Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 April 1895 — Page 2

THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. FRIDAY. APRIL 26 ]»9o

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Jim Smart’s pa has “been there” and now buys “KAST IRON” combination suits Consisting of one Jacket, two pair of Pants and one Cap FOR SALE BY

again

T ommy you get two suits to Jim Smart’s one, but look like Sam Hill all the time. What’s the reason ?

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General Insurance, Beal Estate Ami Loan

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Money Loaned At a Very Low Rate of Interest

Call and see him before in<^ elsewhere.

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DAILY BANNERTIMHS

Published every afternoon except Sunday «t tin* Hannkh Timks olUce, corner Vine and Er.inklin .e nads.

ADVERTISING. Heading Notices

6 cents per line. » hie line paragraphs charged

an occupying two lines space.

' 4 cents per line! tie “cheeky” ill Mr. Turpie

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100 “ .i i>50 “ 2% n00 “ .... 2 * Disp’ny rates made known on application. Ci.arigi s for display advertisements must be tianded in by 10 o’clock a. m.eaciidtty. Heading adv<*i t isements will be received each day

up to l o’clock \>. in.

Senator Turpie'* Flop. C rav.Tordsville dournnl. Sena lor Turpie is now ensrnireil in raising a ninipus over the Nicholson temperance law. Senator Turpie ha> perliaps forgotten that in LS5n he was a member of the leg!-hitlire anil advocated and vot ed for one of the most radical tern perutiec laws ever enacted in the state. It embodied these features: 1. Local option, license or no license to be determined by vote at the April election. 2. Civil damages, giving the wife and children damages to means of support, growing out of sales whether lawful or unlawful. 15. Requiring saloon-Keepefs to board and take care of all persons they made drunk till they became

sober.

The law furthermore discarded all license fees, on the theory' that the state ought to be a partner in the “unholy” business. It was stringent in the extreme throughout. It was passed by a democratic legislature and approved by Joseph A. Wright, a democratic governor. After all this it is a lit-

to try

to make democratic capital out of the Nicholson law. The law which Senator Turpie advocated may I e found in the Acts of IS.Yl, p 87.

TONIGHT’S PROGRAM-

1. O. O. F. liretlir**n Getting in Shape for a lug Meeting*

The local lodges of Odd Fellows have perfected their program for this evening, and it will be a iare literary treat. The seating capacity of the hall is enlarged so that he large audience expected will he well provided for in every point of ■onvenieuce. The public is invited, and tlie lodges have gone to ■ ousiderable pains and expense to make the evening one of entertainment to their friends. Go early and secure a good scat. The following program will be rendered: Overture—t )rcliestru. Opening ode—Members of 1. O. O. F. Invocation—Bro. A. II. Morris. Solo—Miss Lily Ford. Itecltution—Miss Sidelia Starr. Opening remarks—Bro. John Clark Hidpath, Music—“Evening Blessings.” Ladies' cjuarUte—Misses Spencer, Meltzer, Gifford and

Graham. Address—Bro. Geo. L. Curtiss. M u sic—Orchestra. Solo—Mr. A. (. Detch. Clarionet solo—I’rof. Hermann Hinsching. Music—() re best ra. Music—“Heaverly Hobes.” Male quartette — .Messrs. Detch, Warring, Bean and McCullough. Music—Ordliestra.

To I lie Work. Danville Republican. The following counties, Hendricks. Marion, Putnam and Clay, will unite in a W. C T. U. School of Methods at Hadley, May 2nd ami 3rd, opening at 10:30 a. m There will be* local, county and state workers to assist in carrying out a carefully prepared program, under the direction of the state superintendent, Miss Mary Hadley, Bloomingdale, Ind. Friends of the cause will find a hearty welcome and all reform and Christian socie ties are invited to send fraternal delegates.

North Greencastle. Walter L. Mains’ circus passed through Greeneastle via the Monon enroute to Lafayette last night, consisting of nineteen large ear loads.

All communications should be signed with Oic numeof the writer: not necessarily for public ition, but as evidence of good tilth. Anonymous couiuiunieuiions can not be not iced.

Taught by the Comte Capers, It was night. 'The weather was bitter cold. “Oh, Willie?” said lit-

Where delivery is irregular please report same promptly at publication office.

Speed men copies mailed free on application.

RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION* Our Vmt In advance Sir month* Three month* thie month Per week /»>/ farrier

Ci.m . 2.50 . 1255 . .50 .10

Wmimi ceh tv jw made carrier, all subser.p. inn ace-mnt< are to oc paid to tliemas they c.«'• und i. e. d for same.

M. J. BECKETT PuidtshcT H YHRY M. SMITH Managing Editor

Address all communications to The Daily Bannkii Times, Greeneastle. Ind.

“Jlst keep on monkeying” is the warning Uncle Sam is preparing for tiie foreigners.

Tkkrk Haute is already booming a big Fourth of July celebration. Greeencastle shotflu begin booming a celebration, or let the

entire population go somewhere ■ burned.” else on July 4. taking their cash! Was not

with them.

tie Gertrude, “what shall we do?

We are so poor that w

fuel with which to cook a porterhouse steak for our dear mamma.” “And it is of no use for us to try to borrow from our neighbors.” “No. There is notning left to

borrow.”

“Where is the eat?” asked little

Gertrude.

“Here,” replied Willie. “T’ut her up on the woodshed land twist her tail.” Willie did so. In a short time the windows of the neighborhood opened and bootjacks showered down. Gertrude gathered them up

and said:

“There, Willie, put the kitty earetully away; we may need her again when these bootjacks are

Barnaby Bros, mill shut down last evening on account of running short of logs. It will not start up until Monday or Tuesday. Mr. Geo. Pickle went to Bainbridge last night to spend Sunday with his family, lie gets several days off on account of the mill shutting down. Mr. Ferd Lucas is thinking seriously of purchasing a pair of bloomers to wheel in this summer. Pay car passed through on the Big Four this morning. Soul h Greenciifttie. l\ T. Ashley is in indisposed. John Hayden has purchased a thousand mile ticket for the com-

Mr, Cooper’s Views. Columbus Republican. Ex-Congressman George W. Cooper was seen by the republican I representative and asked if he would submit his views to the public through the press on the silver question. He consented to do so | and gave the following: “The activity of free coinage ad vocatos, and particularly the calling of the Illinois convention, has precipitated the liveliest political discussion in this part of the couu try since the war, when no election was pending. Newspapers, great and small, weekly and daily, are teaming w ith editorials and com munications on the silver question, and it is the general theme for conversation" and controversy. I know of no person or paper having changed to free coinage, but daily learn of some who have aban-

doned it.

“A strong free coinage sentiment prevails in Indiana in republican as well as in democratic ranks, and thr friends of sound money here are lighting up hill; nevertheless they welcome the discussion* and teel that ultimately the state will stand for honest money and national honor. Geo. W. Coopek.”

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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. \\ e are confident you will be pleased by the GREAT VARIETY and BEAUTY of our STYLES.

mattings!

We have also an elegant line of RUGS, ^ x LACE and CHENILLE CURTAINS, Curtain Poles anl Fixtures, Window shades, Door Mats Carpet Sweepers, Oil Cloths, Linoleums, etc., at a great saving to you. Wear!

always glad to show you and give the

ave no ing «“:iPiin. good only between Terre

Haute and this city. Pansy Anderson and Mrs. Tuck or are on the sick list. Brakeman Arn Davenport met with an accident at Brazil this morning which is nearly identical to the one received several months ago. He was thrown from the top of a box cur by the sudden stop ping of the train and his right side w as badly bruised. He was brought to Ids home on Fox Ridge and Ids injuries attended to by Dr. Evans, tlie railroad’s physician.

Sit «n Your liikrft. Exchange. The many bicyclers of this vicinity will be interested in the following: Concerning the effects of sport on the muscular and osseous systems, Mr. Atkinson, who is recognized as one of the greatest bonesetters of tlie day, says: “The great fault I have to find with modern sports is that they do not develop a man ail around. Special muscles are developed at the expense of others. The low wheel safety has a tendency to injure men through their leaning too heavily over tlie handles, besides the enormous strain they undergo in cutting records for either time, distance or speed. Of late I have had quite a number of cases of riders suffering from paralysis of the lumbar region.” It is satisfactory to note that such cases aie rarer than they were several years ago, when men almost reclined on their machines. The cycling journals, one and all, denounced it as a pernicious practice, and that their counsels have borne good fruit is evidenced by the erect position which now predominates.

LOWEST PRICES.

1 he D. Lan^don Go.!

Dpy Goods and Gappet;

THE MAJESTIC

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Fashionable Slationery.

The paper most used in social correspondence is white parchment

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There lias been a long felt want for some thing hotter in cooking -tnv,. I’lie .Majestic combines numerous features, wliieli make it the most perfect .ini] most economical article in its line ever prod need, bis endorsed by over fimj

finish, and the preferred sizes are i ev ' rv i, ‘. 1 ! 1C Al “> desire to in-J

1 j trouucti it to i In* people ot "Greencasth* ami vicinity.

Wc will have one in pr; •

the well-known octavo and billet; I tieal operation, baking, etc., during the exhibit which will continue six day-J

Church Notice. Rev. Robt. D. Lenard will preach in St. Paul’s Baptist church on Sunday at 11 o’clock a. in., 3 o’clock l p. in. fctid 7 :30 o’clock p. m.

The city marshal of Brownstowu lias bad his salary reduced from thirty dollars to one dollar per month. The change of the count}’ scat ot Jackson county from Brownstowu is thus having a do eided effect in salaries.

You’ve no Idea How nicely Hood's Sarsaparilla hits Hie needs of the people who feel la tired out or run down from any cause. It seems to oil up tlie whole mechanism of the body so that all moves smoothly ami work become* delight. If you are weak, tired and nervous, Hood’s Sarsaparilla is in>t what you need. Try it. Hood’s pills cure liver ills, constipation, biliousness, jaundice, sick headache, Indigestion.

John Cawley will sell for ten days ^ 10 cent segar for 5 cents, commencing Monday, April 29, at 6 p. m. He will give away 100 free to the first one hundred callers. 164t4

a wise little

so well by what she

read in the comic papers?—W a sh-

in of an Shir.

Gertrude

girl to profit so well

K,'iil UHtate Transit-is. Amos Alison to ( Imrles F. mul Mary I,

Moore, Inml In Woachdiilc, $110. sheriff 1’utnam eoiiiily to Jumes E Kohertroii, land In Oreeneastlc, SI-’iSO. Sarah M Durham to John M Shull/., assignee, land In Ituaaell and Qreenoutle tps , $1 Sheriff Putnam county to David W. Haynes* land in Jefferson tp., $8311. Philip Klley to Kobt li Jerusalem, land In

Greeneastle, $50X1.

David Haynes to lllruiii K Keller, land in

Jefferson tps. $lic >.

Lenard 4 Hiizlett, aclmrs, to J H C Nelson,

land In ( Union tp. $8T5.

Lenard & Haalett. admrs, to U C liambo,

land in Clinton tp. $2'4.’>.

Lenard & Hazlett, admrs, to David T Grimes

land In i llnton tp. $l5no.

Lenard & lla/Jett, admrs, to T 11 Gardner,

land in Kussell tp, $ii£>.

John W Britton to John W Britton, land In

Franklin tp. Jill 1.

CAKEY Alston, Clerk.

the envelopes are square with pointed llaps. Square note sheets with oblong envelopes in tints or colors are simply lads for tlie moment. Good taste dictates plain white paper and white envelopes for feminine notes.—Jfuy Laities'

tl a me J ournal.

Ladies’ shirt waists a specialty at Barlow’s laundry Satisfactory work guaranteed or no charge. Brice, 10c. It

Pure kettle rendered lard at Stoner’s. Ask tor prices. Every pound guaranteed. It

Lunch from 9 a. m. to r> p. m. daily during Majestic exhibit now beingconductcd at our store. Everybody invited. Booper Bros.’ Hardware Co. It

And we wish to urge all our friends to call, enjoy lunch with us and inn. the] range explained to them whether they wish to purchase or not. j

THE MAJESTIC

Furnishes an abundance of hot water, lias ample warming ovens, and do*> not throw the heat into the room, making it preferable to a gasoline stove. See-

ing is believing. Call and see it.

Cooper Bros. Hardware Co.

ALL

For Sale or I rip'e—A residence and business in south Greeneastle. A small farm desired or a partner in business. Call on John Riley, , 1 ."> south Main street. 105-1t

Yaiidalia Line Low ivato FxcurKioiiH. April 2d and 30th, 1895. On April

2d and 30th, 1895, tlie

Vnndalia line

will sell excursion tickets to points in the south and southeast at one fare round trip. In addition to the above, round trip tickets will be sold to points in Arkansas and Texas on April 2d, at rate of one fare plus $2.00. Liberal limits and stop-over privileges allowed. For full particulars call on or address any Vandtilia line ticket agent, or W. F. Brunner. Ass't General Passenger Agent, st. Louis, Mo. tf

Buy a nice, juicy roast, of a Lockridge steer, for Sunday at .Stoner & Son’s clean meat market. It

The Majestic steel range is in the homes of over two thousand happy users in Indiana. it

Wanted—Girl for general housework.

Dig Xuin’ber Flro, Cleveland, April 2*1.—About 3,000,000 feet of pine lumber in the yard of F. B. Newton & Co., located in the southern part of the city, was destroyed by fire yesterday. In the yard was aiKiut 4,000,000 feet of wood, but the efforts of the firemen resulted in the saving of about 1,000,000 feet. The loss will be in the neighborhood of $40,000 with an insurance of $10,000.

Left* Two Widows.

San Francisco, April 20.—The contest over the estate of Frederick N. Kind, who died some time ago in this city, developed the fact yesterday that

i needs overhauling. Then look to your

Mary l.l'itton to John W iirltton, luml In t supply of ice for the hot days and be Franklin tp. $ui i. sure to contract for it from llillis A Omni' L Iirltton to John W Britton,land la , llrowning. 152-tf

Franklin tp, $1400.

Geo. E. Blake. 138-tf j Kind had left two widows, one in this Summer is in sight, and the ice chest! Swathe ‘other‘exfsted^Both widows

and one son are now after the estate.

the latest novelties in suitings are displayed in the piece at tlie

Fasijioij Fai

A. G. Lester*, No. 6 E. Washington st.

The Globe i .Mill rolls on with exceedingly low prices Package Coffee 22 rtf , Green Tea per pound 2n ct' Crackers <; pounds 25 i t Rolled wheat 2 pounds. U. . . U.J'5 eti Best N V Potatoes fact Best Tomatoes 2 cans .15 ct B*'st Sugar > orn 2 ciins .....!’ . .15 d As-orted Jelly in 15 pound pails, in d * s y rnp per gallon 25 rt " lute Fjsh per kit ........ ind I M Idle Fish per pound 05 ct Aiso Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes Clothing, etc. issAr,,, .lulius Siidranski

JAMES M. HURLEY

Has a Residence in CrawfordsviHe to exchange for a residence in Greeneastle, ancl a few Real Estate bargains in property if taken at once.

Special Sale

White Chib Hats, White Leghorn Hats, Black Leghorn Hats,

Lace curtains laundried at only (H)c a pair. Drop a card to E. C. L. Bartow

It is a duty you owe yourself to see or leave order for call at 18 east Walnut

James F Edwards to It L O'Hair, land In

Floyd tp. $S~».

Poolroom Raids.

the Majestic range at Cooper’s.

street.

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i xo. — me pooiroom i^ t Voi u ...t. m i

proprietors were arrested yesterday aft- k ernoon and were released under bonds. ; — —

Chief of Police Goulding says he will raid these places daily until they are dosed or a decision in their favor is

lietil Estate, Insure

ance Loans.

FROM 50 CENTS Ul

Greeneastle. Ind

•riven hv the courts.

Subscriptions for any magazine or paper taken at this office. We will save you money- tf

A full line of Flowers and Ribbons i

L M. KLEIN’S

Millinery Store,

Opp. Postottlce.

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