Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 September 1895 — Page 2

THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE. INDIANA, SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 7 iSVto

VearellielkMaii’sFrkiiilaiifaiiiersDelirtt .j Hoarding, Mouse Clubs will do well to get our pries. We want it distinctly understood that all goods sold at the Big Bonanza are first class in every respect and are guaranteed to give satisfaction. If they are not up to representation we will cheerfully refund the money. Business is business and money talks. Don't pay any attention to pessimists—we will help you see the bright side of things. See these prices for a starter: 2 lbs. of coffee for 25 cents—equal to any 2501. coffee in the city: 2 boxes axle grease, 5 cents; 20 lbs. of sugar, Si, fine pickled pork, Sleets; breakfast bacon, 10 to 12 i-2cts; covered tin buckets, 5cts. and up: large tubs, 40 and 5octs. Coal oil 10c; Gasolene 15c: Fine Salt Si.00: Buttermilk soap 4c per cake. Opp. 1 st Ward School. Cor. Madison and Liberty sts. M. and A. Murphy.

CEO. E. BLAKE, Greencastle, Ind., General Insurance, Beal Estate And Loan Agent. Money Loaned At a Very Low Rate of Interest Call and see him before closing elsewhere.

advertisement in it; five to one he never gave it a job of work; three to one lie does not take the paper; two to one that if he is a subscriber he is delinquent; even odds he ever does anything that will assist the publisher to run a good paper, and forty to one that if the paper is a good one and full of life, he is the most eager to see the paper when it conies out.”

The attendance at the annual meeting of the Grand Army of the Republic next week will be consid erably lessened by the fact that so many veterans will not he able to go account of the reduction of their pensions by the Cleveland Adminis tration.

DAILY BANNER TIMES

Published every afternuon except Sunday *t the Hannek Times oltioe, corner Vine and

Er.niklin streets.

Nothing to Equal it Here.

Kokomo Tribune.

There is an attorney over in Frankfort who has been making a specialty of divorce cases recently, his practice haying run largely to this peculiar branch of law business. Last June he was divorced from his first wife. Three days later he married Ins second wife. This week he obtained a cross hill from her and promptly remarried his first spouse. lie performed the legal formalities in the entire line of divorce business and is now in

ADVERTISING. Heading Notices

f 1 cents per line. * ine line purugrupiis clntrifed

as occupying two lines space.

'‘£5 lines 4 cents per line M •• :i>4 too “ 3 WO “ 3*4 •00 “ 3 IMsp'ay rates made known on application. Cl.iCige*. for display advertisenienta lunsi lie

hiuided In by 10o’clock h. m.eachdtiy. Head- nnfi jti nn he amiobt na nn evr^erf ititf udvertiMfiiiciit* will be received each day j d .Ul expe rt up to i o’ciiKik p. .1. jin the field of practice. The All communicationK ' hould be piy’u d with fellow 8 name i8 StraWD.

the numeoi the writer: not neccrisarilv for

Dublioation, but as evidence «>i fa to. — Anonymous coimi'unlcutions can not be no- 1 Sorry lie spoke

tlced. ' r There are many impositions im-

Where delivery ik irregular please report' , . " .

same promptly at publication office. posed upon the people now (lays by Specimen copies mailed free on applicatb*n. persons who pretend to be afllieted.

In a neighboring city a few days 'o’-J! a n° !l w vll dressed young man who

RATES or SUBSCRIPTION

Due I’ear in advance Si/ llInltHlH Three inonth* One month Per ueth Id/ Carrier When delivery Is made l>y carrier, nlf sub-

scription accounts are to lie paid to them as

they call and receipt for same.

M. J. BECKETT HAUUV M. SMITH..

Publisher Managing Editor

Address all oomimmli i'tlons to The Uaiuv Uannkh Times,

Ureenenstle, Ind.

Notice.

No new contracts for advertisements in the Daily Banner Times will he taken at the old rates, tf

A flock of geese took after a “bloomer” girl in New Jersy and pulled her from her bicycle They evidently thought her a goose. Buadstreet’s record of hank clearings for July shows an increase of over a billion dollars as compared with July, 1894, hut it was still over a hundred million dollars below* the record for July,

1892.

claimed to he a mute, called on a ■io j minister and asked for food and shelter which he received. In the morning as they weie wmlking down the street the minister said: “How long have you been afllieted?’' He caught the man off his guard for he made reply, “About two years.” The tableaux that ensued can more easily he imagined than described. It is safe to say that it was too good a joke to mention, so he let the man depart in

peace.

All of New York and a great portion of England will he afloat today to witness the great yacht race between Defender and Valkyrie. While hoping for the success of the American vessel, it is impossible not to admire the pluck of the Englishmen in keeping up the attempt to recover the cup lor forty four years—since 1 sol.

If You Want to be Loved. Don’t find fault. Don’t contradict people, even if you are sure you are right. Don’t he inquisitive about the affairs of even your most intimate friend. Don’t underrate anything because you don’t possess it. Don’t believe that everybody else in the world is happier than you. Don’t conclude that you have never had any apportunities in life. Don’t believe all the evil you hear. Don’t repeat gossip, even if it does interest a crowd. Don’t go untidy on the plea that everybody knows 3*ou. Don’t he rude to your inferiors in social position.

AGREED TO DISAGREE-

Th#« Gray Jury Kea<*h that Conrluniun Late Yesterday Keening. "'here has been no conviction of E. E. Gray for arson. The case went to the jury* yesterday afternoon at 1 :40 o’clock and for five hours the twelve men tried to settle upon a verdict. They were about evenly divided at first, standing seven to five for conviction upon the first ballot, hut at the close stood eight for acquittal and four for conviction. They locked horns at this point and could not be shaken. Judge McGregor remained over until the eight o'clock train, and after the jurors had had their supper ha called them in and hearing their determination not to agree, discharged them. The general opinion was that the jury would hang, but several thought there would he a conviction and a number looked for acquittal. The case was a most bitterly fought struggle and there w*ere some remarkable points developed. Just what is to he done in the future is not known, hut it is to be hoped that Portland Mills will settle down now to its usual quietude, as it has been considerably riled since this case began. Want Him Bark. Brazil Times. The official hoard in regular see sion last night passed a resolution asking the conference to send Rev. Switzer back as pastor of this church. The couference meets at Valparaiso September 11, Bishop S. M. Merrill presiding. Mr. Switzer will preach his last sermon of the conference year on Sunday, September 8th, and will take part in the dedicatory exercises of the new high school building which will lie held in Hendrix chapel Monday, Sept. 9. He starts for conference on the 10th of September. Mr. Switzer is one of the most talented men in the conference and Brazil may well he anxious to secure his services. College Avenue M. L. Church. Preaching by the pastor at 10:30. Temperance meeting at 7 :30. Five or ten minute addresses will he delivered as follows: 1. The Rum Truffle, Rev. J. II. Hollingsworth. 2. The Nicholson and Moore laws, their Purpose, Rev. II. M. Middleton. 3. The need of Enforcement of these laws in our City, Rev. I>. M. Wood. Wlmt steps should he taken at the present time by our citizens, relative to the enforcement of these laws. Rev. II. A. Gobin.

An exchange that seems to know where it is at has the following on the fellow who finds fault with the paper: “Whenever you find a man finding fault with a local paper, opeu it and ten to one he hasn’t au

“it pays the merchant and business man to talk liberally to the puhlft through the columns of The Banner Times.

The Correct Way. No man attempts to do a thousand dollar business in live hundred dollars’ worth of floor .-pace. No man of dolltus and sense would put Wilton carpets on dirty floors, with dirtier walls, and filter his display light through dusty cobwebs. The successful business man gives to every part of his business what every part of it iceds, neither, more nor less. The man of pcoflt h unionizes every part of his business into the harmony of business, so that his business may bring more business. The good man of trade appropriates a certain sum of money every year for advertising, the same as lie sets aside a certain sum for clerk hue, and when he outs expenses he cuts them all over, not in any one particular spot.—Mathaniel Fowler.

Iteal Kfttate Transfers. David Skelton to G. W. and Mary A. Skelton, land in Washington tp., $-'i. David Skelton to G. W. and Mary A. Skelton, land in Washington tp., $400. City of Greencastle to Scott Kaduland, land in Forest Hill, $160. Win. S. Detriek to John A. and Cora Detriek, land in Greencastle tp.. £150. Mary Terry to Wm. J. McCarmical, land in Washington tp., $400. G. W. and R. M. Black to G. H. and J. W r . Cooper, land in Greencastle, $2000.

Thill Tired Feellntf Is a common complaint and it is a dangerous symptom. It means that the system is debilitated because of impure blood, and in this condition it is especially liable to attacks of disease. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the remedy for this condition. and also for that weakness which prevails at the change of season, climate or life. Hood’s I’ills act easily, yet promptly and efliciently, on the bowels and liver. 26c. Tin* Season is on. 4 resh oysters at the Palace of Sweets by the can or dish every day. Served in any style. tu and fri.tf.

An Karly Po.t Oltiee.

To the'Editor of the Uanner Times. Feeling in a reminiscent mood t his

evening and looking hack forty years I see I am among some of the younger of the old settlers, and being in your magnificient post ; office the other day my mind drifted hack to the first post office that was in Greencastle in 1855. It was located about where John Cawley’s ! carriage room is now in one room, one story frame building. Henry Daniels, the veteran office man of the Vandalia railroad was postmaster with Cam G. Lee, present township trustee of Warren township was his assistant. I called at the office to see if there was any ! mail for me, looking through the delivery window I see the post

A Nickle- - - -

Isn’t much money—that’s all our Fruit Ice costs no they were not worth a ttiekle they would be worth ^ ^ you are hot and tired you’d better try one today ' IIOh ^I'he Little Drug

ALLEN’S Shoe Department

WHY

Go Away! Why go to Martinsville, Frenchr I or any other watering ■' <

60 pairs Children’s and Misse’s odd lots, in eveay size from a IDby Shoe

. . u 1 • U • U- I No. 2 to a Misse’s Shoe No. 3, off master .eunmg hack in a chair, Ins Qf prk . e A shoe fur 75c;

hack to the window (his favorite H 75c 8hoe f( „. 57c-

position,) his heels on a table reading a noval. I asked him any mail for giving name. without turning his head he answered, look on slate. I waited patiently on him then repeated the question for mail, this time without turning his head and with language more emphatic than polite came the answer, you look on slate. Just *hen young Lee stepped in and said if there was any mail for you ycu will find it here on the slate, and if you find any wipe your name from slate, and call at window for it. I looked and found

This offering will only hold good for a few days. Do not let your delay cause you to miss a bargain for the children.

Today'll Local Markus.

Furnished the Daily Uanner Times daily by It.W. Allen, manager of Arthui

Jordan’s poultry house.;

Hens 0% Springs, larire 7 three SorinKs,small 7

GOCK8 •••••••• «•

letters. On calling for them I made Turkey hens, 7

, , Turkey, young toms <i

some remark about the plan which Turkey*.young 6 (handover 7X

. Goose, f. f. over 4

did not suit the postmaster as he Ducks ft

E/gs. fresh sudject to handling 10

remarked, the woods in this part of Uutter, good 7

full ot

_ place »•

Greencastle has at her doors the best mineral water to be the state. The Spring on the farm, south of the Vandalia rail* contains iron and sulphur It’s ical properties have hoen' a,, , * tested and found to be the euu a ] , ,

spring.

4"X R. Piir., Jui le j. p J To Whom Coneerned : 1 have used mineral wator ,i v 1 vill*\ Martinsville and GreencastuJ While 1 think them all g | | w ;'J recoinmend Greeneastle wai. r bl ‘ st ’ Hu, J The following is a list ol thou J have been benefltted by the Mahan ij oral water: Mrs. <;. h. lihd,.-. \| r j T. Kelley and sou, Mr. and Mr-.V Hopkins. I have made arrangements topnj the water around the citv, nukiiKlivery by wagon each morning. " Water will he delivered f,.!,.,,. to any one who cannot afford to Inn ] Customers supplied at 1 ' 5 cents a gallon, delivered ! Call ou or address by postal card JOHN RILEY, South Greencastle.

the countr}* was that did not knowpost office. I

tools

much about a

could tell

never

which he meant, himself or me, as to being a fool, after he became major cf your beautiful city I would ask him which one he meant and never got a satisfaetory

That Onnce of Prevention.

San Francisco, Sept. 7.—The members of the local board of health yesterday inspected the Chinese quarter to ascertain w-hat measures might be advisable to lessen the chance of cholera obtaining a foothold here. The Chinese consul general has promised to co-oper-ate with the board, and said that a force of eight Chinese inspectors is main-

JffiS F. FEE. INSURANCE AGENT PENSION : ATTORNEl AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Pension Vouchers. Deeds and Mod gages, Correctly and expeditioush d scuted. Glliee in Central Bank Building. Greencastle, Ind.

.... , . , . ., tallied by the six companies to correct answer, if it was him for using the an nvutinucen U nd auy conditions threatslate or me for not knowing it. As eniug the health of the quarter. Henry would eane me for writing Tinplate industry Threatened. this for publication and 1 know ol Cleveland, Sept. 7.—The tinplate , .I,, ... manufacturers in this city say that the several others that had the same big aflvance in the pric J of V el has experience, I shall sign my name, killed the tinplate industry, and that in

“Still In Doubt.” Election ot Oflttrera.

At the last meeting of the Woman’s Foreign Missionary society the annual election of officers oecured. President, Mrs. A P. Zinc; vice presidents, Mrs. Ora P.

Monon ExctirtiioiiH

To Lafayette. Sept 2nd to nth iiHiil •ive account Tlppecai mu t I $1.75 round trip. Thursday. s, |,i..’iill special train will leave Greem I 7 :4o u. m., returning leave I.:iFayette J

7 p. m.

To Crawfordsville Sept. !) to lil. ul

» few months every mill iu the country

Cuming out that product will be closed, count Montgomery county fair, IK) cent|

Labor Trouble at Whiting. lOUIld Irip.

Whiting, Sept. 7.—The machinist To Bloomington, Ind., s* pi. .’t tu j-J troubles here are slowly assuming a seri-| i,t ‘ , ’°" nt Monroe county lair, fl.-if

ons aspect. A leader among the boiler- "’""d trip.

makers of the Standard Oil company I’n I.ouDville. Sept. Mli G HthinJ said the union was ready to strike, and 'diisive account G. A. K. en, am|imeiitl a meeting will he held in South Chi- , "'I 1, Good returning untij

cago looking to that end today. It now , ’ ’’ ’

lo • nattanooga. Tenn., >e|>t. inthtol

recordintr ei.cretn\t . a 11, tht* machinists Thursday that they “J 1 h in* lu-ii e^ aci omit .h e. aiiuii ' 1 recording soe.etan, M>s. Hurst; woul<1 st nke I ridavif the demandma.le ' ''L'.wS corresponding secretary, Mrs. Dr, for higher wages had not been complied om 5 tb * 11 ^ r ' * < use: treasurer, Miss Mattie the pUn bv'dfacharging C a.n P ni!v The Motion route is the nuti i J Crouch; literary committee, Mrs. ohinlsts. A nun r i - horrent last onteinlG. A. R.line to Louisville aofl

night that the boilermakers and brick- ' nattanooga. Special traiio iik 4 layers will strike. I eommodnlions have been arraigned f»t]

| the occasion.

John, Mrs. Dr. J. H. Hollinaworth; develops that word was passed among . nattanoo

M tlw. muchiniat. ThWsduv ' "t ll 1 nfl list VO*

Bayne, chairman, Mrs. Dial), Mrs. E. Allen. The Francis Wheeler hand was divided. 1st division i

Dnrrant Trial Dragging.

. San Francisco, Sept. 7.—The taking ’

airs. Ogg, president, Mrs. Hurst. 1 of testimony in the trial of Theodore j assistent; 2nd division, Miss Mag-! Warrant is proceeding slowly. During

J. A. Mich m i.. Agt.

gie Gilmore, president. Ellen R. Tin.,ley, Rec.

See.

the three days in which witnesses have been on the stand all that has been established is that Blanche Lamout is dead and that her body hears marks of violence. The prosecution is inclined to

For Rent or Sale—Eight room house

with barn near colie e campus on Bar- ^ speed, wasting uo time in unnec-

rubee street. Rev. II. M. Middleton, fit

l'he Banner Times—10c. a week

essary queries. On the other hand, the defendants seem to be threading nncer- <■ nuties and searching for technicalities.

South IvreencatMle. John Riley is building an addition to his residence.

j. i. WEIDA has just opened a new stockj

* Groceries'

In his old room in the Allen

KIUimI by a Weak-Minded llrothe Sandy Hook. Ky., Sept. 7.—Charles Coun, a weak-minded young man of this county, shot and instantly killed his brother, Irvine Conn. Wayne Car- I

with'wlmin' lrvin 1 * Conii'had^ad a^is- ! block , one door east of Adam? I pute, will bo arrested, it being charged It? rr j r Gr the that they hud Charles do the deed, tell- LxpreSS ofllCC and SOHCltS tilt ing him the gun was loaded with goose- ! . r • • I berries and would only make his brother patronage of his old friena.q

jump. 1 °

and customers.

I Was Thrown From And sprained my ankle badly. An ulcer termed and caused me much pain. Last August it broke out worse than ever. I commenced taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla and now the ulcer has entirely healed. I have laid away my crutches and am doing my own work, thanks to Hood’s Sarsaparilla I gladly recommend it to all who need a blood purifying medicine.” Mrs. C. 8. Biroe, Chauncey, Ohio, f 1; six for f5.

How to Make Evertbn Toffee.

Take a pound of molasses, the same quantity of moist sugar and half a pound of butter, put them iu a saucepan largo'enough to allow of fast boiling over a clear fire, put in the butter first and rub it well over the bottom of the saucepan and add the molasses and sugar, stirring together gently with a knife. After it lias boiled for about ten minutes ascertain if it is done by having ready a basin of cold water and drop a little of the mixture into it from the point of a knife. If it is sufflfciently done when you take it from the water, it will bo quite crisp. Now prepare a large, shallow tin pan or dish rubbed all over with butter to prevent its adhering and into this pour the toffee from the saucepan to get it old, when it can

be easily removed.

His motto is

“Never te Undersoil"

P, O. SMYTHE. M. D. No. 25 Vine St. „ \JL/ W. TU' KKR. M. B /v •310 E. Washington DBS. SMYTHE & TUCKER, Physician* and Surgeons, No. 17 Vine St. Greencastle, In''-

Big Four Excursion*.

Knoxville Tenn. Sept. 13. D. D * ,u * 16 return limit Oct. 5th, $8.23. Sept. 13, 14, 15 and 16 we will sell round trip exclusion tickets to Ktio-

Populists have issued a call for a non- vi,le ’ either via houisvi le i political state convention in Alabama to 1 9 il -": in . naf It - 0,mI ''''""'Uj^n'l''ll' l'l i ' 11 '

l-l ’ o PI 11 o eM1 4°buy.p»»y touk., take action and further the cause of free 5, $8.25. On account of Bulilel"' 11 rlOUU o r Mlo e.ay in effect, jao. silver and honest elections, to meet in Bir- cainpinent of the Sons of Veterans.

Portland Cement per bl $3.50

C. B. Case went to Ladoga at noon to spend Sunday.

Hunton’s prices for photograph* will stiprise you.

Louisville

Plaster paris “ ‘ Lime “ ‘ Acme Cement per sk Wareronin 908 8. Locust st.

I .JO

minghain Nov. 13.

Louisville Sept. 8 to 11, return li" 1 ''

; Oct. 5. $2.00.

Chattanooga, Tenn.. Sept. ' ■ 1

return limit Oet. 3. $8.S.‘.

western states

To Clean a Comb.

lie one end of a strong piece of

thread to the handle of a drawer. Sit Harvest excursion ~ • 25 down before it, with a towel or piece of ^’P 1 - ,J . , "* w nl " 1 24 .So P*‘Por on your lap. Hold the other end F ’ V

.70 p* th o thread firmly in the left hand. 1 Q , rfl7 i pe

take the comb iu your right, pass it up Subscriptions for any naG fiDM H 4-1,,. 4.1 T • . • * 4 —

Hl’EHTI*.

R. B. HURLEY blitw^n e^h v Whioh 1 „ Bhonld B ° »r paper taken at this office.

Greenbastle, Ind. "« ch tooth. You will find this .. 1 ’ will remove all the dust. save Y ou money