Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 August 1895 — Page 4
THE BANNER TIMES, GREENOaSTIF., INDIANA, SATURDAY AUGUST 2!
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ON LIGHT ALL WOOL SUITS AND MEN’S AND BOY’S PANTS. Strictly First-Class all wool suits j^oing tor $7.50, former price >io and S12. Wool Pants ior $1.10, 1.48, 1.55, 1. 75. 2.00.
Th~. UiTtlc DpuS Shop
A DECIDED DErEAT- I Imui I Unt »««> r. ! Vandalia oftit ials arc iiii i.tly inl>i?l tin* J*f£T I'citiln A<lmioUter to tH** L. Ci.e«ticmitio iiuya. j tor -tu l in the move the M. Loins It was fondly expected by the j ruiai'd ( o. eoiisidering. 1 he
home rooters yesterday that one j ^*8 t our lias been maicinsj niuch score would at lea«t adorn the capital out of the fact that thev no tally board for Green.'astie but the Monger u the tunnel; that there ifared hopes were fondled roughly | no smoke, ete. (Daring adxcitise. and a score did nfd come. The Mnents have brought this faetto pub-
visitors, however, piled up sixteen jae notice. No-.v tie Inline! '
anil could easily have made it coneidering using electricity ns a
sixty". There was a lot of disap I means of taking trains tlirough
pointment expressed and some little ] tunnel in order that pass, ngers wi 1 condemnation for the management! n °t he eompclled to stand 1 e
wlien the fact leaked out that'‘‘moke. The Vandalia, one of the It is always iva.ly for us.*._
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* Unstop Your Ears
Ahvav- udi.-n n. vmie n-1 - you to . :.t urn-<,f , 11:r J.rri; !• 1 '.'ill do yon good while you . , t and L"i'c vou an elegant chance to return the
compliment toy air friend--', cent-.
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ITS MERITS.
management
! smoke. The Vandalia, one of the »t is siwhys . . ,
. It eler.iiH i * self every time if i > n.-ed.
KituljorLT wns not iu*n juul ^Riivius. putrons of tiio tui.nul. ^ 'j }i. Row i»fiiikrfin U«» iiirrra'vd t<> >nit wiitri !»v turuin^ j m >jj quently could not pitch tin game, ••gerly watching thadevelopments.. ehiMnrt , ,, m it in any position and it ■■ Tiie mun.iL r <*mvni of the hoim* tumn j An ofliciiil ot the road Haiti \\ pf»n th'* vno i* <mi it impo -iliU* tp u*i .*oi\ ink out. state thee are not to blame for his!‘lay {iiat he <louhted 11 ‘‘'^tnoity J J 'L.'i'n '.r ! h'.ul, ,l a'-’it i'' '.dwayV m’.'Ut.
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Window display for Bargains in Men's and Children’s non appearance. They say they J would be a success in hauling heavy Tht . Gi) , 1 Peas an- the very best made, and warraute I uncondition dh
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goods. Fall styles of Hats in stock.
lain direct agreement with Eitel- j trains like '20 and 21. Ijorg wheieby he v,:is to piteii th*y i>r..loimat x.-wfii.tic.
game and hid .♦ontracted to pay In commenting on Dr. J. 1’. D.
him for if. With this understand ! John’s lectures, “The Worth of a ing they went ahead and advertised Man" d. iver. d in Newcastle (lie
i Eiteljorg and many people went to J /Vrafter giving a short synopsis
tiie park purposely to see what of the tli night of the speak“r, sa\ s:
la showing he would make against | It wi.-a grand tlight of oratory, htli-
, . , : ii.g and til—ing the hearer. The 1)< cA telegram receivo ; t,, r ’ s friends are many here aid wiiti
F-.r Sde t LANGDON’S BOOK STORE.
o the Public
! the giants.
1 at 11 :1 o vesterday saying Eit. Id.rg |i vitv return ih. y grow in immie-o.
- 'i . • i i - | So nerf.-ctl v his elwution that one can in daily for our fruit and wenre 1 c ,u ‘ d n*’ 1 ' l tnuu ’ ' iM ‘ lll “ ,n ; -i.aree deritle wheth. r in- i- not i-e t
I Kansas, lit., was the first notice the , . |oi|::.'in when he van mi i en !»•-
i j.,.,. I tween hi< own thoughts for the listener
getting s nne first class advertisement abroad. The fiuit. exhibit is
aiding in this good work.
CEO. E. BUKE, Greencas rt.K, I NO.,
General
Insurauee, Ileal Estate Ami Loan
Agent.
Money Loaned
At a VeryoLow , . , , - ----- ^ u todav contain articles from the pen , ■ , , r- • !• u. j. x-x a. , r . who doubled up Gamp in a light Kate of Interest ,.f the Hon. D. E. Williamson in . , . ' '
ning play that set the Ians to whir-
! which that gentleman seeks to cor-1,. ' ‘ . ■ f ,
ling at a great rate. In the fatal
Call and see him before clos- ri<taf!tor ' C(,m er,, ' n 8 b |£ trial of f ourl |, t [, e visitors opened up on
Harper Evans published in the , , , . 1 1 tiie Indianapolis kid pitcher and Louisville Timex some time ago. ... ,
° such a fustlade ol line hits, home
The legal gentleman’s articles are . .
runs, ete. have never been seen on
full of history and are no doubt cor-! , ,, . . _.
the Greencastlegrounds, rhevisi-
reet so far as tliev go, but to give a , • i
' , | tors slammed the balls around at wt 1 full idea of the case, they do not go , . . , .
... land their force was so great that
farenough. As the Bannek Times . , , ,,
the locals would not stop them,
understands history in tuis case the . , , . , . ,
J 1 here were a number oi left handed
Hon. W. G. Neli, now postmaster of , ■ , i . ,
1 ! hatters in the St. ratil team and
the city and in ids day one of the
The telephones for the Green castle exchange were shipped, it is said, a week ago yesterday. Howlong, how long will this delay lie kept up. Incidentally we notice that the surrounding towns that have built exchanges are exper ieneing but little difliculty in ad ding new instruments to their
systems right along. A tracer should not with them,
be sent out after the missing Green-j T|), ; game opened prettily and , castle boxes. ; for three innings was as nice as one
could wish. In the second inning Kraus knocked a liner to Matson
home managers had that ’-boy j t<( lry hj> linl( . i)V would be minus a pitcher, and they j - no- •.-reat el-.» pro-cited in regal
then upon immediately wired to Weaver at Indianapolis, to bring one with him. Weaver brought the best he could find in the limited time, and he did his best but lie was of too light weight for the Minnesota sluggers. The managers were keenly disappointed over the failure of their pitcher to ap pear but they claim the fault was
I .Ire--. The evident bruin power beliinil I In- v.ords would make tiie time of duv open vvii.li a niuttiude of beautiful I po-.- ibititie.- ne\. r before -ecu to I. w rappe I up in s • -eemingly coiinii >ii a pliru-e. 'I'he |ieu|ile are iinauiiiious in ttieir (le-iiu Ih-M the Doelor's iu-w li «•- tur . ia reply to Ieger-nlj-u; shall be in
our winter's leetinv eonr-e.
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Puiidcd in i>.-tOo'cioik u. iii. enciutiiy. acii.i Kvans trial prosecutor ot the dis- j ^
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M. J. UKCKETI' HAUUY M.SMITH....
[‘ubllsher MauaifinK Editor
Address all comniunle iilona to The Daily Hanneh Times, Oreenoastle. I ml.
Bkazh. lias a ball club that the Greencastle team should defeat before snow (lies.
TnK Globe-Democrat is advocating shorter political campaigns which idea would be favorably re ceived all along the line.
Theue are some samples of fruit, at the Putnam county exhibit that look remarkably like the modern olive. They are classified as unknown. It has often been said that in my of our later day olives are nothing but green plums, flavored to fill it the taste. :— v The Bannek Times is losing its ••eputation as a calamity howler; i had to quit, because its news c il u in ns gave the lie to its editorial utterances of the calamity type.— Star- Press. There has been a republican t lection in the meantime, neighbor, and the next congress will stop the fool policy of the democratic party.
Williamson’s article in the demo eratic papers we fail to discover anv mention of the name of hi democratic neighbor, Mr. Neff, in any wav, shape or form. Mr. Nell' had exclusive charge of tiie case before the grand jury which brought in an indictment for murder in the first degree, and. as we are informed, took an active part in the trial from the commencement to the conclusion. A correct history should be complete. Mr. A. D. Kelly, who has one of the best fruit farms in the cutmty, was a caller at the Banner Times’ ofliee this alternoon where he left some elegant samples. Mr. Kelley advanced an idea that should meet with hearty approval. He suggests the making of a fine fruit display at the State fair, to be known as a Putnam county exhibit. There is much fine fruit here that would be advertised to the world there, and taking the local exhibit as a starter a display could be made that would prove a great opening of eyes as to our resources. Why not employ some one to collect the exhibit and be manager of the same? It would pay handsomely in the long run. The Banner Times seconds Mr. Kelly’s motion most heartily.
'Chat Tlrxi! Fi-eliilg
Is a common complaint und it b a dangerous symptom. It lacans that the system is debilitated because of impure blood, and in this condition it is espeeially liable to attueks of tH-en>e. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the remedv for this condition. and also tor that weakness
There is a certain class of fellows in this city who hrni tried to work the proprietors of The Bi^ Bonanza and in faj ing to accomplish their designs are now going about telliu that our goods are not as advertised, and that our oil put a fire out, etc. This idle talk is all caused by fell^ who wont pay their debts and who have been refused cred by us. Sensible people will not believe their talk as it wholly unreliable. Our prices are low and we are catch:' the trad '. Our goods are all first-class as is our low prid oil. Call and be convinced and you will then buv liberal
Mrs. Eva Dunem and daughter. our goods for we ate making the lowest prices in thccitj
returned to their home at Indian-j
apolis today.
Mrs. Andrew Woods is attending the old set'lers’ picnic at Hull,
Morgan county, today.
Mrs. Ad. Binkley and daughter '
of Bloomington, are visiting the p
former’s mother, Mrs. Tucker. John Riley shipped thirty gal Ions of the Mahan mineral water to Indianapolis yesterday. Shipments were also made to Brazil and Terre
Haute this week.
!YL and A. Murphy
See these for starters.
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2 lbs. of coffee for 25 cents—equal to any 2501. coffee intf city or money refunded; 2 boxes axle grease, 5 cents; 20\i
of sugar, $1. More in future.
Pltnam.county pears are bringing seventy-five cents per bushel in
foreign markets. The scarcitv of wbicl. prevails at the change of season,
• j ulimate or lite.
peaehes is one thing that lioh.s tipj Hood’s Bills act easilv, yet promptly the price of pears. The fruit crop , :,nd elHclently, on ttie bowels and liver. in Putnam county will be worth - 5c - many thousands of dollars if prop- Keeping everlastingly advertis crly husbanded. Calls are coming ing brings success. tf
cannonading down Ilasivell's corner that
time
ere were bolls, whiskers, toys and other little paraphernalia lungling to the balls and it is a wonder as many were bagged as the score showed. Jones of the visitors is one of the hest pit-her!, in th" Wes-
tern league. He is
twirier and has a speedy rising ball, one of the meanest to hit es pe ially coming, from a left-hander, and he used it with great ctfect on our boys, who saw things yesterday j they hadn’t seen before. The result tvas about as anticipated and the only disappointment was in the battery failure. The crowd num berea about five hundred and the local managers took in enough money to pay the $r>0 guaranteed
and liquidate all expenses. A tabulated account of the seoie
would he uninteresting as the game
was so one sided.
Intereftt of N. T. l>ei*auw.
Ntnr Albany Tribune.
Netvland T. DePauw will probably dispose of a large portion of his holdings in the new American Plate Glass company, to Maj. CJ. T. Doxey, of Anderson, who was elected President of the company last
Tuesday.
It was expected that Mr. DePauw would be elected vice president of the company, but it is reliably reported that if certain deals are consummated, he will retain on ly a small interest in the new company. The office of vice president was not filled at the election last Tuesday. Mr. DePauw left last night for Indianapolis to attend a meeting of the company.
riirisnan Churoh.
Sunday school at 9:15; preach ing by tiie pastor at 10:30. Subject : “The Peace by Jesus Christ that Peter Preached.” Y. P. S. C E. at 6:30 p. m; evening service at
7:30. Subject: “Tht' Work of the -enU'd.
JOES F. FEE,
INSURANCE AGIIMT,
PENSION : ATTORNEY
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Pension Vouchers, Deeds and Mortgages, Correctly and expeditions!) ex-
God of this World.” Public vitert to all these services.
'Uti..' in Ci iitral Bank Building.
Greencastle, Inch
Spring Iir.*Is for Women.
I have ju.-t received a nice lotok men’s Spring Heel, black k:.|,om sandals with patent leat her tip in ! iJ in both pointed and narrow -pinrU They are made for wear a- will looks. They are the neati'-r :i . ! ni thiiigln children's wcai then'i» ontl have them in all sires from rliii.IrVi women's I have also sonic wry pit styles in women's sp-ii.g her! -h both in button and lace. If wi L admirer of spring lii-el - . .furwrm wear, come and see what I lineinl
Subscriptions for any niaga/.ini ciioap Em-irsion* to fie West, or paper taken at this office We Bountiful harvests are reported from •) 1 4| . all seulions of rbe west an! north wust I.. ’
ivill save you money M , , lime. If vou want a nioe rum>'*rl
ami m oNvcptiomiily favorable oppor-
vLLltn w,-lKli.K Ho us. tu-uty for home-seekers and those licit its uecotiut of yesterday’s 8ir i"*' i el.ange of location is Otrered by
your neetlle to<> shoo hen- - t.e- |ln get r. If your bov's shoes h:iv] been wearing ns well a- \oa think j ouglit. bring him in and I will tit| with a pair tb it will put yuii in hummir again. Yon u ill ::hv:iy-!l larger stoi k of sip -- her.-tha.i '! other store in the city ami i -j
. , the series of h>w-ntle exeursions which a soutli paw game here ' bo I erre Haute hxpress jj. lV g arranged by flie N T ortli Wespubislies ti.o lol owing incident: tern I.ine. Tickets for these excursions The St. l itul players enjoyed a hearty with favorable time limits, will be sold laugh at a tvtneal uaybaek farmird.ir- on A , O'.ttli, September 10 and 21 ing the game. He Walked up to the ... place wlo re the players were standing £o P 0,llt> m Northern \\ isoon-m, Mich- wavs reliable, an I after I ii'king them over he tlrawled igan, North western Iowa, Western our t Str itton: j Minnesota, South Dakota, Nebraska, I
v '’ u r u : "r
what’' the average Wei . in of the boys nuuile 1 ol Otbci points. I-01 full 111-1
on this’ere ball nine of yourn would formation apply to agents of connect- 1 IDs Four E*rnr«ion*. yer.' ! ing lines, or inldrc'S, A. II. Waggoner, Sept. 13, If, l-> anil 18 "i‘wil
Ili-speetfully, B. K. rllRISTIi
‘ w'i'l| : , l \ : !ie'n2’ iP eo l |'ii , imie^ | d '; I*' ^ ■■ !ll 'kson idaee, I ndi in'rpolisj J .Jr;
Cincinnati, good returning until
qUCS-
pounds,’
tinner, “what is sbeV
“I should say about 175
Stratton answered.
“Well, 1 didn’t miss ’er much.” sai.l the farmer, I Mowed as what thoy’11 about tip the beam at 17S. Now that feller pointing to Biekett weight nigh onto 200. You see, I used ter raise bogs and know bow to gunge them.” Evetybody within hearing distance roared with laughter at this speech and the rural gentleman, not seeing the point, looked worried as be walked
away.
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Real KatiitK 1 ransfar*.
Mr. C. A. Gulder, a veil-known maim- 1 . S ‘ ,; 'abam to John C: Moss*
(acturer and lumber dealer, at McGuffey, :im * ‘ ,l Lreem a^tle, Ohio, has found Sarnli M iggins to W. |{ Henderson.
as have many U unl * "’ as l , i ,, - to n tp., $1.
others, that Joseph t line et al to William A.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla, by keeping the blood par , prevents as well os cures disease.
He writes:
“Hood’s Sarsaparilla has a
Crosby. (|iiit. Uonchdale, if.'DO. College Avenue M. K. rliureh.
Rev. John E. Earp, D. 1)., of Eldorado, Kan., who for many years was ccnnected with the university here, will preach at 10:30. The
Mr. DePauw may make arrange- ' for rheumatism, for which I fin 1 It very
satisfactory, also for catarrh of tho bend
5, $8.25. On account of It.-ittlclM: cunipmetit of the Sun' of \ etenniA Indianapolis Sept. 2, nceoun! 1 day. $1.20. Louisville Sept. 8 to 11, reiurni Oct, 5. $2.90. Chattanooga, Tcnn.. Sept. 1# t return limit Oct. 5, $s.S5. I Boston, Aug. 19 to 25, return <X
$20.20.
To Warsaw, going nut 1 AuK- f turning fifteen tlays from date "‘I
$ 1.05.
To Warsaw, I ml., nccniuit assembly. July 5 to Aug. •’ll. t'"' 1 tin ning 15 thivs after date of salr, K. B. Hi kstis.)
, Monon Excursion"'I’o T.nfayette, Aug. 31-t, aeenni John and Bryan dch.ileon tl"' 11 tjtie.'lion. $1.75 round trip. To Lafayette, Sept 2nd t" 6,11 sive account Tippeennoe coin. $1.75 round trip. To Louisville. Sept, 8tb to H elusive account G. A. Ii.em.en> $2.90 round trip. Good rettmH",
Oct. 6th.
To cliattHiiooga. Tenn, 19th inclusive, account dedtat Chickamauga National $.S 35 round trip.
Oct. 5th.
The Monon route is the olficial O. A. R. line to Chattanooga. Special
Tiolnj'* l,<irnt Market"
with the new plate glass companv. j (lo u zen loU , al ‘ d '".vsOf and family tako it s P'‘nE«. imore 7
1 g ' - whenever we do not feel very well.” A. Stmimrs. snmll 1 OUIDEH, McGuffey, Ohio. I 'n ks
An Exclusion to 1 niliaiiapolU. . _ ,, ~ , i’uik 'x lV/ . 1 On September 1st, via the Vandalia, MOOCl S Ocl! oQ pS.2 2 l i C'. ’(LIU U v ,V]'e'!U'i’" ,,s '■■ ■■<: line, for which very low rate will be I* th® , r>n *y true blood purifier promi- Tmk. >yomia . ... 2,. i
uently in the public eye. $1; nix for f r >. He y. i . f. „ v ,. r | x ^
tf. WrtrtH’Q Pill* ^ U ,rmonlo " ,| L v h tiUT'/r’ sh Lidieit to huudiimj.Wlien It comes to the i nOOU S r !!lo lK>oiE,...r,a r ., 1 ina. U »“t.-|.. t-ood f Iiaura t j |e |{ ANN ER I'lMES lu-
ttiiide. See ticket agent
train and rates.
for time < f
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