Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 October 1895 — Page 2
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THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. SATURDAY OCTOBER 12 I8yn
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Agent.
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about a better article than the Banner Times and when you speak in such endearing terms as you do this week we feel that our mission is succeeding. The hides of democratic newspapers these days are awfully tender and sensitive and the castigation they receive from republican newspapers hurts accordingly. Wo admonish our contemporaries not to tear their clothes, the organettein particular, as it shows evidence of being excited. It at last admits it is the organette.
Clovehdalk will have a meeting on the telephone question on Monday evening. They should take stock liberally in a company that will give them direct communion tion with Greencastle. In this age of electricity much time and unnecessary travel between the two towns could lie done away with by having a telephone line. All the towns in the county should aid iu building lines.
While the combined editorial talent of the democratic party is howling so vigorously in defense of Superintendent Mark, they should hustle around a little anti find out just what the late grand jury ae complished in the investigation of Mark and his farm. Something definite was “did” with the commissioners’ favorite olficer.
That was th* Subject of Mr. Ilurcham Herding'* Lecture Last Night. In spite of the weather a fair audience listenetl to the'lecture on Theosophy, and several ministers and professors were present, who closely questioned the lecturer and brought out much valuable information ; the general drift showing that the spirit of the age is departing from the materialistic dogmas and forms to put in their place a devotion to humanity, the true foundation of religion, and a practical application of the teachings of J cans. In other words to put the real spirit behind the formulas
and forms.
The lecturer said in part: “Brotherhood is where all the parts of a society work together for the general welfare. Whilst all the organs of the human body perform their fnnction>the man is strong and vigorous. If the heart becomes selfish and refuses to work, death ensues. If the liver he sluggish, suffering arises. SelHsliness is the cause of all suffering. If all practiced tlie law of brotherhood happiness would be general. The height of human perfection is brotherhood. Ail religious and secret societies have been based on brotherhood. Only through the mental and moral purification expressed by tiic practices of brotherhood can divine knowledge be gained. Religions of old bad their outer rituals, forms and services for the multitude, and their inner secret teachings for those ready
for initiation.
“Karina is the lawof cause and effect; that every cause must return to the actor as an effect, and that every effect must he preceded by a like cause. Reincarnation is tlie doctrine that tiie real
For 10 Years
I had lumbago and sciatic rheumatism, at times unal ia to dress or turn in bed without help. I was worn out, liver disordered, tired and weak, when T began to take Hood’s. I was sqpn much better, and since taking tboTtlcs I liftvg not bp«?n trou - bled with rheumatism. We consider
Hood’s SorsaparilSa
f he best blood and liver medicine.” R. Brooks, Thet ford, Michigan. §1; six forf5.
Boo.;’a Pills RKasak'g
ASTONISHED
You should be to see such goods made to vour small a price. Suits and overcoats to order at I
A. G. LaRSTHR, NO. 6 EH ST WHSHINCTQni
A BARGAIN IN SHOES
opera Hou Sl
0 -\i; NIGHT
We put on ‘sale today, 50 pairs Misses high grade patent Tip Kid Shoes, all sizes from 11’sto 2 s. narrow lasts, B. C.
& D, choice for $1.00 per pair. | _ . They are all actually worth \L0Gll SpOOnpl
wh3.t o cL* 1 *'-•I
Saturday, October. 19,!
we
ask i
of
Your *
And Her
Speck
The Circus Girl. Tlie Cecil Spooner company headed by America’s greatest sou brette and dancer, Miss Cecil, will Ite at the opera house next Saturday night. Miss Cecil will present her great three act Yankee comedy entitled ‘ Becky Bliss, the Circus Girl,” with Cecil in the role. An excellent line of specialties will be introduced ami strictly first class performance guaranteed. The great challenge kaleidoscope dance which Cecil will introduce has been pronounced by press and public in all the cities to be the most won
almost double you for them.
Do not fail to get a pair
shoes at one half price. (
children are now wearing
Shoes that cost you $1.50.]
(*1.75, and $2.00, no better} The Beautjfu| Three ^ ^
Company.
-PRESENTING-
derful thing of its kind ever pro-
immortal man lives many sueeessive | on an y S t a sj' e >
lives on earth in different bodies. By
The Democratic combined editorial wind mills say “iia, lia.” tills week, ft's tlie first real good laugh they have had since tlie republicans burned the woods last fall.
A'l'lress all communications to The Daily Banner Tij:es. Greencastle. I nd.
People in this country did not fire anj' guns or blow any horns over “returning prosperity” until tlie adjournment of the late con gress. This is a truth for the combined democratic editorial talent of Putnam to masticate next week.
Cjal I'rireft •liimplnf?. Terre Haute Tribune. Hard coal took another 25-cent jump in prices ibis morning and Monday another 2b-cent increase will be made, making the price $0,1)0 a ton. On the 15th block toal will advance 10 cents on the ton on account of the recent increase at the mines. No advance is expected in bituminous at the present time. The block coal operhave formed a new combine for the present season, but there is a probability that it will not hold. A1 ready some of the operators are jumping the organization contract
obeying he laws of brotherhood in one life, the next is endowed with more talents and greater happiness. On the other hand, selfish use of our possessions entails their loss in the next earth life. Tins explains why some are born with so many of the good things of this life, and others without tuem. Each one reaps what lie lias sown. Man is his own creator and destroyer. “These laws show that we all come to tins world for different experience. Each has a special duty to perform. Its fultiliuient is our part in the general welfare. The real possessor of the wealth, health and intellect is tlie soul which earned them in a previous life, and now endows our personality with them. Th'-y must therefore be used for the soul, which is spiritual and sees no separation between itself and its broth-
er.”
“The preamble of the United States Constitution slates the same doctrine in saying it is “To promote the gener-ti welfare and secure the blessings of liberty.” We are enslaved by seltlshneos and must throw off tlie shackles hy applying the law of brotherhood to all relations, social, political and national. A meeting will be held this evening at 7:d0 o'clock at the office of Dr. H. II. Morrison. All interested iu studying Theosophy are invited to meet Mr. Harding, who will give suggestions thereon. Mr. Harding has also consented to speak this afternoon at 4 o’clock in Plato hall, What Happens after Death.”
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C'olltfge Avenue M. I.. Church. Preaching by the pastor, Rev. J. H. Hollingsworth, at 10:30. At 7:30, Evangelist L. M. Campbell, will preacti and conductatn evangelist service.
and making sales when it is possible. At the last meeting held at Brazil the session adjourned with much dissatisfaction in the ranks.
It has comeat last. The<'loverdale Sentinel says the frost is or. the pumpkin, etc.” We expected the Star-/‘res* to say that first. In order to forestall the organ on another of its important yearly items we w ill not say thjp there is a heavy crop of mast. • T
The Banneii Times drew the lire of the organette to the tune of a column unit the Star-Press chips in with a couple of stiekfulls. That’s light, gentlemen, keep a good thing before the people. You can’t talk
Tlittl Tired Pf-ellna 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 tor that weakness which prevails at tlie change of season, climate or life. Hood’s I’ills act easily, yet promptly and efficiently, on the bowels and liver. 25c.
Look out for the tette.”
‘Ariel I.allies’ SexIt.
The celebrated “Ariel Ladies’ Sextette” at Locust St. church Oct. 15. It.
Langdon lias line dry goods at prices so low people are glad to buy. 2t.
For Letter Heads see The Banner Times, printers.
A Special Hope. l>anviMe, 111. Nows. The brute, Pacer Smith, tlie ball player, said to the court, “I borrowed a gun on purpose to kill my wife and baby.” The sheriff will get a rope on purpose to hang the bloody fellow at Decatur the 29th of this month. »
liloouiintfton Kye.
Cecil is a premier soubrette anti daneeusc. She has it pretty voice and can sing beau li fully, is versa tile, ami her specialties in dancing are the embodiment of grace and terpsichoiean skill. She is equally at home 111 brushing off a reel or wing dance. In the filmy gauze of the serpent'ne she is bewildering ; and entrancing. She poses on her toes, spins like a top and sprin gs hither and thither with the agility of a fawn. She is a finished artist 1
than we ask you $1.00 for. This is a special sale and will
not last long.
England Comedy,
alien lismeis.
Becky Bliss! The Circus Girl,
Plants, Bulbs and Cut Flowers —AT— Mrs. M. J. Chaffee's Greenhouse. 305 BloomingtonStreet.
, acme
t efforts iin.l calciuBdD Prices 25, 50 and 75 cents.
| Special Feature/
FINE CALENDARS FOR 1896-
It Will Pay to Look Over Our Line Before Mari oft Order. The Banner Times has been for lunate in securing the agency for an extensive line of line imported and domestic calendars, furnished by the well known Aug. Cast BankNote and Litlio (Jo. of St Louis, and has arranged to, supply the same at prices certainly as low, if not lower, than can be obtained anywhere. Over one hundred samples to select from.
All Opt.cal defects should corrected without delay. Call on
M. D. Ricketts, Optra
Willi .f. A. Riekiti-, .'ovelpr.
A fine calendar is always aopre-
in all her work, and she is mistress. an( | |, r p s , i-yud, and proves a oi every known style of dancing. cr>n g{ an ^ daily reminder through
popular with the highest votaries V( . ar 11 ” 1 ''” Drop us a line and we will be pleased to call with samples—oyer t „ ni limit Oct ■>'.
3.
iias
the
of Vaudeville. Cecil
future and 77/e Sunday Kye pre
diets great triumphs for this won , ... . . , • . one hundred to select from,
derful little lady. Her pirouetting |
and graceful evolutions do not' me Four lixeursioim. seem to tie the achievement of Dayton. Ohio, Oct. 21 and 22. return special training, but the spontane-1 05, account Epworth League,
oiis outburst of a heaven-born genius. It.
A Woiiilerful Conqueror.
No disease is more common among the people than scrofula. Handed down from generation t<> generation, it is found iu nearly every family, in -ome form. It may make its appearance in dreadful miming sores, iu swellings in the neek or goitre, or m eruptions of vaiied forms. Attacking tlie mucous membrane it may be known
as catarrh, or developing in the lungs ^J (
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Greensbiirg <>et.
it may be, and often is, tlie prime < ause
of consumption.
In whatevi • form scrofula may manifest itself. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is its inveterate foe and conqueror. This .medicine lias such powerful alterative and vitalizing effects upon the blood that every trace of impurity is expelle I, and the blood is made .icii, pure and
liealty.
23 to 20, return 28,
account Y. P. S. ('. K. |2.ti0.
To Terre Haute Nov. 7 and 9, return limit Nov. 11. account Y. M. A. $110. Oci. 15th to 1.alias, Texas, with return .
limit Nov. 10, $25.10. Atlanta. Ga., anv day
20 days, $18.00.
HOMK8KKK I lls’ EXCURSION.
We will sell excursion tickets to Arizona, Ark., Colo., Wy., N. M., I. T., N. W.. la., Kan., La., Minn., Mo.,
N. Dak.. S. Dak., Texas,
Yuiiflalia (..iih- fYYCtirxiotiK.
To Dayton. Ohio, Get. 21 and?2
faie $ 1.50 for rot
trip. Account Epworth League. To Buffalo, New York. Oi-t. 14, turn limit Oof. 10. fare -ll.l'ifnrl round trip. Acenunt ■ V. let
I egion 1.8.
To Dallas, Texas, Oct. 15, rrtunilii Nov. 10, fare V'-’-YlO |..r 1 tl Account Missionary eonvcntii'ii
Christian church.
home seekers’ i:\rn:- in.
Oct. 7, 8, 21 and 22 to points in! south, west, southwest, nortl.wc-i.f
return limit om . cla-, limited fare fo. die roil
trip witli an addition of $2 or f I »i-co ing to territory to which tickeiisM
For furl her particulars
J. S. Dowling, Agt
Utah, and Va., particulars see
Oct. 21 and 22. For
F. P. Hiiestis, Apt.
Kenl Kslnte Transfer*. Alma M. Leffen to Catharine R. King land in New Maysville $100. Win. Maloney to Mary Maloney et al land in Greencastle $700. Mary L. Woodrum to Oliver G. Evans, land in Madison tp, $937. M. J. Hargan to VV. Y. Stearns land in Carpentersville $200. Thomas A. Allen et al to J. F. and C. A. Allen land in Jefferson tp. $800.
The Banner Times—10c. a week.
IIarv«**t Excurflion*, October The Indiana, Decatur & D'jstern railway will sell harvest excursion tickets to points in the west, northwest and southwest on October 22, at one fair plus $2.00 for the round trip. .For tickets, rates, and full information apply to any I. D. & W. Ry. ticket agent or Jno. 8. Lazarus, G. 1’. A., Indianapolis. Ind.
Kxi’iu’kioii to Athtuta, Ga. The Vandsba line w ill make excursion rates to Atlanta account Cotton Exposition, tickets good going Sept. 15th to Dee. 15th, return limit Jan. 7th. Rate $25.35 round trip. Tickets good for 20 days returning will be sold on same t’ates at rate of $18.00. For further particulars see J. S. Dowling, Agt.
Itlonou Excursion*. To Rensselaer, Ind., Oct. I'l,!'..f! for round trip. To Atlanta, Ga., account Toll States Exposition Sept. 10 toiler, twenty day’s ticket, $18.00. J. A. Michael. Agt
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DR. K. SMIPLDY, Oculist
The following article appeared in the “Keystone” (of reeentdate) a paper published in Philadelphia. “We are pleased to present a portrait of Dr. E. Shipley, of Greencastle, hid. He is a Philadelphian and as he comes from the home of Optical Science tie is ou nrally on top in his profession. Dr. Shipley is a thoroughly competent opticar, in every sense of the word. He can make a ct mplctc diagnosis (Ja difficult case and then go into Ids factoiy and grind tlie lenses ami make the spectacle complete. Recognizing in him an optican of the highest skill and one who achieved and deserved success, The Philadelphia Optical College has lately eonterred on him the highest honor in its power, “The degree of Doctor of Refraction.”
Makes no charges for examination and charges regular prices for spectacles sold hy him .
Prices of a few styles of spectacles. Fine vSteel Spectacles $1.00 KineSilverine ?i.oo Solid Silver $1.50 Heavy Solid Gold $3.00 All other styles at same rate.
optical factory, 2nd FLOOR
Special department in Factory for spectacle repairing Greencastle.