Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 August 1895 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. SATURDAY AUGUST 10
IT WILL PAY YOU
IF YOU WANT
Ming Made to Order 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
UNIVERSITY AF-FAIRS-
DEDICATION PROGRAM.
10. on a suit; $’. on pants.
Don't fail to see
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F. A. HAYS.
CEO. E. BLAKE,
GkKF.NCASTI.K, IND.,
'doubtless will in more. The pub- • lieation of nnnuul reports will en | able the people to know what trus- ' tees are tloiuy; ami will be a wholei some check on those ollieials.
Sivnie N«*wt Nolen C on< ‘*riniii; DePauw’n Tomorrow’n
Ful ore. Senator Vorheen 10 L.e<*ture. Sixty Alumni liave agreed to pay .tlO to make up the deficit in the department of Oratory and Rhetoric. The alumni are deeply devoted to the welfare of the university and some movements are being planned which will result in systematic and efficient efforts for the ineiease of the endowment. Senator Vorheea lias consented to give in Meharry Hall, Wednesday’ night, Oct. 1«, his new lecture on “The Holy Sepulcher.” All the proceeds of the lecture will be devoted to the university. The lecture is the outcome of the Senator's conflicts with doubt and unbelief and is, in substance, a statement of the reasoning and experience by which he came to a full belief in the divinity of Christ. The lecture has been read privately to a lew friends and they consider it a wonderful production. It will produce a profound impression
throughout the country.
The prospect for an increased attendance is very good. There will
General
Insurance, Real Estate And Loan
Agent.
Money Loaned At a Very,.Low
Call and see him before clos-
ing elsewhere.
IHooiim" ra.
When the women all wear bloomers and their skirts are laid away; i when their legs no more are rumors; ! coyly hid from light of day; when i their petticoats’ forgotten, with its l swishing, whisking swirls, and there’s less demand for cotton, I'll be sorry for the girls. I’ll be sorry for the lasses who in school are at their books—at the head and foot of classes—I’ll be sorry for their looks, for their ma's will make
Rate of Interest i : theirtroU8er8 and go ° a heaven8!
don't we know, who were hoys, but now, sirs, that they’ll make a holy show! It is bad enough when Willie wears the pants his mamma made, and it often knocks you silly just to see the youthful blade weari ing pants that no man knoweth
PubUyhedeverj afternoon except Bimdar which is front and which is hack—
m the IIannkr L inns olHoe, corner Vine ana
Franklin streets, | if In* cometh or he goeth there iadvertising. ijuitcan equal “slack.” But your
Re a ding Notices
cents per line. <Rio line paragraphs charged j Susio ! Oil tis galling , SCill'iing as oooupylng two lines spabe. • t 1 11 £5 lines 4 cents per line tears wul downward glance, when KH) “ .'.'.’a^ ! vou hear the urchins calling; “Sav Shi 'where did you get them pants?” Dlsp'iy rotes iiiado known on application. 1 . Cl.anslv lordisplH.v o'.lvertl!>enients iimst lie 1 ou Will see her VOUt h III I, glow l ng.
handed In by 10 o'clock h. m. cnchdnjr. Read-j
ing advcrtisi'incnts will im received each doy but i>V no dead certain rule, can
n|i to I o’clock p. in. I
you tell n she is going or coming
All communications should bo signed with
ttio nmno of tho wrllor; not nooossiirlly for from School. I here 11 be trouble
publicttion, but as evidence of (food fa tb. | . .
A.oiiiytnousconiinuuloatlons can not be no- you 11 allow sirs, there li be anguish
t iced.
for pa’s when tho daughters all
Where delivery is irrbtfiilar please report I
aamc promptly at publication oitioe. wear trousers That are reyamped Bpeoimen copies mailed free on application. I from ma's. So I m wearing ai 1
am writing and my great tears fall
DAILY BANNER TIMES
At tli** ChrUtinii
i harch to he \ **rj Int**r«*»ithiK.
The program as arranged for the dedicatory exercises tomorrow at the Christian church promises very entertaining services for the entire day. The other churches of the city have suspended services in the morning that the members and ministers may have an opportunity to visit the new church. Everything is in readiness, the or-
A Man may Smile
and tie n villain stiK. but that don’t hurt our Fruit i.. Notliing quite equals them for goi du«- Ymi will |''' ' ,,f ' villain it vou eat two or three a day—You will l 0 v,. q, r >*
the t null's sake—and it only costs .->c. The bittle Dru$ Shop
I
CLOSED AFTER
J. J. WE1DA
gan has been thoroughly tested ^ - ^ opened a new Stock
and special music has been pre- 1
pared for the three services. The following is the program in lull:
MORNING SKHVICEH 10:80.
Onran Voluntary—"Lanin,"... Handel Hy inn ID—"Go Into Thy Courts with Praise," Keadlnpof Scripture by th<‘ pastor. ( horns—“Unfold. Ye Portals".... .Gounod
Prayer.
Solo—"Mount of Olives"—Mrs. Pauline Blakc-
Newhousc,
Sertnon—Klder P. M. Iluins, Cincinnati, Ohio. Hymn SOI—“Tbey shall prosper that love
Tina*."
Dedicatory Prayer, Doxology 711.
Benediction.
AFTERNOON SERVICER 3:80 OYl/.-CK Orffnn Voltinturv—"Conununlon" . .Uatiste ( horuH--’ l onsecrnt Ion." Devotional Exercises. Hy mn H'i—"Olives Brou.” The Lord’s Supper. Ilynin 133—‘ When I Survey the Wondrous
< TOSS "
be an unusually large Freshman ' Addresses by pastors of the city and vlsltlnif
inlnl8tc*r8 and others. Hyum UW—“CoronatloD/*
Benediction.
EVENING 8EKVICEH 7:30 O’CLOCK. Organ Voluntary—“Andanta” Schubert. Chorus -Creation Hayden
Prayer.
Solo—Selected, Harry Paris, “Rock of Ages.” Duet—“Sweet Hourof Prayer,” Pearl Meltzer and Kate Mathers. Solo—“Pardoned,” Wilbur Starr. Solo—“Soldier rf the Gross,” Lillie Ford. Solo—“Plains of Peace,” John Hillis. Chorus—“Send out thy Light” Gounod >eruion—Elder F. M. Rains. Hymn 5»i7—”1 Have Hallowed This House.” Benediction.
class. Dr. Gohin desires all per sons having houses or rooms to rent or boarding for students to send him written descriptions of such accommodations early next week in order that he may the
better answer the numerous quiries made by patrons.
in-
UNLUCKY FOR HORSES*
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
')nr Vrnr in advance Sir month* nm month* (»« month
Per week hu Carrier ,1b
When delivery Is nmdc by carrier, all sub-
scription aecniints are to bo paid to them as
they call Mid receipt tor same.
....t5.n0 i jjije pearls, scarce I know what I'm L-’o | inditing for I'm sorry for the girls.
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M. J. BECKETT HAKKY M. SMITH.
Publisher ....Mamisona Editor
Address all communications to The Daily Banner Times. Greencustle, bid.
Bkazil is to have a grand bean dinner on the loth.
Bkadstkket’s report says that bicycles have reduced the price of every horse in the country $11.
To the Crawfordsville .hutmnl: The Banner Times has all sorts of sorts. We were merely commiserating with unfortunate neighbors.
Ii the free-traders are not satisfied to compare tiie imports of 1895 with those of 1894, why are they so anxious to compare the improvements in business, as represented by bank clearings and the better treasury exhibit made this year with those of Ihp4? What is sauce for the goose is feauee for the gander. The Indianapolis Journal says: “Many of the Journal's state ex chages now coming to hand contain the annual reports of township trustees, required to be published hy a law passed by the last Legislature. The preparation of these reports devolves some additional labor on trustees, and their publi cation tests the typographical resources of some newspaper offices, but the law is a good one. Already it has brought to light irregularities in several townships, and
Improved in >1 an> Ways. Manhattan, Ind. July ’JO. ISO.’i. My father lias had trouble with his eyes for two or three years. He tried numerous physicians and medicines, but he found but 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.
Real Kutate TraiiHfers. Silvey K. .Silver to W. A. Bowen, luud in Jackson tp., $5,“400. Florence Dunbar to John S. Sandy, land in Greencastle, $2,300. James Oillespe) to Ida A. Ablaugh, land in Greencastle tp., $1,000. \an<lalia Line Jbxeiirftionft. To Indianapolis Aug. 13 and 14, return limit Aug. 17, fare $1.00 for round trip. Account Indianapolis Driving club races. On Aug. 15 and 10 the rate will be $1.20 for round trip,return limit Aug. 17. To Indianapolis Sept. 2, return limit Sept. 3, fare $1.20 for round trip. Account, Labor Day Celebration. To Bethany Park, Ind., July 23 lo Aug. 21, return limit Aug. 24. one fare for round trip, account Bethany Park Assembly. To Warsaw, ind., tickets on sale until Aug. 31, good to return 15 days from date of sale, fare $4.40 round trip. Tickets to same point good going until Sept. 30$ with a return limit Oet. 31st, will be -old at rate of $5.90. To Koine City, Ind., July 20. to Aug )4, return limit August 17. Rate one fare for the round trip. Account island Park Assembly. To Louisville, Ky. Sept. 8.9, 10, ami 11. account G. A. R. Encampment— Hate $3.20 for round trip. Excursion to Denver, Colorado Springs, Manitou and Pueblo, Colo., Aug. II and 12, return limit Sept 1. Fare $30.15 for round trip. Account meeting Pharmaceutical association "f America. For further paiticulars see J. 8. Dow UNO, Agt.
Rainhriilge the Svene of an Attempted Poiftou, Say* the Pro!! Republican. “Mollie Gibson,” the promising young pacing mare belonging to Lou Maris, of Paoli, was poisoned, or took suddenly and alarmingly sick at the Bainbndge fair )as,t Friday. She was in splendid form and won the 'irst heat with perfect casein 2:204, the next heat was paced a qua!ter ot a second quicker and the first half mile of the third heat was paced in l:07i when suddenly, just after passing the wire, site stopped stock still and showed the greatest distress. She was, of course, drawn out of the race, and after a couple of days treatment appeared to he in a line way for re covery when she fell in the stall and hurt herself quite severe!}’. It is likely that she will be well enough to bring home the latter part of this week. Mollie Gibson” was a most promising colt and it is very unfortunate not only for the owner but the county, that her usefulness seems to be at end. We hope, however, that after a short rest she will be herself again and go forward to make a very low ree ord, which her admirers so confidently expected of her this year.—
Paoli Republican.
The Bloomington World adds the following to the above: “It will be remembered that Cron’s Dr. Snyder died at this place the same week after a short illness that was suspicious. “Mollie Gibson made some fast time on the track at the fair grounds in Bloomington last fall and was a favorite with the old horsemen hereabouts.”
of
• Groceries! In his old room in the Allen block, one door east of Adams Express office and solicits the patronage of his old friends and customers.
His motto is
“Never k Undersoil"
11oiii4‘ and Abroad. It is the duty of everyone, whether at home or travelling for pleasure or business, to equip himself with the remedy which w ill keep up strength and prevent illness, and cure such ills, as are liable to come upon all in everyday life. For instance, Hood’s Sarsaparilla is a a general tonic, and to keep the blood pure and less liable to absorb the germs of disease, w ill be well nigh invaluable. Change of drinking water often causes serious trouble, especially if one has been used to spring water in the country. From a few “drops to a teespoorifnl of Hood’s Sarsaparilla in a tumble of water will prevent the water having any injurious effect. Mood's Vegetable Fills, as a cathartic, cause no discomfort, no disturbance, no loss of s'eep, but assist the digestive organs, so that satisfactory results are cltccted in a natural and regular manner.
A FRIEND'S ADVICE. If you wish to save 10 to 20 per cent on the dollar men buy your Dry Goods, Notions, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Tinware, Glassware, Queensware, Wooden ware at
Be sione sioie
COR. MAIN AND OHIO STS
Graham & Morton TRANSPORTATION GO.
The Tiling to Do.
WHY Go Awa\ Why g<* to Martinsville, f-,., J or any other watering B Oreencaatie has at her the best nineral water t J the-late. The Spring , j farm, sooth of the Vandali* contains iron and sulphur, iqt leal properties have I J 1 tested and found to be the*. " spring. ‘‘"M Fox R.'dge, JiJ I’o Whom Concerned: 1 have used mineral water stvJ '’•He. '1 artinsvillc and I .. ■ while I think them all A, recommend Greenca-tle w,|.. r best. ,| p j The following is a Ibt of th, have been bencfltted by the Ma era! water: Mrs. G K. Bl J T. Kelley and son, Mr. t ’ Hopkins. I have made arrat ■ i lie water around the citv, livery by wagon each inonni.,Water will be delivered fi . ;j to any one who cannot afford ;o|| ('ustomers supplied at 5 cents a gallon. deliveJ Call on or address by postaleifjl JOHN RILEY. South Greencastle, I
Steamer Lines from
Return Addrest. The Banner Times stated the other day that the government lias gone out of the printing business so tar as printing envelopes for business firms is concerned. This was true and not true. The government has quit printing envelopes with return addresses on them when there is an advertisement ot the firm’s business on it. The government will continue to print envelopes but will print only the address. Easy Knouicti. One evening a man was performing the old triek of producing eggs from a pocket handcrchief, when he remarked to a little boy in fun : “Say, my boy, your mother can’t get eggs without hens, can she?” “Of course she can!” replied the boy. “Why, how is that?” asked conjuror. “She keeps ducks!” replied the boy, amid roars of laugher.—Ex.
Locuftt >1. K. Clitircdi. Clang at 9:30 a. m., Mimlay school at 2 p in., Kpwnrtb league devotional service 6“30 p. in. Xo preaching service morning or evening on account of dedication of the, new Christian church. i 'enticostal meeting Monday 7:30. Mid week prayer service 7:30 Thursday.
spend a little time with the p cnton ] { ar |j or & St. Joseph worthy stranger when lie conies to J To town, show him what splendid op- Chicago & Milwaukee,
portunities exist here for him to;
«• ' ou ,1,.: Fi " 6s > Aor ° SS
him good service besides helping r, ‘ & Double daily service t«» i hicago during
the community. There never was J;po'.Juiyand '»pst.dully irips^n-mainiier • i | ot season. I ri-week!y steamers to Milwaukee, a more propitious moment for wide- ,,''"'"‘'''''loo- ■ with n (rainson Vandu1 * ilia Kv , at st. .loseplt. I imnigli tickets on awake, energetic men with little or i • , .v ail agents ynndatin tty
much capital to locate here. We have room for more shops, more factories and things ot this sort. Don't wait for some other person to encourage these things, you can do it and it is your duty to do so.
For rules of freight or pussnife apply to It.
It. agents or address
.1. ||. (ill \H AM. PIIKS.,
Denton Harbor. Mich.
MU F. FEE,
Why Not Try Watermelons. Bloomington Telephone. Company “H” is to have its first court martial trial tonight. One of the members is to answer to the charge of intoxication, The court will be made up of Will Harbison, tVill Hutchings, Bert Cole and Charles Kawles, and under the new law the power is delegated to imprison and fine the accused soldier if found guilty.
St is Known By Its Cures It Is not what we say. but what Hood's Sarsaparilla does, that tells the story of its merit. The thousands of people whom tt hss raised from disease and despair to happiness and health, are the strongest and best advertisements Hood’s Sarsaparilla has No other preparation in existence has such a record of wonderful cures. This is why Hood’s Sarsaparilla has the largest sale, and requires for its production the largest laboratory in the world. Now if you need a good medicine, why not try that which has done others so much good. Remember Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is the Only True Blood Purifier Prominently in the puhllceye.fi; six forfo Hood*spills
INSURANCE AGENT, PENSION : ATTORNEY
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC. Pension Vouchers, Deeds and Mortgages, Correctly ami expeditiouslj executed. Dttice in Central Bank Building. Greencastle, Ind.
Spring Heels for Worn™. I have just received a nice kJ men’.-Spring H* .1, i, K ; L sandals with patent leather tip uj in both pointed ami narrow - J They are made for wear e tl look-. They are the neite-! ,:,|J thing in children's w. ;n tleiri.J have them in all size- fronu'liildJ women'- 1 lia\* :ii ' -■•n. vtl styles in women'- -|iring i.t'j both in button and laee. If v , | admirer of -|imiL' In - f wear, come and -ee What I h,{>■ line. If you want a nice ruMfl your needle to** shoe here i-: :1 get it. If your Imiy's - ::)■ been wearing as well a- \ ,. aj ought, bring him in and u ith a pair that w ill put yon ■ humour again. You will ahunf larger stock of shoe- here Iluiii other -loro in the city | ways reliable. I’espectfiilly, r j; ' !li;!.“|
Do Yon lla,*' llaylurd If so the best place to lin l rel* I’eto-key. M icb. I .ic :l ■ over as possessing elimalir s<ll8 unsurpassed for i roubesome disease. The cooll tiug lake air laden with i *11 forests give almost instant«!!■ few days stay reindt e- al tr«® trouble. It's a delightfulplartf August or Septi n a sufferer, and isom ■ of Miehigan resort-. The Hig Four through -i' service via Benton H irb"t »n lj M. Ky.. offers a mo-t I Train leaving Greeaenstle at “1 eonnect- at Ainlor-on »itL" sleeper arriving at Petoskeyitl next morning. Anotherexctljj i- \ ia th** “Monon” lea\ii: '■’I at 12 :07 p. m.. and l oiini'i tiiiS*! gan < Ity W ith a thiough •1'^ Chicago arriving at I’etiislfi ill A-k for ticket- via tlie ' "'JJ gan” in either instance. If ' lar line. I.. M - i |LI U d&wtf. A - 1
Last Niauarit Kail* Excuraion of the Season 'la 1. I>. *V W.. C. H. 4 1>. 4 H. C. Itys. On Thursday, August 15th, 1895. the last Niagara Falls excursion of the season will he run via Indiana, Decatur & Western Ky., Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton K. R. and Michigan Central K. K. passing through Toledo and Detroit ami Canada. The scenic route. | Train leaves Koachdale at 8:28 a. m. I Fare for round trip $i).0(), limit ii V e davs. To Toronto and return $1.00 extra; and to 1 liousund Islands and return $5.00 extra, limit ten nays, special Niagara Falls excursion train leaves Indianapolis at 10:50 a. m., August 15th running through without change of • ars. Sleeping and chair car space can he reserved from Indianapolis by applying early to an agent I. D. A W. Ry. John S. Lazaki s, G. P. A. Indianapolis, Ind. Hie Four Excursions. To Warsaw, going until Aug. 3v. r 8 . turning fifteen days from date of sale. $4.DO.
Rome City, Ind., July 29th to Aug
14, return limit Aug. 17, $5.50.
lo Boston. Aug. 19 to 25, extreme re-
turn limit Sep. 12. half fare.
Columbus, o.. Aug. 20 to 22, return
limit Aug. 20, $0.50.
To Warsaw, Ind., account Winona
assembly July 6 to Aug. 31, good re- hv noar - .u Lui mug lo days after date of sale, $4.05. j < Opera li""”'' I o Denver and Manitau, C.ol.. Aug. 1 Crusoe” at the ScbillD' 3 10 ami 11. return limit Sept. 1, $30.15. | Me-ry World” at the f 0 , 1 , “
F. P. Hi'estis. Agt. 1 by at Hooley s, etc.. 'O (
Bxcnralon to Clnmtto lt»'l» ,l ' The Monon Route will run sion to Chicago on Sstnnhi'. The rate will be $2J ), l for I r trip. Everybody should i | *'| age of this excursion, ns i'* 1 ! only one to ( bicago this V' -: V train w ill leave Greencastle• m.. Saturday night, Aug* arrive in Chicago SundiY Aug. 1 Ith at 6 oclock. |r n Salem nt 0 :.'i() p. in.. ! " lli ’ J stations up to ( rawford-' 1 vl whence it inak* s a tl"" 1 ";! ( lifcago. Ketui'nimJ. , ' 1 ' Y leave Chicago at II ' ;i! I 1, "‘ A night. This will jflveereff” portunitv to see tne sign*? ^ during tiie day and visit I' 1 | the many otlier attrart'ow This will be strictly a nl*' sl , sion and ttie Monon k" 1 deavor to afford all a id''""' ,, fortable t rip. A '"'rnet " ^ eupy the front coacb .n" J a “restaurant” in the b»KS J music and refn slim* ' !' '“, ,(1 enrotite. An ample n 11111 "®,* will he provided and c* I a seat. ■
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ti”"' * 'bicago
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Among the more imr ms in Chicago at the '
wonderful reproUiicti'' 11 |; and captuie of ' ',Y \Yt»ll worth tlH*co'r ot tt"' ,■ (‘hrntfMl M ;tsoiii»‘ I • n'T ' r if 302 feet up in the atr. , Michigan or a B»1
return hy boat.