Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 January 1894 — Page 2

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THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. MONDAY. JANUARY 22. 1S91.

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Itring on Your Fox Stories.

The Basnkk Timks published on Christmas a true snaku story and now it steps forth and presents a true fox story. Clarence Snider, of north (ireencastle, about three years njro, owned a pet fox. It was (piite young and was nothing hut a

frisky “kitten’’ in the way He made a pet of it anil

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A.tonynious cotniniiuications can not b«

ticed.

Two spletidbl SmnotiK.

Dr. G. L. Curtiss preached two | ; splendid sermons yesterday in tlie Cresliyterian church to good audiences. There are large numbers of people in Greencastle who would like to have an opportunity of hearing Dr. Curtiss regularly in pulpit work in this city. The tremendous I energy and power which mark Ids religious teaching and preaching

as well ns Ids daily work would be Death f Aarpa L. Hn«a. ° f g»W>t tervice to church work Deatli lias again entered the uni- here. Now that the DePatiw versify and taken Aaron L. Huron, trustees, in their policy of economy, a member of the class of’86, and a have seen lit to do without Dr. Curmember of Phi Kappa Psi fratern- tiss’ services, the people ofGreenitv. Mr. Huron has been sick with '‘astlc should see, if the opportunity pneumonia tor two weeks at the Phi presents itself, that his first call to Psi chapter house. Saturday lie the pastorate comes from Ids home,

of a fox. was much better and was recovering I hut there will he many calls come

placed a from the attack nicely, but Saturday IO him there is no doubt hut Green-

! night he was seized with a congest-

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vate mark upon the same. As the fox grew older, it grew tired of the restraint of city life and one bright day hid adieu to Greencastle and took to the woods. That was the last Snider supposed he would ever see of his pet. Fate had another end in store for his foxship, however. Snider is somewhat of a trapper, and in his quiet way hags considerable game. Last week he

set a trap in Hammond’s

ive chill and he began to sink rapidly. His uncle, Dr. S. 'I'. Huron, of Danville, was in the city and lias toned to his bedside. Sunday morning, at 8:1a o’clock, Mr. Huron passed over the dark river ofdeath. His parents, of Topeka, Kas., were informed of his death and his remains will he shipped today to that city. Mr. Huron was twenty-one vears old. He was much beloved

castle should have the lirst choice, as many conferences could be

searched before he located.

his superior could

l aw Violator* in tli«‘ Yandalin Yards. There is u whole lot of trouble in store for some hoys in south Greencastle. The Yuudaliu employes in this city complain loudly of the unruly conduct of boys about the station and in the yards, who make

New Heating and Bicycles

Stoves, Guns

themselves a nuisance by playing

woods and respected by his fellow students, around the depot and jumping on

Address all communications to Thk Daily Banner Times. Greencastle, ind.

<’oxokfssman Wii.sox, of tariff bill fame, is quite ill in Washington.

Tin: large running the excess.

daily newspapers are premium business to

IIawaii’s republic yet, but it has done

oughbrods in its Willis and Lil.

is a yearling ii]) three thort ime—< 'lev elarid.

The present open winter causes many people to contract cold and pneumonia. Great care should he exercise 1 during si|eh uneci'tMi) wt at her. The average country bank statements these days show that they arc being managed with more wisd 1 >ni than the treasury of the United States.

Tin* Dartiitil >1111 Dooming.

Munek* News.

The plant of the old Darnall iron works, now operated by the Muncie Muck liar company, will soon he operating in full, not only one turn duil}'. but double turn and all furnaces on. The new company have been steadily on the increase since her start last fall until now they are operating most of the mill. A deal has been consumated whereby the whole mill will be operated in both the new and old departments, |

double turn.

This new departure will be inaugurated during the present week, beginnum Monday. The Muneie company is finding a ready market for their muck bar, and have been working steadily since operations

lu»ve been resumed.

The Irondale company, of Anderson, which lately lost their plant by fire, have on hand 0000 tons of

pig iron which they are

to work.up. To do this they have rented the new mill of the* plant in ludusliv and will bigin work ;.t once. A portion of the men to he employed will he those who worked for the company in Anderson, and the rest will he former employes of the Darnall company. Iloth mills

down by the creek, baited especial ly for fox. He was successful and caught a specimen which was full grown with the exception that its body was greatly emaciated and and thin. Not knowing the reason, Snider skinned the animal for its pelt. When he reached the neck lie discovered the cause for the fox's gaunt, unhealthy looking body. There he found the collar he had placed upon Ins long lost fox. but it was so deeply imbedded in the fur and flesh that it was completely “out of .sight. - ’ Snider readily recognized it by the private mark he placed on it when the fox was Ids pet. The collar grew tighter as the animal grew older and larger, and the wonder is howl it ever managed to eke out a living so long as it did, as its neck was so compressed that it apparently was j unable to swallow the smallest article, let alone chickens and such other delicacies which delight the palate of a fox unhampered by a slowly tightening belt about Ids aesophagus. This fox story, the genuineness of which wo can hack up with affidavits, we will stack up against any other town’s fox story.

Airs. If«*nry >I«*li/.«*r Dead.

Telegraphic announcement this morning at an early hour told of the death of Mis. Henry Meltzer in Indianapolis. Mrs. Meltzer went j to Cincinnati a week ago last Sat-

Fnneral services were held at College avenue church this morning at 11:30 o’clock and from the church the remains were taken to the Vandalia depot. Dr. H. A. Gobin and Mr. Geo. Lockwood, members of the fraternity, will accompany the remains to Topeka. FD’Ctrir StrrH Eights. Now that the time of making a new contract for street lighting is at hand it is a matter of interest for our citizens to know what other eities are paying for similar sen ice. We have been furnished a list of eighteen eities in Indiana, giving the number of lights, time of contract, price per lamp per year, and length of contrac t. The lights are all 2000 candle power: Prices

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F.P.Arc. Schedule.

Mich.CIty, 76. dusk to mid. ev. ni. El wood, 31, all night ev. night, Alexand'a, 11<\ all night ev. night. Ft.Wayne, 216, moonlight, Decatur, 31, Philadelphia schcd Warsaw, 37. every night 11 p. m

(Hal. when no m.)

Wash’gton.lll, every night,

Logansp’tr, 98, moonlight schedule.lOO.W, Franklin, '.3, 12 m. every night, 75.00, Peru, 52, all night, 85.00, Bloom’ton, 25, m’nlight till mld-nl, 00.07, Southiiend.lOH, all night ev. night. 100.c I,

(Midnight, $70.i;3.)

Greenfleld, Ift, midnight ev. night, 70.00,

Bedford,

Brazil,

Jeif’sonv’e,

. $75,00,

00.00, 00.00, 125.00, 80.00, 08.00, 71,0!),

(Gas for fuel.)

31, midnight ev, night, 75.00, 58, Philadelphia soiled., 75.00, 56, ev. night to 10 p. in., 90.00,

1st 45 lamps, $85 Pal.

Shelbyvllle, 54, ail dark nights, 75.00, roEbiaCity, 35, every night 12 m., lo.oo. Our I nele John Talks to Them.

Anderson Bulletin.

Said Uncle John Daniels,

the

urday to visit a sick relative and,

her return the first of last merr y cobbler * in the basement of week stopped at Indianapolis with tlie P 08tomco » ns he lo<,i{L ' ,1 " v '“ r hi8 ‘ her sister, Mrs. Stevenson, gl.e' ln9t evenin g : “ Wel1 now * was there taken ill and her l,us.> st ,ook “L that, ‘^re’s a fellow

hand summoned. Mr. Meltzer at once went over and was with her all j

from New York at Wnshmuton,who wants to buy .$50,000,000. worth of

wok. ib-r illness was imemiuitii'i. " I'V' - '"t- of hut was not considered critical tin- inom \'- I tell \<>u that New til yesterday. About one o’clock ^ olk is some I Ihed there fourthis morning a message via the ( * een ■' oa,: ‘ when that Jersey ( ity preparing j uort|l dtlD „ t n p pr j 8ed the children. ' v:is little g ftr(1 ' -n affair - Alll < Misses Tillie and Clara and Master * l01n there *1 went to * onneeticut Fred of the serious condition „| i h>r a few years.” Then Uncle John

tiicir mother and they left ou one of the early morning trains before daylight for Indianapolis. A later

one via the* Western Union tliisj Till, sdipmo Aiigiit in. \>orkeu n,.ie.

morning announced Mrs. Meltzer’s death which occurred near mid-

and otf moving trains. Hardly day jiasses without some parrow escape from accident to some boy. As there is a law against the practice, the local authorities will no doubt soon make an example of some boy and cause him to pay a heavy fine. It is hoped this warning will break up the dangerous

play.

Ill* > liotihln’i l'ru!iii*4* So Promiscuously. A fellow said yesterday in a tone that indicated he felt rather smart: “I’ve been solicited by nearly every candidate that's running on the ticket, and I've promised everv one my vote, and they believe me, too. by there are a couple of men who are after the same county otliee w ho believe me their friend, in fact I am, but they think I am talking

I meet one or the other

he stops to tell me

how his chances are improvin'*, and I keep up the game by saying I’m glad to hear it. Now I'm afraid tho’ll get on to me and I'll lose the friendship of both.”

TIm* Outlook for !«•«*.

The owners of private iec houses are greatly disturbed for fear that they shall he unable to lay in a supply ot the frigid chunks this season as ice thick enough to cut rarely comes here after the middle

of January.

South GroenciiMth*. Emmett Green was tin* guest of Henry Ash and wife over Sunday. North Grvouci'**! I«*. A wedding U expected to occur in this end in the near future.

invented a

FOR CASH

-At LOWER FIGURES than ever before.

JOHN OOOK,

The SOUTH GREENCASTLE HARDWARE DEALER.

3E3COTJ SIS* Z^GNGTAV, JHIS.22. R. E. Davey's Great Sensational and Picturesque Production,

P'-r iHinp tract t hem up. per year. yrs. 1

every day and

A strong cunt, liumUxI by tin? powerful emotional Heiress. 3VLXE53 vJ0-A.XnT Cp T—, \—; i •■»'<•! Fr.iiiiv * imi di oi.!. ’’ho U alerf'ail Heal u ater. P*i-iirUHe ( anyon, the '— ti— 'ii* * , vi' ■' t te* l.hLittih; ' Ell'ct. tie* -i ai»e In MM-* )eenn. the I*retl>’ Quakereim noin K>, ketI’s i iorn r-’, tlu.* Realistle vt »rm l the intiTes-Ingspecialiies. PrfiCES 3:3 AND -30 CZNTS. SECURE SEATS AT

m ‘v.l irrH^n i rmrmyntrir^rrrrrr ny furnace utilized.

lii mu.

in Indianapolis.

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Funeral arrange-

Field Corporation shows a debt of

.$8o00. We presume that

■ nine, ih'iiiitpw.

lie s A tier Digger i Illoomidgton Telephone.

- w .L '•. J. E Ll v 'X x *i, if 'V ■ U i; tie, telegraphs Congressman Cooper .that he is not a candidate for pension agent and did not want it. Petitions have been coming to Mr. Cooper in Colonel Matson's behalf

from his friends who had not con- Meltzer will suited him on tlie subject. To as on q ie n0(1

certain Colonel Matson's wishes in the matter. Mr. Cooper telegraphed him and received the above reply.

Tilt! Weather.

The indications for this

for the coining thirty-six hours are as follows as received by H. S. Renick <V Co. from the official weather bureau at Indianapolis:

Indianapolis, Ind., Jan, 22. Much colder, fair on Tuesday.

Haiikinuton.

Hillv Thompson has

trap to catch sparrows for his live

bird shooting match.

A full train-cf cuttle went southover the Monon Saturday, < n rnn:e from Chicago to Kentucky feeding

grounds.

Business has so decreased at the Monon that they are cutting down

resumed his money subjeo? r.nd held t ' H ' h>ree rapidly. Already several to it while he pegged away on a pair telegraphers were cut otf and offices of shoes. j closed, and more reduction of em-

ployes is yet expected.

New York Sun. There is a current rumor this

The annual

report of the Yale morning that

a young couple who

-'iCUJiJb’r.J.iiLi.hist, 'liylit w.f,!

going to Illinois

men Is and particulars are anxious !y awaited by the numerous friends -or.ffi T.ii7.,?T tf..« news of tlie death lias been a great

shock.

The latest news, through Mr. Charles Meltzer, from Indianapolis is that the remains of Mrs.

arrive here tomorrow Vandalia train, and

on Wednes

the funeral will occur

day afternoon.

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vicinity i'y . Allen, manager uf Arthur

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Eggs, tresb, Hiibjeot to candling Butter fresh roll Butter No. 2

the cor- elopers «nd were

potation will provide for the delic- to be married, not being able to obteney by passing a by-law directing tain a license here on account of

WJ'L entrance! tjffc Ihex^arj* j'ro,,^t^ ^f

to games on the Held shall he I country hereabouts, and their

charged next year. Why should names could not be learned. the collegians fail to make use of ————-—

• , rhomas Murphy, a passenger that almost inspired tinancial scheme for lilling the pocket byemtying it, invented by Prof. Wilson! the great Shenandoah economist.

ruining Attra<‘tton.

“Enemies lor Life” the author

Thomas iuurpny, a

brakeman on tlie Monon and a re* ident of this city, was tlie victim of a serious mistake Suturday night at Louisville. Tom went into a restaurant and put ins overcoat on a stool and got something to eat.

hay brought forth the true elements . . . ,, , ,, . . n 1 As lie arose to leave the restaurant

he picked up an overcoat belonging to a Pullman conductor, thinking

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of nature and places them as a picture before our astonished gaze. The play is one of great melodra malic power and pathos. The ,i, , part of “Naomi" is one most beautiful in conception and is rendered in capital style by Miss Joan <'ravan, an actress of marked ability. The supporting company is exceptionally strong.— HitUiiiiorc Sim. It

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went down to

to look into the matter. Tom wired Ins folks this morning that he was all right and would be up on

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it was his own. The conductor swore out a warrant for Tom's ar-

rest. Tim Murphy, of this city, _ ~ Louisville yesterday La C. UriLrs C. W. GABLk_,

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