ( bib, the Mandolin Trim bailors, the Fairy ItelU. Hie Saxo-
phone Quintet
SEE Baby Helen. Harry H. Roche, the Musi-
cal Monkey, the Booster Dance.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Or Money Refunded.
Seats now selling at Landes' limit store. PRICE. 5H CTS; GALLERY, 15 LIS
’The Globe .(till rolls on with exceedingly low prices Package Coffee 22 ets Green Tea per pound 20 ets Crackers 6 pounds 2."> cts Boiled wheat 2 pounds 05 cts Best N Y Potatoes 75 cts Best Tomatoes 2 cans 15 ets Best Fugai Corn 2 i atis 15 ets Assorted Jelly in 15 pound pail- 40 els Syrup per gallon 25 ets White Fish per kit K) et? White Fisb per pound 05 ets Also Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes, Clothing, etc. sssoir.,. Julius SujranskL.4
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