Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 April 1894 — Page 2
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THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. TUESDAY, APRIL 3.1891.
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DAILY BANNER TIMES B0ARD 0F HEALTH ACT,ON
Publlpht-d I'Very HrtrriuM>n except Sundny »t thf HANNKBTlMK^olBoe. corner Vine and Frunklin street*.
Chantrit. for display advcr»ts«-inents iiuihI 1« handed in bv 10o'cliK-k a. in. cachdsy. Itciul utr s«lvcrtl»cnicnti« will be received each da> up to 1 o’clock u. in. Advertising ratea made known on application. Kemllna notices one cent per w ord each in
sertlon.
Trampa >lu«t he t orralled mid Suhinlt to 1 aridnntInn by ( ounty Physician.
The city Imardof health met last
night in G,
They are Mti I at It. The meetings at Mt. Hebron, near Jenkinsvile, in south Putnam county, are still going on, and are
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. Important KvrntH at thr Capital.—The
Latent News.
W asmiAiiTON, April 2, 1894
The repolilictiiis in the house have it
. K. Blake', oHIc, and 1’^ t ,„ lr p „„ t , l( „ ! decided to act in the matter of the P U *’ 1 wo wel1 kn,,wn f, * r,ner9 ,,f the honJe ..a., the M i,.,.d
, the house to pass the Bland bill over
, state board of health’s order auth- l hat section are running the show, j| r , Cleveland’s veto, when the attempt
a ]| and state they got their inspira-1 is made this week by the silver men to j n tion from the trance preachers ; in do it.There is little probability that the
jorizing cities to vaccinate tramps who shall be gathered
all
do tins, but the fact
that they can do it is having such a disturbing effect upon the administration
Where delivery is irrcituliir please rejMirt shine promptly at publication ontcc. Specimen copies malleil free on application
All communications should bo KiKned with I fllu , „ii fact, they seem to have the real republicans will I he name of the writer: not n'ce-sarilj for Ilielaw pfO\ Kies that ail tiamp* • I that thev can do piibiica-ion. inn as evidence of n<" d iHi.b. ti.w.n.rh ti„. n ., w , Harrodshurg article. They
Aiionyinous commuiiicatlons can not be* no- WHO J)J188 tniOUgn tD6 Clt^ HI 1181 ^ J ^ ^
have proof that they have been re- ut ‘ ar b HS crazy as the poorunfmt- democrats.that they are talking among ] cently vaccinated or undergo the "uate I.ucas, who was sent to the 1 themselves of filibustering to prevent a operation at the hands of the conn- " n,, one of tl,eir haUucina -1 vote ^ M ^; l B,a, " , , " 1 ilkes hU n, ”‘ ,on ' - tv nhvsieinn and the dntv of the tion9 thHt the . v ,,on,t have to t0 V™ the bill over the veto. There n physician, and the duty ol trn , ^ . .u I I I. are a lew republicans who will vote for
rates of sobscstption- i. „i;ri,„t ..11 ,„ii„„ r work, but that the Lord will pro , . * , ,, , ont real intulvancr. ..$.'i.nn ponce to see that all travcling tour- 1 the motion anyway, and all that would rhrr""i!!!!ntii* ists are subjected to these provis- vide lor them, iheic are several ^ ,m Ce g sar y f or ((t 0 receive more than
iong fellows in this city who hold down , the necessary two-third vote would be The B vnnfi! Times last week beer kegs, sit around warm stoves, ’ for the other republicans to abstain mentioned the -latter and last nr 8 et in thl ‘ "iTinth of exposed from voting, as more than two-thirds mentioned tnc ..mitir, and last » . of the democrats will vote for the moevening’s action by the board of street corners, who have the same, tj ^ The out anc | out gi| V er men are health clinched it. In accordance i ( ^‘a hs to work, but instead of the n()t> however, anxious to seethe Bland with the action, the police bagged l-ord providing their grub they are bill passed over the veto. They prefer au even half dozen tourists last content to let their wives do it with it to he out of the way, so that the.v
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KKrt lll.lt AN CITY TICK ET. For Mayor .MiXATIlAN BIRC II For Treasurer JOHN 01T.MOKK For Clerk JAM KS M. HUKI.EV For Marshal WILLIAM K. STARK For Couneilinen First Ward—THOMAS ABRAMS Second Ward—EDMUND PERKINS I bird M’ard—JOHN R. MILLER Cincinnati is in line.
a wash till) or some other trade. " ^ ^ IPe to tr y ^ P a8 ' 1 a ^ re<; C0 ' na ll e
them in the bastile. This morning j 1 lu ‘ re 18 100 much fo ° l rel ^ ,on ol T j ie deinoeratic senators privately ad-
the Mt. Hebron kind practiced ev n) p that they are not eonfldent of passerywhere, saying nothing of the jug the tariff hill, ahd the wildest man lisgraceful trance features of the i no longer talks of passing it by the first
Oast an eye or two over on the Buckeye state today. They had republican elections there yesterday. As a ‘’feeler" on the evening of the republican convention for the republican boys we will print in our Friday edition the full speech of Hon. \Vm. McKinley at Minneapolis. It is well worth preserving. Many cities in Ohio went repub lican yesterday for the first time in their existence. The vote was for unimportant offices in most instances, but it bears out the system that republicans are voting early and often in 1894. The election returns of yesterday from Oiiio, Michigan, Minnesota, Connecticut and Iowa cities show immense republican gains, and hear out the well-established rule of this year that every election has demonstrated—that this is the year to redeem the country from democracy’s deadly clutch. The republicans expected just such victories and the self-satisfied smiles on their laces show that they are not disappointed. Thus it will be seen throughout the year, as the people speak in each succeeding election that republican principles shall triumph. “Olil Seltlem* Piculo.** An Old Settlers’ Picnic will be held at Kerr's gallery, in the old Spurgin room, Wednesday evening, April 4, 1894. The attractions will be many and varied and the affair Yvill be an exact counterpart of one of the annual festivals on the green. A baby show will be one of the attractions of the program and the best looking baby will receive a handsome prize. Bring on your babies and compete for the prize. 10c admittance to all and any part of the ground. Old Farmer Stubbins, Jonathan Hay seed and Sallie Magrundy will he there to give their ages and tell old time stories. Oates opened at 7 :30. The entertainment will be given under the direction of some of the Daughters of Rebekah. 128-It
at 9:30 they went through the ordeal. Dr. G. W. Bence and Dr. K. Hawkins, secretaries respectively of the county and city boards of health, and a Baknku Times reporter. with others, Yvcnt to the jail and the fun began. This halfdozen Yvas above the average in cleanliness, and but little water was necessary. As they rolled up their sleeves, five of the fellows had a self satisfied grin on their countenances which said louder than words, “We Yvill fool dese here sawbones ; dey take us for chumps, but we’se been dere before.” True enough the five showed up big
show. If a genuine article of sal- of Mav - There m " ch gossip of an vation were sen, to Mt. Hcbron.it 1,1,1,11 tl> 11 '* fl "
coinage amemm'.ent to the bill, but even
is dollars to dimes the excitement would die out in a week. That trance-healing religion should be
turned down.
THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL
('liangei* IImihIm thiK Morning—Win. I>obhiiiM ami John Cooper the Purchaser**.
The Commercial hotel
changed hands again, the new
if the attempt is to be made, whieh is not certain, it cannot be done until tbe bill reaches the amendment stage,whieh
is sometime off.
Democratic senators positively refused to grant a hearing to a delegation of New England women mill-workers, who came to Washington to protest hns li £ i, ' nst lhe injustice of the tariff bill in dealing with matters in which the millworkers are vitally 1 if crested, but they
Look out For the Change.
Keep your Lye on this Space.
Cut Flowers IN ANY QUANTITY, furnished on
24 hours’ notice.
Mrs. E. T. Chaffee. Sj-ijwd
Paper Hanging anj Patching
Done neatly, cheaply and with promptness.
BO X 7 T 3.
R B. HURLEY.
WINDMILL IRRIGATION.
landlords being Win. Dobbins, of | j, () [ n | le;|I .j n g republican senators gave the Bee Hive store, and John Coop- it to them—anil their objections to the
the liveryman. The deal was
er. the liveryman. T he deal was : bHI will be stated to the senate and to
healthy scars where the virus had I begun several days ago and leaked | tl,e L ' ount - v , ’- v republican senators . , , . *.,i . . during the debate on the tariff bill, settled into their flesh. ] out last night. Ihe exact terms j ^ at . eonllng to , )I0 _
The sixth wasn't so fortunate, | of the trade have not been made
however. He claimed he had been public, but it is understood thet’ The fight in the house to give the through the mill, but his arm didn’t the new managers assume (he lease [ s, ‘nt ll0vv held by Repr sentative Joy. of showed the proper marks, so he was now held by Landlord B. M. Hop- Mi * 8 ° ur i, ,0 a democratic contestant scraped and “shot.’ Ihe fellows kins ami buy the furniture and waKei , for n , ort . than u w , eW wit hout gave their names as B. Clayton, fixtures, which were purchased of siueeas, notwithstanding some very New York city; C. D. Boling, no- R. S. Hall by Mr. Hopkins last fall.; autocratic acts of Speaker Crisp, has where in particular; John W. To a reporter this morning Mr. I b rou S>ht out the fact that there are a Johnson, McKeesport. Pa ; Richard Cooper stated that lie assumed as st ' or, • or more of ,, ‘ ,m " e,aU in ,he , ' 0l,se Cl J I I ^-1 „... j.. , , . \vho are too conscientious to take part Slavens and John Havens, Phila ( his part one-half of Mr. Hopkins in- jn t , u> lh , ft of s ,, at nierely t „ a dd delphia ; K. H. Bradley, Lafayette. | debtedness to R. S. Hall and that Mr one more to a democratic majority of Clayton claimed he was a newspa-J Dobbins trades in some Washing- ninety. But the act will doubtless be per engraver, and he showed some ton Ind., city lots for his half. The consummated this week, in spite of the good recommendations; Johnson final papers were signed up this P r ‘ ,t, ‘* ts ol republicans and the non- . , . . . , , . , voting of conscientious democrats, as got vaccinated, and said it dldn t morning at nine o clock, and the are being arrested and hurt much. The fellows were hotel is now under the control of | ir()U „ht in and a voting democratic turned out and told to go. Messrs. Cooper A- Dobbins. The 1 <iuomm will probably be obtained. Greencastle has now got into the present torce will he retained ana It .i u *t new a little puzzling to vaccination list, and we predict a the bufdneSB conducted as in the know why Secretary Carlisle should
cessation of tramps, especially
those without scars.
past, with what improvements are j have considered it necessary to goto
necessary.
Tbe Yo'fIvldua! Irrigation Pump Plan* Operated by Some Hanna* Farmers. When windmills were first suggested for litigation purposes, men laughed | at the idea and looked upon it as a vi- | sionarv scheme. Now, does the individual irrigation pumping plant pay? In ! the last four years a number of small pumping plants have been installed In | the vicinity of Garden City, Kan., and farther up and dotvu the Arkansas val- ^ ley. Each plant consists of a pump operated by wind power, and in most cases a small reservoir made by scraping out the soil to a depth of a few inches ; and making banks of it two feet or more 1 in height, so as to form a basin three or
four feet deep.
The pioneer in this line of irrigation in the vicinity of Garden City has a five inch Gause pump, supplemented by an ordinary 4 inch cylinder, the whole | run by a 10 foot windmill, giving a pumping capacity of 65 gallons a min- i ute. His mill and pump cost $182; his ! reservoir, $16; total. $148. Hebasused ! his plant four years, irrigating four acres each season for the first three and nine acres last season. He could irrigate 20 acres if he had the land and lias made from $100 to $175 an acre each season 1 off bis land, growing garden stuff and ' small fruits, and has a fine lot of fish in his reservoir, which will add consider- i able to his profit eventually. The fore- , going is only one of many similar plants by which water ia lifted 13 to 15 feet ; and scattered about the valley. Sum- | marizing results as far as obtained, the Colorado Field and Farm says: It appears that the average gross return of fruits and vegetables has been $100 an acre annually, and the average quantity of land that may be bandied by the ordinary family under this sys- | tern may be estimated at 10 acres. A good crop of fruit at average prices will, of course, yield much more than tbe amount named, and so will small fruits and vegetables under favorable clrcum .tances. While some men will
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GENERAL COUNTY NEWS. Pointed Ptirasrnplt* Prom Many Place. Within Putnam’s Boundaries.
CARPKNTKKSVILLK.
Mr. George Osborn, who was afflicted
Keftolut ion* of I'omlnlt'nee.
Ham.i. of Com.kgf. < Tty Loikik,)
No. 9, ▲. O. U. W.
Grkk.ncasti.k, Ind., April 2,1893. j We, your committee appointed to draft resolutions of condolence in mem-
New York to insure the bankers of that 1 f » rH1 20 n, re " b y th « meaus described dtv that Mr. Cleveland would make no ,her * «« others who will 8 P«nd then , , .. time proniHbly npon nve acres. As to : concession* to tin* free silver men in . . * i
rest of seeming a water supply hy this
congress. hy wasn t the veto mes- | meang| where water has to be lifted up sage considered assurance enough? but 15 to 20 feet, pumping plante may Some of the silver men express the fear be provided which will furnish a steady that the administration is making ar- and reliable supply at a cost of not ex-
orv of our beloved and honored brother rangements for another bond issue, ceeding $15 an acre for small tracts and * I..-.. ... -a 1 fv,.P lixv-crxjt- ziFixiU
with paralysis a few weeks ago, baa re- Hiram L. Miller, of College City lodge, j similar to the last one. Be that as it
covered again and is able to be out.
Rev. Fyffe preached Ids last sermon for the year last Sunday, but was se-
cured again for another year.
There were some sixty persons at the wedding of T. A. Collins and Lina M. Picket at the bride’s father’s residence Thursday, 29th, also at the infair dinner given at Mr. Henry Collins, the groom’s father’s residence, Friday. The ceremony was performed by Rev. T. I).
No 9, Ancient Order United Workmen, who departed this life Thursday morning, March 29, 1894, at live o’clock, l>eg leave to report: Whkkkas, It has pleased the supreme master and ruler of the universe in bis infinite wisdom to remove from our midst our honored and beloved brother, Hiram I. Miller. Whkrkas, Brother Hiram L. .Miller
.... * ’ to mourn lus loss. II»» was ev<‘r cnaritofBuin bridge. able, kind and lived in hope of dying Mr. John P. Adams, an old soldier, is ‘ J *
afflicted with rheumatism and is con-
fined to his bed.
Mr. Milton Bridges and wife attended the Presbyterian church here Sunday. Luther Quinton joined the Presby-
terian church Sunday.
in peace with his God, which was fully demonstrated. Protected and administered to by his family and friends, which is the corner-stone of our beloved order—charity, hope and protec-
tion.
, | llfitolveii, I hat our most grateful and
Geo. YY. Hanna becomes more popular . , , , , , ,, , , .... sincere thanks be extended to all pareverv day as a candidate to the legislu- L. . , , , , : , . . , , " ticipants at tin- funeral rites and ser-
ture, and I think be will get the noun-1 v j . (
Hillis A Browning, the old reliable ice dealers desire lo thank I be people of Greenca-tle lor tbe fa\oi* shown tliein in tlie past sea on and are again asking the pa.roo.ige of ihe puolic. They gi\i good weights and are piompi and reliable which features make them successful in lheir line. They will this season have a full supply of clear and clean ice which will lie sold as cheap as the market will permit. Messrs. Hillis A Browning assure the public that they expect to put in ice houses the coining season sufficient to hold two or three years supply. Place your orders with this firm. 128-2t.
South end is soon to have a new policeman.
Miss Switzer spent Sunday at Brazil.
nation the 14th, and the race in this district for county commissioner lays be- | tween James Shepherd, of Floyd, and John Bridges, of Franklin. They are both very much spoken of Good men | for every office in I’utiiam countv : should be nominated and elected. ExCongressman W. 1). Owen should be i
Dearest brother, thou has left us; How thy death we greatly feel, llut his God who has bereaved us. He ean all our sorrows heal. Yet aiotlu we hope to meet thee. When the day of life Is tied. Then In heaven with Joy to greet thee. Where no farewell tear Is shed. Resolved, That a copy of these resolu-
will, it may be set down as reasonably certain that congress will not follow Mr. Cleveland’s recommendation by
authorizing a bond issue.
Senator Voorhees Yvas a little staggered ihe other day when confronted by the democratic governor of Indiana, and his staff', who had come to Washington to protest against the tariff'bill as it now stands. He couldn’t turn them down, like lie did the New Eng-
a less comparative cost for larger ones. What will be the cost and result of attempting to pump water for irrigation npon land where the water has to be lifted from greater depths remains to be demonstrated so tar as this locality is
concerned.
In th« Vegetable (iardftn.
A Michigan tanoer considers the following list as being trustworthy for cul-
tivation by beginners:
Lima beans. Challenger, Extra Early,
COOPER BROS., Transfer am Liverymen. lliisscK to and from all trains, IliitoritKe Transferred, Livery Ki»rs of all kinds. Cabs for Parties, Funerals and Weddings, Draying a Specialty. Pianos and Furniture Moved Telephone connection with depots and Ladles' Hall. ChIIs answered any time da\ or night. OFFICE COR. INDIANA AND WALidy NUTSTS. OPP. ENGINE HOUSE l.>ocal Time Card. BIG FOFR. OOI.VO EAST. NO 2' Indianapolis Accommodation a III Sols' sont h western Limited LA'p m No s' Mali fctSpm Sole* t Inctiiuuti Sight. Kxpress 2:33am ooixo WEST. So »* Mall 8:45 n m No 17' 'nuthwostcriil.liiiltcd 12:44 p m So at Mattonn Accommodation . .. 11:34 p in So 7* st. L. and < In. Sight Kxprcss.. 12:40a m So. 2 connects through tot'lnnnnatl, i love land. Dayton and lienton Haihor. No. 18, corn'lli„ to Buffalo, sleepers to Sew Y ork ami Washington. 1>. t . No. 8 connects through to YVabaab and ( inclnimtl. So. 10, coaches for Cleveland and Cincinnati, sleepers to ( iuclnniltl and Now York. * Dally t Kxcept Sunday. F P. Her iTit. Agent
New Jersey; other pole beans. Horticul-
lantl women, so they had a short but tural. Golden Champion; green Heahcd sharp word battle, tbe senator ami the « nH P beans, Valentine. Refugee: wax
beans. Challenge, Black Wax, Golden
governor being the chief fighters. Governor Matthews, who is understood to be a candidate for Voorhees’ seat in the senate, told the senator that the Indiana democrats demanded a restoration of the original free list of the Wilson bill. Voorhees denied it, and said that Mat-|
Wax.
Beets, Detroit Dark Red, Ferry’s Half Long. Early cabbage. Jersey Wakefield; summer or fall cabbage, Winnigstadt; winter cabbage, Stone Mason. Cauliflower, Snowball (Extra Early
MONON ROUTE
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nominated for uctetary of state and I tions be spread on the minutes; also John W. Coons for auditor of state. copies sent to the bereaved family; also There was a good turn out of republi- a copy to be sent to the Indiana A. O. cans at the precinct convention at U. W. Recorder, and published in all
Roachdale last Saturday, and all were our county and city papers,
enthusiastic. Oh. what a change in Respectfully submitted in charity
two years; a hand and team for $1.20, hope and protection.
and a hand for 50 to 00 cents per day. Men would have sneered at such prices in 1892, but many wanted a change and they got it. No pen, no orator, no speech can produce such an argument snd such facts, and experience as are c j e (y transpiring now-a-days and especially among Ihe Wage earners, the argument
is silent, but conclusion.
Success to the Bannkh Times and th • republican party all over the laud.
David C. Hfuhks, 1
David E. Baimikk.Com.
Kobt. L. Higbrt, \
YV. F. M. S. Notice.
Woman's foreign missionary soof College Avenue church
lliews had been liyingto work updem- Yellow Lan{e ocralic opposition to the bill, hoping to p erfectiofI Heartwell. ust* it to advance hi* senatorial asoira- ~ ~
.ions. Matthews gave hi... to under- Larly sweet corn Cr.«by, Cory; mestand that the matter would figure in dimn or late com, C oncord, Ohl( olony. the senatorial election. I Lettuces for summer. White Star,
Deacon; lettuces for winter, Grand itepuiiiican Convention < nil. Rapids for greenhouse and Silver Ball
The republican central committee tor hotbed, ot Greencastle township and the!
city of Greencastle are notified to _ At th* ni*ia« station. . . .. Experiments were made last year
meet in the central committee rooms with buckwheat at tbe Divide experi-
next Saturday, April /th, at - p. m., Htation. Two varieties, the Jap-
lor the purpose of fixing upon the n nese and the Silver Hull, were sown time and manner of nominating broadcast upon a small tract of shoddy candidates for township offices and ground. A severe hailstorm in June
for permanent organization. ! b**"* die plants to the ground, after L. P. Chaimn, Chaikman. which they soon revived and made a O. S. Beeves, Sec. tf vigorous growth. The yield of seed was
very good.
Y amlHllH Line Cnllfornin ItnieH. ! The Tongue. Beginning March 5tll the first-class > “The boneless tongue, so Hmall and weak, one way rate to California points will Oan crush and kill, ’ declared the Greek, hr $33.15. Round trip tickets, good for 'The tongue destroys a irrealer horde," .10 days. $50.55. For further particulars T,,rk doe " tl “ ! “ wurd -" J. S. Dowling, 10.3-tf The PePHian proverb wisely uaith, “A lengthy tongue, an early death.**
In effect Sunday, Nov. 19, 1h«3.
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Spe< li«l Lxiursions South. Or sometimes takes this form instead. On April ii. the Motion Koute will sell “Don't let your tonvue cut off your head.**
will hold its April meeting at the tickets «t one first-class limited fare for mn«ue can .peak a word whou speed, residence of Mrs. Stanley on east th ronml trip to all points in Ken- 8»y tha^JhineM, “outstrips th«itead.**
Hanna street Wednesday at half tueky, Ieime88«e. Ahthaina, Mississippi, while Arab saixes this Impart, ' viirions point s in Georgia imil r loridti “The toDtfue*M great storehouse of the heart. 1
past two o’clock. Miss Watts, re-i jind to New Orient)*, Lh. turned missionary from Brazil, Tickets good returning twenty days
South America, will be present and further'informstion address The sacred writer crown, ths whole, llnd Na“h\7lie' Kl "' a * (,lld ,,< ' ,w, ' , ' n
rorinriliii iniorniHtion, iKlures. ••Who keeps his tongue doth keep hU soul.** i r has. Is, Stows, :»!Ht .1 a M ii’ii k ir i Air*»nr tieu'l l*as8. and T'kt Agt. LhUag'h
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