Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 October 1890 — Page 2

nTE GRE EX CASTLE DAILY RAXXElt AND TIMES, OCTOBER .‘10, 1890.

OF THE MOST EXQUISITE FRAGRANCE, Pure Drugs, Baking Powder, And Spices M IMS fil TEE BEST COAL OIL,

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JONES’ BRUGr STORE.

li. F. HAYS & CO., IERCBAI! TAIL0”S Gents’ Furnishings, Huts, Caps, Trunks, Valises Umbrellas, etc. -Launiry Agents — Collars and cuffs sent every Wednesday and returned Sat-

in day.

i-OUTH SIDE OF SQUARE. MsirSIlii, REAL ESTATE, Exchange and Loan Office.

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CITY aii FAffl FEOPERTY FOR SALE.

MONEY!

1’iivate funds to lo;iu in sums of $o00 «rd over.

Oilice m Southard’s Dlock—upstairs. |

SAUCE FOR THE CANVASSThe only way to prevent Old Sandy of the Star I’ress trom breaking into the County Treasury is to send her out to “Mubbiu Ltidie . ” If Farmer Dunbar with his usual skill will insert a few' wolverine rings iu her snout, the rooting will cease. The farmers in this county have it now in their power to bo properly represented in the next legislature. They have before them a law-clerk, a (ledgling, who never c'd a day's labor in his life, whose * / recognition by the Democratic Vty has been brought about by tiis father's wealth, and an intelligent, brave, kind-hearted tiller of the soil; a self-made man whose clear head, brave heart and strong right arm stamp him one of nature's noblemen. The issue is: Ader with his record of extravagance in the last legislature or honest Aleck Hreckinridge whose callous palms attest the sincerity of his professions. Farmers, put up or shut up! i Ader, in his Belle Union speech, the | hall having been granted him through | the courtesy of the F. M. li. A., insulted them by declaring that the , farmers in the last legislature by reason j of a lack of common sense w r ere recki lessly extravagant, lie said Mr. Itrecki inridge might do to raise pigs and ' ducks and geese, but that he yas untit j to represent the county in the IcgisJa i ture. It required a thinking man.

Mr. Ader posing as the advocate of | economy is a ridiculous figure. He voted for all the extravagant measures

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I'CUL'SHKl K''KUV KVKN1.NO (EXCEPT SUNDAY. Hy MU LAUD j. BECKETT.

I of the last legislature. lie should ex I plain why he voted to pay for the extra ! services to clerks and other employes, land why such expenditures amounted to forty-six thousand dollars when the ! same services in the Michigan legislature for the same length of time cost

less than one thousand.

Kutered n. t.e 1’o.t office at Qreencastle rui./r.s second class Mutter. Oft or—Ilunncr Bunding’ on Indiana Street.

THE FLAGS OF FREEDOM To Wave from C onspicuous Points in the Ileptihllr* of the World. Washinoton, Oct. 30.-The movement on foe t am mg several patriotic societies in New York to put the ttag of our own and other republics in prominent places, contemplates, besides Hying the stars and stripes from the New Jersey Highlands, where it shall be the Hi st object seen on the way to New York from the icean. to invite the cooperation of the imtriotic societies, with u special committee there, to erect a flag at the entrance to San Francisco harbor. In the tamo way to erect a flag at the entrance to New < >rle:ins

harbor.

To erect a liberty pole, with the flag of the Brazilian rejmblioat the entrance to Rio Janeiro harbor, as an expression of welcome from patriotic contributors in /-merica to Brazil in joining the family of repuullcs. To erect a liberty p Jo, with a flag of the French republic upon it, by the side of the Hrst lighthouse seen on the French soil, entering trom the west of tho English channel, that everybody aboard ship passing through tho Engl’sh channel may se • the flag of the greatest republic in Enrqne always waving on high, kept thero"\v the contributions of the patriotic citizens of the republic of the United States. To place a liberty pole and flag in the same way on the south bank of the St. Lawrence; at the point where the lino of the United States strikes tho river. To have our committee then issue an address to the patriotic citizens resident in the republics of the world, cal'ing on them to erect or re-erect liberty poles everywhere by the side of the - .ubLo school house, and then on the FiA ;h of July next to request that every c :n munity in the republic will gather at i the public school house, by the side of the liberty pole, and under the shadow of the flag of their republic, and make it a day of grand rejoicing over tho fact that the great nation of Brazil has joined the family of republics, and that the empire of Japan hud adopted a constitutional form of government. The committee are particularly anxious to have the ceremonies in connection with the unfurling of the Atlantic Highlands flag as soon as possible. 1 while the weather is pleasant, and they would therefore ask every one to sand a contribution, large or small, at the earliest po-sible moment. Several Now York societies are taking collections to further the obove objects. Suing for a Quarto? of a SflHfoa. Nf.w Yoi:k, Oct. 30.—Guggenheimer <Sr Untermeyerhave begun eight suits in , the supreme court, on behalf of English corporations and capitalists, against Dr. • G. H. Wynkoop and T. N. Vail, to recover aliout it.'VUMO, alleged to have j been procured from them oy misrepresentation. Among the plaintiffs is Sir John Fender, whose loss is placed at 100,000. M.itli. Victim* ut Louisville. Lot ISVII.LK, Ky., Oct. 30.—Yesterday the body of an Italian was found on the I river front with several gashes in his ! I head and a knife thrust ovtr the heart. I | The cause of tho death was a mystery j j until the police obtained a clow show- | : ing that it was the work of til" Mafia. 'ii 1 -''' ctim, it is believed, was followed I I hero from New (Means. Guilty of Smu^gUtig. New York, Oct. ;'0.—-The jury in the cases of John Baker, John Hughes and Edward Baxter, who were indicted , on a charge of hinuggling, l rought in a ' verdict of guilty in the United States court yesterday. Richard Hart, also indicted for the same offense, Blended gifilty. All were remanded for sen-

tence.

WHEN MY DREAM COMES ON.

Oh, when my dream comes cm I hear Voices of master singers fill The hollow heareti ar}i iood the sphere. And hold the wild sea still. Some spotless hero riding down. To do or die at battle dawn. Clothes me in honor and renown I*ike Bayard's, when my dream cornea on. My dream comes on. and lo! th*‘ scope Of life expands and brims all space With truth, with freedom's hope. And measureless sweetness of God's grace; All hate goes out, all love comes in. All cowardice and fear are gone; There is no room for fault or sin. Or sorrow, when my dream comes on. My dream comes on and fills my soul With visions like the sky and sea; Aloft, on highest heights, the goal Is set to mark my destiny. My destiny is freedom's own. My life to ampler life is drawn. To love's ideal stature grown I triumph, when my dream comes oil My dresfm comes on; ah. let me dream. Let no rude sound my vision break, Until tho morn begins to gleam. And all the future’s song birds wake; For I am happy while I keep This sense of lapsing into dawn On some sweet current, swift and deep And odorous, when my dream comes onl —Maurice Thompson iu Pittsburg Bulletin.

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LANGDON’S. W<; have largely replenished our stock with such things as you need for fall and winter wear. Our lints of Hcsien and Underwear • Being especially complete. We have knit goods in cotton, wool and silk, made in union suits, or separate garments for ladies, misses and children, fast black, scarlet, natural and white. Hosiery for everybody, ladies, misses, children and boys. The best values for the least money—sure! THE 13. LuiOffSBOIEff GO.

Is the most ancient and most general of all diseases. Scarcely a family Is entirely free from It, while thousands everywhere are Us suffering slaves. Hood's Sarsaparilla has had remarkable success In curing every form of scrofula. The most severe and painful running sores, swellings in the neck or goitre, humor In tho eyes, causing partial or total blindness, yield to the powerful effects of this medicine. It thoroughly removes every impurity from the blood. ^ero^ifa “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 we began giving her Hood’s Sarsaparilla, a marked Improvement was 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. Jones, Aina, Lincoln County, Me. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Soldby all druggists. ; six for 55. Prepared by C. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. SOO Doses Ono Dollar

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9100 Reward. 31110. The readers of the Banner and Times will be pleased tolearn that there is at least one dreaded disease that scii once has been able to cure in all its I stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive core now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, reI quires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the skin, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease. and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials Address.I. F. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 7.5c. Oct~ml

THIUSDAY,

OCT. 30. 1800.

The '‘combine'’ to put up goods for political purposes has already become bankrupt.

Tax-paying time is a forcible re minder of the necessity for a change in the administration of county affairs.

Every workingman should remember that under the new law he has four hours to go to the polls and vote and return to his work.

No person loses his vote at the approaching election because of his tailnre to register under the provisions of the new law. The section requiring voters to register or to exhibit a tax receipt. und*>r certain conditions. has been declared unconstitutional. No doubt the fact that Indiana is under the reign of the worst form of bourbonism, has much to do with the poor showing the State makes under the vensi s of 1890. While Ohio shows a gain of 14.(>5 per cent.; Michigan, of per cent.; lowe, of 17.3G per cent., and Illinois of 24.06 per cent, Indiana's gain is 10.65 per OJUt.

Why It la Twelfth Day. . Tradition says that tho twelfth day from Christmas day was remarkat Vt for having been that upon which the visit of tho Magi took place, upon ' \ich Christ was baptized, tho water at Cana turned into wine and tho five thousand fed. For 300 years it was kept by e:vstem Christians as the day upon which Christ was t*>ni, and among ourselves it was long observed with great festivities. We are told that in tho reign of King Alfred a law was passed “by virtue of which the twelve days after tho nativity of our Saviour were made festivals.” The last day was accounted the greatest of tho twelve, and especially given up to "Christmas gambols” and tho visiting of friends. Tho custom seems long to have continued in force, for in the Sixteenth century Twelfth day seems to have been kept with as much zeal as Christmas. The roval family at court led the way, the universities and the inns of court following them in tho extent of their festivities. At tho temple the whole twelvo days were kept with great care, and many of the country gentlemen followed the same custom. In some parts of England the very poorest people contrived to keep the twelve days with such good cheer for themselves and their neighbors as their means would allow. —Exchange. A Ruasiau k-gvnd relatee that when St Joseph returned from hi* flight into Egypt he found his shoes in great want of repair, and being aware of theexoellenee of leather work tn Kussin sent them to Kieff to be mended, where they remained. It Is now reported from Kieff ihm the archbishop of St. Sophia proposes to resole the shoes and then “expose them to the veneration of the faithful”

Hsiitlwure Store Ktirne<l. Newtown, N. J„ Oct. 30.—J. \V. i Lnin's hardware store was burned yes- I terday, together with its contents. The loss is estimated at $15,000. Two adjoining buildings were also burned. Thu Weather. Cohler weather; fresh, northwesterly winds; cloudiness and rain, with flurries of snow, except in extreme southwestern Ohio fair weuth r. THi: MARKETS. Suvicw of the Stock, .Money and rattle Market* (let. 20. Will 1 Street. Money loaned nt U" "> per cent. Exchange steady; pcsted rates, 481 , J<3 48(1; actual rates, for sixty days and 486)^^485!^ tor demand. (lovernmems steady; currency sixes, 113 bill; fours coupon, 124 bid; four-aud-u-lialts, do 104^ bid. STOCK QUOTATIONS. The following were the 1 p. rn. figures: Atchison S3 Mich. Cent 93,V <’.. 15. & q KIM N. V. Cent luc C., <'., C. & St L tltp , Northwestern.. 107 1)1. iQ Hud 138b Ohio iV Miss... 27''. i)., L. Jc W....142 „ Pacific Mail....41 Erie 21 Hock Island 75V4 Lake Shore.... lo<> 7 H St. Paul LOS, L. & N 7' 7 < West, Union... 8o>^ 4'ini- iiniitl. \V II' AT—95c®•'fl .00. ( urn—Old. 5:[email protected]; new, 44@48c. Wo L—l nwosoeU tine merino. ITiglkc; k'-blooil combing. 22u'23e; metini delaine and clothing, 2:c > .4 ■; braid, 17«®18c; medium clothing, Z-QjiMir, fleece-wa»ned, fine merino, X and XX, 28(229c; medium clothing, ywfxaic. Cattle—liood to choice butchers, J3.00 ©-I.50; fair, #1.75(22.75; common, #1.00(2

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Boos—Selected butchers and heavy shipping, #4.10(21.20; fair to good packing, fd 85(24.05; common to rough, [email protected]*>; fior to good light, $3.75<g4.05, pigs, *3.25(2

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SllKKP—$2.25(24.75. LAMD>-<8.25(2-5.50. IMt t«hiir£. Cattle—Prime, #[email protected]; good, $3.70® 4.10: fair, $3 00(23.4'); stc.cxers ami feeders, #2.25®3.50; buds, slags and fat cows, #2 25(^3.50; fresh cows, #25.00(240.00. Hoos—Common to V-e-t Pmladelphlns, $3.00(24DO; fair to good mixed, #[email protected]; rougns, #3 00®8.75; pigs. $3 (X)<33X0. S'IF.EP Kxint $4.50(25,00; good, #4.30® 4.00; fair, #8.25(23.80; common, #2.00(23.00; lambs, #4 IX)(gio.7.5. ('hicaigo. Hoos—Light, #3 850 4 05; mixed, #3.7.5® 4.10: heavy. #3.7.5(24.25. l attli."- Extra beeves, #4.40®5.(X); ulcers, $8.25®'4.25; mixed, #1.00®3.(XI. SlIKEP—#0 2f.Kt5.nO. Lam n #4.50(35.71. New York. Wheat—No. 2 red winter, $1.09; December. #1.0914* Cobs—Mixed, 59)/c. Oats—No. 2 mixed, 49c, Cleveland OIL PETRO F.USI—S. W. 110 deg., 7%c; 74 I deg. gasoline, 9c; 80 deg. gasoline, 13c; 03 deg. naphtha, ;<•. Teledn. WHEAT—Cash, $1.02: December, $1.0354. | Corn—October, 54c; May, 55)fc, 1 Oats—40l

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THE Ladies and gentlemen of Greencastle and Putnam county are invited to call and examine the new and elegant stock of Fancy Stationery just received at the Banner and Times Job Printing Establishment. It is pronounced by all to be the HANDSOMEST line of goods ever offered in this city. There is no end to the Novelties to he found in this assortment, embracing as it does every variety and style of Wedding, Address and Visiting Cards, Programs, Menus, &c., Ac. Also line Stationery, such as every LADY will be pleased to add to her portfolio. The goods must be seen to be appreciated, and xvhen seen the exclamation of every beholder is, “Beautiful! Most Beautiful!’’ The most fastidious taste cannot fail to be suited, and the prices are so low that the lady or gentleman of limited means can invest. IN some one of the many “rich, rare and racy” designs and not feel the expenditure. Our stock of Script Type exhibits every kind of Penmanship, and we have experienced Job Printers who will execute your order on short notice and in the highest style of the art. Don’t fail to call and look at "oar samples, whether yon want anything or uot. Yon will agree with us that they are the tinest on earth, and that no such elegant goods were ever before offered or seen in the city of GREENCASTLE

Tiic aamwestern LiM Tho ftnost train in America, equipped with an Elt.’Kuut Dimntf-car service, runs daily between St- Louis, CiDCimiflll, AND New York and Boston. VIA THE Great 4-Track New York Central F, R. Landingpas.pnircra nt Grand Central Station In ll.e lieurt ol New York G tty, from which point atroot cars and elevated railroads con ho taken to any purl ol the city. No chang.) of car* to IIoMoii. The Southwotorn Limited makes direct connection in Union Depots with through trains from all western and southern cities. Absolutely no Ferry Transfer; VIA THE MOST COMPLETE VESTIBULED TRAIUS On the.Americnn Continent run daily between CINCIX.N ATf AND CHICAGO. BIS MB PiOUTE. Osrin O Mumuav, D B. Martin, IrutUc Manairer. (Jen'l Rassenijer Agent. Cincinnati, Ohio

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