Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 November 1890 — Page 2
rllE GREENCASTLE DAILY BAXN Eli AND TIMES, NOVEMBER 3, 1H90.
ESKF IT JVEES OF THE MOST EXQUISITE FRAGRANCE,
Pure Drugs,
Baking Powder,
And Spices
If MS, il THE BEST COAL OIL,
SOIILID jit
JONES’ DRUG STORE.
li. i\ HAYS & 00., MEMITAIlfS Gents’ Furnishings, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises Umbrellas, etc. — Laundry Agents — C >llnrs and culls sent every Wednesday and returned iSaturd ty. bOUTH SIDE OF SQUARE. SteeilBrii REAL ESTATE, Exchange and Loan Ollice.
Head This! Han to Vote—To vote a ticket straight the voter will stamp the square opposite “Republican Ticket” and no other. IfH is intended to vote a mixed tleket, he will then stamp the square before the name of each candidate for w.i jm we votes and NOT stamp the square at the head of the ticket.
All Kinds of
CITY ai FIRM PROPERTY FOR SALE.
The now Mississippi Constitution is not to bo submitted to h rote of the people, the Convention having peremptorily tabled a resolution pro- j vidiug for such action. This is the only instance where the people of a State have been denied the privilege of passing upon such a measure, which is equivalent to a denial of the highest right of self-government.
DEPAUW NOTES.
MONEY!
Miss Bmle Neff has typhoid fever. 1 About 340 from Greencastle and many j from Indianapolis and other cities wore the Del’auw colors, “old gold,” nt the j
I'riv.ite funds to loan in sums of $oOC game Saturday, which resulted in a de ard over ! <or ^ el ’ a,,w by a score of 18 to 0.
j DePauw lacked the proper training and
Office in Southard’s Block-upstairs, played in what is termed “hard hickV' j 255 tf The team will he materially changed
for the i’urdue game here next Satur-
day.
Both the college papers by mutual agreement will change names and have
different names.
The sacred concert yesterday afternoon was a very enjoyable musical treat for the large auuiepce present.
Entered ». W- Post offloe at Grvcnoasile . > oil ..fas second class Matter. | Ml93 Cora Ebbiughouse has returned
home. Offloo—Iianner Building on Indiana Street.
DailvBiiiiiieraiidTiii!!.
PUBLORKl B'-ICUY KVEMNCKBXCKI-T SUNDAY llv Mil LAUD .J. BECKETT.
Miss Levy is a Theta.
ciincr-mD-rirm oa-titc = l Minor » Rn al game at half SUBSCRIPTION RATES. bacl< y aturdaVt TO MAIL SU HSC U I HE US. I One Year, in advance $gw ( oacher Tarlton will be with the team SI* Months in advance 2.5c all Week. Three Month in advance f 1 J,, w j, V Vilcox, -SO. of Chicago, is in One Month in advance 45 | the City. DELIVERED BY CAUIEU. voting I*lacew. Per Week io Cents j q'here are nine precincts in GreencasPersons dc-sirinir Tire Dau-v served at tie township and city, and the tollowtheir homes can secure it by postal card re , are lhe votInK ,, lace9 in each: quest. here dellrorr Is Irregumr, please tuakfiimmediate complaint to the office. | lowNsim*. P*Tfone going abroad can have The Daily N^orth PfPCitlCt—I3dyn0 S SciW-lDill. rent to tbem at any point they may de- Fox Uidffe Precinct—Fox Ridirp St»h sire, and the atldn^s ehanged as otii-n a* 1 * u * u r» e 1 r ox niu^e otu. may be required. Ther^ is u gro it deal ot House. Rlime'paptw*when'ubs'ent.^PrieeTi^centa per I J'-ction BrecincL-Junction School week. J House.
CITY.
A t ranS; in Chul cli. PnoviDENcd?, R. I.. Nov. 3.—Yesterday a stranger appeared in the Church of the Sacred Heart in Pawtucket. w.:ere s< rvievs were being held, and threatened _ to kill Father Fitzgerald, Raying: “No one can pul! a revolver on me.” He was seized and taken to the elation. He gives his name as JiimeCYlliher and says he lives at Central Falls. In his pockets were found two rockr, of very largo size, it is believed that he is a relu ions crank.
I ~ Accoittmodu Ung:.
Visiting southerners—at least those from 1 cxiia—are not at all pleased with the rush of northern railroads, if we may : ve Maj. Martin, of 1 t state. They are used to a very different sort of dre iiurs. By way of illustration the.major
tells this story:
I rm-.cmber that a woman one evening asked the conductor of a train in my Utc to stay at a certain place ail night. She wanted to spend lhe night with some friends, she Raid, and if he didn’t oblige her she should have to wait twen
j ty-fonr hours for a train.
The conductor said he hated to be disj obliging to n lady, bat lie didn’t like to' delay the other passenger.:. Finally he agreed to talk it over with them, and we decided that if her friends would give us lodging and breakfast we wouldn't mind an extra day spent on
, the way.
The train waited half air hour while she got off and consulted with her friends, and just as we were about to leave the place she came and told us that they had agreed to the term*, The iires in the engine were banked, and the train left on the track. Next moriring. after a comfortable night spent in the farm house, we left the place twelve hours lute. Talk aliout accommodating railroads’—New York Tribune. Room for Snuptalon. The Rev. Sampson Doolittle lives in the suburbs. The other evening he met Brother Reachup in a back street, strolling carelessly along with an empty bag on his shoulder. "Hi. Brer Reachup,” said the Rev. Mr. Doolittle, "whu’ yo’ gwun so sly wid dat bag dis houli in de elierniu"/" "I hopes yo’ don’ spec’ Tse after chickens, Brer Doolittle!” exclaimed Brother Reachup indignantly. “Sho!” replied the Rev. Doolittle 1 "Did I sht’s 1 spec’s yo* oh dat? But 1 i gob jes’ hynh to say. Brer Reachnp, an’ j dat is. ef 1 draps into yo' house t’muh’ to dinnah an’ axes yo’ fo’ a wing an’ a | piece oh de bress’ an’ de piece dat goes ! ober de fence las’, wid plenty oh gravy, I an’ yo’ says hain’t got no chicken. I'll spec’ yo' ob p'varicatin’, Brer Reachup, : dat's w'at I will.”—Chicago Special ! Press Bureau. Submarine Telephoning. At the Newcastle meeting 1 gave reasons and experiments which led to the conelu ' sion that telephoning between I.oodoD and I Paris was practical. New and distinct : overground lines of four copper wires are I now being erected by the respective gov ! ernments from each capital to llie coast, I and a new cable, the joint property of the two governments, will bo laid during this I year between the Kent coast and Sun ! finite to connect these two lines. There will thus ha two metallic circuits ! between the two capitals. The k r. that is, the product of the capacity (k) and the I resistance (r) of each circuit, upon which [ the clearness of the articulation depends. I will be 5,900, indicating that speech should I
be excellent.
A somewhat similar circuit lias been es- ] tablished since October, 1880, between | Buenos Ayres hmI M ntevideo under my! advice. The cables across the La Matte ! are each twenty-eight iii»Ies long, for there i are two separate single wire cables, and | the total distance between the two cities is 180 miles. Subscribers who have metallic circuits in each city have no difficulty whatever in speaking to each other from their respective offices, although the k r is as high as 10,400. The cable across the channel will he a ‘ four wire cable.—W. II. Praece in Elec- ! trical Engineer.
Two of Hi* Plerrepout*. One of the best known men In yachting circles is John .lay Pierrepont, of Brook lyn. For years he has been a familiar face of yachting events on yachtboard and on cruises, yet although a wealthy man he has never owned or chartered a yacht until this year, ami it was only at the July meeting that he was elected a member of the New York Yacht club. But while he did not have a yacht of his own, lie was always a welcome guest on the yachts of his friends, of whom he has a host. This fact probably had something to do with his non-appearance for so long in t-ho list of yacht owners. Besides his brother-in-law, Rutherford Stuyvcsant, of this city, has for years owned one of the finest and most luxurious appointed sailing yachts in this country, the schooner Palmer. A good story is told of Mr. Pierrepont’s grandfather, Hczekiah Pierrepont, who came to this city from New England somewhere about the beginning of the present century. He brought a letter of introduo tion to William Constable, one of the lending merchants of the day, who after reading it said to himsomewhat gruflly,“'VVhat do you joting men keep coming here from New England for?” "To make business, marry your daughters and wind up your estates.” promptly replmd the young New Englander. The retort so pleased the old merchant that he took the young man to hi., home and introduced him to Lis family. And tiie young man made good his saying by marrying the old man’s daughter and winding up his estate. The old Constable residence stood at the corner of Wall and William streets, on the site now occupied by the Bank of New York.—New Y'ork Times.
dcro^ifa Is the most Ancient ami most general of all diseases. Scarcely a family Is entirely free from it, while thousands everywhere are Ms suffering slaves. Rood’s Sarsaparilla has had remarkable success in curing every form of scrofula. The most severe and paiufai fanning sores, swellings in the neck or goitre, humor In the eyes, causing partial or total blindness, yield to the powerful effeeis of this medicine. It thoroughly removes every Impurity from the blood. Serafula " My little daughter’s life was saved, as we brjjeve, by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Before she w as si* months old sho had 7 running scrofula sores. One physician advised the amputation of one of her fingers, to which we refused a-vent. When we 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 bealtby.” U. C. Jones, Aina, Lincoln County, Mo. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by ail firagRlsts. #1; sixforf5. Prepared by C. I. MOOl> A CO., Apothecaries, Lcmell, Maw.’ IOO Ooscb Ono Dollar
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Reading notices 2 cents per line each Inser- , ion Hates for ulsplay advertisements given ( vlllice.
on application.
First Ward North Precinct—Clerk's
MONDAY.
NOV. 3. 18dC.
To-morrow will tell the story.
Delays are dangerous. Vote eai ly.
First Ward South Precinct—Sherifl's
Office.
North Precinct—Second Ward—Allen’s Marble Shop. South Precinct Second Ward—Ashton’s Tin Shop. Last Precinct Third Ward—‘Engine
House.
West Precinct Third Ward—Hat-
field’s Shoe Shop.
11 r-ii 1 ICMiilc TnillKferx.
Sarah E. Rice to John W. McKee,
land in Franklin Ip., $7S6.
The President is coming home to .John \V. McKee to Joseph A. Mcvote the Republican ticket. Every Kee. <184 acres in Jackson and Franklin friend of good government should tps., S1.Y.100. do likewise. j Wm. L. Silvey to Ohas. W. Silvey. - | land In Jackson tp., S33-5. Senator Sherman hit the nail Laura B. Allgood to Cordelia Gordon,
A fi ll vote is the only thing necessary to insure a glorious Republican
victory to-morrow.
13 acres in Jackson tp., $390.
M. M. Butcher to Geo. S. Frank, 40
square on the head when ho said that "as a universal rule, wherever we
have by protection established in ! acres in Clinton tp., $2,300. this country the manatacture of any James Shoemaker to James M
article, lhe re-mlt has been a reduction of the price.” Such a fact, and
f!Hld24
BICYCLES ANTI Bieye!? 5 ur ?^ r ‘ es '
M.
Shoemaker, land in Floyd tp.. for love. James P. Priest to Albert F. Key.
it is an indisj utable one, refutes the whole theory of the free traders about the burdens of lhe tariff.
Again we repeat, don’t scratch or nmtileat yonr ballot, stamp the ticket or candidate for whom you desire to vote, and then fold each ballot so that the initials ot the polling clerk will appear on the outside. Observe these three simple rules, and all will be well.
land in Clinton tp., $600.
F. P. and James O. Richardson to Jesse Jackson, land in Jackson tp.,
$1,400. Riii-klen'fi Arnica Salve,
The best Salve tn the w »rl Ifor c its bruises, sores, tetter, chapped lumps, chilblains, coins and all akin eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or Honey refunded. Price 26 cents per box. For sale at Allen’s drag aterv, A'bei t Allea. prep. 7yrl 481
Information at Once. A few days ago an employe of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad shops waa standing at the side of the shop facing on the tracks when he espied a well dressed, nice appearing man walking from the south, and evidently counting ties through lack of funds. Thinking that the man must have been to the races and become broke he determined to have some fun with him. When the traveler reached anoint nearly opposite to him ho Lnsinuut ingly called to him, and asked if he was busted. His solicitude awakened a responsive chord in the pedestrian's heart, and he answered hack that he would come aver and explain. He came, and in about two minutes after his arrival he had the shop man so completely whipped that no other explanation was necessary. Then muttering about carefulness of speech he left his vie(Mil thoroughly satisfied in every respect, and proceeded on his \v«ty.—Hartford Courant. Naval Training Scbnsl. Residents of Beakskill have decided to establish a naval tra-uiugschool for the purpose of instructing young men in navi gation. A Stock company has been formed with a capital of 835,000 ii* shares of $1 each. It is proposed to call tt the Hudson River Navigation Training school A vessel is to be employed, which is to be a full rigged ship, 270 feet in length, iiO feet beam, 21’b-t in depth of hold aud to have a capacity for accommodating ICO cadets. The cadets will be continuously on board the ship, under the supervision of a corps of instructors. It is believed that such a school will be of assistance to candidates for admission to the naval academy at Annapolis, by enabling life students to understand the principles of navigation before entering the institution.—New York Tribune. Joseph Medill. editor of The Chicago Tribune, is reputed to bo one of the richest newspaper men in the United States, his fortune being estimated at from £4,000,000 to 85,000,000 Me 1ms three daughters, but no son, to succeed him in the large busi ness ho has built up. He is C5 years of age, and spends from elglit to ten hoursa day in The Tribune office.
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