Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 August 1895 — Page 2
TiiK BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. THURSDAY AUGUST 8 IW.>
IT WILL PAY YOU
IF YOU WANT
Clothing Made to Mw
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 P. A. H AYS.
m. E. BLAKE, Greencastle, Ind., General Insurance, Ileal Estate And Loan Agent. Money Loaned At a Very Low Rate of Interest
Call and see him before ing elsewhere.
clos-
DAILY BANNER TIMES
Publtthed rvrry afternoon except Sunday at the ItANNan Tina* otttoe, corner Vine and fr'rjukliu streets.
worth repeatiny;. A boy at work in a bicycle factory at Indianapolis laid aside, a piece at a time, until he finally had nil the parts to build himself a complete bicycle. The firm discovered the fact, and arrested the boy upon the charge of grand larceny. The boy’s lawyers proved by actual facts, gleaned from the firm themselves and from
I
| employes, that it cost but $16.50 to put upon the market an $80 bicycle, and therefore the materials stolen by the boy did not amount to enough to convict him of grand
larceny.
Some plan should be devised and that at once that would complete the local telephone lines. There is an unnecessary delay about finish ing the Greencastle system that should be brought to an immediate halt. The construction company should not be allowed to build its lines here at their convenience. The local subscribers have subscribed for the instruments because they want them and not merely to await the pleasure of a corpora tion that is building lines elsewhere. Every city of importance of Indiana has put in a line and finished it in I short order. Why Greencastle
ADVERTISING. Kkauino Notices
cents per line. < me line pHrugniptis churned
us occupying two lines space.
S5 lines 4 cents per line so *• a* too ** a “ *• •* «5o “ as oOn “ ...a
cV.yr;Keb r fi)M| , siil < tty , ftdvcrti < 8en , ienu C must''be ^ould he permitted to drag through
I of unsettled condition
up to 1 o’oloekp«m. i in teiepboD6 business is u (|iH*stion All communications should be signed with that should be speedily settled. the name ol the writer; not nece*aarili for
public itiou, hut us evidence of good fa th. A.lonymous communications can not be no-
ticed.
Struck a Snag.
During the past lew days there has been formed a base ball asso-
COINTV NEWS NOTKs.
FILLMORE.
Hie Morion township Si n lay scho« 1
ciation which has gone so far as to ' convention, which was. announced to elect officers and make other pre- be held here on the third Sunday, has litninary arrangements toward car-| been indertnitely postponed on account rying on a season of profitable i ot , ,
, , ' Died Aug. 5, of diphtheria, Leon
games for several weeks. The di- R . i|lvJn his twelfth ye ar, son of M. rectors of the new enterprise state jj. and Magg Iteil y. Curtis, a younger they have struck a snag in their at- ao i, also h is the di-ease, but is thought - tempt to rent the Lynch park. The to be out of danger. Ida f os ter, daugh- | owners, they say, want one-fourth ^ °f*• Fo>tei. has liail diphtheria
„ . . but is convalescent,
of the gross receipts of each game w w I)av is p lUting up a m iu to
which the association claims is too g r i n | on
much, inasmuch as they will have | Frank Leslie expects to move his saw
to guarantee visiting clubs expenses or fifty per cent, of receipts and thus the locals would have but twenty five per cent for expenses, tails and bats and the local players, who will want at least their expenses. The association offered to pay five dollars rent for the
IF the Wind
in vour Bicycle tire goes out suddenly, walk your raging to linii South College Ave., the Little Drug Shop, and eat a Pin, ' apple jee—m—It w ill cool down your temper—You w in l„.' glad you are alive. The Little Dru3 Shop ~closed after 8 PM
J. J. WEIDA WHY
Go Away*)
has just opened a new stock
of
• Groceries*
ground for each day games were played but the proposition was refused. Thus the matter stands. The association is now figuring with Maloney Bros, for the use of their shooting park, which would make a good ground with a few improvements. This matter should he adjus ed speedily and the public given a chance to see some ball. Tin* ritiiuatum. Some hard driven desperate by the talk of typhoid fever and the methods of warfare on bacteria has composed the following touching lines: We have boiled the hydrant water We have sterlized the milk; We have strained the prowling mi sc robe Through the finest kind of silk; We have bought and we have borrowed Kvery patent health device; And at last the doctors tell us That we've got to boil the ice.
mill in the near future
The Mrs. R.ibinson mentioned in last week’s notice was the widow of Dr. J. B. Robinson. She is well known in this part of Putnam county. She married a gentleman whose name is Heed. H. H. Ragan, of Salem, Oregon, ar- I
rived at his mother’s on last Friday | ] n 0 ld room
evening, but he had been there but a
short time when he received a message block, one door east of Adams from his home saying his wife was . , critically ill, so he started borne on Express office and solicits the
Sunday.
in the Allen
Why go to Martinsville, FrenchLu or any other watering pl a ,. e w , ' Greencastle has at tier doors sninw the best mineral water to be f 0 „ n(1 ° the state. The Spring on the M,!, r farm, south of the Vandalia rai^.'*' 1 contains iron and sulnhur. It’s ''
tiled.
aee.iratei T I
tested and found to be the equal of ai . f
leal properties have been
tested * spring.
Fox R. doe, Jundj To Whom Concerned:
I have used mineral water at Xoh|*
His motto is
“Never be Undersold.” A FRIEND’S ADVICE.
South 4*re«ncantl0. Ed. Gainer is at home from the gas belt. Miss Richards, who has been visiting Mrs. Dan O’Connell, returned to Terre Haute this morn ing. John Riley went down to Terre Haute this afternoon. Jones’ blacksmith shop was closed today and it is rumored that its proprietor Will Jones left last night to return no more. George Campbell, the good natured peddler, is able to he out again after a severe illness.
WTioro delivery is irregular please report same promptly tit publication office. .Specimen copies mailed free on application.
RATES or SUBSCRIPTION. One Fear in advance $5.00 Sir month* 2.50 Three month#, 1.25 Due month ^0 f*«; ivech /»;/ Carrier Jo When delivery Is made by carrier, all subscript iun nee Hints an* to be paid to them as they call and receipt for saint.
A few months ago there was considerable excitement about some county superintendent southeast of Indianapolis selling the questions for teachers examination. The trouble has broken out anew, as some questions have gotten out unlawfully in the same section. State Supt. Geeting has now concluded i to send out the questions in linen lin-
M. J. BBCKKT1’
II \HIIV M.SMITH. Mumming Editor ,
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Address all commiinlciitlons to Thic Daily Hannkk Tim US, I the
Qroencnstle, I nd. !
Publisher j ed envelopes sealed with the seal of
Tm: Putnam county teachers’ in-i-titute will he held next week.
The Horr-Harvey debate has been one of the gigantic fizzles for which Chicago is noted.
The West Lafayette Xeirs, pub lished bv Case <fe Son, with < . D.
... _ . . monarchy of Liliuokalnni, had been Case as editor, is on our exchange I •' ’
state and must be opened by county Superintendent in the morning of the examination in the presence of at least three teachers who will certify that the questions were opened in their
presence.
The Democratic New York Sun savs: “If the Cleveland administration, instead of becoming craz ed with the idea of restoring the
A Chance for Webster.
Legal business in Cloverdale township is on a standstill from the fact that there is no justice of the peace in town, and not a constable in the township. In a recent case papers were filed before one ot the country justices and be fore he could find a man to act as constable, the party upon whom the papers were to be served had fled the country. In another case papers were filed a week ago and no service has been had up to date for lack of a constable. At the next session of the county commissioners each justice should be pro-
patronage of his old friends j'''he, Martinsville and Greencastle, ,, n <j 1 o I while I think them all good I
recommend Greencastle water •,. • i ,,est - 'b (• Hire. The following is a list of those nb, | have been benetitted by the Mahan min. I eral water: Mrs. <;. K. Bhike, \| r . A T. Kelley and son, Mr. and Mrs, \\ p
Hopkins.
I have made arrangements toiieddlJ the water around the eitv, inakinzdJ livery by wagon each morning. Water w ill he delivered fi >, , f ,1, , r , I to any one who cannot all-i i i , , I Customers supplied at 5 cents a gallon, delivered, Call on or address by postal card JOHN RILEY, South Greencastle. «
HAINHKIDUK.
The Putnam county fair is paying and Customers. 100 cents to the dollar and will have a |
handsome sum left on the credit side of
the ledger.
Miss Minnie Hainey, of New Ross, is
visiting Mrs. Tom Ellis.
Mrs. Edna Hart died Tuesday night of old age. She was eighty-four years old and has been a cripple for some time. She was buried at Ilurtnian’s
cemetery Thursday. |r
Misses Nellie and, Hallie Bridges are j
visiting at Fred Gordon's. i jp y 0U vv j s |, to save 10 to 20 per cent on Mr. .1. C. Smith has sold his black-I the dollar tnen buy yon-
smith tools to Barnard parties. He i „ . thinks he will tear down the old shop. ! Gr} LiOOGS,
Mrs. Win. Todd, ot Toledo, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Darnall.
A Cigarette’ll Make-up.
The following is the result of an analysis of a cigarette, made recently by a physician: “The to bacco was found to be strongly ina pregnated with opium, while the wrapper, which was warranted to he be rice paper, was proved to be the commonest kind of white paper whitened with arsenic. The two poisons combined were present in sufficient quantities to create in the smoker a habit of using opium without his being aware of it, his craving for which can only be satisfied by an incessant consumption of cigarettes.” These facts would be sufficient to stop the manufacture of anything less insidious in
its influence.
Notions,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Groceries, Tinware,
Glassware, Oueensware,
Wooden ware at
me W: siaie
COR. MAIN
AND OHIO STS
Distress After Eating Sufferers from dyspepsia and indigestion are among the most miserable peopla
on earth.
“ I was a great sufferer from indigestion. 1 got so bad I could scarcely walk. \_| / ] Everything I ate
lliK Four liJii'tiriiions.
To Warsaw,going until Aug. .TO, returning fifteen days from date of sale,
$4.(15.
Rome City, ImL, July 2 < .»th to Aug 14, return limit Aug. 17, $5.50. To Boston. Aug. 19 to 25, extreme return limit Sep. 12, half fare. Columbus, O.. Aug. 20 to 22. return
limit Aug. 26, $0.50.
To Warsaw, Ind., account Winona assembly, July 5 to Aug. ill, good retm ning 15 days after date of sale, $4.05. To Denver and Mauitau, Col., Aug. 10 and 11. return limit Sept. 1, $30.15. Terre Haute Aug. 5 to 9, return lim-
it 10,$1.05.
F. P. Hr kbits. Agt.
®i I
iifer, ms
ifti
fkm
and I
very
.-..little on my ^ stomach. I tried
prescriptions, but my trouble only grew worse. My wife was taking
Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier, and induced me to try it. 1 took a few
vided with a constable.—Cloverdale] do-e-s from her bottle, and was greatly re-
Setifitiel.
table. The proprietors are well known here and we bespeak for them a liberal patronage. Their first paper shows u good patronage. The paper is republican in politics. It is estimated that the American people have invested $27>,000,000 in bicycles this year, and that the demand for wheels in the next twelve months will be about 700,000. Meantime horses are selling in Idaho at $15 a dozen, with horseless carriages looming up on the horizon.
as neutral toward the Hawaiian Republic as it is undertaking to he toward Cuba, the American flag would very likely by this time he floating over the Staudwich Is-
lands.
In view of the great demand says the Lafayette Courier, there has naturally been a great deal of speculation concerning the cost of producing one of the machines. Manufacturers have been mutually intei’ested, of course, in keeping the public in the dark as far as possible with reference to the subject, hut the truth of the matter leaked out in such a peculiar manner that it is
The next legislature should revise the publication of township trustees’ yearly reports. A tabulated form should be prepared that would be less expensive and one that can be handled easily hycoun try newspapers. The present wording of the law makes it the duty of a trustee to publish his report in full, and the average country newspaper publisher finds himself “out of sorts" after he has placed about two of them in type.
A ItlnoiiiiiiKtou Humor. Bloomington Telephone. It is common rumor that Dr] John, ex President of DePauw Un iversity, is to take pastoral work with Trinity ehurch, Chicago, in September.
The United States has had plenty of opportunity to get real mad at Spain had our government any backbone, but the present adminis tration has none of that article about the premises. Cuba wouldn’t long stand in need of a friendly word from this country with a first class president in charge of our affairs.
Iiii|ir<ivril in Man) Wavs. Manhattan, Ind. July 20, 1895. My father has had trouble with his eyes for two or three years. He tried numerous physicians ami medicines, but he found nut little relief. Finally a friend advised him to try Hood’s Sarsaparilla and he has taken four bottles of this medicine and it has done him more good than any thing else. He now has a good appetite and is improved in many ways.” Eva Allen. Hood’s Pills cure all liver ills.
lieved. I then took three more bottles, and am entirely cured. I am able to eat heartily without any distress. I cheerfully recommend fmod'n Sarsaparilla.” H. W. Nickerson, Pikes Peak, Indiana.
Vniolnlin lone hxcuraiona. To Bethany Park, Ind., July 23 to Aug. 21. return limit Aug. 24. one fare for round tiip, account Bethany Park Assembly. To Warsaw, Ind., tickets on side until Aug. 31, good to return 15 days from date of sale, fare $149 round trip. Tickets to same point good going until Sept. 30. with a return limit Get. 31st, will he sold at rate of $5.90. To Rome Pity, Ind., July 20. to Aug 14, return limit August 17. Rate one fare for the round trip. Account Island Park Assembly. To Louisville, Ky, Sept. 8.9, 10, and 11. account G. A. R Encampment— Rate $3.20 for round trip. J. 8. Dowlixo, Agt.
(Spring Heels for Women, I have just received a nice lotofwo-J men’s Spring Heel, black kid, one stn|J sandals with patent leather tip an,| !»i Wi [ in both pointed and narrow squaretui, They are made for wear a< well u| looks. They are the neatest iuhI nicest I thing in children’s west there is out. l| have them in all sizes from cliildren'Mil women’s I have also some very pretijl styles in women’s spring heel sho«,| both in button and lace. If you areuf admirer of spring heel shoe* for wnineu'il wear, come and see what 1 have in thill line. If you want a nice rubber tosuitl yOUr needle toe shoe here is t,ie plimH get it. If your boy’s shoes have noil been wearing as well as you thinkthed ought, bring him in and I will tithisl with a pair that will put you in humour again. You will nlwnv- tlmlil larger stock of shoes here than at anil other store in the city and they areil-| ways reliable. Respectfully. P. R. CHRISTIE.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is the only true blood purifier prominently in the public eye. ft; six for $6.
HrvrvH’c Dillc easy to buy. easy to talti*, i iviviu s nns ea , y *if uct .
Viimtnlia Fair Trains.
For the Terre Haute races the Vandalia will sell excursion ticket! at one fare for the round trip on Aug. 5th to 0th going and good returning on all | trains of Aug. 10th. There will he 300 entries and purses aggregating $.30,000 at the fastest track in the world. Train No. 16, due to leave Terre Haute at 4:30 p. m., will be held there until i :00 p. in. on Tuesday. Wednesday and | Thursday, running to Indianapolis two
Do You Have Hayfover? If so the best place to find relief Petoskey. Mich, famous the csimti) over as possessing climatic advantage unsurpassed for the relief of iM 11 on be so me disease. The cool invijari ting lake air laden with •••lor* I ' '* forests give almost instant relief ami i| few day a stay removes all traces o( tlr trouble. It's a delightful pi Auguet or September even ii one ii® a sufferer, and la one of the most of Michigan resorts. The Big Pour through slet I -•rvirc via Benton 11 arh 1 " | M. Ry., otters a most desirable T rain leaving Greencastle at' T-' '■ 1 oooneeta at Anderson with Tiroai sleeper arriving at Petoskeynt ." io'j next morning. Another excellent i- \ ia th" "Monon" leav it Greened at 12:07 p. m., and connecting st gan < ity with a thiough sleeper Ii' 1 Chicago arriving at Petoskey at i h-* A-k for tickets via the “West gan” in'either instance. I t's ths lar line. L. M.Fi mjk. d&wtf. A.G.l’.A.]
Graham Morton I hours and thmv minute* late.
TRANSPORTATION CO.
In time, no doubt, city streets will have cycle paths for wheelmen to go to and fro on. The bicycle is much used for business as well as for pleasure, and as time goes on it will be more and more utilized thus. It would he very easy to construct bicycle paths for wheel riders above the sidewalks of the city. The elevated bicycle path need not he near the windows, it need not he wide or obstruct the light. It could indeed lie made really ornamental, constructed of ironwork. This is an idea worth thinking of. Do you VVunt to S11hIy Shoi-t-Huixl? If so call on or address Prof. George L. Merrill, 500 south Jackson street, in. w. s.
Steamer Lines from Benton Harbor & St. joseph
To
Chicago & Milwaukee. Finest Steamers Flying Across Lake Michigan. Double dally service to < hlcngo during June, July uml Auguat, dally lrl|w remainder of season. Trl-weekly steamers to Milwaukee. Connections made with aO trains on VandaOn Kv., at st. Joseph. Through tleketg on sale by all agents Vandalia Ky. For rate* of freight or passage apply to U It agents or address .1. h. lilt.VII VM, l*RKS., Benton Harbor. Mloh.
AUGUST is the time to buy coal cheap.
FOR CASH
j Stove sizes Rest Ahthraeite $5.85 j Furnaces ’’ ” $5 70 Best Brazil Block Coal 7 to 8c
; per bushel.
Kindlings, 1 5 bundles, $1.00
Place your order with
DANIEL KELLEY.
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Royal Cement Wall Plaster, Portland and Louisville Cements, Plaster Pari , Hair an"* ‘ At the lowest prices.
R. B. HURLJErY
Box 773. Wareroom 410 E Seminary s fare.
JIIIHE5 F. FEE, P ensToT^t a Sy
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC. Pension Vouchers, Deeds and Mort•cufed C ° rrectly an<i ex P e< litiouslj ex°®ee in Central Bank Building. Greencastle, Ind.”
Monon KxctirMion.
Battle Ground camp meeting Au? 1 to 12. one ami one third fare K ’
I-'.xrur"toil lo Chicago Hound Trip* | The Monon Route will rim ioi rvj simi t > Chicago on Saturday. Aujj.l# The rate will lie $2.00 for the M trip. Kveryhody should bde- 1 “iage of this excursion, us it wil!'"jj only one to Chicago thi- vent'train will leave Greencastle al in., Saturday night, Aug. I" 111 ' arrive in Chicago Sinnhiv im'J 'J Aug. 11th at 0 nclock. Train Salem nt 6:3U p. m., and ''".I 1 ’ /'j stations up to Crawford-ville i ,l ” ll ’j whence it makes a through Chicago, Returning, the 3 leave Chicago at 11:30 p. m " night. This will give every 11 1 portuuity to see the sight' >" |M 1 during tiie day ami vi-n tii" : 1 the many other attractions :,t ''fj Thi- will lie -t riel ly a plea* ’ F sion ami the Monon Route deavor to nlTord all a pleasant » M ‘ fortable trip. A cornet hand " copy the front coach and there « ' a *• re-taiiranr” in the baggsjC . iiiii'ie and refreshment- "d | enroute. An ample number o f '' will he provided and everybndf 1 a seat. -
Among the more important
lions in Chicago at the present ' J ‘'Pain’s Siege of YieksluU'ib wonderful roprodiietion "U 1 [jpl and eaptuie of Vicksburg 11 Well worth the cost of thetri|’eh rated Masonic Temple "u 302 feel up in the ail . a t'de i
Miehigi -a trip to return by boat, ‘‘All
Chicago Opera House.‘‘Loth Cruape” at the Schiller Theat
Denve,’ t oi^ Aug ii and 12, half j Merry"Worhl’’at the Cohiinbi*
J. A. Michael. Agt. | by at Hooley’s, etc.,etc.”