Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 October 1895 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 9 I«9n
New Cloaks: : : : Capes, Jackets and wraps of all kinds just opened. The latest styles, best qualities, lowest prices and a perfect fit guaranteed. Call and examine at an early date. We have a few Cloaks carried over. An excellent garment for school wear which we will close out at just half price. $5.00 Cloaks for $2.50 6.00 Cloaks for 3.00 10.00 Cloaks for 5.00 These are especially good values and will not last long, so come at once. Our Dress Goods and Trimmings cannot be surpassed in the city. Give us a look and oblige Your’s Respectfully, THE D. LANGDON CO Dry Goods and Carpets.
COMMON COUNCIL.
GEO. E. BLAKE, Greencastle, Ind., General Insurance, Real Estate And Loan Agent.
of the Nicholson law, the fact io»y as well he admitted that it had much to do with the result. In a city of this si/e a hm of that kind cannot he enforced in its spirit and letter without inviting the opposition ot a large number of voters who resent legal interference with their private habits and personal liberty. The Nicholson law may he conducive to good nmrals and good habits, and it may be popular in some localities, but in a city like Indianapolis, with a large and mixed population, it is not conducive to votes.”
Money Loaned , The IUnneb Timks wa8 notin At a Very Low the Indianapolis light and hence is Rate of Interest tloin * 119 w ‘‘ 11 as tl,e ( ’ i,cum8tanc e8 j will permit, but we do feel sorry | for our contemporary, the IndianCall and see him before clos-iapolie Xeim. The Xews after ing elsewhere. | nearly a month’s study as to which side of the campaign to take, chose DAILY BANNER TIMES the,oser In the language of the — . man who thought lie had a full Published every afternoon except Sunday I hand and didn't have the Yrirx »t the llANNKit Timks olHoe. corner Vine and , . , C aaVe > 1,16 * Kr.inklin streets. IlUide a mistake.
for display advertisements must be
handed in by 10 o’clock t. m. each day. Read I iuK advertisements will be received each day I
up to 1 o’clock p. in.
A Short .Session. Quarterlv Salary Night. Claims and Notes. Common council met Tuesday eyming with all on deck. Mr. Handel's face wore a broad smile as he can scent democratic victory farther than any one and was anxiously awaiting the verdict from Indianapolis. The verdict arrived all right, later on. Mayor Birch called all the committees clear down to the claims committee before he got a response, but when it came it came hard as it had the regular quarterly salary allowances for city officers. City Attorney Moore reported that the costs in the Sellers annexcase due from the city to the conn ty would amount to $45.45 thar would be certain, and he would see further as to the rest of the claim. An order will be drawn at next meeting for that amount. They report of the city treasurer for the month of September was referred to the finance committee. Mr. HiIc3 T reported a resolution asking that the owner of the council chamber repaper and refit the room. The motion was dropped and the matter was left with Mayor Birch who will confer with the landlord. There is a squeak on the doorof the chamber that should lie done away with. A drop of oil is all that is needed. The telephone question was up a little and the question of the Plioe nix company charging rentals after October 10 was discussed. No action was taken, however. The following claims were al lowed:
We trust our local democratic c intemporaries will get all the fun
Allyoinrminicationsshould be Hitfniii wiih they can out of this little divertise-
It’s the last It isn’t gen-
the name of the* writer: not necessarily for,
public 1*1011, but us evidence of good fu th. tuet.t :it 1 ndiunnpolls.
Anonymous comiminieutions cum not be no-
ticed. j morsel they will get.
Whore delivery is irreirulnr plinse report nine cither for there Was little p'lli-
tics in it.
same promptly at publication olllee Specimen copies mullet! free on application.
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That old familiar line “The Ploughman Homeward Plods his
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One month .501 T . . , * *
per week hy Carrier io > In this age the average up to dale
country boy works until dark and then rides home on a bicycle. There
is no plodding for him.
It wasn’t democracy that won in Indianapolis yesterday. It was local discontent and resentment at an unwise administration. Mr.
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the republicans in the least.
BAO FOR SMITH.
The Old CJreencftMtlc Rail I'lnyer Will Htretch Hemp for Hi* Crime.
A special from Decatur. 111.,says: In the circuit court today, after hearing the evidence of half a
m. j. bbckett Publisher! dozen witnesses to learn the details mv m.smith ^.. Managing Editor t | ie cr j met Judge Vail sentenced Address all communications to Charles N. Smith to be excuted by
Tub Daily B ANN Kit Times, ;
Greencastle. ind. hanging on Friday, Nov. 29,1895,
< for the murder of his little’ daugh And they rang the court house ter Louise, aged six years, and bell. Miss Edna Buchert, aged seven
... ..— —~ teen years, his sister-in law. Smith The Bannek Iimes now believes ^ , . confesses to murdering bis child, that lagirart was elected. 1 and said be was willing to bang It seems by the result that Indi- for it.
anapolis isn’t exactly ready to be J transported bodily.
The Bannek Times has facet!
He ttsked that the day of execution be fixed at Feb. 10, the day on which the child was born, but the court fixed the day as stated.
just sue i things as this election
, . 1 The court room was densely packed business before. W e sliall endeavor j 1
to look uleasant.
and when the sentence was pro-
! nounced a pleased shout of satis W mi most of the republican edi- f !1( .tj on went up, the women of the tors in Atlanta this week it will be, jj uc j, ert family gathering in a rather amusing to read the com i )tinc |i an( j crying out, “we are satments of the state press on the In- i gfie(l t-. .. We are satisfied !” “He dianapolis result. Some of the ki) | ed our bal)y5 i et him hang!”
e liters no doubt are not kicking on Judge Vail is generally commended ■ my household duties enAlly. I am glad to the fact that they taking their an- for l, i8 cour8e in the case. The ! report thesuccessof Hond'flHarwparUla.” , Elnoka E. Thomas, Fo-ostvilie, Md. mini outing. crime was committed Sept. 28th, | ... Congklninu the result in Indi- inside of two months and a | ■“OOCl S S&rS&paM 1121 anapolis the Joiu'iiul says ainun<£ ^Giith vnii! he dead. j jg the only True Blood Purifier prorai—
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Frank Itiley “
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James Merryweather, flred<*pt ......
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Gis>. N. Nelson “ “
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James I). Cutler, streets
... 24 00
Taylor Crump "
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John Tobin ** .
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Mike Daltoq "
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W Branson *
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smith Parker ••
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D. Scott “
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■V. E.starr. “
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O. U. Cooper. **
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Ci, H. Coop7»r, inlnute men
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Arthur Throop, supt. alarm
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T. Abrams “
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F5 I’erkins ••
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M J. Ueckett, printing
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C. C. Kleotrlc Liaht t o., litrht
.. :157 .12
John (Jilmore, street bonds
.. IT* 5*
K. II. Kiteljorir. tile
*1 98
A. Throop. oil
l 60
The Holy .Sepulcher. On Tuesday the night of the 22d of October, Senator D. W. Voor bees will deliver in Mebarry ball a lecture entitled the “Holy Sepulcher.” This is a very unique and valuable production. It amounts to an argument in defense of Chris tian ity frt>m the standpoint of one who has had large experience in the study and practice of law. Like many other eminent public men Senator Voorhees has had his doubts and perplexities on the sub Ject of religion. There have been times when he seemed to be very sceptical in regard to the genuine ness and authenticity of the scrip tores and there were other times when the teachings of the Bible seemed to be the only adequate source of consolation and guidance in great, bereavements. This lecture will doubtless create a great impression and will be the means of strengthening the faith in the divinity of Christ of many practical minds not usually influenced by the pulpit. The entire community look forward to this occasion with great interest and it is expected that Meharry hall will be greatly crowded to hear this lect ure. Senator Voorhees is not seek ing to make money out of this lecture. The entire proceeds of the address will be given to the, alumni fund of the university. The Senator is a graduate of the class of ’49. In order to afford an opportunity fir everybody to hear the lecture, the price of admission has been placed at a very low figure. The general admission fee is only 25 cents and reserved seats 35 ets. It will be a credit to Greencastle if on the first deliverance of this lecture, there is a crowded audience to meet the distinguished senator of
our state.
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Best Merchant Tail The age of ready made has See our all wool suitings made to order at $10.00, Pants $3.00. OVERCOATS made to order cheaper than y can buy ’em ready made. A. G. LESTER, NO. 6 E=7Y ST W7YSH i NCTOisj
Why Not You, When thousand* <>f people arc .aking Hood’s Sarsaparilla to overcome the weakness and languor which are so common at this season, why are you not doing the same? Wlien you know that Hood's Sarsaparilla has power to cure rheumatism, dyspepsia and all diseases caused by impure Mood, why do you continue to suffer ? Hood's cures others, why not you? Hood’s Pills are prompt and efficient 2) ets.
Notire to Patron*.
The Oreeneastle and Ml. Meridian toll telephone line is completed,
parties using the Hue from the central j Cfrapman.
London HHIpm.
The Hose Sidell London Belles Company will appear at the opera house Friday night. The company is compt set! of a score or more in terestin;' performers, among whom are Miss Hose Sidell, in burlesque; “Young Sandow,” described as the strongest boy in the world ; Campbell and Shepp, eccentric German character commedians; George C. Davis, the character impersonator ami song writer; Miss Kittie Hendon ricks, Swedish singer; Leo and
in ruial gymnastic
Hifttorical Society.
The regular meeting of the Put nam county Historical society was held last evening at the G. A. R. hall with a fair attendance. Presi dent J. R M. Allen was absent from the meeting on account of sickness and Mrs. Jonathan Birch presided. The meeting was opened by prayer by’ Hev. Newbouse, which was followed by a well rendered solo, “The Tyrleose and his Son,” by Mrs. Louis Steep, accompanied by Miss Helen Hathaway. Mrs. A. S. Brian read a paper on the early' history of Putnam county. The paper was written by her father Aex. S. Farrow in 1870, and many incidents of the early settlement of Putnam county were given, Mr. Farrow came to this county in 1829. Mrs. Mary L. Allison had prepared a paper upon reminiscences of her life but being unable to be present the [taper was read hy Mrs. Jonathan Birch. Mrs. Allison came to to this county in 1827 and she related many interesting facts about the early days of Putnam. Miss Lillie Ford next sang a well appreciated solo. Mrs. T. C. Hammond read a continuation of her paper on Pioneer Women of Greencastle. She gave a brief sketch of Putnam county ladies born between the years of 1815 and 1*22. The remainder of the meeting was devoted to short talks in which W. H. Hagan and James T. Denny took part. Mr. Ragan gave a brief ta k upon the life and character of Mrs. Naomi Hunter, who died last Saturday at the age of 85 years. He was of the opinion |that Mrs. Hunter had been a resi dent of this county longer than any now living. After a short talk as to the advisability of holding afternoon sessions the meeting adjourned.
Of^ka hous One Grand Performance Wednesday, Octoter THE BIG SHOW OF THE Wot;
MAGNIFICENT
Black Trilby
Hunton’s prices for photographs will
surprise you.
office or from any city telephone will J 9ketc |j t «The Enchanted Farm; be charged twenty-tlve cents for fifteen Kelly ' and St Clttire< in [Jack face
minutes or less conversation. Messen-
ger service to all parts of the city ten impersonations and dancings ; Jones oents. w. A f. 1 au<I LaPearl, the composers, and
the three De Novas, in mid-air feats on their peculiarly' constructed electrical illuminated flying trapeze and illuminated wardrobe. The performance concludes with the burlesque ent’tled “A Coutinuous Show,” a satire on the continuous show rage, in which the entire company will appear, and introducing specialty acts. It.
Today’n Local Markets.
[Furnished the Daily Banner Timks dailv hy It.W. Allen, manager of Arthui
Jordan’s poultry house.:
Hens AK Sprlntrs, l<ir 8 e tl‘4 Surintrs. HimiU ft Cocas, S Turkey hens 6 Turkey, young toms « Turkeys, young 7 lb ami over 0 Geese, f. f. over 4 Ducks ,5 Eggs, fresh subject to handling 12 Butter, good "x
A Good Appetite Is essential to good health, and for restorlag and sharpening the desire for food
there is nothing equal to Hood’s Sarsaparilla. “For over 5 years I had dyspepsia, had no appetite
Harlow’s Minstrels Tonight. There was a gathering of min strel lovers.that packed the opera house to the doors last night, that assembled to pay court to Barlow Bros. Minstrels, as they appeared
TIicoHopliical Lecture.
Theosophy makes great claims, saying that the doctrines of Karma and reincarnation are the only logical basis for ethics. In other words that outside of these teachings there ie no logical way of persuad ing a wrong doer to desist from evil ways. As questions are in order at the close of the lectures, our college professors, ministers and others will have an opportunity of combating this claim. Mr. Bur chain Harding speaks at court house Thursday K p m. on “Rein carnation,” Friday on “Human Perfection.” Admission is free to all. Theosophy being unseetarian is admitted into our public schools, lectures having been given before schools in this state. At present no basis of ethics is taught in public schools, and teachers in many places have welcomed theosophy as
on their annual engagement. The
performance consisted entirely ”( supplying a great need. modern minstrel attractions. The | —
When a person Is losing
people went to witness the fin de\ ” 11 11 i ,, | ' ,, n losing flesh and gicle min8trd8 of the season, ami Co^lnqlp ''v!!ul!l nl'v^r die if they and what I did ! found them leaders by several; could regain tln-ir usual weight. In .engths, for everything went fust f«T there would be no consumption if
eat was with do
relish I had ! *— 0 ’ ~~ © * v i ~~ ih|m,umi h headaches 3 or 4 enough to keep the most lively on ,llPr ® wt re no wasting of the system.
The cause of this loss of flesh is a failure to properly digest the food eaten.
days a week, and ‘the qui nve. Their efficient agent 8,1 awfnl told the truth when he said that
Tired Feeling
When I went to
tied I seldom had a qood night's rest. But t arr glad to sny Hood’s Sarsaparilla has cured all mj ills, f rest well at night, have a hearty appetite and can perform
this company was better this year than ever before. The performance abounds in new features, which kept the audience in a continual
A Twentieth Century Orj;a n j a J Presenting a Progra Kxtent and Positive Minstrel Novclti*.
A brilliant I lesque on thrX
e-t Craie.
One Olio of High Class Sprcialtiu the Greatest Hinging ( qmpiiny Ever Organized Grand Noonday Outing of Company. Price 2-'>. 50 and 75 cents. Seat*
on Sale
QPERA HOIS FRIDHY. OCT. 1 ROSE SYDELL’ London flelics. MOST POPULAR SHOW OF SEASON.
Introducing Miss Hose Sydtdl, C bell and Shepp, Jones and l.a Kitty Hendricks. Leo and Chpi Geo. C. Davis, Young Sandow, Hoiistons, Kelly and St. Clair, E Belmont, and America's marvels, three DeNovai on their Electrical initiated Flying Trapeze.
EVERYBODY GOES TOT SHOW.
Popular prices will prevail. sale at Landes’.
Seats
THE
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BA AT (ireencaetlr. in the State of W 1 At the Clone of liutintu Sept. J8. 1895. RESOURCES. l.oniis and discounts ....$1®Overdrafts, securi'd and iiiisismiiimU. 8. Bonds to secure circulation.. Premiums on U.8. Bonds — Stocks, securities, etc •• •;• liankinK-houHe, furniture, and ntt Due from National Hanks (not KeDue*rom^tateBanks and bankers- ,5 ' Diie*from approved reserve aifentBOhecks mid ot her cash item'* Notes of other National Hanks Fractional paiier currency, nlrkei , Lawful Money Keserve In Bank, vbr de W “ * : ' Letral-tender notes .... 1 Kcdcuiptbin fund with t . 8- Ii"*’" j urer (5 per cent.circulation'.. •• _ Due from U. 8. Treasurer, othir thanS per cent, redemption tuna^
Total .
$ir>.
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Nine-tenths of nil our diseases date back 1 Capital stock paid in to some derangement of the stomach. Cmliv'ide.'ipnittu.iess evpenscs >oid ^ I’he shaker Digestive Cordial will National itank notw outsiandtnir. stop this wasting of the body. It aots ^ u< ’ toothcr ^ ttt i 0IU,ll,ank *• by causing the iooil we cat to be di-1 IndividualcippoHits^i;
u .... . gested ;so ns to do good, for undigested ,,t * n,aud 0 V** p0 * 1
state of hilarity. I he vocal num- foo j (lo) , Inor e ham, Torn. . p • mnl „
hers . are gems of the first water. Cordial contains food already d.gesred '
The company is far superior to the im <l 3 digester of foods ns well i bunk. <i«solemn^ swear . z
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usual standard attractions.
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other tilings: “Without entering into any urgument as to the merits i
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nently In the public eye today.
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Every mother hates to make children take Castor Oil.
sweet Castor Oil,
Tor Statements see
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