Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 June 1895 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY JUNE 28
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Everybody wants colored shirts this warm weather. See our large Show Window for Special BARGAINS Fine Percale Shirts, New Patterns, with two detached Collars and LinkCuffs, regular price, $1.50. for $1.00.
Second grade si.00 goods for 75 cents Fine Negligee Shirts, best $1.00 goods only 75 cents.
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HICKS FOR JULY. the >t. laiuiM Weather Prophet Pre tiota for Next Month.
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CEO. E. BLAKE, Greencastlk, Ind.,
Genera!
Insu ranee, Real Estate And Loan
A<»ent.
si riptiun line, however, r.s we should have one thnustand snbsvrihers. Talk it up, citizens, for nothing aids a town like a liveh’ daily newspaper.
GREENCASTLE SHOTS WIN.
TIm*
Money Loaned
At
Rate of Interest
Call and see him before
ing elsewhere.
clos-
.'Harnhal) TVnm Not in ine Name
UlasH with Ours.
The Marshall, 111., gun club is composed of some fine fellows, but they are rather young at the busiI ness to shoot a match with the j Greencastle veterans. The local 1 fellows opened the ball yesterday ! afternoon at a pace that at once set the Illinois lads to guessing and they kept them that way
3* Very Low through the first half. In the sec-
ond half our fellows had the match safely in hand and then let up some. A fair crowd was out, and the Marshall lioys were well treat ed and in turn were well pleaaed with their visit. The following is
the score by halt :
Marshall.. 1st. Ilrown 18 Besler 18 Obrtst, B.... 10 Hibarirer 14 Morton 13 Howell 10 Cook 17 Mitchell » Urecue 8 tlbrlst, .1 4
Total. 854.
Gkrencasti.e. 1st. Thompson 18 Matson 80 Steele, G 18 18
18 It 18 14 80 14
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the shooting, and
seore of last Monday
of a possi
M. J. MWKKTT IIA lilt Y M.SMITH. ...
Publisher , . ManatLiiiK E'lltor 1
' l.lttb* tu Dollarn.
At present, if a person in London or Paris had 100 of T. S. j silver dollars, while he could not i pass them at the shops or hotels, he could go to a broker and ex ' change them for almost their equivalent in gold dollars. He could do this, because they could be returned in a short time to the
Fkom the result of the Kentucky United States and exchanged at election it seems that the Cleveland par for gold. Just as readily he wing of the party is still in the j could exchange greenbacks, naeaddle. I tioual bank notes and silver cerONKof the best indications 0 f tifiu * tes liavin g no inlnnbic value -
is the fact Hm * ^ or , * ie same teason. But if
he had 100 Mexican dollars could not exchange them and
The storm period prevailing at the end of June will he felt in central and eastern parts of the country at the opening of July. Cooler, fair weather, with higher barometer, will be advancing ftom westerly regions. Centering on the 5th and 0th, for a peried of three or four days a wave of much higher temperature, falling barometer and general storm conditions, will make its transit from west to east across the continent. Each section of the country will in regular or der realize more or less, all the progressive phases of the reaction ary period. Between this period and the regular storm period, 9th to 13th, a relaxation from heat, with westc•rl3 , winds and higher barometer will be the .order. On and touching the 9th to 12th the temperature, barometer and atmospheric currents will all return to a state of storminess and bins tering clouds, with some rain and thunder will follow the advancing heat in many localities. if there is any subsidance in heat it will he on the heels of cloud and wind perturbations, sav about 12th to 14th. A Mercury perturbation is central on the 7th, embiaeing the llitli to 23d. Within this period fall the reactionary storm movements central on the loth and Kith, and the regular storm period, 20th to 24th. Much cloudiness is the usual order during the Mercury periods, and the best chances for rains in July seem to be on and touching the 15th and 16th and from about the 20th to 24th. Excessive warmth, with other conditions, will develop, progressively from west to east, at both the reactionary and regular periods, with brief respite fiom heat, if at all. between them. The greatest heat, followed by the most violent storms of the month, in all probability will fall on and about tile dates of new mocn and moon’s perigee— 21st to 24th. A cooler wave with anti-storm conditions will in regular order follow after the storms. We drop a word ol caution to our readers, in ease of heavy, threatening clouds any time near the 21st to 2ltb. Moon’s perigee on the 23d will prolong and intensify new moon perturbation, which would occur normally about 3lst. The change to cooler, after the storms last mentioned, will give place to returning heat about tue 27th, 18t!i, and many scattering. mid-summer storms, with more bluster than rain, will occur about 27th to 29th. By the close of July the general forecasts for the summer, we believe, will be still further verified, and those who in anywise failed to utilize the j June rains will rue their neglect.
Address all communications to The Daily Hannkii Times.
Grccncastle. Ind.
In another column we print Hick’s predictions for July. He didn’t miss it verv far last month’
returuing prosperity
that over fifteen thousand more immigrants landed on our shores in M iv 1895 than in May 1894. Our citizens should not he afraid of being too patriotic on the Fourth. There is plenty of time yet in which to boom our exercises. Most people will remain at home and we must provide them amusement. The Fourth of July is starting early this year. Already the festive fire cracker is popping and the patriotism is beginning to bubble. Greencastle will turn a right respectable noise into the general
din next Thursday.
The Daily Banner Times is now
but three months short of being two years old. It has become a
fixture in the city and is
he re
ceive more than one-half the sum given for American dollars, be cause Mexico has free silver coinage and consequently gold, as currency, is not in use in that country. —Ex. Weak ami Nervoil* Describes the condition of thousands of people at Ibis season. They have no appetite, cannot sleep, and comulain of the prostrating eft'eet of warmer weather. This condition maybe remedied by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which creates an appetite and tones up all the organs. It gives good health by making the blood pure. Hood’s Kills are the best after-dinner pills, assist digestion, cure headache.
(1 to Vtil)foiw*u's (/outeftt. The Banner Times has no claim for a membership to that ly ing contest at Vanfossen’s on July 4, that we know of, but if any of the cou testauts are short a story, and us the fishing season is at hand, we respectfully dedicate this us our
efiort:
There have been many cases where fishes have been caught in whose capacious maws were found long missing rings, necklaces, base ball masks and such like trifies. Once in a great while a thieving fish is stricken by Us conscience into a desire to make restitution. Such a fish was the giant cut widen lay watching the shores of an eastern stream all through the month of April. Many fisherman tried to land him, but he contemptuously refused the most tempting lures, until a tall man of striking person al appearance came one day. The lug cat leaped from the water and fell at his feet, without waiting for hook and line. The tail man was astounded. On cutting open the fish afterward he discovered a gold eagle which he had lost a year before lying in the fish's stomach Most wonderful of nil, there were, besides, sixty copper cents, one year's legal interest, which the noble lish had yielded up its life in trying to restore. Here is a mark for other piscatorial prevaricators to work up to.
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The Summer Schoui. Mr. Chas. Gamboid, of Coates / viile, greeted friends yesterday. By the frequency of Charles’ visits there must be something very atattractive about fair Greencastle. Joseph McNutt, after visiting a few days at his old home at Murdock, 111., returned yesterday. Joe Raub w ho has been confined at his home at Chalmers with the rheumatism since last Thanksgiving. continues to grow worse and there is little hope for his recovery. A book agent from Northwestern has been making life miserable for ttie summer student for the last few days. Mr. F. O. Fraley, of Linden, rode down on his wheel yesterday on business. Prof. Cook, of the department of biology, captured a very peculiar specimen of reptilia yesterday 7 . The specimen is something different from any thing ever seen in this locality and is of great interest to all students of science. Prof Cook will attempt t » classify the specimen today. An Indian mummy lias recently been added to the collection in biological department.
When the McKini observatory was opened to visitors during commencement week, 289 persens took advantage of the occasion and looked at Venus and Saturn. There have been so many requests for a further chance to look through the telescope that the observatory will again be opened to visitors, on Saturday evening, June 29, from seven to ten, if clear. This time the moon will he the object exhibited. Ki'ail anil Kv«‘|i for Reference. Do you know that the W. T. Scott real estate and loan agency will help you to buy, sell, rent or exchange your building, dwelling, farm or stock of goods? Will renew your mortgage and extend it for eight years, payable in monthly 7 , quarterly or semi-annual payments. Will advance you one-half of the money to build or buy you a home, will give you eight years to pay it in on monthly, quarterly or semiannual payments. A good way to make your pension pay Ur you a home. Can furnish you with straight loans on easy terms on short notice, where security is desirable. Interest at the very lowest rate, (five time three to five years, with privilege of reducing your loan at any interest paying period. For further information see W. T. Seott, lirst stairway east of postotfiee, Bayne block. *218-31
Mrs. Anna Banning's special sale of milinery will continue through July better ^ tills beautiful stock of straw good
, , , and flowers are closed out. Evervth.ng supported than any daily paper . n f . ' i 11 J J \ must go regardless of cost. Come, ear- |
ever publis 'ed here, it hast! t the : | v 0 | lt . s jr ( q choice in our 25c hats. Fine ■ A full line of paints, oils and brushes
support it should have in the sub work a specialty. d&w-tf j at Riley 715 south Main street. 21 ltd j Hood’s Pi Hs uve.^AUdriig^sU.
. I Come and see a man. Deenier Somali, a native of Africa, will lecture at Hinton rhapel Saturday night, June 20. Admi'Jon ten cents. B. J. ('ole-
man.
1 >r. J. If. Hollingsworth and wife '\ ill leave next week for Mountain Lake Dark tn be absent about two week-. Dr. Hollingsworth will take part in the camp ^meeting (Here. Several other Greencastle parties cont’Miipiatc tatdng tile same trip.
The Only
Great and thoroughly reliable building-up medicine, nerve tonic, vitalizer and
Blood
Purifier Before the people today, and which stands preeminently above all other medicines, is HOOD’S Sarsaparilla It has won its hold upon the hearts of the people by its own absolute intrinsic merit. It is not what we say, but what Hood’s Sarsaparilla does that tells the story: — Hood’s Cures Even when all other preparations and prescriptions fail. “Our little girl had a running sore for eighteen months. It discharged several large pieces of bone and we thought she would tiea cripple for life. Finally we commenced giving her Hood’s Sarsaparilla and it - was not long before she was well.’’ Eolantine Hunter, New Florence, Mo.
Get HOOD’S
The Majestic Only steel and malleable iron range offered to the Saves in fuel each year the cost of the range. Bake<| the time of the ordinary stove. Every range guarantj Don’t fail to examine our complete line of Screen Doors, Lawn Mowers, Refrigerators Cream Freezers, etc. ^ Qoop^r Bros, hardware Northwest Corner Square.
:<?ap5 Qiifi];
3 “ peaches 3 “ to in at os
25c 25c
3 boxes Rolled oats
25c
1 pound good tea ....
15c
2 “ cream cheese
25c
2 17 good cottee . .
25c
Suspenders
5c
Salt One dollar
per barrel
Good broom 1 box sardines 1 doz best thread Fresh country lard City lard Bacon Hams only Shoulders Dinner Bucket
1 GAL. GASOLINE, - 14C. 1 GAL. COALOIL, - - A FULL LINE OF TINWARE AND NOTIONS AT PRICES THAT WILL SUIT| Come and See us. M. & A MurphtJ
$4.97.
S8 A. of the best grades of trowserings made to yoj order at £4.97. All new patterns at The Fashion PaHorl 7Y. G. I—ErSTEr R f ^O. 6. E. W T
600
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Samples to pick your spring and summer suits from. The finest lot of woolens ever brought
to the city.
Spring Suits from
Pants from
Why go to Marliiisvilli | i|
- . | or any other waterins pI9 tO | Greencastle has I";
the best niftoT.il wucr ill
efTe<!-
ilO.
$4.50 to $8.50.! ,h, " it:,t< *’ Tlu *
farm, south of tlie ' ainl
E' \l\T T w 7 T T THrT7 contains iron and si Li. YY . Yi i) 1 1 Li, ical properties huv I
tested and found t" ;il '|
I spring.
Over Jones’ Drug Store, opp. postofflee j Kead the foll owingte^
Merchant Tailor. r Jones’ Drug store, opp. post Cleaning an! Repairing
A Sl’bt l.W.TY.
THE MAN WHO TOILS
G KEEN CAST I I . Illtl.. I was troubled "ill: kidney trouble for ih 4 arranged to go tn 1 determined t"l in the Mahan spring weeks was entirely cun [ .loHl
Gl.'l 1 SriSTLl
I have been enlistip“ ,l 'j ten years and my
Is the man who ought to have j '•( condition i the best things to eat, because physic. About four his system requires it. '
Everybody who works and
eats should eat
J^ueteke’s gread.
of the wondertui result! ral Water and 1 "f of it. Its result was tm I am much I" tier G ' I
years. I would uotjsj advise others witli
i try it. JI home■
A FRIEND S ADVICE.
Giu i N ( '"" V ■ 1 11Jive used tin*
; stipjition, kidne\ ir^J j tism, ami find j j
11 y° u T 1 is, ' 1 t T S,lV, .'. l,) t ! > 20 l H>r Cl>nt 0,1 ! consider it a'good r"T
the dollar then buy your
Dry Goods,
Notions,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Groceries, Tinware,
Glassware, Queens ware,
• Woodenware at
me Gioim SiPis
I have made arrun- J the water around d"' f livery by wagon ea<'l> 11 ( ustoineis -iipi"" 5 cents a gallonj If a sufficient e hi tie had, " ill u 11 Call on or address by JOHN P'l South C:e4
COR MAIN AND OHIO STS.
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