Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 December 1895 — Page 2
I
THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. MONDAY DECEMBER 23 IbVto
CHEM' - EISH -
Some of the bargains to be had at the “Place to Buy. DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Men’s Snoes
wor.b $2.5(1 $1.98
(4 4*
44
1.75
1.48
Woman’s"
4 (
2.25
1.98
*•
44
2 00
1.68
44 .4
4 t
1.75
1.48
*4 4.
4 4
1.25
UK)
Men’s Rubber
Boots
Candee “
3.00
2.75
Men’s Rubber
Boots
Federal “
2.75
2.50
“ Arctics,,
44
1.50
1.25
“ Rubbers
44
.75
.60
Camlet* & Boston “ Women’s Rubbers Federal “ Men’s toe rubbers “ Corset.... “
.50 .45
.45 .75 .50 .75
.40 .50 .:t!t .OH
Knit drawers “ “ shirts “ Stoekinett “
.50 .38 .50 .38
.15 .12}*
GROCERY DEPARTMENT.
G A C Ex. C Sujtar 18, ID, 20 and 21 $1.00 Best coffee, bulk 27}*e Flour, per sack 45 and 50c Flour, per barrel $3.50 Flour, per best patent $4.00 toffee. Lion, Arbuckles, XXXX, Bucket and Tea Pot 22c Bacon 8 and Oe Lai d 8 and 9c
Meal, per peck 12'-j Coal oil 12'o Can corn Be Table apricots 10c Raisins, tine 5c Pint bottle catsup 10c, 3 for 25c 3 pounds Michigan butter crackers ,10c Salt, per barrel 95c
RILaEY & oo. 715 Main St. Telepone 51. South Greencastle
GEO. E. BLAKE,
Greencastle, Ind.,
General Insurance, Real Estate And Loan Agent.
Money Loaned At a Very Low Rate of Interest
Call and see him before
ing elsewhere.
clos-
v
DAILY BANNER TIMES
Published every afternoon except Sunday at the Hannkk Times olllue, corner Vine and Franklin streets.
"The New t oininandnitiut."
Yesterday was a “red letter” day at tbe Christian church. The large audiences, the deep interest, and the number of additions show that the revival has taken a deep hold upon the community. The sermon upon “Love” was so beautiful and scriptural that all were greatly blest. There were six additions and twenty nine others received into the church. Tbe entire front seats from wall to wall, were occu pied by' the new converts, It was a beautiful and impressive scene as they all sat down for the first time at the Lord's Supper. Before six o’clock last night people were being turned away for want of room. The discourse upon “The Poverty of Jesus” made a profound impression upon the great throng and at the close ten persons came forward to accept Christ. Mr. Boyer touched all hearts as he portrayed the sufferings of the Son of God. It was a most blessed and precious service. Other towns are feeling the effects of this great meeting. Elder Murray, of Ladoga. Elder
Mr*. Ht.uruK'a Trial. "(i.'cbll bl.patch to the <*lobe-I)i*moorHt. Bow lino Gkkkn, Mo., Uee., 22. Tbe attorneys for tbe tlofeu-e moved that tbe trial of Mrs. Ilearue jointly charged with the crime, Ik* commenced, but tbe Court was unable t< grant tbe request, owing to other cases being on the docket. A motion for bii! was allowed, however, and Mrs. Hearn*was released uniier $5000 bonds. It is the general opinion that a nolle will bo entered, and that this is tbe la*t of the Ilearue trial. As the jury read tbe verdict, to fir. Ilearne be leaned forward buried bis face in bis bands for a moment, then stood up. and w ith tears streaming from bis eyes, be bent over anu emb need Inwife and then his daughters. His uneb caught him atound the neck and gave him an old-fashioned bug, such as ha not been seen in this court roimi for years. Friends gathered around and extended congratulations to tbe Doctor and the members of bis family. Dr. Ilearue then addressed the jury. His face was wet with tears. Raising bis right band above bis head, be said, be tween sobs: “In God’s name, gentlemen, let me thank you. I am an innocent man. I shall remember each of you till my dying day, and shall teach tnj' children to remember you.”
“ENTIRE SANCTIFICATION. 1
Or. J. II. llulliiiK»w»rili Speaks on the ••Sreoml IllemOns- 1 ’
Ct.anim, lor display advertisements must be fff Bill Ilbridge and Elder tiddler of banded in by lOo’clock h. m. eaehday. Head-I TT . ; , tog advertisements will be received eaoh day lert'C Haute, were in attendance,
up to 1 o'clock p. m.
AM communications should be slimed with thcrumeof the writer: not necessarily for puhlio 1‘tnn, but as evidence of good fa Ih. Anonymous communications can not bo noticed.
One hundred and twenty-two additions so far and the end is not yet. Subject tonight “Obedience to the 1 Heavenly Vision.” X. X.
Where Boll very
irregular please report
same promptly at publication office.
Specimen copies maih-U Tree on application.
ftAT2£ Of SOUSCRlPTION. Otic rear inmlvancc $*•.*» Sir mont/iK *..>0 Three nuaith* 1.25 One month — 50 Per week by Carrier .10
When delivery is made by carrier, all subscription accounts are to be paid to them as they call und receipt for saint .
ADVERTISING RATES.
IHSIM.AY. 1’i-e (noli, first insertion 2T> cts. *• *• eacli subsequent insertion ft ets. “ — per month $1.00 Guaranteed position charged * per cent to tod per cent extra, Position not guaranteed
*‘Tlie Common People,*' As Abraham Lincoln called them, do not care to argue about their ailments. What they want is medicine that will cure them. Tbe simple, honost statement, “I know that Hood’s Sarsaparilla cured me,” is the best argument it. favor of this medicine, and this is what many thousands voluntarily say. Hood’s Pills are tbe best after-dinner pills, assist digestion, cute headache. 25 cents.
for advertisements of Idhh than 5 inchen. No discount tor time or space; five per cent allowed when payment accompanies order.
HEADING NOTICES
Brevier type, per lino, 5 c. One line paragraphs cimnri’d as occupying two lines space. The foliowinir rates will be allowed only •when ca*h nccotnpaniee order. 25 lines 4 cents per line
•i vi ;; ;; ;;
60
100 “ 850 “ & t0 ** M. J. BECKKTT.
..a
. 2*t
. I
A City Call. Elder T. J. Shuey, of Waveland, who has often preached at the Christian church in Rockville, lias been offered the pastorate ot the fashionable Fletcher Avenue church at Indianapolis. While his friends here would be sorry to lose Elder Shuey, they are still glad to hear i of his advancement.— Porkr Couni hj Journal.
HAKKT M.SMITH. Managing F.illtor
Mr. Moore Talks.
.Publisher ; Indianapolis News.
.Address all coraimmleatloua to The Daily Bannkii Times. Qreenoaatle. Ind.
r eiephones. COUNTING ROOM editorial room
62 96
Sind news to Telephone 95.
Thomas T. Moore, member of the legislature from Putnam and Montgomery counties, who was here today, says that everybody over his way, irrespective of party, believe President Cleveland has done the right thing. Mr. Moore will probably be a candidate for state senator next year.
As the Banner Times will obscryc Christmas we ask such of our
advertisers who desire to change J relatives,
their ads this week to have their
Miss Oleo Albin went to Crawfordsville at noon to spend Christmas w ith
II. S. Werneke
copy in by noon tomorrow, in order holiday' jewelry
to secure change this week. ’This once,
r ‘fers to the weekly edition.
still left.
lias some niee Sec him at It
One of our city stores was com ! pt-lled to close its doors twice on | Saturday, the crowd of customers | being so great. As soon as the rush was over in each case the. doors were again thrown open and the store was immediately jammed full of customers. The firm ad vertlscs liberally. There is a lesson •In this to non-advertisers.
The Electric I,iglit company received a car load of new* machinery tills after-
noon.
Tomorrow is the last day. Come early in the morning and select your holiday presents from II. 8. Werneke’s elegant stock. It
Wanted—Everybody in Greencastle to call at II. S. Werneke’s Jewelry store before Christmas day. It Lafayette F. Cradick ami Ida D. Moser have been licensed to marry.
l-aekaae Mailing. The holiday rush to the postoffice or carrier boxes is near at hand, and it may he of service to many to read and observe the fol lowing postal rules: Be sure you have sufficient postage on packages. Packages sealed require letter rate. Packages unsealed, with wiling on inside in the nature of correspondence, require letter rate. Certain articles of merchandise, sealed or unsealed, to foreign countries, are stopped in the detd lei ter office unless fully prepaid at foreign letter rate. Many articles of merchandise are absolutely prohibited transmission in th< mails; therefore inquire before mailing. Parcels to Canada or Mexico tmu, never be closed against inspection. Full payment of postage on foreign mail matter secure cheaper postage in all cases, and should be encouraged by postmasters, whenever advice or information may be afforded by Cieui to senders of such matter. Inquire always if in doubt and save money anil prevent delay. The name and address of tbe sender should be-on earn pircel before mailing. This is to facilitate a return to the sender in the event of non-delivery.
'j earlier*’ Ke*nlutlon*. The report of the committee on nominations of the Putnam County Teachers’ association was read by Mr. Harris, tbe chairman and was as follows: President, Lee Rodgers, vice president, Chanler Runyan; treasurer, F. M. Lyon; secretnrv,
Kate Reel
They were elected
unanimously.
CS. A. Harris | K. R. Sinilnir *<J F. L. Moore | Martha Ridputh ( Ida Wright
Klection of OtttrerK* The following officers have been elected in Greencastle Encampment I. O. O. F. No. 59 : CP, J. Cook; II I’, Geo. Henton: 8 W, C. Keifer; .1 W, J. C. Browning; Scribe, C. II. Mcikel- Treasurer, J. A Michael: Trustees, C. H. Michael, C. Keifer, J. M. Hurst.
Tired, Weak, Nervous
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Restores Strength and Bodily Vigor. The cause of Hint tired, weak, nervous condition, in which so many people thid themselves, is tbe failure of the blood to
properly nourish the nerves and tissues. Feed tho nerves upon pure blood, and they will be steady and strong. Read this: “It Is with pleasure that I recommend Hood’s Sarsaparilla as an excellent nerve tonic Mrs. C. H. Van able and blood purifier. Kelthtburg, DL J have taken It more than once and am taking it now. I was tired, my body ached, and I felt very bady all over. I was afraid I would be sick. I thought 1 would take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and It Haa Cured Me, and I find that it is cheaper than the doctor’s bills. Hood’s Pills are the beet I have ever taken and 1 use no other. I am
glad to have an opportunity to recommend Hood’s Sarsaparilla.’’ Mrs. C. H. Venable, Keithsburg, 111.
A large audience beard Df. J. II. Hollingsworth at College Avenue church yesterday morning on ‘ Entire Sanctification, or the Second Blessing ” The text we,8 1 These., v 23: “And the very God of peace sanctify you wholly; and 1 pray God your whole spirit and soul and body be preserved blameless unto the coming of our Lord Jesus
Christ.”
After a few introductory remark* the speaker propounded the que - tion, “What do Metho iisis mi a i by entire sanctification, or Chris tian perfection?” He said: We do not mean (1) absolute perfection. God only is perfect in thi» *eiH*‘. We do not mean, (2) angelic perfection, or Adamic perfection. We do not mean (3) sinless perfection. Mr. Wesley says in “PUin Account of Christian Perfection,” “I never use mat term.” We utterly repudiate the,term. There is no such thing on earth as “sinless perfection,” and we do not and never have taught it; neither does any other church of which we have any knowledge. We do not mean (4) perfection of knowledge, and wisdom, or practice. The imperfections in our knowledge and wisdom result in mistakes in our daily life. We do not mean (5) a state of grace in which we cannot lie tempted. The holiest will be tempted as long as they live on earth. Jesus, the sinless one was tempted. We do not mean (6) the perfection of “the spirits of just men perfect” after the death of the body, or the perfection of the resurrected. This kind of resurrection Paul, in the third chapter of Philippians, disclaims, but in the 15th verse of the same chapter he claims another kind of perfection— Christian perfection. We mean by his term a relative and limited perfection ; the kind of perfection a chritlian may
THE PICK ■i&r Q L'-JO*-SANTA'S PACK
'N
r>
+ •;•< ■‘O- «>:• -:o> 40*- 40* *OF 4ow 404 ■*»» 40> -iO* 40/ 40* 40* 40* 40* 40*
Our Holiday Stock contains all that is New, Novel and appropriate; is without a Peer, unrivalled in Variety and Excellence
STYLE. /TER1T, QUALITY AND LOWPRICE All Combined
-AT—
Jones’ Druff Store
Hood’s
Saraa-
* pwrillu
Be Sure
to Get Hood’s
Cures
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is sold by all druggists fl; six for $6. Prepared only by
. I. Hood & Co., Lowel!, Mass.
cure all liver Ills, bllioua-
Hood’s puis r^Kchr’^
have in this world. Entire sanctification, or Christian perfection, or perfect love—for these a '* lifterent names for the same thin;, negatively, is that state of grac** which excludes all sin from tbe heart, and positively, is the possession of a pure love to God. “The blood of Jesus Christ, his Son, cleanseth us from all sin.” “The end of the commandment is love out of a pure heart.” In treating of sin, in its relation to man, we inust leim-mber that, in the unrenewed person, it exists in two forms, as sin and sins, sin as a disease, and sin as an act. “In the grace of justification, sins, as acts of transgressions, are pardoned. In the grace «f sanctification, sin. as a malady or pollution, is removed, so that the heart is pure.” When guilt is forgiven in justification, and all pollution is removed in entire sanctification, so that the pure and perfect love of God ‘ully possesses tbe soul, then the moral condition is reached to which the word if God gives the name of perfection, or entire sanctification. We believe that full provision is niude by our Savior, for both the forgiveness of our trangressions and tbe healing of our malady. The Scriptures declare that i lirist "was manifested, that he might destroy the works of tbe deyil.” Inbred sin, or what 1’aul calls tbe “carnal mind,” or "old man," is tbe work of the devil, be can destroy it. Sin lias i in nosed no burden on us that He can not take away, no pollution that He cannotVleanse, no darkness He cannot dispel, do sorrow He cannot heal. He bears in His pierced palm a balm of healing for sin's disease. As far as sin has plunged us into the depths of its blackness, so far can Jesus Christ come to deliver us. “Thou shall call his mime Jesus; for he shall save bis people from their sins.” “Who gave himself for ns. that he might redeem us from oil iniquity, and purify unto himself a peculiar people, zealous of good works.” "And ye know that be was manifested to take away our sins.” This was his mission to this each. Is his mission a failure? Is it possible that be cannot cleanse us, as far as sin has polluted us? Some claim that we must sin as long as we are in this body. Then Jesus Christ is not as great a Savior as Satan is a destroyer. If we must sin in this life, (meaning by this, the “voluntary transgression of a known law’’) bow much may we sin, and whut kind of sin may we commit? Who would assume tbe responsibility of telling us just bow much one might lie, or steal, or commit adultery, or cheat; or how much envy, hatred, malice, pride and so on, be may retain
in his heart ?
Jesus is a Saviour for us in this present life. It is bis purpose that “we, lieing delivered out of the hand of ene mies, (sin is one of them) might serve him without fear, in holiness and righteousness before him, all the days of our life," Luke i, 14. This certainly includes this present life. We do not need to be taken out of the hotly, as some think, in order to be delivered from sin. The body cannot sin. Death is not our purifier. Death is tbe product of sin, bow then can it purify us? If we look to it as a purifier we do not believi tbe plain declaration of tin* Word, "the blood of Jesus Christ bis Bon, cleanseth us from all sin.” We have a complete Saviour, who can save, “even unto the uttermost, all who J came into Gcd by him.”
M r
£ t £ £ 71
Creeps over your frame and you feel run down at the heel and dilapitated generally you need some good healthful food to bring you out of the kinks. We will fill your prescription for everything in the eating line from a 5 cent soup bone to a $2.00 roast and furnish you with crackers, sweet potatoes, &c. DON'T FORGET THE PLACE.
It 3 £ £
o<]East Hanna Street, Opposite Music School.[>o
Browning % Con;pane
B. F. JQSL1N L, f Hand »*8 the Himiegt Grade Brazil Block , I Good
Ytid the Beat Rlttsbunrh an Anthracite
" i.Pr'
yard opposite Vam'HlN freight office
Bread, Pies and Cakes, Made at the Home Bakery C. LUETEKE.
Big Four KxcurHioiift. The Big Four will give holiday rales to all Big Four stations ana to stations on tbe following roads: B. &(>. S. W. via t inti, X. Vernon, Vincennes and I’ana. B & O via Columbus, Siielbyville and Cinti. 0*0 via Cinti. C & El via Danville, 111. C A Erie via Bolivar. C it G T via Granger. C it W M via Benton Harbor. (J I’ St. L via Litchfield. O HAD via Sidney and Indianapolis. 0 J it M via Ausonia. C P it V via ( inti. C A it C via Columbus. E it T II via Terre Haute. F W C A L via Muncie. G R it I via Winchester. J I. A St L via Litchfield. 1, E <1 W via Indpls anil Muncie. L 8 & M S via Cleveland, L E A St L via Mt. Carmil. Mich C via Nile*. N Y I. E <k W via Cleveland. P D it E via'M ttfoon. Wabash via X Manchester and Wa bash and some other roads. F. P. H testis, Agt.
Miss Maggie Richardson gave a tea party Saturday afternoon in honor of her guest Miss Mamie Many. She was assisted in entertaining by Miss Margretta Martin. Tbe young ladies attending were Misses Maude Burk, Della Broadstree*, Ada Scott, Elpha Stuart, Mary Gordon, Lizzie Matthews, Ada, Thompson, Ethel Hibbitt, Jennie and I Bessie James and Elizabeth Loekridge. I Music and games were indulged in Miss Mary Gordon winning the prize in tbe author contest After dainty refreshments were served the guests departed, having spent a delightful afternoon, and leaving many pleasant
compliments to the hostess.
Holiday Excursions! Christmas. 1 895. New /ear, 1 896, BIG FOUR ROUTE One and One-Third Fare HOUND THII*.
Tickets will he Hold between all points ori^ the Big Four Route, good going Dec cm hi r 24, and 31, 1SU5, and .lunnarv 1. 18WH, good returning until January 2, IhWV, inclusive. K. O. MCCORMICK, D. B. MARTIN. C Piihh, Traffic Mgr. Gen. Pass. A Ticket Agt.
V
Oh the little boys and girls say Christmas goods are jo cheap at tbe Big Drug House. 57-3t If you want to save your money buy your holiday jewelry from H. S. Werneke. n
|j)IANOS, Organs, Sheet Music, I Strings, and Musical Merchandise
WWW
of every description,
FOR SALC BY
EMANUEL MARQUIS
Music Dealer.
More Christinas goods at tbe Big Drug House than all other Houses put together. 57-::t It will cost you nothing to look at If. S. Werneke’s holiday stock and may ?*ave you some money. «
llolmuv FvcurMoiiN via VrikIhB* For the holidays tin* Vandaliu hue "ill sell excursion th kets at reduced rati - from all stations, to local points on tbe \ andalia line, mid al-o to points on connecting lim*. F,m fell particulars call on nearest Vandaiia line ticket agent or address K. A. Konn, Gety. Passenger Agent, St. Louis. Mo.