Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 October 1894 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. TUESDAY, OCTOBER in, 18i!4.
Children's Suits and Overcoats,
Are requested before their
buying
to visit the
MODEL,
and see the novelties in
Colliver’fi Pro« «***ion and Speech. That democratic procession of
last evening should be embalmed and placed on ice. It was a daisy.
In imitation of the republican cohorts that marched over to Fox Ridge last week, the democrats tried
to have a parade last night with
the result that they failed. All there was of the ‘ procession'’ was a boar skin band and a bicycle.
That was all. There wasn’t a voter in the crowd and as the gallant lads
swung into Washington street from the court house, where they had been drumming for an hour, a dull
cold-blooded thud fell upon the city. The band marched out to
Bloomington street via Hanna and picked up ( barley Talbott and Dan Darnall, then as if ashamed of its
size marched on the ridge via the
Cloverdale pike, not daring to show its shape to the south Greencastle people. At the school house there were just ninety people. This number included twenty-two women
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A City Directory.
Greencastle is at last to h ive a
GOSSIPdirectory. This has been
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H> Our Special Correspondent - Note*, gUD ami includes flOt Only a CO ID
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SUITS. O^ZERCOTATS HATS AMD CAPS.
Washington, Oct. 15, 18t>4.
Secretary Carlisle ought to feel ashamed of having lent himself to the trumped-up charge against Mr. Morton, the republican candidate for governor of New York, of having violated tinalien contract labor law, knowing when lie did so that it was done for no other purpose than to attempt to array the labor organizations of New York against Mr. Morton, and that no attempt was really to be made to convict
Mr. Morton of the absurd charge, the circulation. A limited amount of idea being merely to keep the matter' spiu . e will be lI8ed for adverti8e . open until the election. The facts in ^ , . . , . the case, which were promptly stated | mentP ’ and ,h o 8 e wishing space or by Mr. Morton as soon as his attention J des ' r * n 8 copies should apply at was called to the mutter, arc plain ! once to Throop and Downs or leave enough for even the most bigoted orders at the Bannkk Times otlice.
plete residence and business directory of the city, but will include all of the small towns and villages in the county, lists of professional and business men and residents of
the city and county.
Arthur Throop and L A. Downs have charge of the work and every thing connected with it will be done by home capital. The price of the directory will be set at a low figure in order to secure a large
democrat to see. The man in question , jf tlliB enterprise meets with the
and many small boys. The court an Englishman who was employed, jt de8erveB Green c a 8tle house ring occupied one corner of t . sl „.,. ssIy ( . xw!(t , (1 by tlie alicn will have a directoiy as complete the room where I). I’. Darnall, dim eontract law, and a class in which ns any city of twice its size in the
Talbott, George Hughes, Sheriff white male Americans arc seldom state.
DAILY BANNER TIM Es - L.jO: which virtually shuts that Glidcwdl, Ren 1’. Carpenter, T. C found—while In- was in Loudon, and'
market of the world” to us. Ger- Grooms, Mack Ricketts, W. L. Den who returned with him in that capeity
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A Cliallcnge.
Mortok, ItuL, Oct. 11. 1894.
i, .bon, to do . .bi» B „„d Elii.l, Gr» 0t l,«m To ,h. Hon. H. M. Knnd.-l nnd tho
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TVU ESSE’S
NEW MEAT MARKET.
On Hanna Street.
against our pork. Brazil is to sue and ended all applause, none others ( XlMV Yo| . k the L . a9e uever wo|lU , hav<1 Hon. G. W. Hanna, greeting: our government for the abrogation cheering a word. been heard of. As it i>, the bringing Gentlemen You are hereby of the reciprocity treaty before the Mr. Colliver talked about an of such a charge is nnacknowledg c i, u ii L . n g et i to meet me in joint tri fixed term, Jan. 1st, 1897,. As the hour and his speech consisted of angular discussion, of the political
Banner 1 imes said the other day, the usual democratic apologies for
about all that is valuable in the
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trying to run this government.
free trade idea was secured to us by That procession, that procession! these reciprocity treaties. But the j t w jn be in order no «- 5 we preanxiety of the democracy to blot | 9Umej for tbe Shir-/'re** to come out republican legislation, was so out and say there were eight or nine great that they‘-bit off their nose' | ulmh . ed in it> it is said Mr. Colli
to spite their face.” Reciprocity
likely to inti lienee the vote of any in- issues belore the people, at Greentelligent man against Mr. Morton. On castle before the campaign closes, the contrary, it is more likely to make terms to he arranged by the chair-
him votes among men who are too lion- ;
orable to e iintenauce such dishonor- fuen of our respective county cornable methods on the part of the demo- m it tees. Von will take up mv cratie or any other part v. I , . . , From north, from west, from east, ol defi «nce if you have the aye, and from the south, too, nothing courage of your convictions, and
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WHAT DEMOCRATS SAY OF IT-
Ouotntious showing What the llemoerntie Lcaders Think of Their Tnritt' Bill.
President < If veland "It i- an act of party perfidy and party dishonor. 'How can we face the people after indulging in such outrageous discrimination and violations of principle'P It is the very communism of pelf.” n * * *
. ver is thinking seriously of ha\ing bl| |. g 0o ,i news comes to the republican . let the people judge. If you are was the wisest international move his parade framed. Ordinarily Mr. 'congressional campaign littee. i brave knights of the hustings, you ment ever inaugurated by Ameri Colliver draws the best crowds for Tin people are thoroughly alive to the w j|| Bt . ce p t mv challenge If not
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been wisely and gradually extended j niirht thin<r# , we re changed Fu- i th ? to T™ * ■ ® . . nigiii tilings were tnangea. r^u condition than it now finds itself in. slogan be ‘‘Lay on McDuff, and
dications are at fault they are going to
do it next month.
The figures contained in the annual
until it would have, in its prudent thusiasm isn’t with democracy this and they know that the first step need-| d _(i i )e provisions, protected all articles ye a r, hence it was necessary to ar- ed is to put the republican party in e nou"h that we cannot produce. This is innire a set of signals something control of the house, and, unless all in- 1
the great Blaine-Harnson republi- like foot hall signs, so that when can idea of common sense—na j the speaker said‘‘thumbs up” the tional protection and international I g(tng roare d, and when he said wigfree trade, looking ever to the in- gi e .waggle, the gang wiggled and
terest and advantage of America, wa , rir ] e d.
rather than legislating for other nations The Del’auw Faculty Kntertained.
| , 1 President and Mrs. John enter-
I he /temocrat last week eon-
he who first cries hold,
Thine for the right.
A. J. Farrow,
“In the middle of the road.”
A MiriHiHAippi Letter.
. , ,, . Abbkvili.k, Miss., Get, U, 1804. for the year ending June 30, 1804. tell a K)litor Baxxkr Timkb . ,, ... i Having been a county correspondent soldier-have been treated bv the demo- , , , .. . i..i n.„, , your valuable paper for some tunc, 1
thought perhaps a few lines from me in
report of the commissioner of pensions
for the year ending June 30, If
story of the manner in which the old
soldiers have been treated by t
cratie officials that ought to make every
democrat blush with shame. The com-
, missloner covered into the treasury the
my southern home would be appreciated
laiued a low fling at the Irish gen
of $2. r >,207>,712.(i7),
i by you and many of your subscribers,
the
tained very delightfully the univer- enormous amount
tlemen in this city that it is having 8U ‘ V faeult - V la8t eVeniD * Twice W,,iul, unexpended of rroln there men tn inis city t ai u i a i before 9 i ncethe8eboolyear0 p enedi money appropr ated for pensions by ! h( . rt , vj trouble with just now, and, no i,,i,i„ |.„„„ congress, while there remained unacted
I left Indiana about the first of August
Cliairimin Wilson, late of eongres-, but later of the chamber of commerce, I.ondon: “It is the work of a mon-
doubt, wishes it hndn t said it. By
their hospitable home has been
, . . up ni in the files of the office applicatnrown open to an extensive pub t i on9 for pensions and for increase of lie, first in the reception of College pensions to the number of 610,027. Avenue church to their new pastor,! During the entire twelve months cov-
calling the honest toilers and brave sons of . Erin “flannel-mouthed
among them. That they may all . ... 1 for death and other causes 37,951 were
,0, what tlic He nit tki.k. »f n 8° t0 the entm; iiniverally. l.ns, evening the invitation was to the the story to say that only 40,148 of the faculty circle. A faculty party large number of applications remaining
throat. It puts $40,000,000 in the pock
ets of tbc sugar trust.” * * * *
Senator Mills: “Itdoes not receive (he -upport of 1000 men out of the 05,-
OOO.i'UO in Hie l idled States.”
» * * *
The New York Sim: ‘‘The democratic house has repudiated party prim ciples and pledges, broken faith with llu Viiieii. people, legislated directly and deliberately for the benefit of
them the Banner Times reproduces the Democrat'* attack, which is as
follows:
i 1 Did ex President Harrison tell Mike Dalton how much time ho kills in lighting his pipe while
ivusi.liid noinVi|Mili-is‘ and betrayed a working with J. Dextrous Cutler’s
eonstiiuiional trust. The lemse c gang on the streets of Greencastle? I fjpu r8<Ji of this busy coipmunity, and
overwhelnied with disgiace, demorali-|-p he “flannel-mouthed Irish” ot
Putnam county want to know.
now means about sixty guests, with unacted upon were Hied during the
a variety of tastes and
going from there to .St. Louis, from
to Memphis, thence
by rail to this place, arriving here in ah nit seven days. The variety of travel and scenery on the way down here was very interesting and especially was the boat ride enjoyable, as all the crew and • officers on deck were very kind and manifested quite an interest by pointing out the places of note as
we passed down the river.
This is a very nice little place on the I. I. R. K.. only eighteen miles south of the historical place, Holly Springs.
MRS. LAURA GIFFORD. FASHIONABLE MODISTE
Respectfully solicits the patronaajl of Greencastle ladies. I use tbf
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Located at
402 E. HANNAH
292-tf
Loeal Firne Gard
BIG FOUR. (Jill Nil I.' \ JT
No 10* Veatibuled Kxpress 5:50 No 2! IiKtluminohs Vecnmiimdatlnn HrC.'i \o IS* Sih11hwi"Mlcrn I.lmitml . .l-r,!
No IS* Southwestern Umlted 1:52] No s* Mall 4:1151 No 14* 8:50
OOINO WEST.
No 7* Vostllmlisl Express 12:221 No 9* Mall S:4s No 17* southwesternI.Imitisi 12:4!* No 3t Terre Haute Voooinmodatlon. K:Ia! Noll* 12:.>
* Pally t Except Sunday.
Train No. 14 hauls sleepers to Boston Coliiiulms, sleepers and coaches to (tint nail So. 2 connects for Chicago, Clncinr Cleveland and Miehliran division points.
Is hauls sleepers for VViishlnirton via* sleep -r for New York and connects fot
iiinfins No. s e.inneuts for * meinnali Miehi|fnn division polnls at Wahash. No "Knickerbocker Spts'hil" sleepers for Yoik. Nos. I, II, 9 and 17 connect in St. I,| I’nion depot with western rea ls. No. !i nects at I’aris with ralrn division for p* south, and at Mattoim with I ( for pi
nort h.
E I*. Hpkstis. Aire
•SI IQUISYlUt NtWAlBAST* CHICA«0_R|J^|
a large
amount of congeniality.
This was the first occasion of the year for the genuine social inter
/niion and dishonor.”
The daily Banner Times is one year old today.
Should Spcutk Oii«*e at Home. Editor Manner Times:
sion burenu, vvbicji sh uld be at work on tlie unacted upon applications, are putting in their time on work that has no proper clsimecfion wiih pensions— trying to elect democratic congressmen. F.very old soldier who vo.es the demo-
comers of this year’s entrance, cratie ticket endorses the pension and there was the charm of new nc . | Policies of the administration.
quairttance as well :is of former fel
year. And at this very minute a large , The country immediately surrounding pi.i";" 1 "I . k rnMn'ircciif the pen-1 thJg u v ,. ry hilly. pUnd Is,
to a great extent, covered with thick un-
us n few of the number were new
dei brush. There is fine bottom land in this country. The farmers are very busy now gathering their cotton crops, which have proved to be the largest for many years, but already the price is lower
Pro). W ii sou, of West Virginia,'
than it lias been at any other time since
Oil yes. this administration dispenses t,,e vvar - 1 ,,av '‘ visited the gin and it
l t is very interesting to see the cotton lic-
it would be most gratifying to j lo * 9hip and friendship. The host “S “ ^’
In effucf Sunday, May 27, 18'.W. NORTH HOUND. No 4* ( IIIcaao Mall 1:2*1 No tf " Express 12:05 X«> 441 Ixieal 12:05 SOUTH BOUND. No 3* Eoiiisville Mull 2:47 No 5* southern Express .. 222 i No 43f Eoeal ... i ; 45 Hally, t Except Sunday.
VANDALIA LiN
Indmnap
1 rains leave t.reenoaslle, Ind .ln effect
:m, ism.
EOH THE WEST.
No 5 Ex. Sun.... s : .5i|a m, for St. Lout; N" 7 Hally ...12:2*. a in. for -t. Eoula N" J Hui y 12: 6 p in. for st , Umia N“ gaily l:»p in. for st. Lodi No .1 Ex. sun 5:2s p m. fm I erre llJ
E*IK THE EAST
No 4 Ex. s„n .. H;34 a in, for No 20 Hally I:4n p in, •• No S Hally 3:35 p ni, " No 2 Ex. sun *1:2*1 p ni. “ No 12 Dally 2:2S a in, " N'o « Hally ....:1:32am “
I’EIIRI A HIV Is|*IN Ixinve Terre Mailt*'.
No 75 Ex. sun 7 : n5 a m. lor I'eor ' , • ■ ■ ■ • : >:55 p m, for Heea for complete timecard, viv ny all tr iin.! stall.ms. and for full ini .'[nation rates, throuirh cars, etc., ad.Ire d „ • , -8. Hoi VV. E Bkunneh, .,,.,,1 Asst, i.en'l Pass. Virt.st. i.oi rY
be
will be ready for another professor-1 ^ n . U,nP 1 ' 0,i8 lni “ Ilds 01 ,l,< .\ n °" »' ld hostess with the other members | members of the .abinet to Batavia,New! to I Charles B. Case, his lady friends j ((f their own household, were at 1 York, im i.lentally to hear another 'I te an " ,, '" st ry and already suppose
CHHAGO A K A ST Fit \ IT.I IM ’ll’unit from Terre Mnute, in effix t
May 82. ls!i i
s!ii|i in some free trade college afterl j n( .| U(bll j
next 1 th of March.
if an opportunity
were
their best and their happiest ; the mcm'»er of the cabinet—Secretary Car-
frum eiglit tboiisaud to ten timusand
.. . . ABHIVE EUOM THE XOUTH.
No . Nashville Special
No It j'| ’ * r e I i a * 11 e & "f: v a li s v 111. ■ Mail. H5 p, Non ( hleairo& Nashville l.lmllisl . Ill Kin;
nohtb nouNn.
Kansas,
(given us to hbar the brilliant, gal | hoi|Be was tastefully decorated with add ^ on Ro»H*rt! fimmHiIs‘ida.-e! tV " ' ' no r (hU» K oi Vphviiie-ijmtted.. 4:50
Nebraska, Wisconsin )ant and 'loyal young orator, who is | allt , |nin foliage and flowers. The i
At ibis time tbe I ottoms and bills are
and Illinois arc coining back into " inning for himself much fame and conversation had that free spontan-1 in'tba’! 1 'stale, and °it^ 1 lil, ‘ n,lly fl ' 11 ,,f
the rcpuWicnn fold with a and big majorities this fall.
shout: lor ^he 0l P - K ri ‘ ;lf success, as an ! eo)18 (|uality that is possible only demucratio refoim that caused the cab-!
j expounder of republican principles
was also .jiuuions anil chestnuts, which prove to
be, as the blackberry in the north, “tbe
Tint \*,s from Missouri great republican activity,
great state is preparing to
grandly into line in 189b. your * ye on Missouri.
and the exposer of democratic hypo-
show
where heart touches heart in kin ' l, ‘’ 1 l’ ; 'rt.\ , uliii'h included a number <if | )()or m ; in > 9 friend.” We have had n dred accord. Mr. Walter Howe ! 'h* m-* he-to be liaulcd j fe..v || g i lt | nit W e are having very
No 8 I'hlousro Spoaial.. ■ ',,1
I >:d'
Trains5 and Scarry n’lm'mnn'palJLsle«f
i
. * HAS. T,. t.ee ! I‘ass. and Tkt Airl.
-ton p..' (Iileai
erisy. At the earnest solicitation ,j one8) Miss Fernio nnd Miss Row- I Peasant 'veat.l.«*r. Tl.i-is:, very l.ealtli-
agnin in the private ears uf two railroad
* fill place, lieing on tb<‘ higbest ridge in
“Protection nnd
don't seem to be veiy
nit o! many triends I ask that an ap-j ] ev (urn i g | lt;d mU91c for tbe eve uuignates, furnislied gratis by the rail i the state.
point ment l.e made, Mr. ( as*‘ in n iiig. and its praises are siillleient- and even provided with refresh- T|, e Banni.r Times is a regular SatK, ' 1 ' v jt'e'd t'o hear'hi in'" ''''' b' to l*l in saying that it was of their '|l!'nse of'in'eVv.'i' biV'heaiUM| lt railr.iad8 unlay night visitor, and I think it is as
best, while Miss Starr gave two —big hearted in their dealing with of- it a'ways proves to be “n letter from
*>■■■* *— i... * * home.” Wishing you success i remain
Yours truly,
Anna Tohu Forman.
] A MEMBER OF LlNCOI.N LeAOLE * I.I'B.
McKinleyism” | root BaIJ Note . trou , Wn „ n . h , mdtations in her own attractive “dead,” ns ji rawfordsville Journal. and interesting manner. Mr.
the demoeraev cry. The great advo-1 As is usual ’97 again takes the Merry weather was the caterer ot
Cooper- & MeGinnia
ficials that can be used by them. A great many people are asking whether an official opinion rendered bv Solicitor Reeve, of the treasury depart-
w’ 1 ! be found one door si-utli of <iM Siau.l on vSouth Depot Street, with* choice suppl v oi j fresh and cured meats
cate <if protection is wanted in a dozen places on the same day from now till the election.
The news from all over the state is cheering to republicans. Indiana can and must be redeemed. Steady, fellow republicans, all along tbe line, and we will rejoice
initiative. This time thev propose tl>o evening and furnished of his ment, will result in a tiooil of paper to send thirty five out of forty men best also, for the already happy ; n, "" e Vi •‘•mihir to red dog” and j to the DePauw game. What other company. After an evening such j |
constitution of the state in which it ilocated permitting, lias the legal right
we can send next Saturday.
We shall have a new coacher this week. Mr. Randall, who is an
together on the night of Nov. <5. old Wal)a8h man) an<1 the best half The general assininity of the back in the northwest, will improye democratic leaders is seen in the our already good team.
class cun do that! If the remain-1 ns conies only occasionally to the der of the college be as loyal as’97 busy workers of the world, the
guests said their good nights and
200 to Greencastle
withdrew to their several homes, carrying with them a fragrant re-
Ik} My Sweetheart, be my sweetheart When the birds are on the wing, When bee and bud and babbling Hood Bespeak the birth of spring. Como, sweetheart, be my sweetheart And wear this posy ritigl
to intern'd hmiring hoiuiA in tmv ilennniinntioiiH it may see fit, ami that stirh bonds are not liable to federal taxation. It is believed that tinder this opinion, unless it is upset by the courts
membrance and an added interest 1 ro| dd bsm* bonds ns low as $1
e teb and make the interest so low that
Sweetheart, he my sweetheart In the mellow golden glow Of earth a flush with the gracious blush Which the ripening Helds foreshow. Dear sweetheart, be my sweetheart, As into the moon we gol
in each other
good.
unil in the common they could b** iwc*! a-* currcnvv. tbii'*
compound foolishness displayed in the abrogation of the reciprocity treaties. Spain lias raised the Ur-
Provided 150 people go to the $1.50 per dozen at
game Saturday we can get a spec-; -treet.
That
ial train and an 80 cent rate.
iff on Hour from $1 00 per barrel to| is cheap and all should go.
j practic.Jly Lxiiiug its own money, which would be litilfi more than even
These hard timis. cabinet photographs , ' 1 ’ "iflest populiat in congress has
i ev er advocated, to say nothim; of its Hunton a. \ me knocking out Hie law which imposes a
’-•ffi* j tax of HI per cent, on all currency <ithei'
than that issued bv the government, si I
Down they go. cabinet photographs i ;iw widcii congress at its last session at $1.50 per dozen. 297tf i very po-itively declined to repeal.
Sweetheart, be my sweetheart When falls tlio Injunteous year. When fruit and wine of tree and vine Give us their harvest choor.
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1 'no doz* ri old iipvvspnpppg a the Banner Time- olllce for fit| *» nls. I licse papers will lie fount very useful in many wavs. Tk.'j lire nice for pantry shelv.-s, unde carpets and in other ways. H'j member the price—two dozen five cents. ,f
Keeping everlastingly advertf ing brings success.
Oh, sweetheart, I* my sweetheart. For w inter it draueth near.
Sweetheart, tie my sweetheart When the year Is white and old. When the lire of youth Is spent, forsooth, And the hand of anv Is cold. Yet, sweetheart, be my sweetheart Till the year of our love be told! —iTi.TOua Field.
Ho \ou Want Work and a Home of Your Own? If you do write at once to Fred’k Abbot, Laud Commissioner, Wisconsin Central Lines, Room 19, Colby and Abbot Building, Milwaukee, WD.. fora pamphlet which will tell you how you | may easily get both.
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