Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 October 1890 — Page 2
riTE GItEEXCASTLE DAIET BAXXEU AM> TIMES, OCTOBER 27, 1890.
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We make. Pure Pepper, Ginger and Cinnamon we grind.
We Sell the Best Coal Oil Our Lamps are Very Cheap.
Try Jones’ Drug Store.
Use Hose Toilet Cream for Chaps Chafes. ’Tis delightfully soothing.
and
B. F. HAYS & CO., BEMiT mm Gents’ F'lrnisliiugs, Hats, Caps, Trunks, i Valisiies Umbrellas, etc. -Laundry Agents.— Collars and culls sent every Wednesday and returned Saturday. fcOUTH SIDE OF SQUARE.
an income tax in order to raise the money to pay the soldiers’ pensions. Inasmuch as an income tax is the most odious method of raising revenue, the purpose of the Bynum Amendment was to render soldiers’ pensions as offensive as possible. Cooper’s friends deny this, but the facts are fully shown on page 11310 Congressionai Record—Feb. 15, 1890. street
0.'d soldterB, .pot Mr. Cooperl \ .‘ft™ ,1!!” . .... I quarter gale of wind that v.aa blowing, i on can L irust a white eyed man, a caused the tiro to spread with lightningwhite eyed horse or a white eyed hog. like raudity, and beloro o’clock in tiio
Mobile, Alabama, Visited by a Disastrous Fire. OVER HALF A MILLION LOSS. The Cotton Cin mxl Shipping District Dextroyed—Throe Steamers mid Other Small floats Durncd—The Fire i>t*i'iirt-
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M' hiLE, Ala., Oct. C7.—A fire began about 12:40 o’cock yesterday afternoon and resulted in the most disastrous confingrati n that ’ v 'ol ile has had since the war. The fire began in a shingle mill and factory near the river front just outside the northern boundary of the city limits. A strong wind tr m the northeast, perhaps a twenty-mile breeze was blowing, and the dames soon communicated to the cotton warehouses which line the river trout from I Beauregard street, the northern boun- . dary, southward, six blocks, and from the river front westward, to Magnolia j
street, three blocks.
From the shingle mill to Goodman's 1 ware house on the block bounded 1>y . Beauregard, Water and Lipecomn streets the distance is about six hundred yards and almost as soon as smoke was seen issuing troiu the roof, the cotton blu/ed up. in Goodman’s thore was stored about I'OO bales of cotton and the sparks from this cotton carried by the wind next communicated the flames to Brown avenue, running back to Magnolia street to the fioutnwest to the Mobile oil nulls, which was next south on the east side i f front street, and to the wharf front of tlie Mobile and Birmingham Railroad company, which fronted on the wider from Beauregard to Lipscomb
Antiquity of W«»urln5 Mourning. The custom of wearing mourning for deceased relatives and friends is of extremely ancient origin, dating back to a remote period of history. Even seuiibarburous nations observe this time bon ored fashion, although, as a rule, they do not mourn in dismal black as does the enlightened Christian.—Jenness-Mil ler Magazine.
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Old Sandy of the Star-Cress has a
white eye. Don't trust Idm.
afternoon it looked as if the tire would spread froui end to end of the water fiont of the city. Before the Mobile oil mills in that company’s water slip, were two steamers, the Jewel and Mary Elizabeth, and also the steamer Helen S, the tug Margaret l.unhard and the government snag boat Warren. Half a
The Star-Press says Dunbar was a partisan trustee, but.is too false to add that he was elected the first time by a
liPlo over 100 majority, the second ^ .... r r. r ^ 1 is" kip sswfts is How the old sow ics. I Jewel and the Alnry Enzabetb, which t*. I , , . 1 burned rapidly to tho water» edge. 1 he - tar-1 ress aiiswerg inquiries 1 The flauies s .vepi on down tho wharf from Brown county. It charges thAt t- t of the city. At the ne IP Mwj. DunbarImShitherto affiliated with Routing I'-.v'.-e 1 t f Ada..:., .irre. t. the Republican party, but fails to gC | J"’u,,, lannche*ard f!m7or far enough to say that he is a member and timbei tug.-, nil of which wore got of the F. M. li. A. and that he is in full into midstream vi h only slight injury, sympathy with the farmer’s movement:' exc VP t , th( ' stca , m , e , r and the naptha ti.nt , yacht General l-owler.whiihwer dethat for thirty yeuis he has lived upon utroyed in a few moments. The water a farm, works upon a farm and that front wharves were entirely burned he is a plain farmer—nothing more— from Beauregard street on the north to without any other occupation. ^ Loms street, tho names leaping the ,, , , . , wharf sbis as hurdle racers over a
i lie plows, lioes, hauls and to^s as is L^one wall.
known and undeuied tiy every man in A luge amount of cotton which was
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| the county. Why did not the loath-;closely packed in tha ware houses and
Private funds iu sums of $d00 some Sandy Sow say so. Truly, a (light- ^ ’ the a ,t' c r i ■ ,11’ ‘ wTilch 0 f-d^The
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prostitution—lying.
Scrofula Is the most ancient amt most general o( all diseases. Scarcely a lamily Is entirely free from It, while thousands everywhere are Its suffering slaves. Hood’s Sarsaparilla has had remarkable success In curing every form of scrofula. Tho most severe and painful running sores, swellings In the neck or goitre, humor In the eyes, '.ausii.ff partial or total blindness, y'eld to tho powerful effects of tins medicine. It thoroughly removes every impurity from the blood. " My little daughter’s life was saved, as we believe, by Hood's Sarsaparilla. Before she was six months old she had 7 running scrofula sores. One physician advised the amputation of one of her fingers, to which we refused assent. When wo began giving her Hood's Sarsaparilla, a marked Improvement w as noticed and by a continued use of it her recovery was complete. And she Is now. being seven years old, strong and healthy.” B. C. Joxks, Aina, Lincoln County, Me. Hood's Sarsaparilla Hold by all druggists. 01; six for 05. Prepared by C. I. HOOD A CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. IOO Doses One Dollar
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A tU’ittion, K<ppublicans. Rooms or thb IlKPrifLiCAN State Committee. Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. 27, 1S90.1 Tu the Hopubhcnne of bulinna— Victory is wiiliiu our repcli, but much
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lev of tho material, which
flames, made the lire an intensely hot one. and the liij^h wind caused it to spread s > rapidly that it was impossible for the fire department to do mure than
stand idly by and see it burn.
The tiro burntd rapidly ubio.ik the cotton ware li .us< a and presses. When Gol dman's ware house was iu a blaze smoke was seen issuiui; from Brown's jc tton ware house roof, a sunaro away,
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.woik must be done to secure it. Our I on the northeast comer < f Water street, advices from alt parts of the State are and at the same moment tho Gulf City l of such :i character as to satisfy us that S'* 1 ou T* H ' l ‘ ;l st Mile of i ommcrco, „. . . . .. .. between ..dams anil Lipscomb streets, eflicient woik fiom lais tiran on will with ware house, which was stored full ffive us the State as well u an increased of cotton oil, oil cake and meal, blazed j
Hold. Stanton J. Poole, represen it ion in the Legislature and • ■ men the
iu Congress. AbsenJ voters should be
Milton Trusler,
Candidate for Secretary of State and
will speak at the Comt House, TUESDAY, ICT. 28, at 1 p. E
Farmers come out.
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euumsnn uvcuy evi-ningibxcuptsunuay.
Bv MU LAUD J. BECKETT.
in the vicinity had to tlce from the ad-
inuuceii u> return ana voie. a no vni- v . n( . in „ There was now no stun eis sin uld be instructed bow to vote, to tlu fl.imos except by ade peusuuon of A full vote should be sectucd. If these i roviilence. things are done, we aie certain to carry !. -'■hnost hnmedmteiy the fl.unes spread
I the State. Let every
and thus earn the right to rejoice over ' Ueiclniu;- ITi or were il .vroyed. a glorious victory. proiierly il< stroyed is a.O'.O bales of cot-
I Lyons artitieuil ice f.u-'ory on Com-
U puidican do his Jduty. im vce anil St. Anth.mv >:n-c:s aud tlie
The
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BradQeld’s Female Regulator worked liks a charm; improvement been wo if 6 derful; cannot express my gratitude.
Office--Danner Building on Indiapa s-trcct. : Wish every lady afflicted would try it.
Entered n. t..e Tost olfice ut Urceccastje
Ind., as second class Mutter.
L. T. Mu tieneu. Chairman. Fuank M. Millikan..Secretary.
ton. three .-t»-a: its. one na; h i hunch, eleven iveight oars, grain-lailnu. belonging to the Mobile and Ohio Railroad c 'lupany, tivo empty box cars of tho Mobile and Birmingham r> ad, two wood and coal yards, three cotton com-pre-si rs and eight cotton ware houses, th“ ten If City i il mill arid ware home, the Mobile phosphate and chemical
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I know it would cure them. Mus. Ltl-; winks, the Gage-Lyons ii <• factory, and la A. Long, Spring Grove, Fla. Write j nuniurou-s small busaie-.s houses ia the
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MONDAY.
OCT. 27. 1800-
Do not mutilate your tickets. Leave your lead pencils at home on the.tiret Tuesday in November. A full vote is the only thine: necessary to secure a Republican victory.
The best way to vote a scratched
ticket is to stamp the square to the
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A Crochet Need?© in Her ttreaHt. A strange unit probably fatal accident occurred to t.ie little 5-ycar old daughter of Mr. John Burns, a well known citizen of Manchester. Tho little girl, partially disrobed to be put to bod for the night, vvioi watching some member of the family overhauling the contents of a bureau drawer, and picked up from it an old fashioned, small, steel crochet needle. She was playing with the little implement unobserved, when she suddenly cried out that it -s-a* sticking her. An examination was made, mid it was soon discovered that the needle hod almost disappeared in her breast, only a portion of the hooked end being visible. An attempt was made, but unsuccMafully, to withdraw it, and then Dr. John F. B. Weaver was hastily summoned. Before his arrival, however, the ueodle had entirely disappeared from sight, and he was unable to locate it by probing. Internal hemorrhage and expectoration of blood ensued, and every attempt of the child to take anything, even water, is followed by vomiting. Dr. Weaver thinks the needle must have grazed :i*<t slightly injured the lieart and also penetrated the lung. The little girl is in a very critical condition.— Cor. Baltimore American.
(iluilKtouu's Long Sentence*.
Lord Hurtiugton’e humorous allusion to the length of the sentence he quoted from Mr. Gladstone's speed) to the Wesleyan Homo Rulers was not without reason. Mr. Gladstone’s verbosity is incurable. It is conj stantly breaking forth in long winded sen-
farmers, but the ! tenci-s, not only in speeches but in writing.
•wot fof-* «T
is au equally popniar one with them. nU speeches in the house he delivered a
sentence which lasted five minutes by the
Every old soldier in this Congress- reporter’s watch, ami would have filled . . » over a quarter of a column of rpace hod it ional district should be tolcr that been written out in full. Seeing that this Cooper voted for the Bynum amend-, sentence contained about coo words, the
-«t 10 the Pension l„w. TLis pro-
vision authorizes Congress to levy | Loudon Court Journal.
ported. The wind died away about n p. iu., and the tire department then
got tiie fire under control.
When the ammonia tank in the ice factory exploded it seemed to stay the progress of the flames to the southward. The losses amount to over :!><>50,000, the principal ones being as follows; Stewart Ar Butts' shingle mill. £17,00 >; Collier's cotton compress and ware house, owned by G. M. Townsend, New York. )f70,UOO; Taylor's cotton compress nnd ware house, owned by John L. Taylor iV Company. New York. $2.'»,000; Merchants’ cotton press and w.-ire 'souse, owned by '(J. B. Thomas nnd others, $:JO,OOD: Brown's cotton ware house, owned by Be*tee & Barker, ijsiO.OOif; Goodman's cotton ware house, owned by Barker & Levy, if 10,000: Selma cotton ware house, owned by E. W. Townsend, New Y- rk. $I0.1M)0: Truwitt ware house, owned by John T. Taylor, $10,000; Emanuel warehouse, owned by Emanuel estate. $10,000. Tho ware houses and cotton presses contained altogether about 5,(W0 bales of cotton, all
destroyed. Loss $281,500.
The Mobile and Birmingham tempo: ary freight depot was burned entirely: loss of freight *400. Gulf City Oil mill and ware house and stock, owned by the cotton oil trust, loss on building, machinery and stock IJIo.OOO: Mobile Phosphate and Chemical work's ware house and stock sfAO.ooO: Gage Lyon's ice factory $40,000; Gulf City Coal company office, coal and wood $8.0(10; Mobile and Birmingham road freight cars $2,500: Mobile and Ohio railroad freight cars and cbntonts $8,000; sundry other losses $20,000. Tito cotton is ail fully insured. It is impossible to give dt-tails of insurance now. Outside tf cotton the insurance is estimated at
$180,000.
A Conductor Ccinturcd. Reaping, Pa., Oct. 27.—Tho coroner's jury has rendered a verdict that the acc.dent resulted from an open switch and censured the conductor of the shifting engine for carelessness in not havthe switch closed before the arrival of the passenger train.
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