Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 June 1895 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. THURSDAY .11NE <5
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buy
the goods for.
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Money Loaned At a Very Low Rate of Interest
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>lr. Holler Acquitted. Friends of Mi. Frank Roller of Newman, 111., have received eond news from liim. lie had Ids preliminary trial tiiere and was tri nmpluinth acquitted. The ijirl in the ease got mixed in her dates and an alibi was proved by R'dler in both eases. It is further said that the girl’s attorneys were quite anx- ' ions to compromise the ease, but i Frank wouldn't have it that way. He went into a trial and the judge seeing the drift of the ease threw it out of court. Mr. Roller writes that he will return to Greencastle to commencement and will again attend school here next year. His friends here will be glad to learn what they have believed all along, that there was nothing in the sensational charges made at Newman.
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« (Ml Al I M l >1 t NT V INITUKS.
T he i; as s i ii Times w 111 consider It i: -peeiai t Ivor of all persons In Hie city ex peel In to enlertaln iroesls duriiur eoiiiineneeinciu will send us 1 heir nanus mid the names (it Ihcir visitors as tho\ u-rlve. There Id !■ fair to be a larrer attendatn e i han usual ai the Del’miw e iinineiieeiii(*nl and we hate lomid in the past irreal dl llieili i In h eat I nr all I he arrivals. •Villi our force of reporlers we sh ill do our tiesl. but w*• can tri eatlx tie asslsiist by our readers and the puldlo rreiierally Ifltiey will kindly send us th • name- l,\ postal card or tiy
messenrer direct to ttie odice
t he Kcslivn 1 Concert.
The eleventh annual festival of the school of music will occur on next Monday evening, June 10, in
Sunday Mehany hall. An unusually fine
program will he presented and a large audience is anticipated. The DePauw symphony orchestra, which under the able conductor ship of Mr. Scliellschmidt has done a line year’s work; tlie Lorelei ciub, which has already been so favorably heard by Greencastle au diences twice during the year; a mixed chorus and the DePauw quartette will contribute their parts
the evening, Fernie, so-
prano; Miss Caroline Dutton Rowley. pianoforte; Miss Lena Eva ! Alden. of Terre Haute, pianoforte, land Mr. Adolph Scliellschmidt,
be the soloists of the
evening.
Mendelssohn’s “Hymn of Praise” will be given in full, with solo, mixed quartette and orchestra; also Godard’s new “Introduction and Allego” for the piano with or chestral accompaniment, a ’cello and pianoforte and duo and other interesting numbers—solo, quar tette and for chorus and orchestra. Tickets will be on sale at Mr. Lnngdoo’s book store commencing Saturday morning, June 8, at 9 o’clock. Reserved seats, f)0 cents; general admission, 2o cents. It
POIMT.AND MILI £
All ioiilicr*' graves within this territor> were deimr.ited with the flag and flowers bv the <1. A. K. boys and Suns of Veteran* in eounection with the loyal and patriotic citizens, who met withtliein it eaeli cemetery. All assembled at the Thomas cemetery at II o'clock. w here the beautiful ritualistic ceremonies were given. At it o’clock someiliing near a thou-and people crowded nto our little village to hear the orations by Hon. Frank Howard, of
son Terrel and her daughter Estelle. j i>,.,, kx in,., ;(lll i |,r. .Mater, of Bridgion. Ernest Nieotten, of Newman, 111., i* xeellcnt and unpropriale music was vi-.ting I'hi Hell brothers and mi ver- rendered In the Portland quartette, led sity friends. i in Prof. Sain Thomas. Many were Thomas Crowder, class of ’114. is the here front a distance, and the interest guest of Phi Gam brothers and friends, j *eems to be increasing a- well as the Prof. Sinvser is establishing the rep- | ^ ,,f i t,le , n,w ' 1 ' a, ' l ‘ > e * r -
along tin
E. A. Gilmme, of Indianapoli
I hat we are going to sell "">'< r-ity triends yesterday.
Mrs. Morse, of Wabash.is visiting her
utation of hi- department. It G said that about thirty were either “flunked” or conditioned by the recent examiuu
tinns in his department.
The championship fraternity base ball game w ill be played this afternoon between the Delta Tans and the Delta Fs at Lynch’s park. A small admission fee w ill be charged for the benefit
of the Athletic association.
Frank Walker goes to Indianapolis
today on Mirage busine**.
The note in this column yesterday -honld have stated that two If/rn/.s
were -cut to India instead
ville.
Otto Melxmnev returns to hi* home
at Camargo, 111., today.
It is peculiar that so many students are lea\ ing for home before eolninenee-
Tracks in the mnd along the creek bank- indicate that -ome seining parties were out one night last week, law or <
law.
Dolphie, eight years old, and son of our esteemed citizen and neighbor. Jackson < bidfelter, died Thursday, Im j ing accidentally stepped on a rusty nail | on Sunday previously. Dolphie was a j bright, active and intel igent boy, the favorite of hi- parents, loved and ad1 mired bj all who knew him, and his sodden death w as a great shock to hi* fiinily and many friends. His S.ibbath school teacher and class furnished
>f l( , ! many heautiful floral contributions D r
the ca*kct. and four little boy* acted a*
pall-beare rs.
Mi-- Snpha Alexander is at home from Grecneastle, takingatwo weeks’
vacation.
The Rns-ell town-hip graduating ex-
ment. The most enjoyable time of the > rcise* at Russellville Saturday night -chool year is after examination- are was a very credit dde allair. Millie over ami espeei ilh during cninmeiiee- Alexander repr nur sehnol, and ment week, when the student meet- was among the best speakers and the old acquaintances and comes jn contact recipient of inaav congratulations, with the distinguished ne-n who are Sunday afternoon a pleasant party ol here to address the students. ! visitors met at the home of Mr. J. ( . Winfield Sherfey returned to Brazil ' il "' 1 " e,,r s i’ n ";‘‘ <ile . n " > -
j eonsisting of M r. and Mrs. Will Nutt. Mi-- Teresa Mel.indcn and Mr. Detriek.
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Pr wil lov
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Paeitic ( I,allies, pretty, new styles for J 4 cents per yard.
Half wool ( b d I ie- worth -d e.-ni- P r I • ets. Ml wool* bailies for .•!!l ets worth Ml eents.
oualitv until telied mn-li; vanl wide for .1 2 ets. been s,.||i ll: , ( Staple giiiglvims. good .pnility for .. et-. , ^••umatd print* ” double width heuriettas at T-i ets. would be cheap at 4" ■>-.
All wool serge .Vie quality at 40 ets.
;K; inch IlnglMi I black and colors have be,.,, selling f,, r to 17 rent*. Good line of cheaper dress fabrics from s , t - | M ... ,
Ladies J. r-ev ribbed summer vests from •> ets each up.
l i.e ifne-r as'sortaieut of hosiery in the city at the lowest price*. Elegant Ii sw ivel silks and wash silks for ladle* waists. m# Seasonable wash dress goods in great variety. fc-
Sp| assortment of lace* and embroideries.
Headquarters for kid gtoves and silk mitts. Best assortment of ladies’ corsets in town.
Ladies para-ids. still umbrellas and fans to please everybody. AU of the above and everything else kept in a flrst el t-* ,.. m tir p.mid al our e-tabli'limcMt and we e.irdially invit" yon lo ,
ine and price, and buy the desirable g Is in the city. I; . H
The D. LangdonGI Dry Goods and Garpets,B
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this morning. Fred Jeffers returned to his home at Homer. 111., yesterday. ’ Arthur Woodard, of the class of‘irj, is the guesi of I). K. E. brothers. The following persons took supper at Mt. Meridian last evening: Messrs. Talley. Hickson and Misses Bitter ami Reals; Mr. Marlatt and Miss Meatier: Messrs. Iglehart and Crowder and Misses Young and Speed. F. X. Hulley goes home to Marion
today.
The German club had its last meeting of the year at Prof. Longden’s on j
of Greencastle; Mr. Shoptaugh, ol Terre Haute normal; Miss Mate Stnr geon, of Hussellville. and Mr. George Ratcliff uni lady, from here. They report a nice time, and testify that .lake and Rose are a lively and jolly couple at entertaining, for new beginners.
KAISniilDOK. A number of horses and son-’ saw logs and Imitlier were sold at auction on the mill yard Wednesday. Everything went cheap, as only a small crowd was present. Decoration day was observed as ns-
Anderson street last night. The even- ual. Rev. Hadloek, of Grovcland. deing was spent in conversation, music liveted the address at the M. E. clin ch and in participating in refreshments, after which the soldier- marched to the
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The Majestic
()nly stei I and malleable iron rang*! offered to tiiepfl
Saves in fuel each year the cost of the range. BakesiM the time of the ordinary st<>\e. Kvery range guarantee^|
Don't fail to examine our complete line of
Screen Doors, Lawn Mowers, Refrigerators, IcT
Cream Freezers, etc, E
Qoop^r Bros, tpardo/arel
Northwest Corner Square.
which Mrs. Longden knows well how
to serve.
Misses Dull'and Boseman returned to their homes at Poseyville today.
Walter Marlatt left at noon to attend ^ ho went were Dr. a banquet to the alumni of the ('oluin- Smith, (domb Frakes,
bus high school to he held at (’olaiabus.
cemetery and decollated the graves. Quite a number of hunters went to Raccoon creek Sunday night and returned Tuesday evening, bringing home ninety-three squirrels. Those
Far.er, < bus Frank Dtrnall,
Clia*. Black, \ crn tiains. It. O. Kcnarv,
Frank Ford. Walter Allen and two m
Fred Reeves is vi*itiiig in Terre three others.
The old veterans that attended men - ©rial service Thursday afternoon had
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2J>ti cello, w ill
i .-ft
AO .10
Halite.
Tlie secotnl section of the music
school semester recital was held at Me-! Hicif photographs taken in a group, harry hall last night. A good audience I’ nr ITescon, of Gteencasile. i- \ greeted the performers, all of whom a( - I”” -i'an iparents, Mr. and ^
piiticd themselves very creditably.
C'oiint> Sunday School Convention. The following is the program of j the county Sunday school conven- j tion to he held on Saturday at Cloverdale. If there are persons j
Smith.
Tom Ellis tec by the
night.
was re-clccted school trustown hoard la-1 Mond::'
OAK AI.I.A.
A. D. Torr of Carbon, visited
father Sunday.
Last Fridav Jim Bence '
I
forty
desiring to attend as delegates who years old. He was sent to Grccnoastb have no conveyance, let them re-1 , " 1 il "' 1 !" ' ived home at noon
! and found his home occupied hy about j sixty ol bis neighbors. A bountiful . feast Was spread and the day was plc.is-
can provide convey ance
The Indianapolis Ac •< considers Harris on’s stock for the presidency away above par. The w inner will have to heat Mr. Harrison.
The eighth annual convention of th ■ Rcptibli an Lincoln league of the United States will meet in Cleveland. 0., Wednesday June 19, and will probably continue its session for three days. Great leaders will be present, and tlie meetings will he addressed by eloquent speakers. There will he excursions to Put in-Bay, Niagara Falls and other points, and a banquet will also be given by the citizens of Cleveland in honor of the visiting delegates. Since the organization of the league, Indiana has had more and better dubs than any other state in the Union.
All orders for ices and ice creams promptly filled on short notice at the
Palace res 1
kauraut.
1 Util 2
I iiK|HM'tion Kuport. The members of Company I are requested to be present at drill on Tuesday evening next. Captain Fee has a report of the inspection held recently, and desires all the members to hear the report read. The errors made by the company under inspection are noted with suggestions as to correcting the same. If the company lias any notion of accepting the invitation to visit Anderson on July 4, some action should be had at next meeting. The company will give the entire drill on next Tuesday evening to practice on movements, in which the company failed under inspection. The members all appreciate the situation, and a little effort on the part of each will correct these errors, thereby improving the company.
port to Prof. Ogg, who w ill try to provide for all. If persons who
for one or
more persons will also report to him, it will facilitate matters: 9:30. Snnir uervlou mid devotional excrcines. IM.V Methods of Scoiirliuf llitile Study, . ... Hev. C. H. Heath, ( loverdale 10:15. The Adult Class—How Shall It tie Taught S, S. McCoy, Manhattan Kt:4ft. Music lo the Sunday School Mlws Grace Wysong, Elllmor* 11:15. How Shall Good Teacher* be Secured... Kov. T. C. Vaughan,
1 telle Union.
11:4ft. Miscellaneous business. 12:00. Adjournment.
AFTERNOON.
1:30. song service. 1:40. How to Work up a Township Convention Henry Storm, President Marion township. 2:10. The Master's ( all and Our Response .1. R. Finley, Croys
i ireek.
2:40. Address. W. C. Hall. District President, Indianapolis. 3:10. The Bible the Best of Text-books Rev. R v V'llUams 3:40. Miscellaneous business. Roll-call of townships.
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Hotly spent. All joined in wishing Jim many happy returns of the day. Biisim—* isquite brisk at the quarries.
Children's day exercises will heboid Crawfords ville distriikat Mt. Olive Mitiday evening, June US. i . .. ...iiJ
Refrigerators, lee cream freezers and gasoline stoves at Cooper Bros. Hardware store. tf
UheuniHtism Cured. Phenniatism is caused bv lactic acid in the blood attacking the flbrous tissues of the joints. Keep your blood pure and healthy and you will not have rheumatism. Hood’s Sarsaparilla gives the blood vitality and richness and tones the whole body, neutralizes the acidity of the blood and thus cures rheumatism. Hood’s pills are the best after-dinner pills, assist digestion, cure headache.
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Even my people thought my last hour had come. I read of a lady in Kalamazoo,
Mich., who had been cured of goitre by Hood’s Harsaparilla and immediately began to take this medicine, using several bottles. My neck measured 31 inches last
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DePauw Managcmeni l" a, 'l At the recent m j Methodist Ministerial -1
Rev. Crooke preached an anniversary '""‘“8 re8olut,0,,S
were s 110
sermon to ihc league Sundtiv night.
'I he W. F. M. S.ciety wil! meet at . .,. . , , im ■ M rs. Albert Stoner’s Thursday., ^ ha- haJ > \
do harm to t In* muvuM h
Whereas. Theie ha-
cushion in the seviila.’ J
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rejxirts, incomplete, often i '
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George \\\ Siner et tlru '"‘'‘ s !IS n " rroV '
Before the county commissioners sometimes false, n i'i' -'' ' ' j
the petition of
al to vacate a highway in Washington township, was acted on favorably, and John Bence, Ed Honed and Philip Hutcherson were ap pointed viewers to meet at the resi
si ve;
. therefore, he it ■ Resolved. 'I hat W" >i'' ,, 'M abilitv of tbe board < | |
for all the interests - “j
and we believe
much interested in
tlie i
■ ' ‘ 1 ‘ c '' 1 ’ that they will do all thst - ^ deuce of M. B. Gerttn on July JO, cany out the will of the 1:11
to view t he road.
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Today h l.ocai Marketn.
[Furnished the. Daily Bannki. i.MK.s daily by R.W. Allen, manager of Arthui
Jordan’s poultry house. 1 Hens Sprtnirs. ly. to 2 lt>s spiings, 1 to 154 Pis < (wks. Turkey hens, young Turkey, young toms
Turkeys, old toms
Get'S'., choice f.f. over per lb..
fresh subject to handling
Butter, good
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future of the university. to continue to send o ' .;
ver-ity to continue ii^ , .
among the edueatiomil 11 J n... »»•.. 1 »/, this rii" |
the West, and to
it e \ e y possible siqipon
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