Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 February 1894 — Page 2

THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. MONDAA. FEBRUARY o, 1891.

DAILY BANNER TIMES ire now .-onvinee.) that' it stands i CANNING FACTORY PROPOSITION.

, for “queered.” John was queered >i r . o. Hnbi.Hi, uroaer, »f in«itani.|M.u», by the rin”;. He quits at their de- 1 srniU hu ri({nre» mand. and Mr. Harrison Randel, Mr. George E. Blake has in his representing an otflee-holding fain- possession a letter from O. Hubbell,

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ily that has squeezed nearly $100,- ! of Indianapolis, with whom he and 000 out of the demoeratie teat, is * others have been talking canning given the coveted place. Vertnil- faetorv matters. It has been lion has been mutilated and east thought besi to let the matter go from within the official enclosure before the people just as it stands of office. He is unfortunate in and so the Banm k Timk- prints the

having been born at a time which i letter in its entirety as follows: made him an aspirant for otfiee at Mr. (■. K. Blake, (Jreencastle, Inch

a time when Mr. Handel wanted the 1 "'••<r Sir.-.Mr. Cmtis informed me

He thus got in the i , *" lt > 011 "i' 1 '*--' *ne to write what I

: would do in regard to a canning factory

juggernaut and j tllat he |t,o:.ght if I would take

Mime interest in a factory and would

When delivery is made by carrier.

<crlption accounts are t«» be paid to them as

they call and receipt fur same.

M. .1. HEFKETr I! AHKV M. SMITH.

same position

way of t he Rand

was crushed. We feel sorry for him and hate to see the legislative aspirations of such a promising young democrat so ruthlessly cast down. He is wiser, however, and ...Publisher | las learned bv actual

Mamcsmcr EMttnr

all sub- i

.Ai'alrt • s all coincnunicntlons to Tick D.ui.y Hasnkh Timks, GreeneiiwCle. tnd.

experience

that Mr. Randel, at the behest of the ring, gets whatever lie wants

manage the same that your people w ould make up a stock company and start a factory. I will make you this proposition: If yon will make up a stock company of cfTaOO I will furnish tile machinery suitable lor canning tomatoes, fruits and berries, delivered and set up in the factory ready to run for

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I'or Mayor .IO\ AT 11 A \ BIRt II For Treasurer JOHN (HLMORK For < lerk JAM I S M. Hl’KI.E't For Marshal Wit II AM i;. STARR For Coimeihnen Flrsi Ward—THOMAS ABRAMS

at anv time. The political passingt 1 "' 1 "'ll take live hundred dollars of Mr. Vermillion is pathetic. |stoekinthe factory and will give you all the assistance and information I can li U.SuX HILL DOOMED. in regard totlie business and will inanThe New York I’ress Inis made a age the factory for you free of charge if poll of the I'nited States senate | . vul1 " i,,h u 'e todo so. Or I will furnish

’ you a ocinplete outfit for canning corn, peas and berries and all classes of goods | for four thousand dollars delivered and ! set up in the facP ry ready to run and

on the question, “Will the Wilson ‘bill and the income tax measures, | which the house has passed, sue

eeed in the senate?” The views of will take one thousand dollars stock in 'all but eleven of the eighty five the factory. This factory would be an

senators were taken stenographic

ally so that the result may be de-

>, ,■011.1 Ward—KUMl'NI* I’KKKINS pended upon as practically correct.

Iliinl Ward—JOHN it. Mll.bF.it

Tiik provisions of the income tax are not worrying the average country editor. Let 'er income!

Several democratic senators say they will defeat the tariff bill in its present form, but an amended bill may pass. The income tax, obnoxious in the east, makes the bill stronger in the south and west.

Tut: total vote of Friday’s pri

innry by precincts is given today. This is the result of the poll as exSave it for future reference. ' actly as it can be given in figures.

1 Opposed to the Wilson bill in | form: republicans, :i(i; democrats, 7; populists, 2; total, 4.">; republi-

Tmk Banm k Timi ' presents the name of Greeneastle's new postmaster in this issue. It is Willis <1. Neff. We congratulate you,

Mr. Nell'.

Bn i. F.< kh.s has heard the voice of the ring. It was the gentle William who wound up a ] athetic appeal against second-termism in the demoeratie papers with “What

cans in doubt, 2. In favor of the bill—democrats, :)7; populists, 1; total. Xfb Republicans in favor of income tax if a separate measure, 1: democrats, 2:{; populists, ■!; to-tal,-iO. Opposed—republicans, 24: democrats, 10; total, ;!4. Non eommital or indoubt—republicans 10: democrats, 11 ; total, 21.

you say -

Twknty-fjvk hundred votes is not the full strength of the demo erutie party in Putnam, notwithstanding tramps and floats swelled the vote here in Greencastle materially. The total vote is several hundred shy.

J. K. Bt itoK-s, of Greencastle township, is a candidate for ree

ConfMM'rntion hikI ( iiliniiiation.

V'xv York Sun.

It is September. 1894, and democratic conventions are beginning to meet. The Wilson bill has been passed. The committe on resolu-

tions offers the following:

/{eunlvetl, That the demoeratie par.y of the state of points with pride to the splendid record o!

exact duplicate of the new factory w hicli 1 tilted up for the V’an Vamp Packing Co., and the price is exactly the same as the Van ('amp people paid me for putting up their factory, if you desire me to do so 1 will furnish a young iiiiin to run thjp factory at a very small salary and w ill look after the business so much as is nee ssary, free of ciiarge, or I w ill take tlie factory aftrr it is set up ready to run, furnish an experienced man to run it and pay him out of my own money; will manage the business in all its details, ami if the factory pays a 10 tl11 ' per cent profit or more I am to have one-half of the profits, if it does not pay 10 per cent profits I do not get anything In running the factory on this basis l should expect you to furnish a treasurer to handle, receive and collect all monies, but I should expect to have exclusive control of all help connected with the factory, to have the hiring and discharging of the same; would agree to hire a book-keeper that would be perfectly satisfactory to you in all respects. I am not particular which one of the two propositions you would want me to handle the factory on and would run it on either one of the two. in one way you hire the processor and pay him out of the proceeds of the factory and run your own risks, the other way I take the risks and pay the experienced help and if no protits, get no returns, or if we get big profits then 1 get pay for

taking the risk.

If we put in tlic corn factory or the

Social Event. Miss Ida Black, assisted by Miss Edith Waltz, entertained a number of friends with a “picture party” Saturday evening. The guest® were handed slips of paper containing titles of songs, books and familiar quotations. As their numbers were called each represented by a charcoal drawing the idea on their paper. Mr. Ed. Blaek received the prize, gucJkmg correctly the highest number of drawings. The pictures were all very original and artistic. Later it was announced a number of distinguished guests who were invited failed to come, but sent their cards. These cards were pinned on the backs of the guests, each ignorant whom he was representing, only tinding out by judicious questioning. President (1 evela nd and lady, followed by Potter Palmer u ml wife, proceeded totlie dining-room, where dainty refresh j ments were served. These honored guests—lames Whitcomb Riley and Gen. Lew Wallace vied with each 1 other. Lillian Russel) and (jueen Victoria were also present, and all enjoyed the intellectual least as well as a feast of good tilings to! eat. i

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fi rst inn ires

and Improvements

Riders of Victor Pneumatics carry an extra inner tube to be used in case of accident. By simply removing a punctured inner tube through a hole in the rim, repair is effected in five minutes by replacing with a new one. If you are going to ride why not ride the best?

BOSTON,

OVERMAN WHEEL CO. WASHINCTON, DENVER, SAN FRANCISCO.

J. K. L.KNGDON. AGENT G R E E N G 7* ST L-E INO.

New Heating and Bicycles

Stoves, Gtms

FOR CASH

A T«*rrlbli* Death. William Woods, a young man living near Vivalia, died a terrible death yesterday afternoon at three o’clock. Last Thursday Mr. Wood in walking about his mother’s farm stepped on the stub of a sharp j briar which had been left above ground an inch or two and the same penetrated his shoe, entering his foot near the instep. The wound was considered a trivial one, and Wood, being a democrat, at tended the primarv on Friday and was in the city on Saturday. Blood poisoning set in that day, however, and in a short space ot time his body began to swell. Dr. J. R. Leatherman was called, but Wood was beyond human aid. He died yesterday afternoon at three o’clock in great agony, his body being swollen to a great size. Wood resided with his mother, a widowlady, on their farm near Vivalia, land was a hard-working young man of 21 years of age.

-At LOWER FIGURES than ever before.

JOHN COOK,

The SOUTH GREENCASTLE HARDWARE DEALER.

the demoeratie president and the | large plant, then we she uld have a stock

order, subject to the decision of the demoeraJie congress since March company of ten thousand ilollurs. If democratic primary. He is a vet- 4, IKIRI. ' you should wish me to do so, 1 will send

I Mr. Curtis down at anv tune and see

eran soldier and unable to perforin Hinnh-ed, That we appeal eonfi physical labor. dently tp the people of this state to The above announcement tip ! testify by their votes theirapproval peared in both the demoeratie pa-| of that r . eco,-d ’ whi< ' h 111 1,, ‘ sum-

med up in two eloquent words, con-

pa-

clec-

yonr people and talk the matter ove with them. Yours respectfully, O. Hubbti.l.

A meeting to consider the above proportion will be held at mayor's! office on Thursday evening ift 7 j o’clock. A full attendance of our

Maml S. Cake.

At a recent social gathering in the city, where each person attend ing took his or her own refreshments. a dainty dish was set before I the assembly which brought forth I many expressions of delight as it | tickled the palates and fancy of I those partaking of it. It doubtless (takes its name from the rapidity | with which it is eaten when set before even epicures. Miss Hattie Joslin was the maker of the cake.

pers before the late primary — : an(i ( . ulu , ination . tion. I he result oi Saturdays, Hexolcedy That the democratic count shows that Mr. Burgess re- party affirms whatever it denies,

reived but fifty-four votes, the and denies whatever it affirm*. | citizens is desired. A meeting will I 8,1,1 at t * 1e r<,< l UL ‘ st « ov< ‘ ra ' Lady ii'i I lest number east for any muni I** f “. I »*> arranged for the country people j friu,ui8 liu ‘ Banskk T,mi '" l’"’"'

at this meeting so it can be properly advertised in Saturday’s weekly I

on the ticket. Hi* record as a sol- i ffiino K r I lty representation ''

iron> the republicans.

■ i■ *-r in uhinintr .•ontrn®'. t" of the recorder nominee. The

above figures show the love of denim racy for the soldier in Putnam county.

The Hon. John *Q.” Vermillion, now defunct statesman from Clinton township, is assured of the Banner Times’ earnest commisera tion. We never knew until last Friday what the “Q" in Mr. Vermillion's title was destined for. but

it the Wilson bill passes, we shull reprint these resolutions next fall for the benefit of the committes on resolutions in the various demoeratie state conventions. The form will meet a general democratic

want.

Wanted—Oirl for general housework at No. (i, Parke street. so-lt

Wantko—Position as housekeeper or nurse by a competent woiiiau. < ';illat I Ids office for check 0. 79-5t

papers.

Tlu* Weather.

The indications for this vicinity for the coming thirty-six hours are as follows as received by H. S. Renick Sc Co. from the official

weather bureau at Indianapolis: Indianapolis, lud., Feb. 5.

f J Fair weather, stationary tem-

perature. W A PPENH ANS.

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| iishes the recipe:

MAUD A. | 1A cups of sugar, ^ cup of butter, A cup of milk, A cup of flour, it eggs beaten separately. To this add the chocolate, made us fol lows*: 8 tablcspoonf ids of chocolate, f. tablespoonfuls of sugar. A cup of rnilk; let boil until rather thick, stirring constantly. Let cool and add cups of flour; 2 teaspoonfuls of baking powder. Bake in a

moderate oven.

Moutgoiti«*ry County for Him. The Crawfordsville papers are loud in their praises of Mr. Denman's victory. Ilis race has attracted considerable attention at Crawfordsville, considering Mr. Denman has been in this county so short a time to be given a chance at the best office at the hands of his party. Says the J .View: W. L. Denman, a former Crawfordsvillian, but now a resilient of Greencastle, was yesterday nominated for auditor of Putnam county on the demoeratie ticket. In Putnam the democratic nomination is as good as an election, and Mr. Denman’s many friends here will rejoice at his good political

fortune.

The Journal has the following under the caption, “A Montgomery (’ounty Man in It William L. Denman, formerly of this citv, but now of Greencastle, has been nominated by the democracy of Putnam county as their candidate for auditor. Mr. Denmon is a native of Ripley township, where he grew to manhood. For sometime he was engaged in tin insurance business here and a few years ago removed to Greeneastle. where he has been quite successful. He is a bi'oriiei'-iii-law of VVallae* Sparks, our genial county clerk. His only vice i® hi® democracy.

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Vote of Putnam County Democratic Primary, February 2. 1894.

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