Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 January 1896 — Page 2

THE BANNER TIMES. GSEENCASTLE. INDIANA. FRIDAY JANUARY

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Opera house FRIDfiY EVE. JAN. 24.

One night of Jolly Hilarity with

that Laughing Success. O'HOOLIGAN'S MASQUERADE

Introducing tin* cclebriteu Comedians

GALLAGER «ml WEST Thk Nutioaul convention of And the prime German laugh ereatof,. "'^mitaeturers declsreg in luvor of WM 13 WATSON | “the largest possible extension of Supported by a select Company of Faroe foreign trade,” which implies a de Comedy Favorites. ! sire for the smallest possible amount with the charming Frenel. Chanteaurse | of democratic tariff p 0 , iev .

JEANETTE I) W F R E

tie has double the improvements that Bloomington has. We make this comparison to show that Greencastle is one of the best and most economically governed cities in the state, notwithstanding local demo cratic papers howl about high city

tuxes.

Four crops a year can he raised on Cuban soii, and when a fifth crop of sovereigns of the republic of Cuba is added, the island will ba in all respects the gaid*>i

that nature intended.

And the fucinating Parisian

I lancers

Trilby

TROJAN SISTERS

YOU’LL SMILK. YOfLI. I.ArOM. YOf LI. 'I KKFTCH, kok i t’ s a hfmmkk:

I .">0 I.AIU.HS IN ISO MINUTES, THK FCNMKST SHOW ON THK KoAIl. So brina your fumtly and waltz with O'HooU WM.

GEO. E. BLAKE, Greencasti.e, Inu.,

General

Insurance, Ileal Estate And Loan

Agent.

Money Loaned At a Very Low Rate of Interest

Embassador Bayard says, “1 spoke without deliberation.” This may serve as an explanation, but it isn’t wortli a cent as an excuse It is the first duty of a diplomatist to deliberate before tie speaks. Two earlier claimants to the art of photographing through soli is have made their appearatce, hut they have decided to become noisy about it too late. The man who discovers a good thing and keeps it quiet for ten years may lie set down as having more luck than brains

COMMERCIAL FERTILIZERS. Their Consumption and Use in Indiana. Big Item. Purdue Bulletin. The consumption of commercial fertilizers has become such an im porlant item in the business of farming that some facts in relation to the amount used may he of interest. 'I he following table gives the amount estimated to be used in Indiana during the years named.

YKAK

1S90 1891 1892 1893 ’ 891

The amount used in 189.") has not vet been computed but it was considerably in excess of the amount

used in any previous year. Fertilizers were first used in In

diana in the counties along the Ohio river about 1873. Their use has gradually extended northward

T YNH

YEAR

TONS

SIHIO

1883

29000

6M10

1884

36750

581*0

1885

35000

6iB0

1888

38000

IUOOO

1888

35000

19350

1889

ttacrffd Conc«*rt. On Sabbath evening at 7 o’clock, at the Presbyterian church. Given by the Sabbath school orchestra, assisted by Miss Estella Morse and Mr. Paul Burlingame. Miss Helen R. Hathaway, organist; Mr. P. R. Christie, leader of orchestra. I*ART FIRST. 1. The Pilgrim <'horns Verdi. IMltli Psalm. Prayer. 2. Jehovah Guide l's. Trombone Solo M'lzait. II.Werneke. 3. Miserrere . . Verdi. 4. Thy Sentinel Am I \Vat»on. M r. Paul Mnrliugume. .*> Love not the World from the Prodigal Son) Sullivan. Remarks by the Pastor.

!*Alt'!' SKCOND.

(i. Meditation

(treunuuld,

7. Come. Shall I Tell Thee (from I Ion Giovanni) Sluzarl.

Miss Estella Morse.

a iCruciHx .7. Faure. (Alma Uedempturis , . .1/ rcudnnte. 9. Flora, Overture Schle\>egrell.

especially along the eastern border |Hundred H »». Franc. of the state. Probably 90 per cent Benediction,

of the fertilizers applied in the i

, . . .. ! O'flooligHii Tonight.

state are used south ot the line! “O’Hooligan’s Masquerade,’ a

FOR-A-FEW-DAYS

-WE WILL MAKE THE

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FUR

HATS

FLY •• CAPS,

And the wool fly ON U N D R R W R AR,

bright skit, in which there is ample opportunity for the introductinn of

Call and see him before clos-

ing elsewhere.

DAILY BANNER TIMES

Toll II Out.

Don’t sit down and waite for trade, 'T iin't the way. Get a hustle, make a show, Push your business—make her go, Don’t sit down and wait for trade, ’Tain’t the way, ‘Tain’t the way. If you’ve got something to sell, Tell it about. Let your neighbors see you’re “tly,” Get up “bargains” don’t say die, If you’ve got any thing to sell,

Tell it out, Tell it out.

Folks won’t know you if you dont

Advertise,

Keep things movin’ every day, Talk about it: that’s the way. Folks won’t know you if you dont

Advertise, Advertise.

Kntvi's Freely Useit In (leorRia.

Atlanta, Jan. 24.—At Rutledge, a | small town near here, Will Benton

— - ■' 1 ■ — = went to his father’s house to take his Published every afternoon except Sunday - aunt away, the aunt's character affeetFrinkll l n"u'wJ.“‘ ,£8Om0e ’ COrQl ' r ^ 1M « >he happiness of the household.

_ | They became involved in a difficulty,

When the son shot his father, though

b^nby°^ no, senously. The father then caught iajf advertiBeiiieiitsA will be received uach day nis son <111(1 cut his throat from ear to up to 1 o'clock •.*. m. ear. The laiy will likely die. In Lum1 kin, (in., Jerrv Carter killed Frank AM communications should lie signed with Hlark ’ *>•,’; Hiroat Both are tiie i atne ot ilie writer: not ueces-arliy tor yonilg men of excellent family, and the publloitton, but as evidence of good fa th. event has ereated great excitement. Anonymous coinmualcitUons can not be no- .

| llritiah steamer Adrift.

'■*’ ‘ j London, Jan. 24.—The British steam-

er Emma, from La Palmas, Doc. 2(5, for New Orleans, was spoken on Juu. 2, with her main shaft broken. She was then drifting toward the West Indies. She had to be taken in tow but the des'red assistance could not be given her. Site was supplied with bread and Hour,

however. / Injured While llrcaking In CuUm,

Rockford, Ills., Jan. 24.—Edward and Isaiah Sheldon were riding behind a pair of colts yesterday, breaking them I in. When near the Chicago, Bnrling- ‘ ton and (Quincy depot the animals became frightened at a train and threw the brothers out. Edward’s skull was crushed and Isaiah is in a critical con-

dition.

drawn from Ft. Wayne to Terre Haute. The land on which fertilizers are most extensively anti pro

i i j , ! a large number of attractive special-

titably used ate clay lands and “

. ... , .... . , ties, was produced at the Griswold

most of the fertilizer is used on | r

opera house by Gallagher, West and Watson's company of comedians and scored au immediate success. The play has a clever plot

the wheat crop. For the most profitable returns differ ent kinds of fertilizers are required for different soils. All the fertilizers on our market have the general composition that would

naturally be used tor a clay soil. r J

and weaves much iu a thread of entertainment that cannot fail to

Whereflellvei'y is irretfulur please report name promptly at publication ollk-v.

Specimen copies mailed free on application.

RATE?* Of SUBSCRIPTION-

One Tear in (uloance

Sur month#

Three month#

1^5

ime nonith

Tf 'twh l>y ('arrier

Whon delivery W made by

carrit-r, all sub-

surlptloii aooounls nr • to be

pnid to them

tliey ciill i.nd receipt for Hiuiie.

ADVERTISING

RATES.

1USIM.A Y.

•* “ each subsequent

insertion 5 cts.

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91.00

Ousranteed position charged per cent to

They contain far more phosphoric acid than nitrogen or potash. Clay soils are almost always deficient in phosphoric acid. In 1894 for every 100 pounds of phosphoric acid in our fertilizers there were only about 14 pounds of nitrogen and 8 pounds of potash. In crops, nitrogen is the most abundant, potash next, and phosphoric acid least. The annual expenditure for fer tilizers in Indiana is about $1,250,000. The total amount of plant food sold in fertilizers in 1894 was phosphotic acid 5589 tons, nitrogen 777 tons, potash 407 tons. These amounts are insignificant as com pared with the quantity of these expensive plant foods that are annually exported front the state in grain alone. The annual loss of plant food from our soils is ktill greater from the failure to utilize for manuriul purposes a great part ot the corn fodder, wheat and oat straw produced in the state. The amount of

aud specialty features. The audi ence applauded liberally. This clever satire of fun at.d music will prove a money-maker and is de serving of huge success.”—Troy

Time*, Nov. 3.

This clever comedy will he pre sented at the opera house tonight. Catarrh in thn Head. Is due to impure blood and cannot he cured with local applications. Hood’s Sarsaparilla lias cured Inmdreds of cases of . utarrh because it purifies tin* blond and in this way removes tin* cause of the disease. It also builds up the system and prevents attacks of pneumonia, diphtheria, and typhoid fever. Hood's Dills become the favorite cathartic with everyone who triesthnn.

2.*> cent.-

Moneii Sunday Kale. Bloomington Telephone. The Motion, will sell round trip excursion tickets between any two stations cn the line .where the reg ular one way ritn is not less than 25 '*t n'.s. nor iinoe than $3 50 and without stopovers, a rate of one fare for the roun I t.np, tickets to

plant food drawn each year from be sold only on Sunday. Good go

returning only on da e of

luo pur cent extra. Position not aimranteeit for advertisements of les.- than fi inetios. No dlaoounl lor time or spare; five per rent allowed when payment aceonipanle- order.

KKADING NOTICES

Brevier type, per line. 5c. Ope line |.uragraphs charged as oeenpy In* two liner spin . The following rates will Ire allowed unly n'hrn cunii arroiHpuer * order. -25 lines 4 cents per fine 5» “ I’ 14 “ " “. I dll “ •' 5 Ml “ * M. J. '1ECKETT Publisher HAKKY M. SMITH Managing Editor Addreis all com muni cation a to Thk Daily Hannkii Timka.

Greencastle. Ind.

Telephones. COUNTING ROOM 62 EDITORIAL ROOM 95

Send news to Telephone 95.

Indianapolis now claims a poptt Intion of 169,150. Thk Indianapolis city council has passed an ordinance forbiding the swinging of gates across the sidewalks, requiring all gates to swing inward. Such au ordinance should he in force in every town People should have no more tight

hi) Entramre Into Cincinnati. Cincinnati, Jan. 24.—Next Monday the Cincinnati, Jackson and Mackinaw railway begins running its passenger trains into Cincinnati, entering over the tracks of the Cincinnati, Lebanon and Northern. Two trains a day will be run iu both directions. To Kcpcal tin* Noutliern I'aciflc <'barter. Frankfort, Ky., Jan. 24.—A bill was introduced in the Kentucky legislature yesterday by Senator Goebel to repeal the charter of the Southern Pacific railway, obtained in IKK4 by O. P. Huntington. The road lias never been operated in Kentucky, but in California, and the action of the senator is prompted by resolutions of muss meetings of citizens .if California. The Banner i imf.s For Statements, Bill Heads, etc. The Banner Times For Envelopes. Tiie Banner Times For Letter Heads. The Banner Times For Legal Blanks. The Banner Times For Sale Bills and Posters. The Banner Times For all kinds of job printing at owe.-t prices tf

Ma rvi-loiifl.

The results attained right here at Imine have been marvelous. Hundreds of your neighbors who have used Wright’s Celery Capsules say so. They eitre kidney, liver and stomach trouble, rheumatism. Constipation and sick headaches. Why pay $1.00 every two

the soil by these three side pro ! duets represents a value of about $28,000,000. The results of this heavy drain on our soils are yearly becoming more evident. Commercial fertilizers have n legitimate part to play in helping to keep up the productiveness of the soil; but it would he unwise to de pend ou them alone when we have such valuable side products at hand. The rational course to pursue is to utilize all material including the clover crop grown on the faun, and then it it can he profitably done to supplement these with commercial

fertilizers.

There is a wide range in the com position of the 250 different brands of fertilizers on our market and the question often arises as to which kind can he most ptofltably used. The farmer must in many eases answer his question iiy trial. But it would he unwise to at once give up the use of a line of goods of a* class that had proyen satisfactory, to make a trial of a different type of goods. A trial on a small scale will involve less risk. Yet we should not rest with simply a profitable result. The real atm is to find the method of combining the manuriul material of the farm with such purchased fertilizers as will give the greatest net profit consistent with maintaining the productiveness of the soil. II. A. Huston, Chemist.

ing and

sale.

The City :.lection. There will be ti city election this year. Three councilnten tire to he (•liosen to succeed Mr. Randel in the first ward, Mr. Bridges in the second ward and Mr. Riley in the

third wtird.

3 And the silk fly

NECKWEAR,

One-third oft

HATS and CAPS,

One-third off

WOOL UNDERWEAR, —-One-half off on*** ^a>NECKWEAR. Si.25 and $1.00 Ties for 50c 50c Ties for 25c 25c Ties 15c, 2 r ffor 2 4c

Best Newspaper ;CATARRH

FUR INDIANA READERS IS

. THK

Indianapoli

Journal

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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 inveterate disease. It quickly destroys the nests of microbes, heals tho ulcers and restores the

senses of smell, taste anti hearing.

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to obstruct sidewalks with gates j weeks for 11 hottlc of medicine when than with fence rails or cord wood, you can get treatment at I cent a day.

Subscriptions for any magazine or paper takenat t-iis office. We will save you money tf

Mr. J. M. Crocktr Washington, D. C. Rests the Tired Brain Hood’s Sarsaparilla Gives Nerve Strength and Bodily Health Hood’s Pills are M Much in Little. M “ I have used Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pilla lor man; years and consider them the best on the market. Hood's Sarsaparilla has given me healthand 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, ana rested my tired brain by restoring sleep and invigorating my entire system. Hood’s Vegetable Pills are much in little. I uae no othera. They invigorate the liver to healthy action, act gently on the bowels,

Sar$aparilla

relieve sick headache g g and indigestion, and £ UI

assist tired

Arif, It slimild be In possession of every man w ho desires to be THOROUGHLY' POSTED ou VLLPOLIYH \L and GENERAL NEWS Topics, amt especially INDIANA NEWS The DAILY FURNISHES ALLTHE NEWS

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INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

I'OMTH AL. ANNO! N< KVII.NTS. < aiiditlnlfi for Place* on Hie Kepubll* can Couiity 'I'leket lor I Slid. In this column will he plucetl the names, as they come in, of catuliilutes for places on the republican county ticket for the campaign ol 189(5. These will he subject to the convention to he announced later:

roil HHKKIKr.

Dudley Hutcheson, of Hamricks, will De a

candidate f^r sheriff of Putnam ooMiity, February lOili, lUh, March bth ninl subject to the republican nominating con*) 10th. Iloiiie-Seekers 1 Kxcursion Tickets

will be sobl at Very Fow Rates from

Nome seekers’ m\m BIG FOUR ROUTE On January 13th. 14th. 27ilt. 28th,

ventlon.

Andrew King, of I'utnamvllle, will bea candidate for KhcrifT of 1‘ulnam county, anbjcct to the rcputdlcun nominatingoonvcntlon.

Bi.comington has a tax rat $1 56 on the $100, and the Greencastle rate is 95 cents. Greencas-

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nature to remove disease and reetore health.” J. M. Crocker, 1419 Rhode

I Wright’s Celery Capsules give 100 days’ i For sale.—Old papers, suitable for

° f freurf io'.L or^ref.fnfyo-U money. | C * U ' et * ''' hfisnd Avenue^Washlngton’, £)Tc.

.Sold by Albert Allen, Druggist. I ‘helves, for sale cheap at the Banner dec 27 d-w 5 w 1 Times office. I

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points on the Big Four Knute to many points in Alabama. Florida, Kentucky, Loiiibinmi. Mishis.ippi.Tcmn--ce, Arizona, Arkansas, Indian Territory, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, lexasaiid Virginia For full information as to rates, routes, tickets, limits, etc , call on agent Big Four Route, or ad-

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E O. M( t oiiMHK. D. B. Martin. • hks. Traffic Mg’r, Gen. Pass. A Ikt. Agt. FIRST GRAND EXCURSION Aransas Pass. Tex.. ! February Ittli.via BIG FOCU ROUTE I Tickets wilt he Hold at Very Low Kates I to the new Deep Harbor of the Gulf. . For rates, routes, limits, ct cull on 1 agent Big Four lloute.