Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 May 1895 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY MAY 22 I«9o
'iti§! Has Li the Straw Hat trade for a few days, we will make it lively by cleaning up the remainder of our spring styles of STIFF HKTS At Less than the* Factory Price. SI.50 Stiff Hats 97c. 32.50 Stiff Hats SI.95 33.00 Stiff Hats 81.67. 33.50 Stiff Hats 82.50 COME EARLY AND GET CHOICE.
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THE MERCHANTS’ CARNIVALA sneteptifiil Entertainment. Marrhe*,
Drill*, mimI < a iriiini
Tlwre was a look of expectancy i on the faces of the aiulieiu'e at the oper i lions, last niizht and tin y | were not disappointeil. There were a few vexatious delays on toe sta^c hut they were unavoidable and promise to lie eliminated tonight. Paul Gilbert opene I the program with a solo and was followed by F. I. Walker in a i-ornet solo; Hiss Nellie Matson followed
CAHPETS!
We are now showing the finest line of
New Spring Patterns
CONCERNING THE ALUMNI. Can! to tiip l*r**M* from Mayor Ilireli on
l>pl*auw Matter#.
Mayor Jonathan Birch, an alumnus and one of the trustees of De Pauw university, at the request of several persons interested in the i matter, has prepared for the press,! a statement in reply to u recent let |
ter of Dr. T. A. Goodwin, of India H napolis. Mayor Birch's n ply is as i of CARPETS ever shown in this countv. I hey are f' R].sJ\
follows:
Pr wil ov
I am requested *o reply brietly to e<Ttaiu criticisin' of the Methodist conferences of the state made t>v l)r. T. A.
and her selection was greeted by Ooislwin m his recent letter to the AV«a. encore applause, she giving a sec- upon the'iili|ect (if aluimii repiesenta-
a sec , .
, tl'in ho the board <>t trustees of ItePauw
ond number. Miss Matson is one: im i V ei8ity. and which seem to
NEW and SALABLE, because DESIRABLE. All we ask is a chance to show you. We are cnnfidJ you will be pleased by the GREA1 \ ARIETY and BE\I|
TV of our STYLES.'
CEO. E. BLAKE Gkeen'castle, Ind., General I nsuranee, Ileal Instate And Loan
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The
Ontrnl MIbbioii.
Central ^nission Sunday
school has been organized (at Browning & Baker's ball) and the ; following ollicors elected: Superintendent, Mr. Hiram Allen; assistant superintendent, Mr. Pol-
sec retary, Miss Emma treasurer. Miss Mollle iibrariuns, Messrs. John and Laurence Gazaway.
All denominations are cordially invited to attend. Sunday school 2 o’clock; Epworth league at 3 o'clock, and preaching service at
7 :.‘10 every Sunday.
! hemus; Reeves : t Combs, i Friend
We have also an elegant line of REGS, MATTIXQ;—
in the see-! « t upon t.>c action ' f tin-1 LAC E and CHENILLE CURTAINS, Curtain Poles a-'fl conlerences in tils matter. lean lint _ lT . . , , -» i /-> . o .■
Pixtures, \\ tnaow shades, Door Mats Carpet Sweepers, QjM Cloths, Linoleums, etc., at a great saving to you. I
seem to me t"
of our best vocalists.
ond part there were many novel i t hink thut. Dr. Goodwin is not anfeatures. Mrs. Lillie B. Siler, was | l ,risu<1 ,,f the that has recently . I been taken both by the board and by dressed in the tattered garments of the conference* upon this subject. Dr. a newsgirl and that exceedinop Goodwin says “that no invitation ha- " lever been extended to the alumni of dimcult character to act was given Dei’auw university to participate in the
mil of I honor and re.*pon*il)ililies of tru-tee-
" , • i ship” and that‘‘when < n different occhic and dash, and in lier song ca*ion* ihe aliiinni have asked for sucli
was her
‘•Side walks of New York” she made a great hit being compelled to sing a portion of her number a second time. As an amateur she out did the work of some profes
recognition their petitions have been rejeeted with contempt.” He evidently does not know, a* the records will show, that at the June session of the board of trustees in ISO'J resolutions were passed unequivocally favoring alumni representation on the hoard.
always glad to show you and give the
LOWEST PRICES
The D. Lan^don GoJ Di*y Goods and Carpets.
Money Loaned „ . , , . j Kemember the band concert of the At H Very Low^‘■’Oldier*’ and Sailors’ Orphans'home _ band Friday evening. It Rate of Interest
l>r. •lolin and li. I*. I. Terre Haute Tribune.
Call and see him before clos- There is a report that the board
J of managers of Rose Polytechnic . Institute had taken into considera-
DAILY BANNER TIMES fl,,g f 8tio I n , that Dr - Joh l n >
lot DcPauw, be asked to accept the
One of the board was
| asked about it this morning and j his remarks left little or no doubt
.and that a committee was then ap-
sionals. Misses rlora Hays, Lula i pointed to prepare a plan by which
this might be tiro light about, with directions to the committee to submit the same to the several conferences for their approval. The committee >va also authorized to memorialize the legislature for such legislation a* might he ueec'Siiry to accomphs.i this result The committee prepared a plan hv which four additional trustees were io be appointed hy the alumni. This was submitted to the rsuferenees and eordia ly and promptly adopted by three of the four conferences of the state.
Grooms, Edna Dowling and .Mrs. Badger Williamson gave the other songs of the second part. Each, as did the fifty or sixty other young ladies, representing a business linn of the city, giving an individual inarch or tableau. The! second part closed with a newsboy's 1
chorus in winch about a dozen,.... ...
I he Northwest Indiana conference at
newsboys and three newsgirls gave its session In Terre Haute in Scptema ‘‘Bowery style” drill, crap-shoot- ,,e !: prompUy adopted it without
• u dissentiii£ voicu. In one ot the four
ing, steps and ail. It brought out conferences final action was |>o*tp<> ed
for the reason. :i' i* be believed, that the proposition was not then fully uu
derstood.
a roar of applause and was repeated. Between the second and third acts a number of ‘‘living pictures” were given, but an accident to a curtain caused a post ponement of that feature until this
It should tic known that the institution is operating under a charter granted by the state, which provides tint the trustees shall be elected by the conferences. To allow the alumni to elect trustees there must lie a change of the
ing elsewhere.
Publish* 1< i\ except Sundas presidency <»l R >86 at the Bannku Times otHce. corner Vine and! .. , n .1 Erjiikiin A*reeta. active members of the
ADVERTISING. Heading Notices
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:4f» line*
60
UNI 250 o00
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DlspBiy rateH made known on application. Cl.aiivres for display advertisements must lie j handed in hy 10 o’clock a. m. each day. Head- 1 Ing advert isements will he received*each day 1
up to 1 o’clock •». in.
had been broached to any of the managers (and there is no doubt it has been) that President Mees is secure in lus position.
The Weather.
The indications for this vicinity for the coming thirty-six hours are
All eoiir.nunieat ions slum Id he signed with
the name of the writer: not necessarily for publici‘hm, hut as evidence of good fa Hi. Anonymous communications can not lie no-
ttoed. 1 as follows ae received by II. S
Where delivery is irregular please report same promptly at publication office.
Specimen copies mailed free on application.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTIONOne Tear in advance SLr months Three, months One month — Per week hy Carrier
. $5.00 . 2.50 . 1.25
Ronick <fc Co. from the ofllcial
weather bureau at Indiananolis: Indian vi'oi.ts, May 22, LS9f). Fair weather, stationary tern f—perature. Cox.
evening. The third part of the , hH, t l er n,lllit i ,,nttl L Vith :
1 t ] out this the eonferenees •itnl tin* board
program was made up of a drill by are powerless to acton the subject. The seventy-two ladies. The handsome h-gDiature at it- last >e"ion ailopted nu _ _ act prepared for tins special purpose young ladies, for which Greencastle ami with the express approval and enis famous, gave beautiful evolu ,l : ,r9en 't" t «‘«>"[ere..ceg named
0 ! above, but unfortunatelv for the mn-
tions, forming squares, angles and verslty the governor vetoed the bill. It fancy figures that were illuminated i " 1,1 ,h "''“''V! ,l “ , ’ i,, bir from the . . . conferences clinging with a deatli hy calcium lights of many hues ! gr*«sp to the policy of naming all the which made a scene of splendor that I, .“‘ coub 'enccsaiid the board
as well are in full sympathy with the
wid long be remembered. A feature ( movement togivetiieaiumnidirectrepof the individual drills was the cos- k e8e,lt 1 atio . n , 1 , ' e board of trustees,
these trustees to lie elected by the altim-
turae exhibited by Miss Mollie Mathers which was ornamented by
ni themselves. As a matter of fact I believe the conferences recognize the ability of the alumni of the institution
many incandescent globes of various 1 and delight to do them honor and would
The .v were connected bv j £
wires and at certain intervals, cur-lines* management of the university. Of rents of electricity were sent I the » ,rese, * t bottr ‘' of tn,stee ^ “* shown
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Only steel and malleable iron range offered to the public. I Saves in fuel each year the cost of the range. Bakes in half! the time of the ordinary stove. Every range guaranteed. I Don't fail to examine our complete line of Screen Doors, Lawn Mowers, Refrigerators, Ice- I Cream Freezers, etc. ’ I Qoop^r Bros, hardware <$o. Northwest Corner Square. I
do not question hi* great love for the institution of which Iw was the rtrst graduate, hut I apprehend he was not aware of these step* that have been recently taken, and it is but just to Ihe conferences and to the friends of the university that all the facts should lie
known.
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Win ii tit liv ;*.v N made* by cnn’icr, nil snhBcripiion uocoiint* arc to Ik* paid to tliein uk
tlivy call Mid rci olpt lor same.
M. J. BB( KET 1
M A UK Y M. SMITH.
Reserve a seat in Meharry hall for •D the fiaml concert Friday evening. The proceeds go the benetit of the 'V. R. ('.
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A‘Mri'ss all emaiminlcallons to The Daily IIannkk Timks.
Oreenoaslle, ind.
The income tax lias gone the way of all tilings democratic. The entire administration will soon be but a blackened and painful mem-
ory.
Thk acts of the last legislature will In- printed hy the end of the month. I* will then take a couple of weeks to get tlic county clerk’s receipts bef ire the governor can declare the laws in force. The book this year will contain (100 pages, wdiich is many .nore than usual.
\ 11 iiiiiornuK I act
About Hood's >Hr*uparilla—it expels bad humor and creates good humor. A battle for blood i- what lloo l‘s Sarsaparilla vigor ni'ly light-, and it i ways victorious in expelling Ion) taints and giving the vital thud the quality and quantil.v of perfect health. It cur. s scrofula, -alt rheum, boils and
other blood diseases.
Hood’s nils act easily, yet promptly and cllh icntly on the bowels and liver.
g."> cents
l.etter I.ist. The following letters remain in the Greencastle postofllce uncalled for May 22, 1895: Miss Eliza If. Hickman, Mr. Mathias Drew, Miss Annie Downey, Mr. Cha*. E. Hodskin, Mr. II. Elmer Moseley J . Miss Ruth Hous, Mrs. <‘. A. brown, C. E. Stoner, Harvey Weh-ter, John Paul Walker. In calling for same please say “advertised.” Willis G. Nkkh, P. M. The editor of the Bannku Timms has heard the orphans’ home hand of Knightstown play. Last year they were at Indianapolis and made a splendid impression with the musicians there. They give a classical and popular program combined, and their concerts arc above the average of hands composed of men. In the W. R. <\ interests the concert should be patronized liberally. It I'hrmiKli Huffct sleeping Car to Michigan
Point#.
<’oniriHTu.’ing about the middle of June, and continuing until the latter part of September, the Vaudalhi Line will place in service elegant bullet i sleeping cars to he run through to IVH " ‘ t os key, Hay View, via Terre Haute, St. Joseph, Grand Rapids, Traverse City and Charlevoix. This w ill be the onlv line of through cars from St. Louis to the delightful and cool resorts ot Michigan. Only one change of cars to Mackinac Island. For detailed information address nearest Vandalia Line agent nr E. A. Ford, General Passenger Agent. St. Louis. 178tf
Wanted. 1 want to rent or lease a modern house in Greencastle within a few blocks of public square. II possible would like hath room, gas and heated either with hot air, hot water or steam large yard and shady, <1 or eight rooms, and like possession about June 15. Address, with location and particulars. \V. C. P.. care this olliee. Would like to see property Thursday, May 23. 185t2
Today n L.OCHI Market#.
[Furnished the Daily Hannkr Timks daily by R.W. Allen, manager of Arthui
Jordan's poultry house.)
Hens ««
Springs, a to '.’X lbs < ‘oek*.
| Turkey hens, young
Turkey, jrounir toms Geese, choice f.f. over per lb .. Bjorn, fresh subject to b»udilna
10 a 7 H 3 10
Fly before the tiles fly. to Cooper Bros. Hardware store and get your screen doors and windows. tf
coim* mw- \.>ri:s.
| by the year hook of 1895, out of 21
tiirough them, making a splendid trustees 12 of them are alumni of the
effect. Her march was encored. » , >' 1 7 ‘^12 * r t‘ biyman |
uml n iniinsttT.s. (Jf tin* 9 visitors who!
There are so many performers and art wiih tin* Loanl 7 .m* mt*iiil» *rs of tin* roMal «mim t i.eoKrmpinrni n<»
so varied a program that the lim- Tl,, ‘ l,,mr ; 1 "'istees and
- 1 ^ visitors is coiiip*»sr<l of JO persons, of i f ,, . .. . ited space at our command pre these 19 are graduates of the iiniver- , ' 1 ' 1 get a lailroad map
-ri,, , „ sity, more that one-half of the whole ;' ,f * l "* ,:lllu :l111 * >criitinize the eastern
* ' s ) ' ‘ * number. In the Northwest conference portion of Putnam county, he will he tertainment will he repeated this | 3 of the 5 irustec. arc laytium and 2 of | iv-uly for our-hort Held drill Inis51
evening and should be sccu to be
properly appreciated.
tfolin VVainpler Suv#. Crawfordsvllle •lournul. John Wampler has entered suit against Wm. II. Durham, Sarah Durham and George T. Durham for $50,000 damages, his attorneys being Vancleave & Davis. The complaint is in several paragraphs and alleges that the defendants alienated the affections of the late wife of the plaintiff, Mrs Lily Durham Wampler. It also alleges that she died of morphine poison taken with suicidal intent and that although the defendants were w arned they neglected to keep close watch upon her. The plaintiff feels himself damaged hy the defendants in the sum asked for. Just received a nice line of ladies’ gold watches which would make an I elegant graduating present for your daughter in high school. .1. A. Ricketts, jeweler. Thur.AM Refrigerators, ice cream freezers and gasoline stoves at Cooper Kros. Hardware store, tf
them alumni. Ail of the three visitors trom that conference arc graduates of fhe institution. The trwtth about it is, that as tlic hoard i* now constituted, not a single professor or teacher ean he elected or disehargeil, not a measure adopted or a 'high 1 wheel turned over the united oppo>ition of the member' id the alumni now serving on I he hoard. I have long had great admiration for Dr. Goodwin’s distinguished ability and
Health All Gone Unequal to Family Duties-No
Appetite
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Cave Strength and Courage to Work. “IwBsinsuchconditionlcoutd not walk even about the house to attend to household duties and
tiie mail wa* ea/ried between Danville and Greeiiea'lle by horse. TlielateDr. Abijah Robin-on, of Lebanon, Ind., w.v- keeping a -icoll country store with
tin |M»-t olliee thrown in as a -pice, in a entity: to whom came the spoken l.iitlit simple log house on a wagon road lie- and the unspoken Babel. V. ; JI h put
we will call a nonienchitriral ant"-"im. I Hut a post mu-tcr general might r • I tangle us at any time. We think i | related of an early chief justice of tht 1 I . 8. that hi could go from his gardei down to the market and with the e*r grace, sell fruit witii his own hand', "e Ibid the great George Washinct 1 :i looking after the interest of hi* c l"rfl I men, by hiring one of them* to refrain I from the use of alcholic drinks I year. Have we not often met I >am with striped pants and claw- I hammer eoat, io the mmid.y stP'el, I smiling and bowing right and hf | the risk of getting his plug oat set in the dirt? And now we havi gotnmip t<> the chief postmaster, son of Mi: - rva, brother of Mcrcmy, first assistant
tween the two- county seals above nailed. Rohiusi.n called it IVr< -irtcr Nicholson, an adjoining farmer, Nicholsonville. Millard Fillmore was president. The T. If. & I. Ii. R. was building :>iul seeking a -et of -tali u names, in Feb. ’52 it o-pened a stasiou -ix miles east of
on his thinking can and consider this matter? There should he a con erted naming of all places in the nut von that are national, anid in the state tliat up-
state.
In conclusion this coiniaanity pitition- the l . S. postal department, loin future refuse to grant a post oflice hy
Greencastle, named in honor of our in- the name of Dehnar, at any other peint cuiohent. Now the horse stopped and in the-tate of t'ndiana.
Everybody come out to hear the Soldiers’ Orphans' home band next Friday evening at Meharry hall.
Ho! The Crowning of the May queen at Hinton’s Chapel M.E. church on Hanna street Saturday night, May 25th, 1895. Begins at 8 o'clock. Admission lOets. All are invited. 185-2 t. B. J. Colkman, pastor.
Refrigerators, Ice cream freezers and gasoline stoves at Cooper Bros. Hardware store. tf
It will be very interesting for the children to see the hand from the home. Bring the children, admission only lifted! cents for the little people. Ail buying tickets of the ladies can get them reserved at J. K. Langdon’s book store. 185-2t
care for my chil-
did not have the strengthen a child. I was treated by several physicians, who pronounced my trouble Scrofula and Female Weaknesa. I could eat only a slice of bread and drink a
of tea, three
Mrs. John IIlist*
Oran, N. Y. a soft boiled egg for dinner. I became reduced to skin and boom; at last they had to draw me about the house seated in a rocking chair. 1 was in a terrible state when my husband, having noticed advertisements of Hood’s
Robinson carried hi- office in his pocket to the railroad and we bad Nieholsonville in FUlninre for some time. Meanwhile, an office of the name of Filuiore was located in Porter county-
dren and family. I Finally the office la-t named died out
and we sought and obtained a name according with our passenger station. In 1870 the I ft St. L. R.R. completed Us track, which passes hut a half mile north of Eilhunre. at which point they located “Darwin.” After some years it was noticed that there wa- uuothci Darwin in Carroll county. Our postal laws seem to preclude us from having an office this near auolherone in the rural districts. Now the eoni-
R. M Ragan. Fillmore, Ind. May 20, ’
rvrmkllvillk.
are busy replanting tlu'ir
faceup
'fy times a day. Sometimes 1 could stand
Hood’s
Sarsapnrilla
C ures
Sarsaparilla, urged upon me to give it trial. After taking
one bottle I received sufficient benefit to know that 1 had at last found the right medicine. I have now taken several bot-
tles and am able to
Attend My Housework. In fact, I am on my feet about all day, and can go up stairs easily. I cannot say enough in praise of Hood’s Barsaparilla.” Mils. John Hash, Box 92, Oran, N. Y.
Hnrrrl’c Dille are tasteless.mild.etfec11UUU & I- lf.l£» tive> All drueslsts. 25c.
Farmers
corn fields. I be cold, d?y weather is shortening th<* pasture* as well as growing wheat. T. J. McGann has bought a new patent fence machine. Hex. Fetzer xvill preach the Memorial' sermon to Ilazlett post, G. A. R., next Sunday at the M. K. church. I here vru* a good audience at the Sunday school convention last Sunday» ami it was a success. Prof. Ogg &P*
pears to be a good organizer and ready
pauy adopted the expedient of calling do bis full duty. The township ^unit “Darwin Station,” wliich they did day schools w-ere organized by electing for some time. But after considerable Miss Dora Burton, president: Mr*. Al* aberration of freight and mail your iee McGaugbey, secretary and treaswriter besought the managers to change urer * seemed to be conceded that not the name. They changed the name to t,le children of school age attend
“Dehnar.” We find by consulting the T. S. postal guide that there are eight postoffices in the United States of this name. Now, this is a beautiful word. Partly on the score of policy the ones that 1 ottered were not so alluring, as they v^ould thereby be too liable to f»ll
Sabbath school in Russell townshipMiss Nora Harvey is teaching a goed summer school, and seems to satisfy
the patrons.
Esquire Forgey’s court has been idle for the past week. Some lady wrote Dan Thompson her compliments for his service on hors*
a prey, u is hut necessary for some
other party in the state to get an office show day. by the name of Delmar, and we will be Bill Gott sports a new surrey.
forestalled for the third time.'
Aaron A. Graham is having his frame
This is on one of our great arteries of t ^ ,u * J ers sawed out for Ids barn, travel, five and six miles out from other Bicycles andii^Tackle at Cooper places, and certainly entitled to what Bros. Hard - are store. if