Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 August 1895 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCaSTLB, INDIANA. THURSDAY AUGUST 1 IMn
IT WILL PAY YOU
IF YOU WANT
Clothing Made to Order To see our Fall Samples. We are making a specialty of MERCHANT TAILORING. Use nothing but the best trimmings and guarantee a fit and save you from $5. to $10. on a suit; $2. on pants. Don’t fail to see
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F. 7X. HAYS.
CEO. E. BLAKE, Greencastle, Ind.,
General
Insuranee, Heal Estate And Loan
MORE UNTRUTHFUL REFERENCES.
That Danville List in Emphatically I>«meil by Nine of Them. Not long since the Banner Times |hiUlishei) a list of references used by a traveling dentist at Martinsville In which about fifty of Green, castle’s piominent citizens were represented as having had their teeth extracted by that individual. The list bore the evidences of untruthfulness on its face from the fact that it not only contained the name of one party deceased but it also held the names of several of our accomplished dentists. The Banner Times asked several about it and they at one pionounced the statement as absurd and untruth ful, and several were indignant from the fact that they were well known in Martinsville where many of our citizens visit. The doctor’s name attached to the ad. was M
E. Blair.
On yesterday the Banner Times was given an ad. and the city was flooded with hand bills giving a large list of Danville people who
realmNoiNoTic'ig their teeth pulled by Dr. LTr^yinL7wo\m e el , "pro , :“' fraph,,Chftr,fed M. E. Blair, who is stopping at the
Commercial, one of the handbills
ai! •• ........ L reached Danville yesterday and the HIspWy rates made known on application. I l^ANNER 1 IMEft correspondent intcr-
CLanKVfe for display advertisements must be j „ • f .»
handed in by 10 o’clock'i. m. each day. Head- nine of the parties men
heroce,vudeaoh day I tioned with the following replies:
▲11 vommuntoatlonBsbouldbe stirnod with [ * ■ A. Whitk: The published state-
the writer^ not myessarll.v for ment that a so called Dr. M.E. Hlair
' I extracted ten teei.h for Mrs.C. A. White
of Danville. Ind., is untrue, as she
Agent.
Money Loaned At a Very Low Rate of Interest Call and see him before clos-
ing elsewhere.
DAILY BANNER TIMES
I’uhllshed every afternoon except Sunday »t the IIannkr Times olHce, corner Vine and
Krjukliu streets.
ptiblio(thin, but ns ••vTdence of K*»>d fa lb. Aiiiinynious cnuiuiunicatloua can n it tie nu-
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Where delivery is irrenuhir please report same promptly lit pubiieution orflee.
Specimen copies malhsl free on application.
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
One Fear In advance Sir mniilhn Three mnuthe One mnnth Per week by Carrier
never saw him Mrs. C. W. Stewart:—No truth in
it.
M ns. Wilhite:—Never polled a tooth
L. A. Barnett:—Never saw then,.
...$5.00 j Have had no teeth polled for 25 years.
J “ K. (i. Honaik :—Never heard of t he
THF. DAINBRIDGE FAIR. A IIIk Exhibit, HIk Crowd mi,I n Oo,mI Time Generally. Paul McFadden and Orville Collins are winking in the secretary’«
olliee.
Tne “kid” band from North Salem is making the music for the fair this year. The sixteen members are all under sixteen years old except the leader. They make
good music.
The wild west show covers most of the west end of the fair grounds. Everybody will want to see the cow boys in their reckless riding
and shooting.
The crowd on the grounds today is the largest Wednesday crowd that we have ever had, and the indications point to a record breaker for the rest of the week. On account of the space being all taken up with stands, shows, etc., the ball game was played on the inner circle. ORATORICAL CONTEST. The oratorical contest was held at 2:00 p. m. Wednesday afternoon in the amphitbeatie. A large crowd enjoyed one of the closest and best contests ever held at the Putnam county fair. Mrs Lidia Wilkinson presided and Rev. Hostetler announced the decision of the judges. The lirst speaker was Mr. John Priest, of Bainbridge. His subject was “Our Duty to Education.” He said that the child’s parents are as much responsible for its education as the school teacher. The parents must provide good reading and good oecu pat ions outside of school in order to continue the work started by the teacher. His speech was a plea for more etficient education in gen eral. The second speaker was Miss May Buchanan, of New Maysville, speaking on the topic of “Knowledge Must be Earned.” The more knowledge we have, the more we wish to have. Gain knowledge in youth and use it rightly. The third speaker was Miss Beriha Watkins, of New Maysville, speaking on the subject “He who would make a Golden Gate must bring a nail to stay it.” Every one wants to make a Golden Gate. As God has no fellowship with Satan, we must drop Satan to get to heaven. We cannot build our gate at once but must bring our nails every day. Our gate cannot be torn down wln-n once built. Mr. J. Elmer Thomas of Greencastle, was number four. He spoke on the subject of “Fine Arts in America.” He said that a history of art is really a history ol civilization. Our fine arts, place us in the front rank of nations as they raise our standard of cultuie and morality. It was an excellent
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—‘.li! - *“ i r “ |ior P'* | *» r~A..r
When dellv ry w iniiil.!by carrier, (ill sub- ij <f lea. Miss Mai v Lear, ol Russell
scrlptlon account** an* tt> bo <miu to them as t. . ■ .
tboy culli.nd receipt furaaniL. i \ , NNK T ’ .. know niithmi: v jH e . w a8 the fifth speaker, usin '
| About such a man. Harlan lias pulled 1 ’ ■
M. J. OKCKETT IIARKV M. SMITH.
.... Miiua^in^r Editor
PhIiIIsIkt ,,11 niv teeth.
as her subject “Shall Women have
Address all commiinloiilions to The Daily Bannek Times. GnviiouHtle. Ind. | r. .1
nor ever has been ; his wife was cred
ited with the loss of six teeth.
Her speech was strict
tootl^pidled'in'my Xche/i I th *
here did that. ly woman’s suffrage and was loudly C. Whtennis is not married ap f) l aU( led by the women. She
by tne women
thought that as this nation had al-
The Banner Times knows noth ways taken the lead in great ro-
of ex- i form* 1 ! it should be the first now to
Bill the Date.
Vint Anderson, of (Quincy, writes |
the Banner Times that the Quincy in « of I)r ’ RIail ' 8 IDethod
Old Settlers’ date is August 8th in- ,,actin 8 >«'*.>' heaii^opt womans suffrage. Number stead of 18th as heretofore printed tight, bur in the light of the Green-j «•*, Miss Bertha Higgins, of New in this and other papers. The references given and the Maysville, spoke on the topic, “Our large bills sent out are displayed | onefl P" hli8hed fro,n n«nville, we respons.bdity lies between the in such a manner that the “t" in I l,aTe no hesitaru 'y in pronouncing Angel of Light and the Angel of August looks more like „ one, at lli8 method of indiscriminately pro- Kesurrectton.” Do our work while first glance, than a letter of the dllt, ing testimonials as all wrong, ‘t is light and at the resurrection alphabet. Mr. Andereon states the ril e towns of Indiana are entirely we will reap a bountiful harvest.
too closely connected to have such Miss Millie Modlin, of Roachdale, assertions go abroad unquestioned.! was the last speaker. Her subject
! was “Honest Toil.” She said to
Indianapolis .Yen's tried the third time before it got the correct date. The picnic will of4t;r next Thurs-
day, August H.
Create* an Appetite. TekHK IIautk, linl., July 18115. I h.ive been inking Hood’s Sarsaparilla for general debility, dyspepsia, constipation, loss of appeti e anil that tired feeling. I have used it for two months uud have gained in weight, and can now eat heartily, which 1 could not do before taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Mrs. Ada Itaef, 7<I3 north Third street. Hood’s Bills cure biliousness.
Do You Have Ha j fever?
If so the best place to tint! relief is at j choose a tiadc that best suits you. Petoskey. Mich., famous the country The calling cannot make you hon-
A Card. In regard to the court note in last week’s Democrat that I had wrongfully taken a pony valued at $25 and a wagon at $45, and other articles in taking possession of the Miesse meat shop, I will say that Mr. Miesse can have them both at $20, and if he will make me whole he can take the entire shoo hack. I have bought the shop squarely and if Mr. Miesse wants it back lie can take it at any time he makes me whole. J. C. Browning.
over as possessing climatic advantages unsurpassed for the relief of that troiibesomedisease. The cool invigorating lake air laden with odors from the forests give almost instant relief and a few days stay removes all traces of the trouble. It’s a delightful place tospend August or September even if one is not a sufferer, and is one of the most popular
of Michigan resorts.
The Big Four through sleeping car service via Benton Harbor and C. & W. M. Ry., oilers a most desirable route. Train leaving Greencastle at 8:12 a. in. connects at Anderson with through ,
sleeper arriving at Petoskey at 7 o’clock j oaoril '
orable but you can make yourself and your calling honorable. The judges then retired to make the decision. While they were out the band entertained the people with music. Rev. Hostetler made a short talk and then announced Mr. J. Elmer Thomas, of Greencastle, as winner. He also mentioned Miss Bertha Watkins and Miss Bertha Higgins, both of New Maysville, as [having acquitted themselves very
Every one was well
next morning. Anotherexcellent route I satisfied with the decision and left « ! '«•«»* •*» ‘"v »*■> «"
gait ( ity with a thiougli sleeper from Chicago arriving at Petoskey at 7 a. m.. Ask for tickets via the “West Michigan” in either instance. It’s the popular line. L. M. Fuller, d&wtf. A.G. I’. A.
paid.
There was a large crowd at the Bainbridge fair today, the gate receipts up to noon being $1100.
COl vn HKWS NOTES. H AINHKIOOE. Reason Dick- returned from Indianapolis last week. •lames Ragland, of Mitchell, is in
town.
Miss Myrtle Ridpatli, of Greencastle, Ts the gue-t ol Miss Anna Gordon. The Maggie Breyer comedy company is playing at the opera house this week. The show is well Uked by all who have attended. Forrest Kllis is home from Kalamazoo on a short vacation. Albert Priest has moved part of his restaurant goods to II. C. Black’s room and is selling meals and lunches in connection with his otlier restaurant.
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Especially 1—Made from unft rmeoted juj, ,. of , Concord gt-ap ■—Very true to nature—Ymi can '-•iI
day aud it wont hurt you—It’s the Phosphate u
reels any po-sible chance of harm. Only 5 Cent The Little DruS Shop ~ closed at
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SWeePING ReDUCTlOlNs IN THE PRICES OF Standard - Paner - Patterd Beginning August 1st., 1895, the reductions in most cases
will be as follows:
Mrs. F'lora McCarty, of Greencastle, 1 „ . . . .xi , x,standard Patterns that were ;>0 cents w ill sell at i is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. j ,, lllu . rn , th ,t were 40 cents will sell at l G. Hubbard. i standard Patterns that were 35 cents will sell at Mart Fulton, of Muncie, is visiting at „ Standard Patterns that were JO cents will sell at ) , Standard Patterns that were 25 cents will sell at > Z\J UcNI
25 CLK
Dr. Cully’s. Chas. Case,
of Greencastle, was in
town Tuesday.
Elder Robert Wright
will
Standard Patterns that were 20 cents w ill "ell at.. .,1 Standard Patterns that were 15 cents will sell at
,ll h I Standard Patterns that were 10 cents will sell at ..
the Presbyterian church Sunday night.
11. C. Black is clerking for Darnall A THE STANDARD PATTERNS
Son.
Mr. H. Craig, and wife, of Indianap Wi " a9 have been > olis, are visiting Mrs. Jackson. The MOSt Stylish, Up-tO-DatC, Best Fitt Font Darnall is visiting the fair. 1
They will save time and money because they require no tedious tv.flt ting as others do, and there is no needless waste of material, as in ,, t | It now takes six millions a year, 20,000 a day to supply the deinanil better proof of their nniversol popularity is needed. The st an ’ ( y' Paterns are absolutely reliable. We are sole agents for these de.|. rvvilt popular Patterns ami always have a full assortment on handrail and get a fashion sheet every month free. '
is home from
Miss Mattie Cassity
M ii ncie.
Clras. Darnall and family, of Chicago. ^ are visiting at H. C. Darnall’s. Miss Alma Picket visited at Carpeti-
tersville last week.
Miss Kate Dyer returned from Chi-
cago last Saturday.
RACCOON. Misses Lane and Welsh, of Haw creek were compelled to break the Salbath on the first day of the week by getting their buggy torn up in a wreck. Our blacksmith soon sent them on their way rejoicing. John Vanwagner and clerk were at Bloomingdale Glens Sunday. Bailey Muck and family, with Miss! Georgie Landers, of Penobscot, were at Walter Shannons’ Sunday. Bill Owens lias rented the Hymer farm. Willis McCray sports a new poich to his house. S >annon & Son have a new ‘landing.’ Wm. Faller, sr., of Roachdale, and! son Ed of Indianapolis, took dinner at i John Carter’s Sunday. • • Mrs. Sophia Carter visited at William 1 Faller’s, at Roachdale, the first of the week. | The concert and ice cream supper! given for Elmer Hays, who recently lost ^ foot, at Fincastle, Satur- \ day night was a success. Over $50 was netted. Card Summers and Eli Timmons of j the Shoe String road took dinner at the former’s brothers on last Monday. Mrs. Liza Williams is on the sick list. Earnest Camden, of Shanuondale, is! here to spend the week and to take in the fair. Hay making is now in order. The hay is good but the yield is <|iiite light. The soil about Raccoon is so strotii' that the oats are making a secoi d growth.
We also show you an elegant line ol Dry Goods, FinetJ Goods. Trimmings and Fancy Goods ' f all kinds at lowest prices. Would be pleased to have you call ami The I). Langdon Co.. Dry Goods and Caijdj mmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmrnm Wlitj is it tUieit | The Big Bonanza Cntclios All the 'Tredo? Because it is the cheapest place in town to buy goods. :
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3 cans corn 25c 3 “ peaches 25c 3 “ tomatos 25c 3 “ apples 25c 3 boxes Rolled oats 25c 1 non ml good tea 15c 2 “ good coffee... 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
..10c ..0.x . 23c ..10c ii9c j . Hi 12 V .. iwcj 2oc
UTTH8KLLVILLK. H. M. Grimes shippeii over two tons of dressed poultry la>t week, also two thousand dozen of eggs, to eastern mar-
kets.
The growing clover seed crop promises fair and there is a large acreage. There have been some street q"arrels here that the next grand jury ought to investigate; also the carrying of concealed weapon- and gaming. Some ol our hog dealers are not the cheeriest jllsf now. as they oniy have a few days until they will he compelled to receive and ship 5 rent h"i;s The Hon. T. T. Moore was here last week on business, Daniel Thompson says he will apply for retail license at next term of commissioners court. The people say that they will remonstrate. \\ ash W ils.,ii is having a harn moved near hi- residence and wi 1 put un an addition to Ids residence this fall. FILLMORE, A. R. Day is at home from Frankfort where he has heen working for Fred Phillips in a livery stable. Past' r Cm ns of the M. E. church preached his farewell sermon here on
| 1 GAL. GASOLINE, - 15C. | 1 GAL. COALOIL, - - 10C. r A FULL LINE OF TINWARE r AND NOTIONS AT PRICES THAT WILL’SUIT YOU.j
Come and See us.
M. & A Murphy. S: Opposite First Ward School Housi]
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Spring Heel* for Women.
1 have just received a hicc Mid nii'ii’- Spring II.' I. hi k |
; last Sunday. He w ill he at Liberty ' church next Sunday for the last time. Next week lie goes to Muncie where Inis to fill a vacancy. Our people regret
to lose him from the work here. Some sandals with patent lenthertipiun one will he here to till the appointment j in both pointed and narrow s,|iu on Aug llth. i They are made for wear as
The Christian elnirch is putting in a new floor and otherwise improving the |
Pure Blood II the great requisite for good health, because the blood is the vital fluid which carries nourishment and support to all
the organs of the body. Make your blood pure now by the use of the great blood purifier, Hood's Sarsaparilla, which will overcome that tired feeling, give you an appetite, and sweet, refreshing sleep. The accompanying portrait is
that of Prof. Edwin F. Norton, professor of French and German at Olivet College, Michigan. He writes: “It gives me pleasure to say that we have always found Hood’s Sarsaparilla of great value and assistance in restoring vigor appetite, etc., whenever we have used It.” Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is the only True Blood Purifier prominently in the public eye today. , Hood’s Pills ZZ ttX'eZT 9 '
! building.
Died, July 26th, of heart disease, Earl I Duckworth, aged fifteen years. J.S. Ragan and family, of Pueblo, Col., ai rived hereon Wednesday to attend the bedside of his aged mother who has heen in a precarious condition for several days. Dr. John Ragan, of Avon, Ind., visited his aunt Mrs. Jane Ragan, on Tuesday, as did also Dr. Welch, of Lena. Rev. Fred Rosebro, of Covington, Ind., was with his grandmother Ragan on Monday, all of her children are with tier except H. H. Ragan, Salem, Oregon, who is expected to arrive today. There will he a festival at. the residence of C. A. Gorham next Tuesday evening for the benefit of the Christian
| cliureh.
Mrs. M. E. Robinson, of West Ind- | ianapolis, is married.
CLOVKIIDALK.
Frank Sinclair and wife, of Coxville, have returned home after a two week's
i visit here with relatives.
W. E. Mangle, of the Clay City Senti-
nel, visited here tins week.
New York men are here loading logs : that they have bought here, the timber ithey are buying is the finest m the country. One log contained over 1500 teet and six horses were required to
bring it in.
Quite a number from here attended the Bainbridge fair Thursday. Dora Dix and Albert Martin, of i Muncie, are visiting relatives here. The depositors of Hie Cloverdale hank
iwill hold another meeting Thursday
. Aug. 8.
G. B. Rockwell who has been visiting j Ids parents here, returned to Gas Citv
I Friday.
GROVKLAND.
Elder Robert Wright will preach at l nion next Sunday at 10:30 o’clock
Aug. 4th.
looks. They are the neatest n It
i (hingin children's w ai tli'Tei*i i have them in all si/ - fniiii I'liillW
j women's. 1 have also Mime v rr styles in women’s spring hedl both in button and lace. Ifvnit admirer of spring heel -hoi- for“'•l wear, come and see what I Inv it line. If you waul a tin 1 ' : 1 your needle loo -hoe li'Te i-: I' ltj got it. if your hot - sh
heen wearing a- well a- \ "ii ' ,:i ^l
ought, bring him in i 1 I ' with a pair that will put ' n J humour again. Yon \\ ill ;d i larger stock of sloe- hcri'tilt 11 1 other store in the city and
ways reliable. Respectfully. P. R. CHRlSl
Our Room. Brazil Times. Unless our new jail is on time we fear we will the good city of < D eencasta we ship all the toughs tliatrti gate here while the jail " constructed. We can lo°» remonstrance from the sioners of Putnam count'' would not blame them for ing to making their beautifuj al city the dumping groun scum of this place. A f" raids of our police on the I 10 ® prostitution here will t' 1 ' bastileof that city* atu * 1 will have to look out lot * dumping ground. The l*erstiiiin"i> llrlg'" 1 ' , The Persimmon Brigade^ lion will hold its annua' H and campfire in the < Club rooms, Indipnap<'h ? ' j day of State fair week. " ot the brigade live in U ||S