Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 December 1895 — Page 4

1'HL BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA

FRIDAY DECEMBER

20 1895

DEFATW UNIVERSITY

THE BEST NF^S OF OUR GREAT AND GROWING INSTITUTION.

The Stii<1 f*iiIDoln^«- Their College Mild hlli* Thrir lneltleiilM and Nolen ol the llrliiltt Liven ol Many Young M«-n and Woineii Told h> S|»<-< ial Itejiorler.

‘‘Tim Or<*at TmiiHtorniation.’*

The ab'>Te subject was ilis'Hissed by Mr. Ito^yer last night from tlie text II Cor. y: 17, “If any man be in Christ he is a new creature.” lie said: “To be like God there

Are You Looking for Bargains?

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15 THE LARGEST PIECE OF drOGOloBACCO Sold Tor lO CENTS

tlames iVI. Hurley, Real Estate, Insurance and

must be a greet change; man must! Loan Agent, become a "new creature.” What IT'operty of all kinds for sale

is this great transformation? First what is >t not. It is not to get religion. All men are religious; worship something, gold, themselves or their friends. Some too | much religion. Paul said on Mar's ! ilill "You are too religious,” worship every thing. Difference between religion ami Christianity. Cornelius was a religios man before he became a Christian hut not saved from his sins. Christianity makes religion to ilow in a certain direction, Christ ward, God ward, Heavenward. This change is not leeliug. Emotion is not salvation. Tears may be useful but it is Christ that saves. Something must be

or rent.

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Miss Sharwood left this morning for Indianapolis. Polly Huick departed on the midnight train for La Grange. From there he will go to Chicago. Messers Newman and Wood, of I. U., were the guests of Phi Delta Pros, last evening. Miss Kern examined her German class this morning. The German chflis which met at the Delta C Hall last evening gave

a play.

Founders and

will be on the ITth u. i . f ee i ing8

Lookout for class fights. nve, like it.” How do you knowrj There are four men in the senior Your feelings may deceive you. To: class who intend trying for a place |, e born again you must do the will ! on the oratorical. They are: Claude ot -Christ. This transformation is | Hall, Frank Walker, Wat Lewis | not morality. Morality differs

from Christianity as the humble | home with its paintings and pic- j tures differ from the frescoed skies. | A man was arrested because he was an escaped convict. He had

J. J. WEIDA

l^oeal Time Ciard. HKi KOUU. OOINO FAHT. ^"Cincinnati NltrhtExpress ... 2:99 a. m liHiianapoliB Flyer \t l:i a. m f8* Mall 4:15 | , m lb* Knickerbocker f*:21 p. m GOING WEST No. Br>* St. L A On. Night Ex 12::tta. id No. l»* Vail h:»>h a. m No, IT Southwestern Limited IS.ikS p. ui No. M 'Mtittoon Aro’ra 5:57 p. m * DhIIv t Except Sjnday. No. H;), night ex|»r<*HH. hauls through ears foi Cincinnati, New York ami Boston. No. 4 connects wnn trains for Michigan division via Anderson and tor < incinnati division. No, |b, '‘Knickerbocker,” haul thtougb slccpcrfor N. Y. and lio-ton and for Washington, I).% . via 1'Incinnuii. G A « False dining cars. New coaches illuminated with gas on ah trains. F. U. 11 ukktis. Agent.

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est is certainly the choicest. He treats every

body right and

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In effect >unday, Nov 10, 1895. NORTH BOOItD. No 4* i hicago Mail 1:1 ~ a in No 0* Mail and Aecominodation. . p m No 2* Through Tmin 12:W n m ip I ITT II BOUND. No 8* Loui-vilie Mail 2:47 a m No 5* Mall and A<*coininodrttion 4:08 p m N I* Chicairo ami Atlanta Flyer 4-53 p n» No 43 + local 11:25 a m Daily, t Except Sunda». I’ullimin slei'pen* on night trains, parlor ami dining ears on Nos. 1 and 2. For complete time cards and full informatloi ui regard to rates through ears, etc., address J. A. Michael, Agent K. J. Uk.bd g. P. A rhloHirc

and .lolin Walker.

Col. Weaver’s class this morning m tde a unanimous vote that they would not talk in seminurium, not take away books from the seminar

ium and would bring back any that ] lieen a good citizen and a good inis-

VANDAL!A UNE. Trains leave ureoin hsuc. !nd. In ettoct Oct

A), 1895

FOR TilF. WKST.

No 15 UaHy H:45a in. for St. IxtuIr No 7 Daily 12:2H p n;, for st. lAmis. No 21 Daily 1:85 p m, for Louio. No 5 Daily 9:05 a in, for St. Lou's. No ii Lx. >un 5:18 p m, foi '17 rre liauto,

FOR TilK FAST

No 4 Lr. Son 8:45 a in, for Didiunapolls

No 20 Dnilv 1:85 p in.

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Eat Good Bread, Pies and Cakes, Made at the \ Home • Bakery C. LUETEKE.

Has it trot You?

may be out, and would do all in their power to enforce these rules, j The faculty met this atternoon ; and acted upon some important pe titions. Most of the students left ifor home on the afternoon trains. Col. Ed Meade will remain here

band for many years but these did not satisfy the law and lie was taken back to bis prison cell. God’s law must bt satisfied. This change is not education. 1 believe in edu cation but it lias not the power to toueii the heart. Prefer to cultivate the mind, develop the body, and the social nature but after all

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T)IANOS, Organs, Sheet Music, X Strings, and Musical Merchandise of every description, w w » w

FOR SALE BY

EMANUEL MARQUIS

Music llcaler.

THE FlltSTOK AM l-.lilt AN NKWB.'APKHS CM AS. A DANA. KUitor. The Ainerlritn cnimtltiitlnii, the American kIcii. the American spirit. These tlrst, last, anil all the time, forever. DAILY, hy until. - - - Siiayetr D A 11, V amt SUN I > \ V. hv mall, - $* a year THE SUNDAY SUN Is tin* grmicst Sunday neWHpai'er in the world Frict* 5c a copy. By mall a year. Address, Til L Si N, New York.

B. F. elOSLIN

liun I »*s tin* Hlgnest (trade Brazil Block

AndthcltoRt Pittsburgh an Antliracito yard opposite Vandali*i freight office

Tilt* Flnrblu Seanon. Is iiow ftillv o|>eneil up ami tlie tpiestinn of wlieu to start a 1111 by what lines llo travel is pre eiitiug itself to the southern tourist. A pleasiug choice of route is an essential feature of a rail-

| way trip.

The <'inoinuati, Ilamiltou A Dayton railway, with solitl trailis. niaguilleeiit I sleeping anil parlor car set vice, quick ' solte.lu.es and elo-e ( iiieliin. ti cotiliee- ( lions with the fa-t Hues to Florida, lei alizoig tdl the possibilities of modern journeying. Any of the Company's agent* will on call or written applicnllion, he pleased to give foil informal ion : as to rates, etc.; supply you with a full ! | tie of priute I in tier, and render all services necessary to a satisfactory

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during vacation and see that Col. ^ man will be lost unless he knows Hall don't study more than he does. God and obeys his will. At Purdue the lady students use This change or transformation the new gymnasium at certain up- embraces a change of mind, of heart, pointed hours. The Lafayette of state of life, all growing out of Courier says: “The Purdue gym- j^ve to Christ and a desire to please nasium is completed and w ill open j him. Faith purities the heart and the first of the term on the reas-1 leads to repentance and baptism, semhling of the students after the and holy living and finally, heaven, holidays. All- of the work will 0e! There were five additions and five

done in classes, each class having baptisms,

two hours twice a week. The first hour will be devoted to class work exclusively, such as drills in dumb bells, swinging Indian clubs and work on the pulling machines. The work is entirely voluntary with the student, as far as entering the class is concerned, but haying once been admitted, after a physical examin-

ation, ihe student so entering will f*OT lOW^GB

be linger the same restrictions that govern other class work, anti students will be held responsible. The lady students of the university will also have certain hours for the same work. Mr. Bailiett will have

charge of the gymnasium.” C. H. Kirabal will remain here

for about a week and do some

special work.

Rev. Chas. Crooks is holding a [ meeting at Monrovia. Paul Gilbert will sing for him the coining

week.

Paul Poynter and Wm. Sandy will spend most of their vacation

in Gieencastle. 1 F.ata.niluhptl I'UT. Published every rvcnintr

! NVw York's oldest hih! and best even!rur news

(lias. A. Heard went to Knights- |,H|, ‘ r: '-I'w*. Suinertptioti price. $« a year town yesterday for the holidays. , Morning Advertiser, i ii 11 *11 : • n ' 1 Bubliahod every morning. 8 patreg. The ( Dtude Hall Will remain in ijrreen-; foremost lc. newspaper intlu* Unlietl states.

These make an even 100

! additions.

Sermon tonight, “The Dead Line of the Soul.” Tomorrow night, “What Becomes of the Man Who

Dies in His Sins?”'

We have an immense stock of

prices than ever before at Landes Drug and Book

store.

Iti£ Four Excursion*^ flic Dig Four will give holiday rates to all Big Four stations and to stations on tlie following roads: B. A <). S. W. via ( inti, N. Vernon, Vincennes and I’ariti. B A O via Columbus, Shelby vide ard Cinti. ( AO via ( inti. < a K I via Danville, 111. (' A Krie via Bolivar. <' A (i T via (11 auger, u A \V M via Benton Harbor. ( 1* St. 1, via Liteblielil. C II A D via Mducy and Indianapolis. (,' .1 A M via Ansonia. (' 1’ A via Cinti. C A A C via <'oltimbus. E A '1' II via Terre Haute. F W ('A I. via M tiiieie. li It A I via Winchester. •I I. A St I, via Litchfield. • 1, R A \\ via I tel pi* ami Mmuie. L S A M S via ( leveland. L E A St L via Mt. Carnul. Mielt C via Niles. N Y L E A W via Cleveland. I* I) A K viaJMattoon. Wabash via N Manchester and Wa basil and some other roads. F. P. Hckstis, Agt.

No 8 No 12 no a No i

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... 3:80 p ni, “ ** ... .2:85 a in, *’ **

4:80 a m **

6:03 p m “ •*

BKOI!I A DIV ISlON Lea’ Torre Haute.

No 75 I \ >mi 7:05 a in, tor B *orin. No 77 ** 8:55 pm. for Decatur Bor complete time card, irlvli.tf all trains and stations, and for full information uh to rates, tbrouKh cars, etc., a Mn hs

.).S. Dowihno, Aircnt.

K, A. Foin>, Greenoostle Gen’i Bass. Agt, st. Louis Mo.

would

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THE ADVERTISERS

FOE* 1B90.

MORNING, SUNDAY AND COMMERCIAL

EVENING' EDITIONS.

SonuUhiuK: for CliriHiinnM l$F. HONEST. Now what you like for Christmas?

Motiikk: 1 heheve 1 would iiae

copper plate visiting cards.

Sistkk: Well, I would like some monogram embossed stationery. Father: You may put me down for some printed letter heads and envelopes and a paid up subscription to ihe Daily

Banner Times.

Son : A pack of printed visiting cards in that new Koya! Script that the Banner Tim is has just put in would strike me till right. To father, mother, brother, sister aunt, niece, and nephew, cousin, sweetheart. one and all we would say call at the Banner Times office before this week ends and place your orders for engraved cards, embossed stationery or printed stationery and your small investment in this line will please better than anything you may thump your brains about fur a week. Ctill soon or | you w ill be too late for Chrit tmas. The Banner Times.

Amssive ll( , |iiil)lii > nn Newspapers of

Hie Highest Class.

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Commercial Advertiser.

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HOLIIliy GOODS

AT-

castle during the holidays and do

i* to:u uiirt fcarlcHs.subscription price$8 a year

work in Col. Wearer’s depart- A(1\P! tiscr.

Store.

Ilavler, D. I*. A..

L-nhv. <i T. I' II. Wjiiltlcsey ,1. (It iualis,

.Motion Hotite to \tlnnta. On Decent l>er 20 we make a rate ol one cent per mile to Atlanta, Ga., to enable students and others to visit the great exposition. The shortest distance quickest time and solitl trains via the Battle Field route tire the popular features oi our line. J. A. Michael, Agt.

Last .Sunday I was attacked with lagrippe in an aggravated form. By night I suffered greatly with pains in 7iiy head; all my bones ached; my eyes became iiitlr.uied; in fact was all “broke up.” I coiumei.ced taking Four-C; took two luge do-es o.-fore retiring; next tlav felt comparatively well except miuic soreness. I give your Fotirt reiiietiv full credit. For I.ut.rippr it i* a sm-ecss. (’. t . Scott. 708 S. 7th street, Arkansas City, Kau Dee. 21, ISJ1.

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Piqua. <1 : -I no. U.i-t.iHe. D. I’ \.: I i — letlo; D. B. Tracey. N. 1*. A.. Detroit. I>. G. Edwards, (;. I*. A.. cinebimiti, <>. The Banner i imkFor Statements, Bill Heals, c-tc. The Banner Times For Envelopes. The Ban.ni it TimeFor I.i-ttei- Heads. The Bannkr Times For Legal Blanks. The Banner Times For Sale Bills and Fosters. The Banner Times For all kinds of job printing at owe-1 pr ees. if Hi<» Four Fxi’iirMioii to Atlanta. I lee. 20th a rale of one cent per mile will hi- given to enable all to visit, the exposition during itselosingdays. The Big Four trains make good eoiiiieetion for a quick Dip and rate- will lie the lowest. F. t*. ID i:si is, Agt.

some

me tit. Percy Hodges will visit Frank Stultz at Huntington during vaca-

tion.

Ml SIC AM) ART NOTES.

Work in both schools will be re sunied on Tuesday morning, Jan. 7. Mrs. Mansfield and Miss George left this atternoon for Atlanta.

Miss Rowley will spend her va cation at her home in Cedar Rapids.

Iowa.

Miss Matern left for Sandusky,

Ohio, today.

New York’s most popular and orlKliml Sunj day nowspapiM*. The only le. Sunday newspaper in the Unite*] States. All the news and I special features of Burpassintf interest and i that will appeal to every phase of human ! nuture. It is the equal of the hi^h-priced Sunday papers in everv respect. Subset iption price, 5he. per year; 25c. for six mouths. Tbe siihscrintioi) price of TILL MOKN1NG ! ami sUND.-VV ADVKKTISElt tostclherss $I.r^ j a year, $1.80 forslx months.and 9<»c. for 3 mcm. . IS AD I ’i:rtising mediums The ADV ERTIsKlts have no superior. Samples free. A Rents- wanted everywhere.

Liberal cemtnissions.

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THE ADVERTISER. 29 PARK ROW. NEW YORK.

WUIvitiM KUet » He VILLAGE.

‘‘VY’oaker Sex** AIoiiopoUzH tl»o I In

a small 51 iclil^aii Town.

Nile-',, Mich., Dec. 20.—The “new woman'' amt the "business woman”

The art exhibit was in many re have appropriated to themselves the

spects the very best one the ai t llUl ° town of Marcellos iu Cass county.

' They are first iu everything, and the

seiiool has ever bad. A large vocations they follow range from shavamount of excellent work was dis- ing the living to burying the dead,

played in oil. water colors, china T *‘« ^ lla ^: 1 _ u, , ,d " ta _ k ^.

Large Stock, Great Variety and Low Prices. Call and examine our stock and you will be sure to find something to suit you in quality and price.

CATARRH

BRAZILIAN

fHB.lV BALM IlJAD Instantly checks

the ravages of Catarrh. It is a true Balsam of marvelous healing power and the only known remedy that penetrates to the most hidden recesses of this Invetcrato disease. It quickly destroys t h o nests of microbes, heals the ulcers and restores the

senses of smell, taste and hearing. It has been used over lO years In hospitals and private families and by Physicians and BpeciaUsts as the one Infallible remedy in nature for Catarrh. It Is also most economical, a SO ets. bottle containing 22 weeks* treatment and $1.00bottlo G weeks’ treatment. Brazilian Balm often cares a Cold over night. Cures Croup In a few minutes. Quickly cures La Grippe and takes all its bad effects ont of thesystem. Absolutely guaranteed to cure Asthma. Prevents, breaks up and cures Ty phoidand Scarlet Fevers In any stage. A marvelous remedy for nil Stomach troubles. In Female troubles it relieves like magic. Dissipates Mumps iu one day. Relieves Piles and Constipation overnight. For Constipation nse as for Piles. It does all this gently and promptly, yet it is no miracle; it relieves the inflammation, nature does the rest. It is worth its weight lu gold In every family. Over lOO doses in a BOc. bottle. Trial size 25c. Ask for Circular.

Sold by Druggists.

B. F. JACKSON &. CO.,

fropriotortb

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. “OLD KR1SS KRINGLE” Is coming, anil everyone greets with comment, that the best of all plastering material is naught, hut “THE ACME CEMENT.” R. B. HURL&Y 90S S. Locust street, Greencastle, Did.

Low uatc to Atlanta. The Vaubulia lii e offers rate of $11.05 for the round trip to Atkmla. Ga.. good only on trains of December 20, return limit leu days. This will he the last opportunity to visit the great Exposition at a very slight expense. .). 3. Doweinu, Agt. If you have LaGripne, try 4-<k If your children have the croup, try 4-1 If you can’t sleep from coughing and cold, try I-(,',. If you have the asthma, try 4-0. If you have a har-di, hacking cough, try 4-< . If you have consumption, try 4 O. d ill & w tf.

Today** Loral Mnrioti*.

fFurr ishfd the Daily Hanxkr T:kk8 ilailv by R.W. Allen, manager ol Arthni

•Ionian’s poultry hoiiK»*C

Hens 5 Springs, : 6 J ocich, :Ba Turkey bt ns q Turkey,obi toms... ... t, TurkC} h, vounK 12ptls.unci over choice tat 4

Geese, 1.1. over .. Ducks. Mifk’s rresh subject to haiidilnK' -- Hut ter, prood

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holidays the A’undalia line

Subscriptions for any magazine 11 paper tnkenat tins office. We will save you money tf

For the

decorating, and wood carving. Not wom'm SsTde^uning vSrious Iff™

I withstanding the heavy rams, there “ womem j 'line^ ' For fUI particuwas a good attendance of visitors Tln-y are the head of a dozen local so- ' 11,1 0,1 n«'* r e>t \ andalia line ticket duriiur both davs ciotieH, and generally bring success to ?? Jl'* ,*'• *'T' l ° 1 tho undertukings tbev engage iu. I ‘ ls b 1 -' 1 Agent, St. Louis, Mo.

II. iV D. Holiday Kates, December 24, 25 and .'11. and .laniiary I. the ('. H. A D. railway will sell at one and one-third fare in all local and various connecting line points in Ohio, Indiana. Illinois. Missouri, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Kentucky, New York, etc., making tickets good till j January 2, 18'.Hi, for return. For full particulars call on any agent of the C. II. A D. rail way. Mono,i llolida) i.iuak. For the <'lirDtinus and New Year holidays tickets will ho on sale Dec. 21, 2o and oi, and Jan. 1 to all points on this road ami to various points on other roads at one and one third fare for the round trip, good returning until and including Jan. 2. Holiday rates will he given studout* to cover the vacation period upon presentation of certificate signed by proper officer oi the institution. fin Dee. 20 only we will sell tickets to Atlanta. Gu , and return for $12.1.5, good returning -cn d ys from date of side. u.A. Midi a ee, Agt.