Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 April 1894 — Page 2

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THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1891.

DAILY BANNER TIMES JUST BEFORE THE BATTLE -

A 1 »• v% Wonltt »n<l Ot>f»«*rva1 ion** on thv

PiibllHhe'i < \ «*rv afternoon pxc‘«'i»l Sunday at the Han.nkh Eimks comer Vine and Franklin stnet.**.

A DVEHTlSi NO.

How t«» Prepare Your llallot.

In view of the city election next

Kv. tbe City cont-t. | Tuesday a reference to the law govThe jtolitical party that Mr. Ran- '‘ rn i n £ it is in order: It the \oter

del represents in the common conn- shall desire

to vote for all esndi

WILL COUNT THE BALLOTS. The Election HourUft for Tomorrow** Yot© < tiHtitiK Towrnniuont —Full List. The following is a list of the election boards for tomorrow for

* * E *'! I" n ni-' iMi'i-Hgia i>ba ci i a rged oil and the one that Mr. Phillips dates of one party he may place the ^jj. p re( .j lu .t g;

5 cent** per line.

hs (M’CupyiiiR two limn space.

SSIInut t cents |mt line At) " an ns) •* a " •* "

llll .. 3* terheads for the county that can be ! , , Se , fr;Yi l HV:i- , ;u.E bought right here at home for *1.25.

handed in hy 10 o’clock a. m. caeb day. HetuL

line advertiAcmentH wilMu* received OHch day Stamp tile eagle Square lomor-

iip tt> 1 o’clock p. m.

-7 row. All comnninlcrttions should be sljfm*«! with

thenmnoof the writer: not nc*ct , aaarHy toi \ l*ilint*cr iti this cifv wlio luis publlca*ion, but a* evidence or irood faith. a laoorer in mis (ii\ wno nas Aooj'ytnott.oomtnafKatn.nscatt net !..■ no- ^ j )ei . n ou t of work approached a con-

tractor on Saturday begging for work. He was told he could have

wants to represent pays the organ stamp on the large stjuare enclosing grinder *9:30 per thousand for let- device (the eagle tor instance)

preceding the title under which the

REPUBLICANS. / FIRST WARD.

North preeimt—Inspector, T. T.

candidates of such party are M „ f ,r e; j. M eD. Hays; clerk, R .. wiI

printed and the vote shall then he ^j|j,. r [ Daggv; challenger, Jesse j I counted for all the candidates under \v e ik : poll-book holder, Frank that title. If the voter stamps the L an des; deputy sheriflf—John Wool

large stpiare enclosing the device, r j c |,

he shall not stamp elsewhere on the j Soilth precinct—Inspector, J. F.

Nunepromptly i«t publieati mottio-. work. He was told he coultl have ; ' ,allot - A s tarap on a ballot i“ 'i° Fee; judge, D. C. Hughes; clerk. Specimen copies matlfd free on nppllcution. , job all( j at om . e H, mDe d at the ’ aUon ° 1 >* P 1 °* lBlo n 8 la ^ j L - Beal8 '- challenger, H. C.

'cWo. When ioformed that sev-! 89 * * , * t,n ? u,9 * 1, ng ujark j ,, ook ho l d „, Henry

NOW LOCATE

Just across the street from the Postottice. H. S. WERNEKE,

The Watchmaker and Jeweler.

Give me a Trial

tlccri.

Where delivery is irregular please report

t office.

Done neatly, cheaply and with

promptness.

per day was the

and render the ticket illegal.

Stamp in the eagle square—do not Walsh.

... , . ; scratch vour ticket.

Nevertheless his •

HATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

On* Year in advance $5.00

Sis month* S-W euty-hve cents

Thrtt month* , our month . -V', price paid, the laborer declared he

/Vr mrh hi/ Carrier 10 ] ‘ 1

would not work.

When delivery Is made by carrier, all »ul>-

scrtptinn accounts arc to tic paid tothemas place was tilled and he IS still idle. | they call and receipt for same. , , , - — ! l*" 8 U 8e d to g»a •'fl-Sb per day ,. lnillliI1K m. J. itEt'KETT Pnbiislier under republican rule and had all

HAHKY M. SMITH Manaifinir Editor , 1 .

the work he wanted. \N e are told

A‘ldrf*»* all communications to , Thk Daily Bankkk Tines. this man has had some notion ot Grecucastle. Ind. I y nl j n g democratic ticket, hut

Albaugh; deputy sheriff, Wm.

SKCONU WAKII.

Paper Hanging and Patching .The

Daily

Banner

80X773.

R B. HURLEY.

How Now, Coroner and Jury.

Last Friday night about ten o’clock, after lodge meeting, O. D.

IS COOPER DOOMED?

m;PI ltl.lt AN t'Ot'NTI Tit RKT.

For Representative GEOROE W. HANNA Ft>r Auditor JAMES McD. HAYS

For Clerk

JOHN l>. HI NT For Recorder LEMUEL JOHNS For Treasurer OSCAR A. SHEPHERD

For Sheriff

DANIEL W. MAt Y For Surveyor LARRY DOWNS For Coroner JOHN T. OWEN For Commissioner 1st District—JOHN L. RRIDftES 2nd District—IAMES C. REA I It Fl*l ’ It Lit AN <IT\ Tit K FT.

For Mayor

JONATHAN BIRCH For Treasurer JOHN GILMORE

For Clerk

JAMES M. HURLEY For Marshal WILLIAM K. STARR For Couneilmen First Ward—THOMAS ABRAMS Second Ward—EDMl ND PERKINS Third Ward—JOHN R. MILLER

this abject lesson lias knocked all that silliness out of him. We ad vise him to work for what he can get but in the future vote for the party which paid him $1.50 per day, six days in the week. Carelessness and indifference at tomorrow’s election by republicans will be almost criminal. See that every republican vote is east for the j party’s nominee. The republicans have a grand state ticket, a superb county ticket; now let there be a majority on the city ticket to indicate what we will do in November. Vote the ticket straight. Stump the eagle stpiare and nowhere else. Every republican should vote art unscratched straight ticket tomorrow. This is no time to be carding scalping knives around or showing sore places. The vacci nating season is past and old sores healed up. Vote early. Vote unitedly for the republican nominees. Make the majority mean some-

thing.

Remember ifyou stamp the large

Hioiial Nomination Froui Him.

North precinct—Inspector, Gas- , Swaim, accompanied by’ three per Renit k; judge, K. E. Black; j friends, Messrs. Abrams, Dunlavy clerk, Allan Brockway; challenger, a ntl Brown, returned to his room

The following in the Sunday In A ’ Lo, ' k,idge; P ( 'H- b «ok holder, and found what appeared to be the dianapolis Journal shows that Geo. Henry Renick; deputy sheriff, M m. remains of a woman reclining in \V. Cooper will not have smooth ^ 8h 8 han. ^ ^ ijj g favorite rocker. Startled as sailing in this district for a renom- South Ashton, ,hese young men were at the unexination: |J ll( '8 e ' J- t. Darnell; clerk, H. G. i pected apparition, they were not of Nash villk. Inti., April 2'*.- The s i t . Johnson; challenger. James Denny; : t | ie stuff that shirks duty, but be nation in the democratic eatnp in the poll-book holder, Will Harris; dep- j n g nten of iron nerve anti feeling

Fifth congressional district is becoming interesting. The light against the renomination of Congressman (ieorge " , Cooper, of Columbus, is being waged bitterly, and it now looks as if he could not carry the district if nominated. Until a few days ago he had no opposition for renomination, but now •luilge A. M. Cunning.sof Monroe; Judge Robinson, of Owen ; Dr. Bentz.of Putnam; Dr. Johnson, of Hendricks, and C. J. Kollmeyer, <>f Bartholomew, will be placed before the convention to lie held in Columbus June 12. The delegates in this county were instructed foi Cooper, but it is held this action was informal anti not binding. Thomas Taggart was chairman anil he put the yeas to the motion, and by actual count there were only eleven persons favoring instructions. No call was made for the nays, but “no,'’ "no,” “no” sounded from all parts of the court house. Chairman Taggart declared the motion to instruct carried and adjourned the convention. While Brown county has a democratic majority of nine hundred, it is very doubtful if < 'ooper could carry it. Cooper’s unpopularity arises from his change of position on the silver question anil the distribution of patron-

uty sheriff, T. Tompkins.

TH1KD WARD.

Times,

Only

Ten Cents

that the case required an investigation, they held an inquest with }

East precinct—Inspector, I). E-| Swaim as coroner,Abrams foreman, I Anderson; judge, Patrick Donahue; Brown clerk and Dr. Dunlavy as clerk, Frank Riley; challenger. U. expert examiner. After a thorough * ^

I. Ashley; poll-book holder, Jas. examination in which he failed to

Downs; deputy sheriff, Ben Hay

discover any signs of violence, Dr.

Dunlavy announced that deceased

den.

West precinct—Inspector. John died of heart failure. The jury Browning; judge Henry R. Bridges: ; wa8 a b out to return a verdict in acclerk, W m. Wilson; challenger, H. j cor( ] ance with Dunlavy’s finding,

when Abrams who is something of an expert himself, asked permission to make a further examination. Permission being given he set to

C. Jackson; poll-book holder. Hu bert Jordan: deputy sheriff, W. §.

Lakin.

DEMOCRATS.

FIRST WARD.

North precinct—Judge, (has.

J. R. LEATHERMAN, PHYSICIAN : AND : SURGEON, Rooms 2. 3, 4 and 5. Allen Block. GBEENCASTLE, : : : : INDIANA Special Attention Given to Diseases of Wo-

men ami children.

work, and almost immediately made

¥ _. , the startling discovery that the Kiefer; clerk, Chas. Martin; dep , . • ■

’ 1 supposed remains were in fact only

utv sheriff, Reverdv Ratliff. , ,, , ,

* . • a bundle of clothing made to re-1 Sout i pniinct Judge, 1. (). sein pi e a woman This point being

Uolliver; clerk. Smith Matson; dep- ... , . .. .. .. , , ' settled to the satisfaction ol all the

OSCAR WEBSTER, PA NTER, PAPER HANGER ANO DECORATOR

All Work Promptly Attended to. ■W-Dw Sul Israel Ion Guaranteed

G B COOPER.

J. W. COOPE R

KKIM Itl.lt \ N sTAT I. I'll KIT.

Secretary of State WM. D. OWEN Auditor of State AMKRICUS t . DAILEY Treasurer of State FRED J. StHOL/, Attorney General WM. A. KETCH AM Clerk of Supreme Court ALEXANDER HESS Supt. Public Instruction D. W. GEETING State Statistician .s. J. THOMPSON State Geologist W. 8. BLATCHLKY Supreme Judge—First District JAMES H. JORDAN Supreme Judge—Fourth District LKANDKR J. MONKS

square enclosing eagle, you must Out of the 185 votes in the district

, * , ,, it is believed a majority ran lie earned

not stamp anywhere else on ballot

or you will lose your vote.

Vote the straight republican ticket by placing the stamp in the large square enclosing the eagle at the

top of the ticket.

If you desire to vote a mixed ticket do not stamp the large square enclosing the eagle, but stamp tbe small squares opposite each candidate’s name for whom

you desire to vote.

Brazier, it is said, displays better and faster running qualities w hen he has a death grip on a '“growler.” Set the majority at 300 and work

for that figure.

Start the political hall rolling for this year by a magnificent republican majority tomorrow.

against him if proper organization tie effected. Monroe county delegates were partially instructed, but this, too, D held to tie informal. Bartholomew county’s thirty-two delegates were instructed except three, who remained out of the convention, and will therefore not abide by the instructions. Early in the campaign a combination was entered into by Cooper’s friends to deliver the thirty-two delegates of Bartholomew county to John W. Cravens, of Monroe, for joint senator, but now Hon. P. II. McCormick, of Bartholomew county, is out for joint senator, and this breaks the combination and may cause Cooper trouble in Jetting the Monroe delegation. Altogether the situation is very serious, and much doubt is expressed as to whether Cooper could

ut v sheriff, Alonzo Thomas.

SECOND WARD.

North precinct—Judge, Frank I). Ader; clerk, ( has. Kelley; deputy sheriff, Pat. Grady. South precinct—Judge, Drew W. Alspatigh : clerk, Frank A. Arnold; deputy sheriff, Chris. Pfahler.

THIRD WARD.

East prec'nct-—Judge. Judge S. 1 Bachelder; clerk. William Mali) ney ; deputy sheriff, Edward Gainer. | West precinct—Judge, Al. Shut- j tieworth;' clerk, Ewing McLean; deputy sheriff, James Foudry. The democratic committee could not furnish the reporter with list of poll hook holders or challengers, when asked for this morning. Stamp iu the eagle square—do not scratch your ticket. A Free ami Fa*y Gang. A gang of loiterers—boys, men,

COOPER BROS.,

| jury dissolved with many ex pres- ! j sions of admiration of the wonder-

ful ingenuity displayed in the con-1 t* r J I • structiun of tbe spook. 1 HlllSlCr (lllj LlVCfyillCIl.

Busses to and from all trains.

Hag-gage Transferred. Liven Bigs of all kinds,

Calw for Parties, Funerals and Weddings

Praying a Specialty,

flan.is and Furniture Moved

■ To'yetion" connecMon with depot* and nT In Hall, tails answered any time da> or OFFICE COR. INDIANA ANO WAL-1-l.v NUT STS. OPP. ENGINE HOUSE

carry the district if nominated. The b* 1 '! 8 an( l women have been makjoint senatorial convention will be held | ing the stairway in the Banker here Thursday, May 3. and the congres-! Times and Baker A Browning's

siotml convention will be held at Co- . , The Columbia headquarters in the past few

REP.

REP.

j Imnhus. ( ooper’s bou

Tl.„ republie.il elee.iou eferk.' | ""fr*"' *» *•«- will confer a favor on the Banner that on account of Cooper removing | ,n !? lout ' complaint. On Saturday Times by sending us the returns at! from this city another lady had to !»•, n ig|,t the gang numbered fully once upon the adjourning of “'e ' ^"onSaOn^ Home i',T\Vrs a, c‘they made the air hid,oard8 ’ ' “‘•'■ail. This conveyed the idea that the ! C ous with their vulgarity, obscenity !

(.'onirivsHiiian having moved bis family i to Washington was no longer a resident an( ' open lewdness. A back, it is Of this city or of the district. ] said, was running on Saturday

the boxes if the workers will do t'tamp In the eagle square - —do not night, bringing \ isitors to and Iro. their duty. scratch your ticket. J The neighbors are up in arms, and | „ . ; South CtreencMtle. there will be several vouno men ar-1 Stamp iu the eagle square—no not J 6 t scratch your ticket. bred Dicks left Friday morning rested and publicly disgraced if

for Parke county with a load of | this practice is not stopped. The

KEP.

They are all good men on the republican ticket. Vote for them. Give the state and county election the encouragement of a big majority tomorrow. Vote the straight republican ticket. It is safe on general principles, and for specific purposes it

is sure.

This is no time to vote the deni ocratic ticket. The times are too hard to encourage a party that has destroyed the industries of the country. No republican will vote the democratic ticket tomorrow if he stops to think about the depression in business caused by the democratic

government.

Repcbi.icans should not have to be hauled to the polls to vote unless crippled or busily engaged.

They should have sufficient interest wou . ld fu, tho i r a i ,lvi8e i il to at ’- Ge,,r « e Kell - V -

1 quuinted with the colored people of

REP.

Another Mistnk** on Delegate*.

No, we have been unable to find plows for sale. Saturday evening, Banner Times makes this

the name of any colored man in the lie returned with eleven, having* list of delegates to the various con- picked up one on the road. He reTentious—they are useful only on trade somewhat dull in that

election days. j , The above squib appeared in the part ° f U,e e ° UDtrV ’

Democrat of Saturday. In its list Mr8 ’ Edward Marle J r “ Jo,,n MHr -1 oc,,urrence

of delegates to the judicial conven- ley and John T. Maloney attended empty beer bottles and whiskey tinn that paper (which says its files ,l,e funeral of Mr ’ H,.maker in , bottles in the stairway of morn

REP

Republican Ticket. For Mayor, JONATHAN BIRCH.

For City Clerk, JAMES M. HURLEY.

For Treasurer, JOHN GILMORE.

For Marshal, WII.JUAM E. STARR. For < ouncilmnn, THOMAS ABRAMS.

bocal Time Gard.

BIG FOUR.

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cijachesto Butralo. to Nrw Vork'aml, nluUnd'low y?"k! nn ' ,t1 ’ 8lWp '‘ re ' 1,K " , -

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MDNDN ROUTE

C)]^Mymc. jiajifaaAgYi oucasq »r.co. T 5 In etfect Sunday. Nov. IS, 18!«.

v „ , north bound.

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Express

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.. 1:27 a ru 12:0. p in ..12:05 p in

2:47 a iu

2::|S p in

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as a The above is the

■epuiiiii-aD VANDALIA LINE.

warning; the police have been not-; ticket as it appears on the official 1 raln8lw ‘vei.rocncastia ind,in effect N«.v^

ified, and a general raid will be ballot for the first ward. Edmund

made if the gang does not seek | i’erkins is the candidate for conn- 1 No T

other quarters. It is

find a half-dozen R ’ Miller in the third ’

So 1 ,

a common ! ( il ,llan in the second ward and John ‘.’ally

are always correct, you know) pub- Putnamville yesterday, lishes the name of Charles Herring.! G. W. Crawley delivered a temMr. Herring is a prominent colored poranee lecture before a large audmun of the city. We would sug U’ 01 ' 6 in Fillmore last Saturday

ings. This must be stopped, or a place, list of names will be given to the!

If you want to vote a straight ticket stamp in the square surrounding the eagle and no other

. . .. VOH THK WEST.

' ° 5 T.V" 1 S:.VI a iu, for St. Louis.

a > 12:2ph in. for -I l...uis !’"!!> 1-: S P in, for st. Louis.

1:52 p in, for St. Louis. , 5:2S p in, for Terre Hail

No :i Kx. sun.

VOIl THE EAST.

Use Areinolt, the great drink.

151-15teod

public in these columns that will

make several people heartily j The digested democrat who the

gest the Democrat take two report-* eyen * ,, Se | ashamed of the notoriety they are njgjjt 0 f the democratic' city coners to the next republican conven- Ed. Gainer has taken a position 1Kl l u * r ' D ff^ vention said, ‘ \V r iio in tlie 'el’s Sel.

tion it attends. It’s all at sea on with the fence gang on the Van- j Stamp in the eagle squarethose delegates, and this is the ' dalia. He has leased the Sherman ; ^nuch your ticket,

second bobble it

do not Brazier?” will know tomorrow night. Brazier will be on the shelf.

has made. We Nelson property on the strip to A V0TI . for Bir( . hi Hurley, Gil-

more, Starr, Abrams, Perkins and

Charles Herring, colored, is a Miller tomorrow will be

in the in-

See

in the election to walk to the polls ^ t ., tJ before it niake8 ‘ a

and vote. show of being their friend. The delegate to the judicial convention terests of good government.

,. , Democrat is displaying consider named by the republicans. Still that the republicans vote, lo the republican e.tt.ltdMe,: | 1)olUed a „ lnio T ty lhi8 the /Je ,„/ Cra , „„ colorcd

See that the old and helpless get to , delegate question, and its head is wag given a p i ace The j) cmocra( j F. B. Ragan has secured the service*

For breakfast, dinner anil supper drink Aromalt and grow fat. For sale by T. Abrams. 151-tl5eod The purest, moat healthful and nutritious drink for table use is Aromalt. For sale by B. F. Berwick. lfil-tl5eoi| Still those democratic papers

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I’LOUI.V DIVISION Leave Terre Haute.

No 75 Lx Min 7:05 a m. tor l*eoi N 2,“ ' :i:25pm, for Dih-i

rpr eomplete time card, irlv.iiir all u and stations, and for full information ratin, through cars, etc., address

i «, , .. J -8. Dowi.ino, Airejffi •I M.i HE8BKOUOR. i.reenuiSI

Asst. lieu'I I “ass. Ajrt, St Louis, Mo.

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CHICAGO it EASTERN IT.mjM To and fitna Terre Haute, III rffe^H November IS, i8«i V ...... AI ‘ aiVK VIKIM Tin: .SOUTH. 1 No j Terre Hautek Evansville Ea iktOam No » NABhvtlle Special . stftipm No it Terrellante A Lvansvllie Mail. liBOpm No5* t hicaffo* Nashville Llmltml HMM p m

NORTH llot'ND.

No «* I liieairo .V Naslivllle l.linltisl 4:50 a m

“ Mail 12:10 pm

No 2t

No 4*

Express.

iuan to get every one to tlie polls. | when I attended that large repnb- colored people ot creuin in ntiy ainount. Call and I Stamp in the eagle square—do not! ft|1 ^ NaShviiie. 1

Your duty will then cease. j Mean convention? ‘ city. ‘ samples.

No 8 Chicago Special * I>aiiy. t Except Sunday

TraiiiH 3 and 4 carry I’ulliuan sleeping: etween Chtcitao and Erandvllle Tra

11:15 p id

p in

151-121 scratch your ticket.

ears.

Trains 5

. nan palace shM^piiiK ears mid

day cmmcIh*** and run aolld betweeu ( lilcairii

t HAS. I.. STONE,

Oen’l Pass. uudT’kt A*ft. i. liieairo*