Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 June 1895 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY JUNE 21
SHIRT SALE. Everybody wants colored shirts this ^vann weather. See our lar<;e Show Window for Special BARGAINS Fine Percale Shirts, New Patterns, with two detached Collars and Link Cuffs, regular price, $i.50, for $i.00. t
AN EXTmA SESSION
ANNUAL CONVENTION.
I lie ImliuiiHpoli* District Epworth l eague (oitsention ilt'Ki at Mom-ri\illt*.
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Second grade $1.00 goods for 75 cents Fine Negligee Shirts, best ij;i .00 goods only 75 cents. g^yo-i&L.
Ot tin* <<iiiiniun Council to Appoint Shane Tree Inspector. Saturday evening Major Riroh The annual convention ol the hustled the common council to> ! Indianapolis District Lt-ague was gether lor a special meeting, andjluld at Mooresville June 17-20. A at eight o'clock all were m their ! large number of delegates and visscats except M r. Riley. The pur- itors were present, and the meet pose of the meeting was to secure ings throughout the session were the appointment of a shade tree instructive and entertaining. The inspector. A late ordinance hj t he opening germon was preached Moncouncil provides for an inspector! da\’evening by Dr. J. H. Talbott.
to superintend the trimming of all shade trees where the same is to be done bj- electric light, telephone or other companies of a like nature. The council hud elected James Matthews to the position, but he declined toseive, and one or two others also declined. The com pany was having some trouble in getting through the rather numerous trees in the city, and as the
Addresses of welcome were made by Miss Thompson, Mr. Taylor and Rev. L. S. Knotts, and responses were given by S. M. Hull and Robt. Zaring. One of the most instructive features of the convention was the department conference held each morning from eight to nine o'clock. The devotional meetings were enthusiastic and a source ot great
ordinance provides a penalty for help to the large numberattending. cutting trees except under the sup j .Miss Mary Dennis was to lead, but ervision of the inspector, the com- sickness prevented her from being
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pany was thus brought to a stand still at a heavy expense because there was no inspector to serve. The council elected Alonzo <1. Day
CEO. E. BLAKE. s Greencasti.e, Ind. , General I nsuranee, Real Instate And Loan Agent. Money Loaned At a Very Low Rate of Interest
outliru' in advance the republican national platform of a year hence. In due time the national republican convention will be heljl and then the democrats will be given enough to worry about. The democratic newspapers should save their ammunition, as they will have ample need for it after the national con vent ions.
j as inspector, and his salary is to be | paid by the company, of which he
: is already an employe.
The telephone construction company state they have been handi capped more in this city with a seventy-five instrument plant than in some other cities with lour times
as many wires; that they have been j The good music was one of the exreasonable in their request'and do eellent features of the convention.
present, and Dr. Talbott and Rev. Mr. Rennett took charge of these meetings on Tuesday and Wednes-
day mornings.
Tuesday morning and afternoon Dr. Poucher gave some “Practical Hints mi Systematic Bible Studv A part of Tuesday afternaon was occupied with oratory and music. Mr. Ragsdale spoke on “The Rubi-
The Majestic Only steel and malleable iron ranpe offered toJ Saves in fuel each year the cost of the ranpe. Bay the time of the ordinary stove. Every range guarani Don't fail to examine our complete line of 1 Screen Doors, Lawn Mowers, Refrigerator? | Cream Freezers, etc. Qoop^r Bros, tyanduyare Northwest Corner Square.
con of Life’’ and Miss Lottie Wands on “Responsibility of Parents."
COMING HERE. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JUNE 26 AND 27 INSTi 4 f«rii11<! treat far Oreenrantle I*eo|»!» rnrmigli fht» ot the Advance
not want to cut any man’s tree tops
Tuesday evening the convention
oil', merely wanting to do a little was addressed by Rey. L. K. Dimtrimming. They have put in near- mitt. On Wednesday a number of ly one hundred extra poles in order instructive papers were rent!, among to get around principal shady i which were "Relative Value of Talstreets and have asked nothing out ent and Faithfulnes,’’ bj' Miss Ida
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reason. The local teljphone
Call and see him before
ing elsewhere.
clos-
nikM" only. The Great KreiieheN vau- company m e asking nothing unnacdcvilie Circus. ' , . . < i v
,e«8ary nnci our citizens shou u
With a company of twenty eight | len( , them the small encourage ment of the most celebrated artists in I that they Rsk ratber than pl]f R THE CIRCUS AND VAUDEVILLE I’KO- ! , 11 • • .1 • 1
I stumbling block in their wav by session. A two hours’ moral, re
fined show with DARING FEATS,
SCENES OF SPENDOR, GOOD DA 1 LY BA N N ER 11 M I\S MUSIC, under a mammoth canvas, _____ j good seats, illuminated with bright
a most attractive ring
with numerous aerial paraphernalia and five funny clowns. The only show of its kind traveling. The
35 cents
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wrangling over a few limbs of shade trees. Let everybody be reasonable in this matter, and if a person does not want a telephone let him remember that there are a
whole lot of people who do. Inspector Day states that he is
getting along well with property
Ellis, and “The Joys of Lending a Hand, ’ by Miss Gertie Duncan. Wednesday afternoon the Junior League, under management of Miss Mary Scott, furnished an interesting program. At the evening service Dr. Coultas gave his lecture on “Epworth, Oxford and the Roads Chapel, Three Epochs and Symbols of Methodism.” after which the officers for the coming year were introduced and each n-.-ponded with a few appropriate remarks. The officers are as follows:
AND 20 ( ENTS for the same per-
owners and anticipates no further j President, Miss Florence Thomptrouble. j son : 1st vice pres., Mr. Weckerly;
2d vice pres., Miss Coble; 3d vice Woman and the Hicycle. . \i;„„ tAi
I pros.. Miss Gogen ; 4th vice pres., Mr. Perrv ; sec., Miss Evelyn Riley;
up to 1 o’clock ',1. 111.
At base ball park.
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Fields lliirnintf. Sunday morning about ten o’clock a field of timothy hay caught fire on the Hammond and Drew farms northeast of the city and burned fences, grass, some wheat and for awhile threatened a
Town Topics.
A woman riding a bicycle in knickerbockers still attracts the attention of citizens and is the object of unconcealed ridicule from rude observers. A few women thus attired are seen on the avenues, however,' and 1 must believe that very soon all female riders will dress just about as the men dr. The women’s bievde will not re-
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4 cans corn 3 “ peaches 3 “ tomato* 3 “ apple* 3 boxes Rolled oat * 1 pound good tea 2 “ cream cheese. 2 “ good coffee...
Su-penders
Salt.. .
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Good broom
1 box sardine-
1 do/, best thread Fresh country lard
City lard ...
Bacon Hams only Shoulders Dinner Bucket
One dollar per barrel
1 GAL. GASOLINE, - 14C. 1 GAL. COAL Ol L, - - A FULL LINE OF TINWARE AND NOTIONS AT PRICES THAT WILL SUITlI Come and See us. i M. & A- Mvirphtj
all communleatlonB to The Daily Bannkk Times, Grecncastlc, I nd.
Oi k Fourth of July committees should move a rod ml a little. The Banner Times will faithfully report anything that is done. The
grounds should be at once selected several hundred yards Irom a railmid finances enough secured to en- 10ft< ^• able the committee to see their Everywhere We «.o way clear to contracting necessary We "" <l 80 "“‘ one " ho ,,11S be ‘‘ n
| by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and people on
• all hands are praising this great medi-
house and some barns. The grass
was so dry that the seemingly green | lDa * n ’^ l0 1,1111,8 taking its
timothy burned about the same us M’ it would in the fall. It was a prairie fire on a small scale and a number of people were attracted to the place on the old Bainbridge road. By a hard struggle the fire was brought under control but not until several acres of haj - and grass and hundreds of rails were burned. The fire seemed like it was of incendiary origin as it was
Two ministers
vpace in Terre Haute papers aims ing each other over the Nicholson law. If these two ministers will •online their efforts to fighting sin, tliej' will accomplish more good, and the Terre Haute Jfnil says the public is heartily tired of reading what these reverend gen'Jemen
think of each other.
are oceupving eine f,,r wlmt il 1,118 ,1 " ,,,! 1,1 eni and
r ’ their friends. Taken in time Hood’s
The big whale back Christopher Columbus, which hauled so manj’ people at the World’s lair, bad on board an excursion party Saturday, and in a race with another boat the Columbus burst a steam valve, killing two men and injuring a score. Tho old .Chicago disposition to keep ahead at the risk of bursting a boiler still seems to prevail.
Sarsaparilla prevents serious illness by keeping tiie blood pure and all the organs in a helathy condition. It is a great blood purifier. Hood’s Pills become the favorite cathartic with every one who tries them, 25e per box.
Some of the democratic papers are whining because the Republican League at Cleveland did not
Itig Four Excumionfi. Terre Haute July 2, return limit 5th, account races, $1.06. To all Big Four points within 200 miles, July 3 and 4, return limit 5th, one fare. To Chattanooga, Tenn., account international conference Epworth League June 25, 20 and 27, return limit thirty days, $12.80. Big Four excursion to Anderson on account of Sons of VeD-ians, July 2, 3 and 1.13.80. Big Four excursion to Boston, account Christian Endeavor society, July 5 to W, half fare. Stop oil’s will be allowed at Chatampia and Niagara Falls. For particulars see F. P. H testis. Agt. The E<jual Citizenship club will meet Tuesday, June 25. at 7:30 p. m. with Mrs. Bayne. The public is invited to attend.
And if women are to ride
at all I think that they will l e more comfortable, and will look better on a man's wheel and in trousers of the “golf” pattern. The suggestiveness of that attire will vanish wholly just as soon as it becomes conventional and is not regarded with curiosity and disrespect bj- the ribald and licentious. These things depend upon custom, and wheieas it is already considered sufficiently modest to display the leg. as far as the knee, encased in legging, it will be regarded as proper to conceal the higher portion of the limb in trousers. There can be no question that the women one sees uptown looking the most graceful, secure and trim are the ones mounted on men’s wheel. The low-hung woman’s wheel, with the high handle bars and the heavyscreen protectors to prevent the flapping skirts from becoming tangled in the chain, is not a desirable machine, and cannot survive. I should advise all well-shaped young women that are preparing to learn bicycling to learn in man fashion, and to wear the more practicable and modest garb that the circumstances will permit; I advise this in the conviction that in a short time the woman's wheel will pass out of existence, and those now riding it will have to learn over again and hang their skirts in the
clothes’ press.
Found—A sum of money. The owner can have by describing and paying for this advertisement. W. \V. Jones.
treas., Miss Hill; Junior League superintendent, Miss Mary Scott. | The session closed on Thursdav! morning with a sunrise meeting, j which was well attended and nj sour -e of inspiration to all present. I Mr. (Tooke, ihe district president for the past year, bud charge. The next convention uill be held at Gosport. K«*al I’.sliili* l r.'iiiHfM’H. II M. Hi add to John 0. Priest, land In Monroe tp., $170. Robt. '.v. L >n)r to Mary E. Naylor, land in JacKson t p, $J.OO. Pal i iek O'Boyle to VYilUatn 11. Voung, land in Oreencastlo tp. $2snn.
$4.97.
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of the best grades of trowserings made to yoi order at £4.97. All new patterns at The Fashion Parlor n. G. LESTER. NO. 6, E. M.-.S
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After Paralysis Death Was Expected, But Hood’s Sarsaparilla Cured. The testimonials published in behalf of Hood’s Sarsaparilla are not purchased. They are written, voluntarily, gladly and gratefully. For instance, read this: “ I think It a duty to send this statement of the benefit I have received from Hood’s Sarsaparilla. I had a severe stroke ol paralysis and lay three week* without eating or speaking. The doctor said I would die. After three week* a friend have me a bottle of Hood’* Sarsaparilla, and when I had taken seven doses I began to get better. When I had taken eleven
Sarsaparilla
retires
be expected. 1 am glad to give Hood’* Barsaparilln praise; I cannot recommend it too highly.’’ Mas. J. Dean, Box 668,
Muncie, Indiana.
Hood’s Pills are purely vegetabe. Uc.
Hood’s bottle* I was able to do my work, and am as well today as cau be expected. I am
A GOOD WIPE Isa grunt bh’iwintr, and n irood husband will look afti*r lu r oomtort. Hu can almost assure her future comfort oy buying one of our houses und lots, which are GIVEN AWAY pretty nearly, the prices are *o low. The Iioukch ami lots are situated In a beautiful and healthy nelirhborhood, the locality Is graded amt drained, WITH nYEU v ' convenience tor reach!nif stores, schools and churches nuiekly. Now Is the tmtnd opportunity to Invest in a splendid HOUSE AND LOT. < all or write *1. M. Ill IlI.KY, Real Estate Kxchang'e
THE MAN WHO TOILS Is the man who ought to have the best things to eat, because his system requires it. Everybody who works and eats should eat J^ueteke’s gread.
Lost—Pocket-book between Cloverdale and Green castle Saturday, June 22. Libera) reward offered for return of same to Commercial hotel. A. R. Reiter 213-3t-2(! It
Why go to Marlin-villt J <>r any other wai i:tu: w Greeneastle bus her di the best mfneral uater h> the state. The Sprinj 011 farm, south of the \ amlii contains iron and siiliilmr. leal properties have h -'i tested and found to hetlr f) spring. Read the following testiii*) Giu'.excasti.k. Ind.. - ,|J 1 was troubled u ith c"i ‘ !l kidney trouble for ten yi HlTungeu to go to Martin-' ment. I determined t" try in ibe Mahan sprit - weeks was entirely ran !• JOHN A (Juki- no vstlk.M I have been eonstipat- ’ ! ten years and my buwrk* a condition that they refa- ri their function without'M physic. About four week* of the wonderful result- 11 .Mineral Water and eonim » of it. Its result was sound 1 am much better than I !* years. 1 would not he advise others with siniili- ir try it. Jkkomi 8 MITl ! Grkkncasti.l 1 have used the Mahan»» stipatinn, kidney trouble * ti*m, and find it of g re: ‘ have used it for several consider it a good reniedi^ I have made arrange 11 ' 1 nt flie water around thee 1 ■ livery by wagon each i'" 1 "" Customers suppli**'! nt 1 Ocents a gallon. If a sufficient riiin> 1 > , ' r can be had, will reduce tltfl Call on or address by p 1 " 1 JOHN RI L . South Greencas 1
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