Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 August 1895 — Page 2
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THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, THURSDAY AUGUST 1>
Straw hats
at HALF PRICE.
50 PER CENT OFF ON ALL STRAW HATS.
AH! THERE, GIRLS!
Ti»#* is Out. C'oroner Kleinbiib lias
a U#Tip«* ftir l>iixi|>lt<K.
Don't mention it ladies but the secret is out. Coroner Kleinbub has a recipe for dimples that is genuine and warranted to work ev-
ery time. This matter of dimply* and wife.
t OTVI * >K»S NOTKS.
>IT. MICKIIMA.N.
Milo Skelton and f iniily vi-ited relative- at Uosport Saturday and Sunday. Mi '. Win. Ilooriie, of linlianapeli-. t-vi-iting friend- ar Mt. Meri lian. Harr> Allee .and wife, of Staunton, <'lav e’liintj*. are vi-iting S. W. Krwiu
LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS 1-3 off to close them out.
1-4 off on all Boy’s Laundried Waists.
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GtO. E. BLAKE, GreknCastle, Ind., General Insuranee, Heal Estate And Loan Agent. Money Loaned
At
Fourth Day of Tea<T»«*r’a instium*. The teachers institute convened j ! this morning at the usual time. The devotional exercises were led by Ucv. Leazenby. Dr. SteplienJ son occupied the first hourcontinu ing on The Steps in Our National Development and showing the organic relation of the discovery | of America to the history of
| world. He said that the discovery |
1 of America was not due to any one man but to fntluence which was prevalent throughout all Europe. A quartet of visiting book agents | favored the institute with an amus- ; ing vocal selection after which
'i Vory’LoW ^"l>vrintendent Geeting gave J * a talk on the evolution of educa-
Rate ol Illt6T63t ti,,n and pointed out the ueccessity
of haying higher education in our
Call and see him before clos-1 t ‘ i8lr * ct s ‘Loots. County supt. jn<r elsewhere. ! ,j y‘ >n K ’ lve * n8trUt,t >ons fororganiz
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ing township institutes and Prof
Stalker continued his work on ; Child’s Study showing that it was neeessary to know the intellectual | emotional and volitional life of the child in order to have the best results. In tjie afternoon session Dr. Stephenson continued his work concerning th/> most important steps in the discovery of America Prof. Stalker continued his talk j
. . tofore published
the theory
or method upon which the school is | based. Miss 1 tllie < >rabam fa , vored the institute with a vocal solo and Misses Fidelia Lester and Ethel Chaffee rendered an excellent piano duet which was received with enthusiustic applause. The DePauw biological club will give a micscropieal exhibit ou the third and fourth stories of Science hall to which all teachers are invited.
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('iibllnher ....Mnuiiifinx Eilttor
A iMre.* all communications to Tub Uai:,y Hannhk Timbs. Orccncustlc. ind.
Onk of the democratic boomlets of the season is that of Hon. G. W. Cooper, of Columbus, who will make a shy at the democratic governor nomination.
It is gratifying to learn that the Cubans have won all the important battles so far in their tight for liberty. Matties ol that kind always tickle the fancy of a true American.
Sr. Louts Globe-Democrat: On July 8, 1861, Spain issued a pro clamatiou of neutrality in regard to the American civil war, and acknowledged the Confederates as belligerents. This was before the battle at, Hull Run, and England hud taken the same action two months earlier. If the Cuban insurgents set up a provisional government they need not be backward about claiming belligerent rights.
is one that has worried the daughters of Eve ever since that ancient lady had a daughtt r, and a sure shot formula has never yet been discovered until the one that acci dentally fell into the Putnam county coroner's hand, which was alright, for who ever heard of any-1 tiling coming to a coroner except ! by accident, in fact accidents furnish him salary. Mr. Kleinbub has received three letters from St. Louis, claiming the ownership of tlie body of Win. Newman, whose death on the Vandalia has been mentioned in these columns before. One of them explains the dimple theory. It contained a photograph of rather a handsome young man, with full description and the remark that he hud a dimple in his forhead directly between his eyes, caused by a pistol bullet. There's the secret girls. All you now Lave to do is to get some accommodating young gentleman friend who nas a revolver, to step off about twenty paces, locate the spot where you want the dimple and if he is a good marksman the bullet will do ^ the rest. The bullet dimple will now come in fashion, it is thought. Getting down to the serious part of this Wm. Newman matter there is certainly a mystery on the coroner's hands. He has now in his possession three lettets from St. LouD, each one describing a Wm. Newman, each from a different party and different address, each claiming Newman is missing and two of the writers positively identify the miss'ng man. One Laura Newman writes from :d*2’2 Lucas avenue, and she is the one who sends the photograph, and, incidentally, the dimple recipe. The photograph no more resembles the dead man than it does the coroner. The chief of police at St. Louis, writes that Laura Newman of 1707 Geyer avenue, positively identities the body from its description as one Wm. Newman, who is missing. The other claimant is the one here
as coming from
2(540 Morgan street. Up to date there are thus three Wm. Newmans missing with several of the St. j Louis wards and precincts yet to | hear from. It is possible Holmes visited St. Louis and it is also pos sible that the Wm. Newmans of that town are on a bust or an ex cursion. Coroner Kleinbub has added a stenographer to his force and is now prepared to receive more letters claiming the body of the
dead man.
Turn Your Toes Out
Throw your -Hotdder- Lack—stand erect and ti |„,j llt vou'r f. -t toward the Little Drug Shop—Kat a Kruhj L-. ami he happv—cost i- only 5 cent—Whin.', M ‘ I'tinsphaU—It will do you good.
306 S. GolleSe Ave.
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C. li. Hill and family have been \i--iting friends ;.t (jiiincy. s. E. Knight has purchased a Lic’ cle. Tom Hurst ha- the fii-te<t driving mare in this county. !?he has a three
minute gait.
L. K. Knight, Asbury MeCammack, Arthur Heat. Walter Vermillion, Arthur Rerd and Dora Hurst, of thiplace. spent Sunday in < hieago. D 1 " hoy-enjoyed the boat ride very milcli ^ as it was their tir-f. (S:
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Wlin is it tlT**it
The Big Bonanza On to It os All tlio T^rnclo?
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Little Ruth Runyan and Mr-. Leander Runyan are seriously ill at this
writing.
There will he a ball game on the Mt. Meridian hall ground Saturday played by the Mt. Meridian and Gilmore clubs.
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Because it is the cheapest place in town to buy o 00( j s
2.'»c Good broom 25c 1 box sardine25e 1 do* best thread 25e Fresh country lard
3 onus corn . . 3 “ peaches 3 “ tomatos 3 “ apples .
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Raymond McKaight -hot himsill ^ thrmigh the hard Suiu’ay afternoon |Swhile folding with an old revolver. The hall entered the palm and lodged ; y-ju-t under the -kin at the hack of the hand and was removed by Dr. Farter, Allen Miller thinks he wears the collar as the boss chicken raiser. He started in with eight brahmas hens In the soring and has raised 274 chickens. The'family of Mayor Tolin, of West Indianapolis, are \i-iting at (4. W.
Starr’-.
Arch Allen shipped a car load of cattle to Chicago Wednesday, ami saytliey are the iiuest load that ever left the county. The residence of A. V. Italeh, one mile north of town, was looted last Thursday afternoon. The family was away visiting a neighbor at the time. The lo.-s consisted of a small amount of money, razor brushes ami other sma’l
irticles.
A number of our school teachi r- are in Greeneastle this week attending in-
stitute.
3 boxes Hulled oats 25c < by lard 1 pound good tea 15c Bacon 2 “ good coffee 25c Hams only Suspenders oc Shoulders Salt One dollar per barrel Dinner Bucket
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1 GAL. GASOLINE, - 15C. 1 GAL. COAL OIL, - - foe
A FULL LINE OF TINWARE
AND NOTIONS AT PRICES THAT WILLtSUIT YOU
Two boxes of axle greese 5 cents. . Come and See us.
M. & A Murphy
Opposite First Ward School How
£ £ 3k T Z r
HIGGINS CKKKiv.
A. D. Kule and wife made a trip to
Brazil Tuesday.
J. R. Hood and wife were called to the bedside of their daughter, Mrs. J. W. Hall, the Hist of the week. The band m ule its first appearance in public at the yuincy pienic and acquitted themselves with eredit. They furnished tin* music at the Red Men's picnie near Eminence yesterday. Margaret Bell, wife of .las. Bell, is seriously sick with typhoid fever. Geo. Hide and wife have made Uncle
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MERITS.
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It is always ready for u-o.
It deans itself every time it is used.
The tlow of ink can be increased to suit writer by slightly turning p erl
barrel.
1.adies and school children can curry it in any position and it will untied M ben the cap is on it is impossible to get any ink out. It never drops ink or floods when writing. It cannot gum or foul, as it is always moist. The G ild Metis are the very best made, and warrante 1 unconditionally, For Sale at LANGDON’S BOOK STORE.
L »\v Rats* Fxrui'ftion ! > Fini'lnnati ami Dayton, O. Via i. d. & w., and c. h. & i>. u. r. On Thursday, August 22nd, ]s!f5, the Indiana, Decatur it Western Ky, will run its annual low rate excursion to Cincinnati and DayUm, O.. via C. 11. it D. H. H. Train leaves Kouchdale.
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YY«*Mk mihI Nervonn
Describes the condition of thousands of people at this season. They have no appetite, cannot sleep, and complain of the prostrating effect of warmer weather. This condition may be remedied by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which creates an appetite and tones tip all the organs. It gives good health by making
blood pure
Another. An exchange exposes a new swindle that lias been successfully' worked in several cities in the northern part of the state. A man, described as being shot! and spare, has been going about the country for several weeks selling “electric liniment." The light nings have been conjured into this pot of sticky stuff and the compound possesses virtue to heal everything from a sprain to a dis location of the spinal cord. That is not all to every purchaser of "electric” liniment is promised a half dozen yards of dress goods. The man who sells the medicine collects for the same with the understanding that the dress goods are to be delivered next week. As the price of the liniment is but nominal, and the sample of the dre°s goods are worth from .i<1.2r> to $1.50 a yard, the whole scheme has been characterized as a fraud and the police are looking for the perpetrator.
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The College Ave. Epworth League gave a lawn social, last night at the home of Miss Fry for the Institule teachers and friends of the League. The exening was spent in conversation, music, and recitations. Light refreshments were sreved. A good time is reported by every one there. a very large attendance, about 200, being present.
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Hood’s Mills are the best after-dinner J ,,r P a l )l ‘r taken at tins otlice, Me
pills, assist digestion cure headache. save you money
II Isn't Best to Tell All. It isn’t best for a man to tell iiis wife-of more than half the things he did while she was taking her summer vacation. It isn’t best to tell of more than half the things you hear about your neighbor. It isn’t best to tell of more than half your deeds of valor. It isn’t best to tell of raorq than half the things you expect to do. It isn’t best to tell of half your sorrows. It isn’t best to tell of more than half your friend’s shortcomings. It isn’t best to tell a man half the things he has said you don’t be-
lieve.
It isn’t best to toll of half the mean things you did before you became religious It isn’t best to tell your wife or husband of more than half their
la ults.
It isn’t best to tell of more than half your private or family affairs. It isn't best to tell your wife of half the lies you have told her. It isn’t best to tell the world of the half you give to charity. The musical feature of the state fair program this year will he more than interesting. Four of the best band- in the country will engage in the grand military and musical demonstration on Friday, Sept. 21; and on Wednesday the living (lag, composed of 1,000school children dressed in red, white and blue, will sing patriotic airs. No expense w'll be spared to make the fair of IS05 the most successful in the history of
9:28 a. m. Fare for the round trip to
S im's census unreliable by the birth of either Dayton or Cineiniviti (>2 50. a baby. I Fare to both Dayton and Ciocinmui Died last Sunday, an infant of Meter 1 .f 1.00 extra. For tirkets and full inSmith and wife. formation, applv early to any agent 1.
Elder Perkins preached la : t Sunday D. A W. Hy . or to
afternoon at Last Unity. The sermon [
was an excellent one, much above the I ordinary. I>(> Yoll ,i IlvP ii„jr,. v «*r? Homer Bioadstreet, who has hem ,, , ,. . .
, i I f so tlie he-t idiu e to Ibid relief is at
quite siek with typhoid fever. Is slowly | | Vt(lskl . v Mi,.!,', famous the i-imnlry eon vale-eing. | over as possessing climatic advantageYe pedagogues are attending the iin*!irpi.--eG for the relief of that
tiouhe-oine disease. ’Tin* coo! invigora-
L.\z \nr-t, O. P. \ IndianatAdis, Ind.
county in-iitnte this week. Aunt M iry Lapps is visiting in thivicinity. \V illinin ( :m\\ h and family, id Fillmore. vi-dtei! 'it Win. Ilni.il’s Sunday. .1. A. Herbert and wife visited near Putnamville Monday. A. D. Rule will iiiove to Cloverdale in the near future. Sunday school i- progressing nirelv at F.a-t Unity. Everyone eordiallv in-
vited.
Warren Pickens, the industrious citycountry gentleman-laborer, is improving the appearance of Ids pasture bv cutting the hushes and burning old logs and stumps. If every farmer could say ditlo, what a pleasing change in the appearance of the landscape. Miss Lucy Shoppell is getting along very well with a case of typhoid fever. Squikk Squiguins, Ksq. South OreencaHt l«». Tobe Walker is at home from Lonisville for a short stay. Columbus Crawley is improving slowly from the effects of his acci-
dent.
ting lake air laden with odors from the foiv-ts give alnn-t instant relief and a few ihiys stay removes all traces of the tronhle. It'- a delightful place to-oend August or September even if one is not a sufferer, and is one of t he most popular
of M iebtgan resorts.
'The Big Four through sleeping car service via Benton Harbor itud C. & W. M. Hy.. ofler.- a most desiralde route. Train leaving (ireencastle at 8:12 a. m. connects at Anderson with through sleeper arriving at Petoskeyat 7o’clock next morning. Aiiotlierexcellent route is via Monon” leaving Greeneastle at 12:07 p. m., and eouneeting at Michigan ( ity with a thtough sleeper from < hieago arriving at Pctoskey at 7 a. in.. A-k for tickets via the "West Michigan" in either instance. It'- the popular line. L. M. Fi n eii, d&wtf. A.G. P. A.
Mind Your Own lliisiiifftK. Newspaper Maker: Don't attempt to run down a rival. It is not business. It will not win. If he is unworthy your patrons will (ind it out quicker without your aid than with it. Let him abuse you as much as he will. He hurts himself more than he does you. Recognize the fact that it is not possible for you to have the earth, and that the other fellow has equal rights with yourself. Heat him if you can by getting the most business, not by abusing, hint. Do not let other people abuse him to yen, for the same people will abuse you to him. •
Heal F.Ktate Traimfer*.
Charles T. Webster to Harvey Gardner, land in Russell tp„ jslOUO. John P. Baumunk to George
H.
F.
I had lumbago and sciatic rheumatism, ot times unable to dress or turn in bed without help. I was worn out, liver disordered,
I Blake, land in Washington tp., four
transfers, $1.
David Houck to James A ,t Mary K. Steele, land in Badger park, $275.
TintajCa Gooai Murk, ta.
i ^ urnished the Daily Mannkr Tiicas
tired and weak, when I began to take by R.W. Allen, manager of Arthui Hood ». I was s jpn much better, and since Jordan's poultry house 1
taking throe boftle. I have not Wn trou- He,,.
bled with rheumatism. We consider Springs, targe I Hood’s Sarsaparilla fW" .:«*
j Springs, large Springs, small
UdcKs,
th_9 best blood and liver medicine.'' D. > .V "mg'innis
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tf the state.
Brooks,Thetford,Michigan, ft ; six for$5! choice r. f. per'uomni "F...".'.'...; 4^ Hood’s Pills iS,;’::: 1 :;"-"
WHY Go Awa Why go to Mai titi-villr, Fr d or any other wutering pli't Greeneastle has at her iluon the he-t mineral water to be I, the state. The Spring on tl* farm, south of the VanilnlL h emitaiii- iron and -iihthur. If* leal properties bate L n tj tested and found t" h* the ii|Uj| spring. Fox K.'pa:, Jit To Whom Concerned : I have used ininoral w.'it.T at] vide, Martinsville and GreriK^ while 1 think tin 11 all ({ood I recommend (iicenca-ile « best. .I.f.l 'i’lie following i- a h*l of ib# have been henelilli' ! hythi'M:i era I water: Mrs. (.. 1 . Ilhl*'. T. Kelley and son, Mr. ami I’ll Hopkins, I have made nri angeineii 1 * tt the water around the cilv. ma livery hy wagon eaeli ni'-t'nttt Water will be di to any one who cannot .•'.theJl# Customers supplied at 5 cents a gallon, delivl Call on or address bv ptwhd ail JOHN HlLD South Greencastlft
Spring; for I have just received n niM^ men’s Spring Heel, black kid.H sandals with patent leather tip# in both pointed and narrow ”1^ They are made for wear a* j looks. They are the neute*t thing in children’s west there# have them in all sizes front women’s I liave also some '-I styles in women’s -prin? both in button and lace, by# admirer of spring heel sher-f" 1 ’ wear, come and see what I hot line. If you want a nice nit’ M your needle toe slme here i" ,| d get it. If your hoy’s shoes been wearing as well a* V 11 ought, bring him in and I" 1 with a pair that will I'" 1 humour again. You will a'*’ larger stock of shoes here tus# other store in the city and t#] ways reliafile. Respectfoo.'p. R. GIHU
JUDES r. w Ansars# ANff NOTARY K-Flj Pension Vouchers. * gages, Correctly and e'l GlCb, Central Bank B«i^| Greencastle.