Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 October 1895 — Page 2

THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. MONDAY

OCTOBER 28 iSBn

BIG BONANZA

Do You Use Judgrment When Buying Goods Just look at our prices and then at others. Bacon 9c, fine Sweet Pickled Pork 8'^, Coal Oil 12c, others sell at 15 and 18c, Good CotTee at 15c, Best Kettle Rendered Lard 10, Crackers 3c, Soda 5c, Soap 7 cakes for 25c, Good Brooms ioc, Sorghum Molasses 40c others sell at 50c, Razors 60c worth $1.50, Beans 4c, Tinware cheaper than the cheapest Lanterns 50c and everything else down to suit the times. Live and let live is our motto. We have a watch that keeps the month, day of the month, day of the week and the changes of the moon’s quarters all combined to give to some

lucky person. The only wide awake store in benefits paid if you get crippled in the rush.

Murphy & Co.

Corner Liberty and Madison Streets, Opposite First Ward

School House.

GEO. E. BLAKE, Greencastle, Ind., General Insurance, Real Estate And Loan

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.

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Agent.

Money Loaned At a Very Low Rate of Interest

Call and see him before ing elsewhere.

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County Convent Inn to He Held In City Wednesday and Thursday.

The tollowing program will be given at the Christian church on Wednesday and Thursday of this week in the sessions of the county

Sunday school convention:

MORNINO SESSION.

9:13—“Girding on the Armor,” Devotional Exercises; Leader, Rev. W.

K. Weaver.

9:30—Business: Report of Work Done (a) By the President, (b) The Secretary, (c) The Treasurer. 9:43—Calling roll of townships and reports from each as to—

1. The organization.

Number of conventions.

Number of schools.

Number of evergreen schools.

Any new schools?

Any needed.

Amount Contributed in state

and county associations?

10:30—Appointment of committees. 1. Nominations, 2. Resolutions. 3. Enrollment, 1. Awakener. 10:30—AiK.ress, “Organization. Association, Co-^>peratton,” by ( has. L eaver, of Indianapolis Secy, and Treas. ind. Stale S. S. Ass’n. 11:43—The Awakener: What is it? W hose is it? By II. C, Allen. Announcements and adjournment.

A K r K U.NOON St SB ION.

1:30—Bible Lesson. By Charles J>.

Meigs, state sup!.

1:30 Address: “Bov Lost. Whose Why.” by Elder A. II. Moiris, di--

triet president.

2:20—Address: The Home Class Department; systematic Bible stuiv at Home, by Charles L. Weaver, state secretary and treasurer. 2 :46—questions hipI discussion.

A SERIOUS MISTAKE.

Mr*. Churles I^teUTenbergsr Given a Hose

of Poison while Sick.

Mrs. Charlie PfeitFenberger, jr„ wlio has been sick several weeks with typhoid fever, was the untortunate victim of a mistake yesterday that may cost her her life. The nurse poured out a tea-spoon-ful of carbolic acid from a bottle that had been used as a disinfectant and had been left near, think ing it was medicine. Mrs. PfeifFenberger placed the spoon far back in her mouth and swallowed it quickly, as the medicine she had been taking and what she thought she was then taking, was very bit-

town—full t er ’ 8he complained immediately

of the medicine and the nurse then to her horror discovered her mis take. Dr. Poole, who was the family physician, was hurriedly summoned, and upon his arrival he saw the seriousness of the case and administered oils, and sent an imfuediate summons for Dr. Tucker to bring down a stomach pump. Relief was given hut the shock and injury to her system coming as it did upon a case of typhoid fever makes the matter of recovery very

doubtful.

Mrs. Pfeiffenberger is reported some better today.

2. 3. 4. 3. r,. 7.

Dr. John at ton A large audience heard Dr. John lecture at the old college chapel last night on the subject, “Did Man make God or did God Make Man?” There have been many replies to the witty agnostic and ora tor, Robert G. Ingersoll, but none we are sure, which surpass Dr. John’s effort last night in clearness of expression, aptness of illustration and cogency of logic.— Hioomintjton Telephone.

The Girl Who Works. “The girl who works—God bless her. She is brave and active. • She is not too proud to earn her own | living nor ashamed to he found at her daily task. She is studious, painstaking and patient. She smiles from behind the counter or desk. Her smile is the reflection of celestial grandeur and eternal bliss. There is a memory of her own sewn In each silken gown. She is like a beautiful mountaineer— her character is pure as the hub- ! bling spring, strong as the rock from which it flows and as high as ! the mountain's topmost pinnacle. | The sisilit of her should be a fine inspiration for us all. Her hand may he stained by dish washing, sweeping, or factory grease hut it is an honest and helping hand. It stays misfortunes from many homes; it is one shield that protects many a forlorn little family Irom the almshouse and asylum. All honors to the girl that works.” — Kxcha nye.

N*w Parncuago, The Presbyterian congregation in this city have purchased the Coates residence on west Poplar street whieh they will use as a parsonage in the future. Judge Don nohue and family new occupy it. The price agreed upon to he paid was $2,000.

SIudelmk^r Reception. Special to the ItKliunapolis Journal. South Bend, Ind., Oct. 26.—Hon. and Mrs. Clem Studehaker gave n eharming reception this evening for Dr. H. A. Gobin, of Del’auw Un ver-dty, and Mrs. Gobin, who are their guests. Many people were presenf and Dr. Gobin was given a ye-y cordial welcome in this his

old Imme

NichiLon Sons are here and will lie until 'nmorrow, Tuesdaj evening. Over PostoIHee, It.

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A (litre** all ooitinnitilcHlIonB to The Daily Banner Times, Greencuatle. Ind.

T elephones. COUNTING ROOM 62 EDITORIAL ROOM 96

Novemhkii 4 is pension day.

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“Tile Common People ”

As Abraham Lincoln eallcil them.'do not care to argue about their ailment*. What they want is a me i.’ine that will cure them. I he simple, honest statement. ‘T know that Hood's Sarsaparilla cured me.” i- the hest argument in favor of this medicine and this is what many thousands voluntarily -uy. Hood's I’ills are the hest after-dinner

pills, assist digestion

25c.

Parents of sylionl children: 1 wish to notify you that there ha* lieen no arrangement made with the county superintendent or trustees to the elVect that you slioul I have your children'* eyes tested. But if you so desire, we would he pleased lo test the:r eyes free of charge. M. D. Ricketts, Graduate Optician. U

Heal Kstate Transfers

Lawrence t'agle et al to Frank Cagle

land in Washington tp. $150.

Benjamin G. Wysong to Frank Los-

li land in Mai inn Ip., $110.

Belinda C. Ader to A.J. Hart, land

in Bainliridste cemetery $13.

Allen d. Wilson to Elmer Hunt, land cure headache. G reencu-i le $200. Charles V. Thompson lo A. M. Scott

j land in Russellville $000.

James II. Cox to Win. D. Chambers

land in Monroe tp , $.‘103.

Oysters served in the li st of style at the Palace R. stnuaant al 20 cts. .ft. Hunton’s prices lor photographs w ill surpt i-e you When it comes to the genuine article of news the Banner Times has it.

The Harris Milling Co., is shipping a enr of Ilnur and feed to

Shelbyville today.

Policeman Riley was it. Brazil

yesterday.

3:00—Election of ollieers. Installation of ollieers; by th“ state superintendent. 3:15—Address: “Countv and Township Constitutions.” by <L. Weaver. 3:40—Addres* : Some Phases of < minty Sunday School Work. W. Ross, president Montgomery coun-

ty.

4:00—children’s Meeting—Songs and [visiting her patents,

itddi esses.

4:30—Reports of committees. Announcements—adjournment. EVENING session. 7 :30—Song service, special choir. 7 :5U—Scripture Reading and prayer, hy Rev. J. II. Hollingsworth. 8:00—Address: By ('. D. Meigs, state suiieriutendent. 8:40—Address: By Charles L. Weaver, state secret ry and tteasurer. Collection and adjournment FOURTH SESSION —MORNING. 8:30—Devotional exercises, hy Uev. L.

D. Moore.

0:00—Address, “Growth of the Sunday Sc mol Idea," Rev. O. F. Lane. 9 :30—Address, “Individual Faithfulness the Key to Success,” by Oscar

Polheitms.

9:45—Discussion. 9:35- Recess ami music. 10:00—Open Parliament, topic “Mistakes.” Presided over hy one of the state officers.—(Title. (hj Mistakes of Teachers, by superintendents. (b) Mistakes of Superintendents,

hv teachers.

(Title.

10:45— tldre-s “The Training of T u aehers.” If. A • >gg. 11:10—The State Paper, Now is the time to Subscribe. 1:10—Unfinished business.

South GreoiM’itsflt*.

Marie Riley, of Brazil, is

Damage .Suit. John Sharrard, hy his next friend Martha Sharrard vs. Henry W. Horn and Thomas Horn is the title of a suit for # damages filed by attorneys Colliver and Peck in the circuit court. The plaintiff says he was thirteen years old when employed in a hoop and heading factory operated in Cloverdale by the defendants and that on March 20, 1895, he was running a planer in | said factory, and that his right hand was caught in the machine and so cut its to necessitate its amputation. The plaintiff states he was ignorant of the danger lie was undergoing in working the machine and that he was put to work on the machine by the defendants. He asks $5,000 damages. MnrrliiBe License's. Align d. R. Fuqua and Josie William- I son; John Boland and Margaret O’Con- ■ nell. This mornihg Harry Rhodes, Robert Robinson and Delmar Earliest .sought a secluded spot up the stall way in the rear of Hamilton’s grocery where they might while away a few happy moments at “craps.” The game was progressing nicely when one of them exclaimed “(dine little ; Joe” and he did. At that moment Offi- j eers Dntinnhue and Starr appearaed on ! tiie stairway and captured the trio. They were lined $5.00 ami costs amounting to $13.00 each. Mis* Laura ( ooper of St. Paul, Minn., spent Sunday with her brother, I’ctec Cooper. Willis Wood left this afternoon lor Danville. Va., where lie will sell three ear loads of horses. X. I. Wood has purchased the old Badger pi()|terty from David Houck in North Greencastle.

OUR ART ANNOUNCEMENT YOUR LIFE-SIZE PORTRAIT.. WITH FINE FRAME m THIS PAPER nas secured you this opportunity. THIS PAPER guarantees you against all loss o swindle. EHIS PAPER will make you its friend if all other sheets in this locality go to pices. ^ NOW WE OFFER A magnificent life-siz-i CRAYON PORTRAIT of yourself or friend framed elegantly in oak and gold for $1. QQ and no other cost whatever. Bring us your photographs, we do the rest. No freight^ no express charges. Do not be misled hy the price, there is no imposition. The Chicago Portrait Company and this paper have made a deal in advertising and you get the benefit. Ca'I at this office and see quality of picture and frame.

( Stamps with its approval Must be the BEST. <

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!Cu b a n o l aI Cubanola -^-^Cubanola Cubanola-^^i ! J In Indiana last year exceeded those of any four brands put together. Thousands who hud never before been satisfied with anything less than 10 cents in price gave up the higherpriced goods and found perfect satisfaction in CUBANOLA. niRAMni A H® 8 recently increased in size, while the price VFJ remains the same. It has choicest Sumatra Wrapper, good Havana Filler, and the hest hand-make workmanship.

A. KIEFER DRUG CO., Sole Distributors for Indiana,

INDIANAPOLIS.

Mr. J. M- Crocker Washington, D. O.

Rests the Tired Brain Hood’s Sarsaparilla Gives Nerve Strength and Bodily Health

Hood’s Pills are “ Much In Little.” “ X have used Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills tor many year* and consider them the beet on the market. Hood’a Sarsaparilla has given me health and strength from time to time when tired and Worn Out From Overwork and the worry of business. It has purified my blood, toned my nerves, and rested my tired brain by restoring sleep and invigorating my entire system. Hood’s Vegetable IBIIh are much in little. I use no others. They invigorate the liver to healthy action, act gently on the bowels,

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\ policy with the Modern Woodmen j may save a home for vnur family Hint j otherwise might lie left homeless. The cost Is trilling compared with the beneItt. 11-31.

i>on’t Crifle with ( \ ,

tfbe Sick

Where convalescents require a stimulant, that stimulant should be absolutely pure. Such a stimulant may he found in the % Diimmins & Co. Wtilskey

“Dili Process" Hand-jnaae Sour-|Tlash.

Each bottle bears the certificate of Prof. John N. Hurty,

Chemist, Indianapolis, as to absolute purity.

5old by Drugglats Only

fl. Kiefer Drug Co., Indianapolis Sole Controllers and Distributers

14/.. N II cou tunes the .to read this tjp« ftt it inches froir ’ ^ the face, you had hotter go to Dr. O. W. Bot' j and har' fou^»•**>' a nair of snootiw or>

The largest Stock of

GOLD SiraaES Kver brought to the County. Do not trust your eyes to Peddlers or Jewelers. O. W. BE1NGE1. •Ai-lyr-e. o. *r.—U-lvr-e. o. w.

GENTLEMEN.

We have 29 pairs men's high-grade calf and cordovan shoes in lace and congress that we will sell at actual cost. Do you need a pair of shoes? If so loerk at this lot, you can save at least $1.00 a pair.—Mention this add.

For Sale.

Dwelling house, with eight rooms, pantry and cellar; good cistern. Barn and fruit trees on lot, near the public!

(innarp If, C. SMYTH E. square. ju. N0.z5v1u.st

For price and terms call on

PLLEH BBOTK.

J. J WEIDA has just opened a new stock of tGrocries*

In his old room in the Aller block, one door east of Adams 1 j Express office and solicits the patronage of his old friends and customers. . I His motto is "Never be Untold.’

p" r *" a

£ures

relieve sick headache end indigestion, and thus assist tired

nature to remove disease arid restore health.” J. M. Crocker, 1419 Rhode Island Avenue, Washington, D. C.

with

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Hood’s Pills

JAMES F. FEE, Office in Central Bank Building.

YV w TITCKBK. • 310 K. Waahliitfton.

llrs. Smytke & Tucker,

PhyBiclariB aud sur^eonB. No. 17 vJnu Htrout. GreencaBf.lr, liid

Plants, Bulbs and Cut Flowers

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Mi s. M. J. Chaffee’s Greenhouse. { pans

1’ortland Cement per bl Louisville “ “

305 BlooiningtonStreel. For Envelopes sec The Banner Times, printers.

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“ “ 2.251 “ “ .80!

Acme Cement per sk .70! ; Waveromn 908 S. Locust st.

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