Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 August 1895 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCaSTLE, INDIANA. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 14 ISUo
r RAW HMTS at HALF PRICE.
50 PER CENT OFE ON ALL STRAW' HATS,
COMMON COUNCIL. Arlington sir»»«*t The Grade Four I eel too Low. Chairman Perkins of the street committee reported that there was a place on t ollege avenue east of .Jerome Allen's residence and an
The Coroner** Finding*
Coroner E. H. Kleinhuh has filed his verdict in the killing of the unknown man on last Saturday night. He examined Jackson Simpson and Daniel Scott, of the electric light works and Ernest C. Adams who came to the city with
LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS
1-3 off to close them out.
1-4 off on all Boy’s Laundried Waists.
OO&I-
other place on north Bloomington
street between G. Williamson’s and the raau - The timiin " * a - V ® | D. Mahoney’s that needed repairs | that lh « decea8ed ( ’ a,n( ‘ to h,s ,leali ' '
hy having Iteen pushed or thrown, ,
Turn Your Tors Out
Throw your shoulders haek—stand erect and then p vou’r fo-t toward the Little Drug Shop—Kat a h rni; p , and Im- happv—cost j- only 5 cents—Vothin^ ^ xl ' | !‘,
Phosphate—It will do you good. 306 S. GollcSc Avr.
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and the street commissioner was instructed to repair same. City Attorney Moore reported in regard to the crossing of Bloomington street and the Vandalia railway and stated he had a letter from the railway company in which they said they would build a new cross-
ing at once.
A petition by the property own-
T-
or fell from the train and
ing broke his m-ek.
On Tuesday Coroner Kneinbub received a letter from St. Louis gfrom Wm. F. Newman, of ^ Morgan street in which information was wanted of the man. The letter it said the fellows name was Wm. ^ Newman, a baker by trade, “J2yenrs ^
I old and was born in St
fall- 2T
Wlitj it. tilnt
The Big Bonanza OntcJiois All tlio ^Priiclo?
ers of Arlington street between |
Seminary and Washington streets i which P la(,e he was la9t 8 '’ on
asking that stone gutters be omitted from the street in the pro-
Friday last. The was too poor to
Louis, in
on
writer said lie have the body
nosed improvement, was received ^jPP^ home - The iden,ifi( * 8tion and ordered placed on tile. is P^.bably correct as the deceased
The report of the city treasurer
Cf.O. E. BLAKE GUKENCAS 1LE, Ind.,
General
Insura nee, Ileal Estate And Loan
Agent.
the ^t .rs and stripes and refuses to pay a debt long ago adjudicated, and what are we going to do about it? Well, what? Nobody seems to be atraid of Uncle Sam. <'OI‘ NT V N 1 \VS NOTI:s.
Money Loaned At a Very^Low Rate of Interest
(A K1 1 K NTERS V II.LE. The Uassellville ball lean came here I last Saturdjiy afternoon anil played our hoys. Both teams put up a good game. Score as follows: Carnontemillo 1 4 o n l loo 0—7 ItusHellville a a 0 0 8 3 I 0 1-0 The game was le.st hy errors. < arpentersville made three in the Jd inning; John Dawson made an error, got. out on 2nd base; Ira Hillis ran oflf his base on a tly and was put out; 9th inning Henry Dawson made the same error and was put out on 3d base, tlmsgiving Russellville the game. Mrs. A. C. Bridges, Mrs. George Hall and .James Williamson are on the sick list this wt ek. James Osborn, of (’rawfordsville, visited his father and mother last Sun-
day.
John Anderson returned from New Boss last Sunday. John says there is
no place like home.
Henry Dawson, captain of our hall team heard of a cannon ball pitcher
ADVEnnsiNo. south ea»t of here. Henry didn’t know Kkaihno Notickh I just where he Was or who he was. but A cents per line. One lino paragraphs charged T. . , , > . .... an occupyintf two lines fepact*. | thought ho oouhl hi* touud tit ri Inion*, 4 ^ cents per line so (1|) Sunday Henry and our i*io ** 3 “ " “ worthy catcher George Pearey started ion *• LLL’LLLL'LL'L.3 I ill search of this wonderful hall player
IMsp»‘iy rates imele known on application. I'M a i. t'l.i* iliuiklwi' i w i • 1111 • 111 s miisi I
Call and see him before in<; elsewhere.
clos-
DAILY BANNER TIMES
DubMslK’d every afternoon except Sunday i it the IIannkr IT mes otlice, corner Vine and j
rTduklin sirevts.
ri.itii^t s for tlisplay advertlseinontH must he handed in hy lOo’clock t. m. ravliday. Hoadinjf adv«*rtiscim*nts will he received each day
up to I o’clock in.
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RATES CP SUaSCRlPTION. One rear in aUcanee Sis month* Three month*. One month (Vr weeh hy Carrier
.$5.00 . li.50 . 1JJ5 . />0 .10
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M. J. RRCKFiTT Publisher MAKKY M. SMITH Manayinff Editor Address all coinraunlcatlons to The Daily Hannkii Times. Grccncastle, Ind.
Clay county bobs epidemic of glanders.
up with an
Looks like we will have to pay some more interest. The $100,000,000 reserve is again being touched.
We have the catalogue of the Montgomery county fair for ISOo. The dates are Sept. 9-13. The Journal company has issued a neat piece of art in the book which contains a good list of premiums.
The mayor of ('rawfordsville has issued a proclamation that the business houses of that city shall be closed on Sunday, and « has printed the law on this subject as follows: Sic. 20H(>. Whoever being over fourteen years of'age is fount! on the rtrst day of the week, eoHitnonlj called Sundae, rioting, hunting, fishing, quarr. ling, at common labor, or engaged in his usual avocation works of chanty and necessity only excepted) shall be fined in any sum not more than ten nor less than one dollar, hut nothing herein oontttincti shall he construed to efleet such as conscientiously observe the seventh day of tin* week us the Sabbath, travelers, families removing, keepers of toll bridges and toll gates, and ferrymen acting as such.
Chicago Inter-Ocean-. China slnots down American missionaries
/
Japan insists on the right of search, France imprisons an American in violation of law, Spain shoots at t. x- . k
The people of Fillmore were very much surprised when inquiry was m.-.k( for that cannon hall thrower, and pointed out it 1 I year old hoy and informed the gentleman that was the thrower for the V illmore nine. Now our team ha- two men that are wiser than they were. Now Messrs. Captain and Catcher you have two can non hall throwers either one would paralyze a man if he should hit him with the hall. l ake care of
what men you have.
W. D. Barker, of RoaehdaJe, visited his brother James last Sunday. The festival at the M. E. church last Saturday night was not a success, as the members did not seem to. take any interest, in it, however the proceeds amounted to $10.25. Some of our young blood- had a little too much tangle foot for the occasion, one of them used eonsidcrahle vile language in front of the residence of A. H. Piekel. The grand jury will have something to do this time as somv saloonists are no doubt guilty of selling to minors. Preaching at the Christian church
next Sunday morning.
MORTON.
The Thomas reunion held in Mrs. Kate Woods’ grove near the Baptist churc « last Saturday was well attended there being about one hundred and thirty there of the Thomas family and the ollieers elected to perfect the organization for next year. The officers for the year were Oscar Thomas, President; A. V. Thomas, secretary; Ira Butcher, treasurer; committee, J. A. Thomas, Budy Burkett, Bichard Lloyd, Coburn Butcher, Hiram Thomas. Columbus Clod f el ter and wife, Albert Call and wife, N. F. Wood and wife, attended the meeting at Russellville last Sunday. E. S. Day and wife, of Raccoon, are visiting E. E. Grimes and family
this week.
Bill Beekelhimer is at home from Dana. Did., where he has been at work
for some time.
Old Yon Kver Tlilnk
That you cannot be well unless you have pure, rich blood? If you are weak, tired, languid and all run down, it is because your blood is impoverished | and lacks vitality. These troubles may be overcome by Hood’s Sarsaparilla because Hood’s Sarsaparilla makes pure, rich blood. It is, in truth, the great
blood purifier. v
Hood's Bills cure liver ills, constipation, biliousness, jaundice, sick head-
ache, indigestion.
for .July was referred. The matter of improvement of Arlington street was discussed and the speeches disclosed the fact that that street has a passel of complications about it that will have to he cleared away before it, can be improved. In 1880 when the grade of the street was set, a mistake in recording the grade from the datum level lias placed it 4 45 feet to*) low. Were the improvement to be made on that basis the street would be a canal and the small boys of the east end would he sailing boats on the water and the ducks swim tiling, etc. The error is palpably wiong, hut it can he corrected by order of the council. There are other matters in the way. Should the grade he established upon the present level of the street which is about right. Morton avenue would then he about fifteen inches too low; and should sidewalks be built upon the present width of the street the shade trees would have to come down. Some years ago Messrs. Nelson and Tennant gave two feet from their lots to the street in order to widen it and save the shade trees. The council will try to get others along the s'n-et to donate space and make it a line street of uniform width of forty-four feet. There were so many complications to deal with in the matter that it was decided to call out the city commissioners and preliminary steps were taken to that end by re- ! ferring the matter to the street coru- ! mittee bv resolution which stated that it was desirable to widen the street from Seminary to Washington street and to correct and establish the grade for the entire length of the street. A waste drain Irotn Maloney’s beer house was referred to the street committee and the secretary of the board of health. Tile following claim ordinance
was passed :
CLAIM ORDINANCE.
had a letter St. Louis.
to a Laura Newman,
SailRP for ll»P (vOOHtt. The <'rawfordsville papers have had much to say against Green castle’s hotels and their clerks in the past till because a photagrapher of that house lost some money here. The ('rawfordsville papers now have a story of how a man dropped a pocket book in the Robbins house up there audit was snapped up by an attache of the house before it (airly got settle on the floor—The -Dv/a.t Xen-s says. Yesterday morning a great ileal of excitement was raiseil in tbc, R< bums house when Ben Hastings reported $I.V> missing. Mort Brckner stepped into the hotel to collect $1*12 of Bi n for a buggy he had sold him and Bm -tepped into iln rear part of the hotel to count In- money to -sc if he had the required amount. After counting the cash he replaced the roll in hi- inside ve-t pocket which had a large sized hole in it, and of course the wallet went on down until the fioor was reached but Ben didn't notice it. Upon coining back to the office he asked Beekner for a receipt and icached for the wallet in t it was gone. He ret’uned immediuteb to the place wficre he had counted t! ( money out but it was not there. A11 - Levins in was standing there and told him the only person who had passed out was Steve Titus, the night clerk. Am Jones went up to his room as he had retired, and asked him if he had seem the money. Titus blushed and denied any knowledge of it. Chief Grimes wasent for and w*th Hastings visited the 'room- hut nothing could be found until they tried to open a drawer in the was!) stand, when h was pulled away from the wall and t lief) "ti the floor laid the inis-ing wallet. Titus was immediateh discharged from the hotel. IIa«tinggave him a talk and told him to go and sin no mote; that he wouldn't prosecute him Titus belongs Ni a good family, his father being in the hotel business at Peru. Frank Titus, who a short time ago was clerk at the Nutt, is hibrother.
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Because it is the cheapest place in town to buy goods
Good broom 1 box sardines 1 doz best thread Fresh country lard
3 cans corn - 25c 3 peaches 25c 3 “ tomatos 25c 3 “ apples 25c
3 boxes Boiled oats 1 pound good tea 2 good coffee Suspenders
Salt. . .
City lard Bacon Ham* only Shoulders Dinner Bucket
.. . One dollar per barrel
1 GAL. GASOLINE, - 15C. 1 GAL. COALOIL, - - 'loci A FULL LINE OF TINWARE AND NOTIONS AT PRICES THAT WILL'SUlT YOU Two boxes of axle gree-e 5 cents. Come and See us. M. & A Murphy Opposite First Ward School Eousj )
ITS MERITS. It is always ready for u-e. It cleans i'self every time it is used. Tin llow of ink can he inerea-ed to -uit writer hy slightly tnriiii;: pen j,J baric!. I.adii - and school children can carry it in any position and it will a,, 141 w hen is mi it is impossible to gel am ink out. 1 It never drops ink or Hoods when writing. It cannot gum or foul, as it is always moist. The Gold Bens arc the very best made, and warrante 1 uncoil litioinlly. For Sale at LANGDON’S BOOK STORE.
hy the application of depilatory pro- ‘ partitions. What is the meaning of this wonderful increase in heard | ed women? Is it to he regarded as j a sign of physical or mental im- ' provement of the human race, or
ctmtrary ?
WHY Go Awai
Why go to Martin-vilD, Kmidl or any other watering pint I Greeneastle has at In r duets s
Pnr.ltie Crop Keport. j t | ie best mineral Water 10 be (« 11 ' NI KU ' | Hie state. The Spring on tie] l’:i;have been badly distributed in g0)lth ofttui v ;1! „ lalia ^
tin- portion and the effecl of the drj I weather las iteen felt in strips. The
.1. M.Donnohue, police
r. T. Ashley “
■ 'rank Riley **
James Morry weather, tire dept
.. 33 50
Qeo.N. Nelson ** “
. & 60
Ben 8. Wllllums “ “ N
.. 23 50
James D. Cutler, streets
.. M 00
Taylor Crump “
i!H 70
John Tobin “
.. 30 70
Mike Dalton “
.. 18 75
Smith rarkiT **
. SO 70
D. Scott **
.. 30 70
Wm, Callahan *•
.. 33 (15
TobeChurchiU “
.. 30 70
James Moran “
75
E. A. Hlbhltt, mdse
.. 8
E. O. till more, land redemption
. 33 18
Jerome Allen, rent
.. 87 50
Geo. B. Cooper, hay
.. 1241
C. Hailey, oat8
7 30
G. C. Electric Li/ht Co., Halit
350 12
Chiince for a Libel Suit. Hloniidnvtnn Telephone. While some of the military companies of northern Indiana were returning home from the State ei - cumpment, the members helped themselves to the glassware, silver ware and other articles of value in the Titus restaurant at Peru, and it is understood that the companies have been notified thak all pay will be withheld until Mr. Titus is reimbursed. Meanwhile, an effort will be made to ferret out the guilty soldiers, so that they may bedrum med out of service.
Ani> now some fool fashion starter says that the shirt waist must go. The shirt waist will not go ijust yet. It is the most sensible (fashion for the ladies seen in years.
What Next. It seems to he an ( slalilished fact that, bloomers have come to stay, and now a German philosophei startles the world by saying that women will have beards, and that the new man will have long hair and smooth face. The German says that in Berlin, Vienna, Constantinople, one out of each ten women has an uniniskalile covering of down upon the upper lip, while one out of each twenty has a very fair mustache. In Spain, also, the proportion of women with this masculine characteristic is shown to be as great as it is in the German capital, or in the city on the Golden Horn. In America, too, this learned German says, medical men told him that from 3 to 8 per cent, of the ladies are similarly adorned, and that a still larger per cent, get rid of the unwelcome hairs
condition of corn D not ns satisfactory a - two or three week- ago and the crop i- not ns promising; while not ‘•firing, ’ it begins to eur!; on heel mid clay land ^t. i- suffering, i'oiiiiitoe-) not doing nnii h ^good on in eoiin of dry weather. Potatoes not a very good crop, dry weather will make them scarce. Bye being sown. Clover nearly ready to cut for seed, seems to he well headed. Pastures needing rain badly. Apples and peargood and promise a fair yield.
Letter Ll*t.
The following letters remain in the Greeneastle postotfice uncalled for
Aug. 14, IS'lo:
Mr. John Gasway, Mr. James B. Hill. Miss Fannie Mould n, Mr. Robert Mehoe, 2, Mis. Sarah Smith, II. S. Sears, Mrs. W. 1). Wallace. In calling for siune please say “advertised.” Wn.Lis G. Nkkk. P. M.
Htlf Four Kidiritons.
Indianapolis Sept. 2, account Labor
day. $1.20.
Louisviile Sept. 8 to 11, return limit
Get. 5, $3.20.
Chattanooga, Term., Sept. Hi to 19,
return limit Oct. 5, $8.85.
Boston, Aug. 19 to 25, return Oct. 3. $20.20. ’ To Indianapolis Aug. 15and 16, $1.20. To Indianapolis Aug. 18, 8:50 a. 111.,
7.» cents.
To Warsaw, going until Aug. Sd, turning fifteen days from date of sale,
$4.65.
lo Boston. Aug. 19 to 25, extreme re-
turn limit Sep. 12. half fare.
Columbus. 0.. Aug. 20 to 22. return
limit Aug. 20. $0.50.
To Warsaw. Did., account Winona assembly, July 5 to Aug. 31. good if>tuining 15 da\ « after date of sale, $4.65.
F. P. Hcestis. Agt. I>o You Have lluyfever?
If so the best place to find relief is at Peto-key. Midi, famous the country over as possessing climatic advantages unsurpassed for the relief of that ttoiibesome disease. The cool invigorating lake air laden with odors from the forests give almcst instant relief and a few days stay removes all traces of the trou Ide. It s a delightful place tospem! August or September even if one i, not a suficrer, and is one of the most popular
or .Michigan resorts.
1 he Big I-our through sleeping ear service Via Benton Harbor aiitlC.* W.
The Building-Up Powers of Hood's Sarsaparilla are remarkable. By purifying and enriching the
blood and giving an appetite it makes you feel strong and capable of endurance. This <s just what is needed at this season. The following is from Kev. Wm. Paddock, Bronson, Mich., formerly pastor of the First M. E. Church at Osseo,
Mich.: “I took Hood's Sarsaparilla and
received much help from It. I am very M. By., otters a most desirable route thankful for the building up effects Frain leaving Greciicnstl,. ,t 8 l '■, ,
Hood’s Sarsaparilla has had in mycaso, ‘
and shall continue to take it.” Kev. William Paddock, Bronson, Mich. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is the only true blood purifier prominently in the public eye. fl; six for $5. Insist upon Hood’s and only Hood’s.
connects at Anderson with through ! ,, ‘ r '" '.'ving at Pctoskcyat 7o’clock nexi morning. Anotlierexnellent route -vm b»“Mono„” leaving Greencastb. ; ' , |, ‘ n V meeting at Micliir " lt, '. a """"k’h sleeper from Mm go arming at Pctoskcyat 7 a.m.. Ask foi tickcis via the “West Miehi-
Hood’s Pills sr “ff;
contains iion ami - ; 1 . I | leal properties b'lv D' n j tested and found in lie tlie •'ijiniI
spring.
! v. li I To Whom Coneeriicil : I I have used mini 1 1 v:it r :i'M vide, Martinsville:: c! (Dcch't™ while I think them all goc] !■ recommend Greet ' *| best. .1. Ci The following i a lis <1 have been hciietBtc bv I 'a M era! water: Mi.-. L. K. Illik''. T. Kelley and son. Mr. ninl Vr-.l Hopkins. 1 have made arrangements icf the water around the citv. livery by wagon each tiiornir.g. Water will b< to any one who cannot afUnl (Tistomers supplied at 5 cents a gallon, delived Call on or address bv n. i v! JOHN RILEYSouth Greeneastle. | Spring ll»‘(*U for Onrnrr. I have just received a nice M men’s Spring Heel, black sandals with patent leather dptfl in both pointed and narrow s|ii)iw They arc made for wear M ■ looks. They ore the ncatc-t a' 11 thing in children's weut tlivei'* have them in allsizc- fmin diiU'a women's 1 have also sniiie vi' ri | styles in women’s spring i |,v! both in button and lace. 1L V " (I admirer of springheel wear, come and see what I line. If you want a nice your needle toe shoe here get it. If your boy’s shoe* been wearing as well as j* 111 1 ought, bring him in and I With a pair that will I 1 "' humour again. You will »I**I J larger stock of -hoc- hen' , '" 1 J other store in the city ami v. ways reliable. Respectfall.'. j* ]{. CHB 1 ® JMES r INSURANCE PENSION : AT!U‘'
AND
PUBLIC) Vouchers
NOTARY -
Pension Vouchers I , ‘ t '7 gages, Correctly and exp'
g«n” in either instance. It’s the popu- scuted. , v„iiM
L. M. Fit.i ei;, | OHice in Central Bank bn ■ .
d&wtf.
A. G. P. A.
GreencastlDi