Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 December 1894 — Page 2

THE BANNER TTMKS. GRF.ENCARn.E. IMMANA MONDAY. DECEMBER 1884.

' 'lu^ ^Tttrkevi’s Doom Will soon be written. It will be '' * 1 —in— a c °ld day when he gets left as lie surely will be. and it will be ©faTV a c °l t l day for you unless you I] are provided with warm clothing made as we are now having ours made, and you can easily afford to buy a full outfit at the prices named by our house. A good, warm working suit for 54.00, $5.00 and 56.oo. A good knock about suit for Sj.r-o, 57.50 and 58.oo. Extra good all-wool suits for $10.00 and Si 2.00. Fine all-wcol tailor made suits in ENGLISH O L7A V WORSTEDS ON L_Y $15.00. I Livy .Warm. Goi ffliriinnflTH J ; ' n( * $5. Gantcel. Nice. I.ont; || Vrnilllll I N ^Ni.oO, $ ( , $8 l:\lra finc.lon^ I’ool y | lUs!UU|l 1 U ancl $d.50. Best 25-cent Underwear Ever Sold for the Money. MODEL. CLOTHING HOUSE

DAILY BANNER TIM ES 'Ik- i'n.l Seventh ate the

ones which seem destined to divide A in their snppnrt, e»eh hnving two announced aspirants. The others come one each Irom the First, Third, Fourth, FiCth, Sixth, Eighth, Eleventh and Twelfth districts. Five of the candidates served during the last session of the general

M-r’-ij riiti i* imittf known on nppttcrttion. asseuihlv. when thev were in a mi

Ol.ai.K'M, rttnllsplny utlvertlm monts iiumt be .

hiintletl In by 10 oYlork n. m. rucli Ray. KoteL noiTtV of 611 to .’17. f riiese were

Merritt.

While

Eninkltn streets.

ADVERTISING. Hbadino Noticks

S cents per line, i >ne line puriiKniphs ehnr®etl

ns iK'capj in>r 1 wo lines space.

a.', lines’ 4 cents per lino | 50 " " “

no 2.VI 500

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i’nir inlvertisemerils will be rt>celved each day j 11111 lt_V ol 6.1 to .J7. up to i o’clock p. m. Messrs. Alien, Hester, All cononiinlentluns should be siinusl with j N©whoU86 and Stakehal.e,

pubHecbm. but ^cvbieiuN'or^d‘iiiiViK <he Others were not members of the

A.Kmymous coinmiiuicatloiifi can not be no-

ticed.

Where dell very is irrevrnlar please report Paine promptly at publication omce. Speelmen coplt‘S umib‘d free on upplleation.

| last liotise, some of them have previously had experience in legisla

lative work.

RATES OF SU3SCR PI ION

One Year in advance.. Six month#. .. Three mu nth# One month Per week h]i Carrier

.$T».00 . 2/>0 . 1JJ5 I

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. .10

When delivery Is made by ^rHer. all^si.b- (luit lhe penl(le , not

pei iption nccount» are to be t hey call and receipt for same.

ON K IT KM OF EXPENSE. The addition of 1100,000,000 to the national debt within ten months is a lair sample of a frpe trade “oh jeet lesson.” It is “a condition”

the people, not “a

theory.” This addition of debt during ten months of a free-trade administration is at the rate of $10,000,000 a month. It has cost the people $333,3311 during each

— —j and every one of the 300 days in Ik Cleveland knew how little the these ten months to pay for the people of this country cared about privilege of threatening protection, his coming message he wouldn’t It has cost $13,900 every hour of

M. J. HECKETr — H AltUV M. SMITH.

fTiblluher Manuginv Editor

Address nil communications to The Daily Hannkh Times.

Greencastle. lod.

work so hard.

Ik you desire a share of the coming holiday trade a judicious display of advertising in this paper

the ten months; it cost over $230 every minute; it has cost the country almost $4 during ever}' second of the ten months. This is only the cost to the people, as repre-

will greatly assist any merchant to ; sented by the jn dispose of his wans. r\ 0,11 the national debt in the sura of al

wares.

daily and weekly editions and then wait for results. The results will

come.

The less there is of Cleveland s forthcoming message the more it will please the majority of the American people. The average

enterprising newspaper, boweyer, is professor is certainly considerably preparing to give space to much more than it is worth and very wind upon the appearance of the! much more than the present gener document. ! ation of people will ever pay again.

most $4 during every second of the ten months; over $230 during every minute; $13,900 every hour, and $333,333 every day of that time. The cost of a course of lectures delivered by a Buffalo law yer and a West Virginia college

The Globe-Democrat says; A democratic organ says that many of the republicans elected to the

A Hijc Sale of lIogH.

•I. A. Mount delivered to Blaine Archey yesterday 210 hogs, weight

next congress are “nobodies.” j 53 230 pounds, at $5 per hundred, Granting this to be true, it goes to $2 ,91U0. Mr. Mount generously show that the people preler repub-^ ( j on( ^ e( j j 0 the shipper. Mr. Archey, H’*«« “noboiW” to democrat $250, as the cotHtact price was so “somebodies'Mops it not.'' ^ far above current prices. Of

these 181

were

The list of candidates for speak- . . . , . , '.-'H-*- rii'-s ‘s perhaps ‘he largest

ei ,,f the bouse .11 lue coniine !cg , . ‘ , ■

sale at one time, and ol one farm-

POULTRY ASSOCIATION. Cluoken I'anciern Getting itraily for tin* NtM'oml Annual Mxliibition. The poultry association of Putnam county will hold their second iinniiiil exhibition 111 Greencastle on January 1 to 5, IMbu, inclusive. Their premium list has been issued from the Mannnkk Times presses, and Win. A. Crater, president, and J. I). Torr, secretary, announce the following introdaction: The Putnam County Poultry association desires to announce to its friends and the public generally its second annual exhibition to be held in Greencastle, Ind.. the lirst week in January, 1 ^9'>. The flattering success of our show last year and desire to build up in our county this important industry lias warranted us in making this exhibit. We invite vou to look over our list of premiums, which are valuable, and bring vour (owls and compete for these prizes. A beautiful silk ribbon with name of association printed on it will he given, up to the tourth score in addition to premium. We have secured the services of a competent judge, and if for no other reason the score card will well repay your tumble to show. Thanking our patrons and the business men of Greencastle for their hearty support heretofore, we again cordially invite you to assist us to make this show a perfect success. The following rules and regulations will govern the exhibition: 1. The premiums of this association are open to the competition of the world. All entries must be made on entry blanks furnished by the secretary free. 2. A fee of live cents will be charged on all single specimens and 2:> cents on all breeding

pens.

o. Exhibitors who do not attend in person can ship their stock direct to the secretary with express charges prepaid, who will give ii proper care and attention, and promptly return it at the close of the exhibition. 4. The association will use all possible care but will not be held responsible should losses or accident occur. 5 Entries shall consist of slngrle bird* and breodlntr liens except inquatic, which shall be in pairs. «. All entries must be made and all stock must be In the hall by six o'elook Tuesday evenlnif. 7. All specimens entered for competition and not disqualified will be scored. The score card of each, showing the number of points, variety, etc., and duly signed by the judge, shall he the property of the exhibitor. s. Exhibitors will furnish their own coops, which should he neat as possible. 9. Marking bsnds will be furnished by the secretary at cost price. 10. Any exhibitor guilty of attempting fraud or handling fowls outer than his own will be deprived the privilege of competing. 11. All disputes arising In the showroom will be referred to the executive committee. L -Ingle admission tickets, tilteen cents; children under twelve years of age, live

cents.

The premium list is made up of twenty-four pages and a handsome cover, and is well fll ed with ads. of

The

Tin* Teacher* Adjourn. The Putnam County Teachers’ association adjourned on Saturday afternoon. The papers of that day were well given and were full of good thoughts. The following of licers were elected for the coming year: Jerome King, president, Reelsville: Miss Mary Ayarette, vice president; Miss Mary Webb, secretary. Miss Avarette and Miss Webb reside at Fineustle. The following resolutions were passed : RKSOM'T ION'S. We, the teachers of Putnam eounty, in the tenth meeting of association, assembled, compliment President Site-lair for Ids efficient ami pleasing management. We desire to extent our thunks to Mr. Sandisou and Mrs, Meitae, for the sireat lienetit tlieir instruction has been to us. To express our appreciation of the two able lectures of Pres. Swain. To compliment our fellow teachers upon the thoughtful papers they presented. We regret tin* absence, on account of si kness, of Supt. Lyon. M e also regret the removal by dentil of Miss Lizzie Walsh, a fellow teacher who so lately entered onr profession, and extend to Iter relatives our sympathy. Jeromk M, King j W. It. A1.LEE, Anna Stone, t Com. Mary Keakxky, S. A. Harris. Yaudulm I.ino Excturslonii. To Cincinnati; fare round trip. $2.50 Tickets good going only on train No. 12, leaving Greencastle at 2:28 a. in., Sunday, Dec. U. return limit Dec. 10. J. S. Dowling, Agt.

& J r r\r\ A WEEK paid to ludirs and tp / O.L/w gents to sell the Rapid l>i-!i washer. Was bus and dr leu thrm In two minute* without wet tint? tin* hunda. No experience neC(*Kary; soils at sijfht; permanent position. Addn^s \V. I*. Harrison & » o., < l< rk No. 14, t olumbus, Ohio. 4 Attention G. A. It. On next Monday evening will occur the annual eleetion of ofllcers of Post No. 11, also post inspection. A full attendance desired. 41&42 A. M. Maxson, Coin.

Hood's Cured After Others Failed

Scrofula in

the Neck—Bunches Cone Now.

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Dattliiurin Real Estate We have some of tlie best bargains in houses and lots that have I teen oli’eied for years, liaril times has, in a measure, helped us to reductions (hat the casual buyer has only to see to appreciate. J. M. HURLEY < >111 eo over First National Back

SanRerville. Maine. '• C. I. Flood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: “Gentlemen: I feel that 1 cannot say enough In favor of flood's Sarsaparilla. For live years I have been troubled w ith scrofula In my neck and throat. Several kinds of medicines which f tried did not do me any good, and when f commenced to Like Hood's Sarsaparilla there were large bunches on my neck so sore that f could Hood’s c 3 * Cures not hear the slightest touch. When f had taken one bottle of this medicine, the soreness had gone, and before I had finished the second the hunches had entirely disappeared.” Blancna Atwood, Sangerville, Maine. N. B. ff you decide to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla do not be Induced to buy any other. Hood’s Pills cure constipation by restoring luc pcrtstalUc action of the alimentary cauaL

WE SELL THE Potters’ Celebrated F ilo P loss AND f Wash Silk. Isaiah Vermillion. •24-4w

Ijtocal Time Gard. BIG FOUR.

Paul MeFaddcn has been in Indianapolis the past week visiting Ids friend, Samuel Cunningham, of Butler university. Bijj Four Wentcrn KxfMirxkoii 1 and IS. On above dates exnir-ioir. will he ron to Arkansas, Colorado, Indian territory, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico South Oakota, Texas and Wyoming. Rate will tie half fare plus $2.00. Return limit 20 days. F P. IIuk.stis, Agt.

Two dozen old newspapers at the Banner Times olflee for live cents. These papers will be found very useful in many ways. They are nice for pantry shelves, under carpets and in other ways. Remember the price—two dozen for five cents. tf

Islature is about as follows; B. M. Willoughby, of Vincennes, Knox county; F. E. Holloway, of Evansville, Vanderburg county; J. G. Allen, of Washington, Davicso county: George B. Card will, of New Albany, Floyd county: Marshall Newhouse, of Kingston, Decatur county; C. F. Hesler, of Steam Corner, Fountain county; F. D. Merritt, of Lagrange, Lagrange county: Thomas T. Moore, of Greencastle, Putnam county; J. C. Adams ami W r . H. Leedy, of Indianapolis, Marion county: A. J. Stakebake, of Winchester, Randolph county; J. F. Statesman, of Peru, Miami county. An analysis

enterprising business houses,

premium list is large. At Opera Houje Tonight.

I napproaehable, astounding, marvel-

ous! The unparalleled success! Roche, the liypnoti-t supreme, whose marvelous hypnotic exhibitions electrify and astound public, press and scientists. Roche, whose hypnotic power conquers all skepticism, and whom the great newspapers pronounce a “hypnotist without a peer.” A rare programme each evening! Pure comedy! Interte res ting ! Exceedingly instructive. “His performances are wonderful.”— Herald, Xew York. “The greatest demonstrations of modern hypnotism ever seen in this city.”—Jfatf and Express, Xew York. “The hypnotist whose record will be worth watching.”—G/o/te,

“N>vp r bfif/}.-,. h as hrp?!nff»T*»

had such an able exponent.”—//era/d, ( Iticayo. "Certainly the ablest of aii hypnotists we have ever seen.”—Pub-

lic Ledger.

Corot; in ami examine tuy elegant line of solid gold chased hand rings, all sizes, guaranteed, 7& cents each. Ricketts, jeweler. 42 t l I am receiving nice new Christmas goods daily. James A. Ricketts. 42t1

. • I , , Heal Kstatc Transfers.

Howard to Patrick J. Olisick was JubuJ. Cttrriger to Theodore M, Carnger,

land In Washington tp„ $75 00.

Jacob Huffman to Charles Huffman, land In

Floyd tp.. $24.00.

Elijah Grantham to Joshua W. Hennon, land In Roachdale, $125. Nelson G. Smith to Isaac and Mary Clark, land in Qreenbastlc, $rsm.

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er's raising and feeding, ever made in the county—Cr aw/or dev ille Ar

Hits News.

The marriage of Miss May Belle

quietly celebrated last Tuesday evening at 20(5 east Main street. The occasion was a very pleasant social event.—Danville (III.) Ex-

change.

Ki-yuntl ( onipnrltMtn

Are the good qualities possessed by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Above all it purifies the blood, thus strengthening the nerves; it regulates the digestive organs, Invigorates the kidneys and liver, tones and builds up the entire system,

See Roche this evening at the opera house. 42tl Today’* laorai Market*. [Furnished the Daily Banner Times dailyby R.W. Allen, manager of Arthui Jordan’s ooultry house.1

Hens f’-i

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Whose Marvelous. Miraculous Hypnotic Exhibitions Electrify anil Astonish the Public, I’rcssttnil Scientists. A RARE PROGRAM EACH EVENING. PURE COMEDY. INTERESTING EXCEEDINGLY INSTRUCTIVE THE GREAT KOCK-IIKKAKING TEST Given on Opening Nlaht A hutrcslx hundred pound rock wilt be broken on the tireuat of a hytmot lsod subject, as shown by cut on large bills.

PRICES 25. 35 AND 50 CENTS.

SEATS <>N SALE AT*LANI>KS’ BOOK STORE.

most men between whom to divide

votes. By congressional districts' G. Kelley’s

See the elegant line of watches at H.

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thicks 5 Onese. choice f. f. Slhs and over , 15 Geese, plucked 25 F-tors. fresh, subject to handling . . ...in Hu I ter, fresh roll n Butter. No. 2 «

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MRS. LAURA GIFFORD, FASHIONABLE MODISTE, Respectfully solicits the patronage of Greencastle ladies. I use the FRENCH TAILORS’ SYSTEM. Work and Bit Guaranteed. Located at 402 E. 11ANNA-ST. «W-t f

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GOING WEST.

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No 17* SouthwrstcrnLimited unworn No itt Terre Haute Accommodation. p m * Dalijr’’ 4 Except Wundayl H ,n Train No. 14 hauls sleepers to Boston and Columbus, sleepers mid coaches to (llneln "all- No. 2 eoiuu ets for Chlcaifo. Clnelniiati 1 leveland and Mii'hIirsn division points \ , 18 hauls sleepers for Washington via ( ’ \ (1 sleeper for New fork and connects fot Col iiinlnis No 8 connects for < inclmmtl mol Mlehltran division points ill Wabash. No pi “Knickerbocker Special" sleepers for New Yoi k. Nos. I, 11 U and 17 connect In >t. LoulsI nlon depot with western roads. No 11 connects al I'arls with t airo division for points .south, and al Mattoon with 1. ( for iminis

north.

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In efTect Sunday, May :7, IHft).

MOUTH BOUND.

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sourn bound.

No IP Louisville Milii No 5* southern Express. No 41P bocal • Dally, t Except Sunday.

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VARDALIA LiNE. Trains leave Greencastle, Ind., In effect Nov

2.>, 1894.

KOK THE WEST.

Ex Sun.... 8:5.1a m, for s t . jx.uu. “ y in, for st. 1.011 is. ''*! >' tf >1 P m, for st. Louis. JDllp m, for it. Louis.

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Dally 2:28 a m.

Daily 3:32 am “ •• , PEORIA DIVISION

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Washing Silk Waists. Wash silk waists do not always wash w“!l became of ignorance of the propsr way of laundering them. Add a teaspoonful of boiux to souio lukowaxiu water and enough nice white soap to rnakt) a weak suds. Rnb through the liatnia carefully, and instead ot wringing draw tho silk through the tightly clasped hand. If all the dirt has not been taken out, wash again; then rinse In several waters to which have been added a pinch of borax or a half dozen drops of ammonia. Do not let the silk become quite dry before ironing; then use a moderately hot iron, as a very hot one will scorch the silk.

Apple 4 ustard.

Pare, core and stow 6 apples until fine and add half cup of sugar. Boat g eggs very light, add half cup of sugar and pints of milk. Stir well and add tho apples. Stir again, pour into a baking pan and bako a few minutes until the custard is set. If liked, a littlo grated nutmeg may be added just before it is put in tho oven. This is a nice dessert and possesses the advantage of being so qniokly prepared that it may bo classed among the emergency desserts.

All are of

HIGHEST ARTISTIC KXUE1

LKN’CE,

and are jirepnred anti bought by finest musicians for their lueidit tonal force, combined with dept sonority and musical qualities w places them in the foremost rank of

piiRos ma 1c.

How’s vour home? Let’s start v<> lhe toad D> itajipiness by showing magnificent imeof pianos-and v <ell you one as cheap as vou can hi 1 i f i ijOPuioii, Xt*w X nrW. 1 Francisco. Catalogue free. Newhouse Jeffei Fine Tuning a Specialty. Vvr Office—Room 3, Music I

When You Eat You Want The Best. Lueteke’s Bakery supplies the best in the BREAD line. Pies, Cakes, Rolls, Doughnut*, etc., to suit tlie most fastidious J taste. / LOETEKE. lhe B“ ,le

lliif Four F.x<*ni*ions.

Home seekers excursion to southern -fates Dec. 4. half are. 20 days limit.

F. P. HUK8T18, Agt.

At the Banner Times bindery t ! take one inch thickness of piano inns j mend and bind it in u hamisome st. ; for two dollars. dtUAwil