Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 October 1895 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. FRIDAY OCTOBER 4 IHUn
We an 1 feMlan’$ Frit fid and Faring M\M Hoarding Mouse Cluhs will do well to get our prices. 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 4>ay 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—Good Rio Coffee, 23 cents; 20 lbs. of sugar. Si. Fine pickled pork, 8*^cts; breakfast bacon, 10 to 12 i-2cts; covered tin buckets, 5cts. and up; large tubs, 40 and 5octs Coal oil i2c; Sorghum Molasses 40c; Fine Salt $1.00; Butter milk soap 4c per cake. Opp. 1 st Ward School. Cor. Madison and Liberty sts. Murphy & Go.
GEO. E. BLAKE,
Greencastle, Ind.,
General
Insurance, Real Estate Ami Loan
prodigal alike,' all walking in its light, and fed with its immortal bread.”
Agent.
clos-
Prenervw Your Newnpaprr.
We have often wondered says a co-temporary, how many of our readers were thoughtful enough to preserve their home newspaper. It is likely that not one in a hundred does it. There is nothing about his oftice a publisher prizes so highly as the tiles or copies of his newspaper, and they are equally as
valuable to the subscriber. Containing, as it does, the hap
penings, great and small, of the lo Money LoanGd eality, in which it is located, and A a tt — t at the same time giving many of At a Very Low , /v • ,, 47 the important events ot the world, Rat6 Of Interest a newspaper stands as a history which canrot he replaced by ant
book or publication whatever.
No better addition to the home library could be made than the home newspaper, neatly bound in volumes, and what a pleasure it would afford the coming generation to take down the hook from its shelf and eagerly scan its pages for the home news when grandfather
or father was a boy.
What pleasure it would give mother when she gets old and her eyesight becomes dimmed, to have her children sit by the fireside and read the news and gossip of her girlhood days? If the magazine is worthy of preservation the newspaper is doubly so. Act on this suggestion anil your children and their children will thank you for
it.
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Greencastle. Ind.
It requires but a little legal nerve to knock out such a gang of hoodlums ns the Corbett-Fitzsim nions people.
A Hruzll A u th or. Brasil Democrat. After two years of hard work Frank A. Horner has finished a work of great importance to justices of the peace and attorneys, as well as to others who have to do with drafting legal forms pertaining to criminal matters. The title of the work is “Horner’s Criminal Forms for the State of Indiana.” The hook contains three times as many forms as have ever before been published iu any work for this state.
Kent KMiUe Trnn.ferii. Marion Smith to Hiram C. Cox, land in Mill Creak tp.,$800. Aaron A. Graham to George W. .Jones, land in Russellville, $1600. Elmina Evans to Albert Evans, land in Floyd tp , $1.
Would Throw Him Out. “I have often wondered why so many people who sit in the end of t seat at church refuse to ‘sit over’ when the usher brings some one else to the seat,” says the Man on the Corner in the Delphi .Journal. “They would prefer to have the hark scraped off their shins, their corns trod under foot and the entire congregation disturbed rather than ‘move over.’ It seems so silly and absurd for a man or woman to doggedly and stubbornly hang on to a position like this. I’ve seen
IfUtoncal Society. The next meeting of the Historical Society will be held in G. A. R. hall on next Tuesday evening October wtli at 7:30 p. m. Music for the occasion will tie furnished by the choir of the Christian church under the direction of Mrs. F. A. Hays. The following program will be given, J. K. M. Allen presiding: Invocation; music, by quartette; paper, by Mrs. A. S. Bryan; music; reminiscence by Mrs. Mary Allison ; music; paper, by Mrs. Thomas Hammond, “The Pioneer Women
REMEMBRR You Get the Best Made to Order Clothing A. G. LESTER'S NO. 6 EH ST WHSHINGTQnI
It’s about time to remove the •‘Rev.” from Hinshaw’s name. Better just write it plain Mr. Hinshaw, hereafter.
Bishop Potter declares that the present age is one of new men and new crisis, and that the Church should recognize their existence;
people compelled to stumble and of Greencastle;” discussion, short
Wruk ttiid Nrrvotia 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 lie remedied by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which creates an appetite and tones up all the organs. It gives good health by making the blood pure. Hood’s Pills are the best after-dinner pills, assist digestion cure headache.
fall over five or sly persons while struggling to get a vacant place in a long seat. All trouble could be saved if the end man would move over. But he won’t. At least he hasn’t up to date. I’ve often thought if I were art usher in a church and steered a person into a seat and the end man refused to move I’d gently bend over and whisper in his ear: ‘Move over or I'll throw you over.’ I don’t suppose I’ll ever be called upon to run a church. At least I’ll never take charge of one as long as I am in the newspaper business, fora fellow has enough on his hands if he runs a newspaper right; but if a church is ever placed under my supervision' I’ll have athletic, muscular fellows for ushers. I’ll get them if I have to draw on a gymnasium for them. And I'll give them strict orders to handle the bull-headed man who glues himself to the end of the seat and refuses to move over.”
speeches by members present.
IliKh School Notes. The present enrollment of the high school is ir>6. Misses Flossie Walteis, Olive Diall. Josie Armstrong, '97). and Mr. Lewis Walker, ’95, visited the school Monday. Mr. i,’has. Leuteke, of the class of ’9:i, is putting life program on the front board of the assembly room. The work is being done very artistically. Mr. Jessie Earlle, 03, visited the school last Tuesday. All the classes had a quiz in mathematics this mornieg. On account of Miss Hammond’s absence from the city there were no music lessons in the high school this week. The senior hoys met the middle and junior boys on the foot ball field Thursday afternoon. The
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THb IPlR. nas secured you this opportunity. THIS P APEH guarantees you against all loss o swindle THIS PAPER will make you its friend if all other shed this locality go to pices, NOW WE OFFER A magnificent life siz.j CRAYON PORTRAIT of yourself or framed elegantly in oak and gold for $1.98 and no other cost whateJ Bring us your photographs, we do the rest. No freight* press charges. Do not be misled by the price, there is no imposid The Chicago Portrait Company and this paper have made aded advertising and you get the benefit. CaU at this office ard see qualitj yicture and frame.
Backstop” E “ han ^' , ,
,, , , ., , ,1 A editor who died of starvation
Smith the old Greencastle and , .
f , >1 i was being escorted to heaven bv
Crawlordsville ball player: (.has. I
, , ,, , , . , , an angel who had been sent for
N. Smith, who killed his child,! ,
. . , . . , ,,, I that purpose. “May 1 look at the
Louise, and sister-in-law, Edna ! ,
,, , . , . other mace before we ascend to Buchart, was arraigned in court to- , ., „ ..i , , , . , , „ eternal happiness? “Easily said I
day charged with murder. He
, , the angel. So they went below anti pleaded guilty to the charge as to | . " . ,, , skirmished around, taking m the
the child, hut not guilty as to the
. , . ' .. . , | sights. I he angel lost truck ol the
Bister-m-law. Judge vail said: “This is a serious matter. The court must sentence you to death, to prison for life or not less than fourteen years. Knowing this do you still desire to plead guilty?” “I understand,’ said Smith, calmly, “and I plead guilty to kill-
ing the baby.”
The Judge said; “I wish to hear the evidence in this ease and inform myself as to the history of this man.” It was then settled that the evidence would be heard next Monday. The belief is that the Judge will pass sentence of death Monday, only nine days after the murder.
sp Epppim We come among you holding forth our right hand of lowship and seeking your support and encouragement fo|
great enterprise.
editor anti went around hades to Olll kMlGCOSb Doponds UpOTl Yoill I at 1 oriTOgj hunt him. He found him sitting . by a furnanee fanning himself and We sha11 , make eve /y efTort to deserve it We hope to |
your trade by our fair and square methods of doing busin will never deceive you in our advertisement nor permit salespeople to misrepresent articles. We have onlyonepl
and that price always the lowest.
gazintr with rapture upon a lot of people in the fire. There was a sign on the furnace which said:
“Delinquent subscribers.”
“Come,” said I he angel, “we
must be going,”
‘‘You go on” “I’m not going, enough for me.”
said the editor, j This is heaven
Flower potdrug store.
W. Landes t)c < 'o’s.
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A new lot of nicely bound 2.5 cent books at Landes’ drug and book store. :toi->t. Har M«*etintf. Members of the Greencastle bar met at the law ollice of Messrs. Case and Mathias & Mathias on Wednesday evening and took preliminary steps toward organizing an association. M r. Case was made president with II. B. Martin secretary. About twenty were present and the indications are for a sue cessful association. A committee on constitution was appointed consisting of Messrs. Case, Miller, G. C. Moore, Hays and Corwin. Another meeting will he held tomorrow evening at which this committee will report and permanent organization will be affected.
Notice lo SvibHcnberB.
. , i i On and after Oct. 10th, charges for and frankly and courageously meet . J ! telephone service will be made in ae-
their demands. One of the prineipal necessities, in his opinion, is the obliteration or material modification of sectarian Pnes. He proposes a union of faiths in an American Church that shall be
the refuge of all
cordance with contract, two dollars per month for business houses and one dol-
lar per month for residences.
Mr. VV. B. Daniel who is in charge will collect rentals and adjust instru- I
ments. Rations will please report t<> j may realize that Hood’s Sarsaparilla
him any difficulties, regarding their iu
iouhting and struments. Very Respectfully,
What
You want of a medicine is that It shall do you good —purify and enrich your blood, throw oft that tired feeling, and give you health, strength, courage and ambition.
Hood’s
Sarsaparilla Is the only true blood purifier prominently in the public eye today, and It meets these requirements perfectly. This Is proved by the tealimony of thou-
■ands of people. Hood’s
Sarsaparilla Builds up the nerves by feeding them on pure blood, creates an appetite by toning the digest! ve organs, overcomes That Tired Feeling by giving vitality to the blood, and gives sweet refreshing sleep. You
New Tiling in Church Horialn.
A new thing in church socials is the “poverty party.” Everyone is expected to dress as poorly ns possible. Any unlucky individual wearing a linen collar, necktie, scarf pin, eye glasses or patent leather shoes is fined for each article of finery, and men dressed plainly are fined for moustaches or whiskers and if they iiaven’t even these are fined for being alive. We would suggest this as a very effective means of procuring funds for
missionary purposes.
l'ie p® lo Slag. Waicp os si As beginners we do net attempt to run the town. Asyel will be satisfied for awhile with a lair share of the trade [ when it is once seen by the keen eyed purchasers that| keep nothing hut A i goods and sell them for less mo than others ask for inferior qualites then—then the opp tion will have to hustle. READ AND REFLECT ON THESE I’RICES.I
Writ Said. A nail squarely hit on the head, and well driven, will hold better than ten nails bent in the driving. One point remembered is better than ten points forgotten The advertisement which tells everything about the man who advertises, and as much about tile goods he has for sale, interesting as it may be to the advertiser him self, and to those in his employ, is weak dish water to the reader— Nathaniel Fowler.
Men’s jeans pants 50c a pair Men’s all wool socks 13c a pair Men’s large size red hankerehief . . ...‘lo Men's good suspenders He Men’s good overeout iji-2.25 Men’s good working shirt- loo Men’s good suit. . $3.00 Men’s leather mittens. 20e Men’s heavy eanton llumtel drawers 25'-
Men’s wool hat.
Men’s good overalls Ladies all wool hose Ladies wool mittens Ladies good 50c corset for Ladies line mackintosh. . Ladies grain leather shoe Ladies fine dongofu shoes..
I.adies side combs.
Lamp wicks - I '*l Needles h'» Good writing paper 511 sheets (nr
bottle good school ink Spectacles
A set of d knives and li fnrk-
best make wringer
3 quart coffeepot bread pans Large size pie plates
No. H wash boiler.
Good coffee mill
Gup and saucer
35c i Thimbles —
. $2.25 Large lamp
.98c a pair I Plates
$1.25 | Fins h*
48c
.. .35 a pair 15c . ,15e a pair
5c a pair |
A $5 WEBSTER DICTIONARY FR Kvery Monday at 8 p in., as a compliment to our many patrons, we will for a short tin to every purchaser of '45e, i.r over a ticket, arati the person who holds the lucky nuniM be entitled to the Prlxt* Dictionary. THE ONLY DEPARTMENT ST0R1 A. ROTH Prop.
Hik Pour KxcurMons. Dayton. Ohio, Oct. 21 and 22. return limit Get. 25, account Epworth League, $4.50. Evansvillt Ind.. Oct. 9 am! 10, return limit Oct. 14, acct. Epworth League, $4.35. Washington, Ind., Get. (1 to 10, return limit 14, aceouut b. Y. P. IJ , $2.SO. Greenshurg Get. 23 to 2(1, return 28, account Y. I’. S. G. K. $2.0(1.
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INSURANCE AGENT, | TT A r. D JI PENSION : ATTORNEY H /i I N uK/^
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JIIPIES F. FEE,
storm-tossed souls, the true mother of the rich and poor, of the seeker after truth and the finder of it, the
Phoenix National Tki.kphonk 301-2t. i<: Constbi’ction Go.
Does
Sr. Lo.iis. Oct. 5 to 11. return Get acct. St. Louis fair, $0.25.
Atlanta, Ga., any 20 days, $18.60.
F. P. Hcestis, Agt.
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Pension Vouchers, Deeds and Mortgages, Correctly and expeditions!) ex-
; seuted.
day, return limit Office in Central Bank Building.
Greencastle, Ind.
When it comes to the genuine article 1 —
The SeaAim in on.
V resh oysters at the Palace of Sweets Keeping everlastingly advet -is-
thls by giving it a fair trial. Insist upon 1 by the cf.n or dish every day. Served iug brings success. tf Hood’s and only Hood’s. $1; six for$5. in any style. tu and fri.tf.
saintly soul and the returning of news the Bannkh Times has it. Kood’s Pills li^’i^'r.apsruii.
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