Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 May 1897 — Page 1
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Has not Resigned.
Prof. R. A. 0;;g on Thursday vis- | ited Crawfonlsvillt* upon invitation ] I of the school hoard of that city and discussed with them the ques- ! tion of the superintendency of the . public schools there. He did not make an application for the place as the change would not have been j of benefit to him from a financial j | point of view. The visit led to the ! I repeated rumor that Prof. Ong had ] resigned his position as superin-
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Greencastle musicians will remember Mrs. ('ecilia Kppinghausen Bailey. The following is taken from the Bloomington Telephone: “Mine. Bailey arrived this morning from Louisville and is registered at
Program Completed. itendentin Greencastle. In a talk Hie Gentry. She sings the famous The program for Decoration day with Prof Ogg today he states that “•Iewel v song from “Faust” in full Saturday, May -!>, 1897, in Me- ! |e has not resigned nor will he do; ;:o9 ^ ume tonight at the May festiharrv hall at 1 :90 p. m., is ns fol- !J °> and the matter of his re-election v:l ' w 'th numerous other selections, lows, Comrade Lucius P. Chapin, here is wholly with the school From here she goes to Kansas City
board, just as it has been everv till a week s engagement at the year. He will remain if the board * hatauqua. Following this she desires it, or will retire if the board engagements in Chicago, New thinks the best interests of the ^ork Chatauqua, Mt. Lake Park, schools would thus be served. New \ork City, Boston and other There is no probability of the lat- large cities of the east. She is ter move, however, as the board is P e, ’l ,H P 8 ihe most distinguished united in retaining Prof. Ogg at, linger that ever appeared in Bloom the head of our schools, the nigh i Ington, mi l we predict that a
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4th Ind. Cavalry, presiding: M
Prayer Key. II. A. Go-
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Address Rev. II. J. Tal-
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Music Choir Reading ol President l.incoln’s Gettyshurgli Address M i»- Sidelia Starr The Soldier’s Farewell .tjuuibette Messrs. Burlingame, Howe, Rogers and
Hodges.
The procession will then In 1 formed by Commander John A. Kellar and march to Forest Hill cemetery, where the serviees will he coneltlded with the Ritual of the Grand Army of the Re-
public.
lUieuinatlsni Ho ns Ktot When there is laetic aeid in the hlood. Liniments and lotions will he of no permanent benefit. A enre can he accomplished only by neutrali/.ing this acid and for this purpose Hood's Sarsaparilla is the best riedieine because Hood's Sarsaparilla i- the only true blood purifier prominently in the pub-
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Hood’s Pills act easily, yet promptly and elleetively, on the liver and bowels.
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extent due to his splendid work in
the past ten years.
Try the “Perfect” If.iking Powder at i
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Crawfordsville’s New Supt.
CrawfordaviHe J cm nml,
The school hoard made short work of electing a new superintendent to succeed Prof. I M. Wellington and thus relieved some fifty or more applicants of further anxiety,
l he lucky man is Prof. G. F. j t | e rs
It is said that Kistine, the family full-hack of Wabash, will enter
Indiana
fall.
university next
Telephone.
The last meeting of the Priscillian society occurred on yesterday at Florence hull with the following program: Duett, Mrs. Kitchen and Mrs. Duling; oration, Mrs. Fraley; poem, “Our Priscillas’ Mrs. Tbaekery; paper on the Apos-
M. M. Want; tuis-
Class
As a prel
Reunion,
to the
sionary declamation, Mrs. Maclin; paper, Mrs. Holopeter. The president otfered some closing remarks upon the success of the year’s work and the hope that a still greater
com menre
Who opened that bottle of HIRES Rootbeer? The popping of a cork from a bottle of Hires is a signal of good health and plea-' sure. A sound the old folks like to hear —the children can’t resist it. HIRES Rootbeer Is composed of the very Ingredients the svmii*in requires. Aiding the digest Ion, soni iiing the nerves, purifying the blood. A tempernnce drink for temperance people. Made only by The Ohaile* K. Hihia Co., Phil*. ▲ packM* niakea f, gftlloQk. Hold • very*hero.
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ment of the Greencastle High school over the ^rouml. He arrived Iasi
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CUUD NEWS. Pic. I!\i i i:vhm:
Tin* Great Homeopath, has prcparcil anti put on sale at \N . W. .lonc.^’ Drug Store in Greencastle a full line of his true Homeopathic mm* Ben; by meftr> of which all alHicted people can cun* themselves. Hence g;et his little book on “Home (bites” and heal thyself. If in doubt as to your disease, or the remedy needed, yon are invited to counsel the Doctor free of ( barge at his office in When hloek Indianapolis. The following are a few of his remedies and are sold at 2. r > cents each : No. Id—Hlood Puritter and Scrof ula Cure. No. I I—Cough and ( old Cure. No..18—( atarrh ('ure(CouHtitutlonnl.) No, 7h—Latarrii Tablets (Local.)
No. ‘JO- Dyspepsia Cure.
No. 22 -1‘Ymale Disonh r ‘ ure. No, 48—Denerul Debility t ure.
No, 82*—Heart (’urc.
j No 5t>—Nerve Cu. »• < I ost N'itsility:) I No. ID -Pile Cure (Internal).
No. 72 Pile (liulmont.
No ao --Kheuiimtisiu <-ure. No. 4W—\N lioooiog Cougli < him*.
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HEAOINU NOTICKS
Urevier type, per line. Sc, One line para- , c*i\n i I araplis elm wed as oeoiipyina two lines spaec as a campaign orator tor 181)7 when 1 The following rates will be allowed only u .u r . .1 . I when cash accompanies order. they remember the fact that nearly
cents per line every city which he visited during “ ;; " the campaign of 18915 reversed its
the liftli anniversary of the graduai tion ot the class nf ’92 was cele i liritled lust night by a reunion at the home of Miss Belle Mahonv. j The eiahortilc decorations were errru-d out in yellow ainl white, the class colors. Miss Belle was assisted in receiving by her sisters Mrs. Kreigh of ’7ii and Miss Grace of ’97). The guests were very prettily ushered in by the little Misses Kreigh of Stilesville. Prof. Ogg | and Miss Ridpath were present to greet their old pupils. A joyous | time was spent by all while a de j lightful informal programme was
| rendered.
Misses Mahoney and Richardson [and Mr. Totilev furnished iustru- : mental music .Miss Lstelia Grubb j sang in a manner to make her classmates proud of her talent. Miss Maggie Richardson very tenderly remembered the deceased members in a touching memorial. Of the 3<l graduates 28 are living All joined heartily in the old school songs after which elegant ref res i men i s were served; the favors were carnations tied with the class colors. A mutual desire for an annual repititlon of the reunion
I was fieely expressed.
Kcnaston, now in charge of the I schools of Mankato, Minn. Prof, j Kcnaston was very highly recommended by Prof. A. B. Milford and at his suggestion they wired the
Minnesota man to come here if ho j interest would bc manifested by the i-ared tout his own risk and look j inem j )er# 0 f the organiiation when
they resume the meetings next
[ September.
The ( lover.lale drnphie nays Last Monday a gentleman and lady from Greencastle, were boating on the liver at Mill Grove, and while near the mill dam, accidentally dropped an oar overboard rendering the boat unmanageable and together with its occupants were carried over the dam. They sustained no injury beyond a wetting. They were supplied with dry clothing at a nearby residence, until their own apparel was dried. The gentleman in charge of the boat attaches no blame to boat owners, and signed the following card. “This certifies that the accident at Mill Grove was the result of dropping an oar in the river, and carelessness of myself the rower, Chas. Beard
<! rcencastle.”
evening at five o'eloek and at 11 o’clock this morning the contract was drawn up and signed by both parties. Prof. Kenastou has been receiving !|<I,mmi a year at Mankato, a place of 13,00(1 inhabitants, and had been re-elected for next year, but on account of the revere climate which was telling on his wife's health he decided to come further south, even at a sacrifice, for his salary here the first year will I e but -t 1.300. Prof. Wellington is paid -f 1,7)00. However, Prof. Kenastou is a man of some prop erty and does not depend entirely | on his salary. If his work is sati factory the hoard will paymore the second year. Prof Kenaston’s entire life since manhood has been devoted to educational
work.
Demochatic campaign managers j will probuOly be inclined to scale down Mr. Bryan’s schedule of prices
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And There are Others.
Terre Haute Tribune.
Nicholas Fill-eck has been to Washington and, with Congressman Faris, called upon the president. Mr. Filbeck is said to entertain the idea that, the collector
ship is not yet settled. Tiy Oi-Hin-O! Try Ornhi-O!
Ask your Grocer lodsy to show you a puck aifi- of OKAIN-O.'the new food drink that tikes the place of coffee. The children may drink it without Injury as well as the adul All who try It. Ilk.* It. GltAIN-O has that rich seal biown of Moeha or .lava, but II I.) i
usual political record and went re publican, and that of the 28 states I visited by him, only six were carried by him and five of those six tiad seldom, if ever, gone anything ! but democratic in previous cam-
, paigns.
Mayor's Proclamation.
Memorial dav in honor of the tie ceased soldiers of the Republic will he observed in this city on Saturduv the 29th inst. It is requested that alt business houses he closed from one to four o’clock p, tn. ai.d all citizens are invited to join in the exercises of the day and pay their tribute of respect to the mein ory of the brave men who gave up
Attractive Dress. their lives in defense of the eounA circle enclosing the words | t'J • Johathan Birch, Mayor.
“Purity, Strength, Perfection”
F >r Letter Heads see
The Banner Times, printers* Mrs. M. J. Oiatteo is prepared to fur-
nish cut flowers nml plants for decora-
tions. Wt3
makes the label used on Cleveland's baking powder particularly attractive. The Cleveland Baking Powder Co. has not only set a high standard for quality of goods, hut has adopted a frank method of dealing with the public, which should he followed more generally. All the ingredients used in this baking powder are published on every
label.
Bring Flowers.
Greencastle Post and the Ladies’ Relief Corps requests all citizens that can furnish flowers for deco-
The Banner Timer telepnonc news rating graves of deceased comrades
armory at 1 in. Satur-
1 guarantee the “Perfect” Bukinir Powder best grade made, only “.jet. lb T. Abrams. 172-20
Several weeks ago Miss Emma Lamb, of Economy, left for Calcutta, India, to take up missionary work in the Methodist school for L'irls at that place. Previous to her departure, it will be remembered, she was made the victim of some unpleasant comment on account of the wardrobe she had prepared. A j letter has just been received here from Miss Lamb in which she tells ! about entering upon her work The letter was written April 13th, and has been six weeks in reaching Richmond, says the Snn of that | city. Miss Lamb was a graduate of the class of 1892. She states I that there are 300 girls in the school at Calcutta, and theie is also a school for hoys, but her work is in the former. On Sunday they have six services in the church, be ginning at 7 a. m., with Sunday
the reader “that you will not be too severe in your condemnations and that you may remember that it is the baby effort of the Y. \V. C. A. at journalism.” The book is a work of merit and industry and the Indies w ho managed the several departments have well earned the hearty congratulations they are receiving. The book contains several half tones and is withal a work of art. The Banner Times job rooms did the mechanical work, with the exception of the folding, binding and tieing of the books which was done in an artistic manner by the members of the Y. W. C’. A. The books sell for 25 cents, and the proceeds will be applied to paying the expenses of the Y. W. (’. A. delegates to Geneva. Chas. A. Beard has gone to his home in Knightstown where he will remain until the opening of summer
school.
The seniors will hold a devotional meeting on the east campus next Sunday afternoon. Miss Kwing will lead the meeting. Ail are cordially invited. Mr. Darnall of Lebanon is visiting Mr. Lane ’99. Frank T. Baker returned home yesterday on account of illness. The Beta fraternity will take a drive this afternoon. They go to Mt. Meridian by way of Fern. The Alpha Phi sorority will hold a reunion at Mt. Meridian on June 5. Several alumni are expected to be present. Our famous baseball team left for the Ohio trip this afternoon at 1 :44 on the Yandaha line. The following games will be played: Ohio State university, Saturdav morning. Otterhein college Monday, Witti-nburg college Tuesday, Ohio Wesleyan Wednesday. Several of the professors gave quizes today. There will he no school tomorrow on account of the observance of Decoration day. (ieo. Terrell is rapidly improving in health. Miss Hayward ’90, will visit Alpha Phi friends soon. Miss Glaze, who has been the guest of Miss Bozeman, returned to her home in New Harmony yes
terduy.
One of the professors insists upon a little formality in his department which is rather distasteful to a few students. He requires those absent on the Glee club trip to take an extra quiz, along with others that have been absent more than four times during the term. This quiz is not over the work missed at the time of the absence, but of a general nature. All required work has been completed up to date yet he insists upon an extra test. Those vitally concerned think it is not only unjust to them hut discouraging to college enterpnse to enforce such rules. The right sort of appreciation of the valuable services of the Glee club should tend to lighten their work instead of making it more burden-
some.
I. U. Defeated.
Bloomington, Ind, May 27.—In-j dianu university lost a loosely played game to the University of Cincinnati today. The Hoosiersl had the game up to the seventh inning, but listless playing at that
point worked the usual result and 8t ‘ h ° o1 aml eni,in S with cl “" • neel
Cincinnati won out. The home j in " ut * ^ In ‘
team made costly errors and were The Jaw Bones club entertained off In base running. ' They hatred their friends at Mt. Meridian last in their usual good form, getting, evening in a delightful manner, eleven timely hits for a total of After supper appropriate toats were
All person indebted to E. C. L. Bartow will confer great tavor by calling upon him at earliest possible conv-ii-ienee. Former place of business, 15 east Walnut street. 190-3t. National League Games, Boston 10, Cincinnati 7. Brooklyn 5, Pittsburg 3. Louisville 5, Washington 0. Chicago (I, Philadelphia 3. Cleveland 8, Baltimore 7. WESTERN I.EAULE.
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close connection in Union depot. sold by all grocers.
.'vbnd news to Telephone 95. Wright’s Celery Tea cures constipation. sick headaches. 35c at drumrists.
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to bring them to the west college by 9:30 a.
day May 29.
Wright's Celery Tea regulates the liver and kidneys, cures constipation and sick headacne. 25c at all druggists.
twenty bases. Streaker, for Indiana, struck out six men at critical times and gave but nine hits. A home run by Pitcher, for Indiana, was a feature.
Indianapolis 8, Milwaukee I t. Kansas City 1, Grand Rapids
St. Paul 18, Detroit 5.
Columbus 7, Minneapolis 10.
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given by each gentleman. It is! reported that Mr. Nudal’s toast
was very “impressive.” Johnson Gets Ten Years. File ('o bill Snap Shuts has ap- Special to llamu-r Times, poured. It is issued by the Y. W. I Indianapolis, May 28—Bank C. A. and is truly a thing of beauty, wrecker Johnson of Loganaport was The publication is submitted to the today sentenced to ten years in the college world with the request op penitentiary.