Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 December 1894 — Page 2

TUT. BANNER TIMEX GREENCASIT.E. INDIANA. SATURDAY DECI’MHhll ^9, I,'•94

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PER CENT OEI Of tile low price of CLOTHING

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TRe MODEL Means lower prices tlian can be found in any other house in

the State. Don't miss the opportunity for a Suit os* Overcoat

Mon’s and Hoy's Heavy Merino

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Shirts and Drawers, 2oe eaeli. See our Ladies Fine Imported Kid Gloves and Mittens. MODEL CLOTHING HOUSE.

memlters them, ami with his party lias surely not forgotten how the “unemployeil multitudes” swiped democracy off the earth last month. The St. Louis Globe-Democrat

says that there are now four full D V 1 I V 1> \ N NT It T1 M KS candidates for the republi-

can presidential nomination: liar-

COLD WEATHER. Doesn’t hinder plastering when done

with Adainilnt.

R- B- HURLEY For further iiuormation. ItOX 7711

OUR HISTORICAL SOCIETY- Herr’s u Iteeision Kureeurully », ,he Court The supreme OOUft has hand.d House tills Afternoon. down a deeision holding that a saWitli the thermometer hovering 100,1 keeper may he held response but a few notches above zero this ble ,or damages'resulting to an in morning, snow on the ground, and toxicated person who becomes ina decidedly wintry day generally, toxicated from h'qnur purchased in I there wasn’t much incentive for k* 51 saloon. 1 he decision was rend the older citizens ol the county to ered on a ease that went up from set their faces Greencastlewards Huntington county. Louis Gaits, tor the formation of a historical so- H saloon keeper at Huntington, cicty, as had been announced in the "'<*« sued by Joseph Sliney for the paoers. Hence there wasn’t a large death of a sou ol Sliney. 1 he attendance of out of town people at court said that a person who sets in ^ the meeting in the court room when j * rtlon an y dangerous power of the bell rang at one o’clock this f °rce is responsible for the conse- j afternoon. j quence. The meeting was called to order Kim..... ..r om.ers. at 1:2.'. by Col. C. C. Matson who Ragle | 0(1 _. e N(1< | ( ; t K of p ( on stated the object ot tbs meeting to | :1 ^j evening elected officers .-i-- fol l.e the formation of a historical so luWs; K B< Rvans, C. C; Jas. A. eiety for Putnam county. There i Tllf . k(>r y E q Fry, P:W. E. were about twenty persons present Sta|T M w . ,, L Handel, M. E; and Mr Tucker VV. Taylor who A . Hrockway, M. F; G. II. Hulce, had acted as secretary of the pre- ; K R &r s . B Hawkins, M. A ; E. liminary trfeeting was called upon | B Evans, trustee; E. II. Evans, and read the minutes ol the pre\i- fnedical examiner; \V. L. Denman, ous meeting. The minutes were | rei , re8entative . M Hurley, al approved. ternate; E. C. Alirams, K. F. The committee on organization | Hughes, O. I). Swaim, auditing reported through Dr J. C. Ridpath, conill]B ( eei

its chairman. The report pro

Ivy Poisoning

of Suffering

Eight Years

l^oeal Time Card. BIO FOUR. OOIHO K AST. No 10* Veatibulfd l xpn*«* p »n No 21 Indianapolis Accommodation..8:48a m No 18* SoiithwesUTn Limited 1:5* p m No x* Mail t P ni j No 14* 2:50 a id (}OlN(} WEST. No 7* Wstilmliti Lx press. 12:22 am ' No »’ Mail H:4 2 in I No 17* Southwestern Limited ...12:49 p m No 3+ Terre Haute Accommodation . ft: ^ p in Noil* 12:58 am * Daily + Kxcept Sunday. Train No. 14 hauls sleepers t * Poston and I Columbus, sleepers and coaches t » (‘fncinuati. No. 2 connects for rhlcunro, Cincinnati < leveland and MiehlHron division points. No 118 hauls sleepei’s for N\ashimrt«m via < .A: <>. sleep t for New York and eonnects foi Coluintiiis No. 8 connects for i incinnati ami Mbdiijran division pfdnts at Wabash. No. 10, “Kniekerbocker Special’' sleepers for New York. Nos. T, 11. 9 and 17 connect in s t. Louis Union df pot witli wi»stern roads. No. 9 con- , nects at Paris with ( aim division for points south, and at Mattoon with 1. ( for points north. K P. 11 testis. .Went

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rison. Reed, MvKinley, Allison. The Globe-Democrat says the main fight will be between Reed and McKinley, and it favors Reed. Twenty-five of the thirty-two newly elected state senators in New York favor a continuance of the Lexow investigation. Thus far the testimony has implicated over half a hundred police officials. This purification of the New York police department will do more to overthrow democratic chances of carrying New York City and the state at large than any other one

thing.

The Chicago Deraid is running a train from Chicago to Atlanta today with a special Georgia edition of the palter aboard. The When delivery Is made l>y currier, till mib-

scrtptlnn me to tie paid to them as j tram is scheduled sixty miles an they call and receipt for same. . a .... Il .

hour, lett Chicago at 2:J0 this

Publisher morning, and if it doesn’t get in a

. Manual ng Editor . ditch before that time will reach

Address all communications to . , „ Tub Daily Baxmf.b Timbs, Atlanta, Iia., at .>:J0 this afterG rccnctuitle, Ind. 1 . , ... , noon. 1 his distribution of papers

seven hundred miles from Chicago

VI! communications should tie slimed with the mine if the writer: let tieeessarlly for imlilli cion, but as evidence of irood faith. A.ioitymous eo'-nmunieatloiiA can not be notlced.

Where c’cltvery is irregular please report same promptly at publication otftcc. Specimen copies malted free on applleatlon.

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M. J. DEf'KETT .. HAKKY M. SMITH.

; on the day of publication is an un-

I precedented feat.

as a lirike taker. We presume Dr.

1’arkhurst, is safe.

The Brazil papers are suffering with heart palpitations over the prospect of a new railway depot. The Democrat gives the follow-

Thev now have Anthony Com- . interview> pi , r|)ap8 vi8ionarVt stock in the toils before the Lexow | which 80Undg t . on8iderilbly like ‘ a

calamity howl:

A laboring man: "My prediction is, that the industrial condition in this country will be far worse next year than it has been this year. It is not possible for our law-makers to remedy it, at least in the form of tariff tinker-

. „ ... i >ng. There must be a radical promised Greencastle with the °P* | change in SO c ia l and financial con ening of Are we or are we ,|j(j 0 ns before any relief can come.

The Banner Times is not losing a wink of sleep over the fact that the income tax bugaboo goes into

effect on January 1.

Free mail delivery has been

not to have ii, Mr. Bissell?

any

The ‘hard times’ of which we have heard so much will he good times

The devil is rapidly claiming his m comparison with what is in store dues in New York state and city for us. I am no alarmist, hut 1 politics. Cock ran and Croker arej wil1 en,k * avor t0 ‘> e prepared for , , . . i . , . i the worst when it comes.”

now letting out what political “*• Hold on, neighbor. You have a glass shed over you on this business, Hear in mind your old war

crets the Lexow committee are not

stirring up.

These are eolH, blustry days, hut the Daily Manner Times comes regularly just the same. Subscribers should appreciate the work of the earner hoys bv seeing that they

are paid regularly.

Some men have fortune thrust

A Ureat Battle

Is eontiuuallv going on in the human system. The demon of impure blood strives to gain victory over the constitution, to ruin health, to drag victims to the grave. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the weapon with which to defend one’s

upon them. The will of Elijah self, drive the desperate enemy from Ncwlaml, deceased, probated in the |<he field, and restore bodily health for

Floyd circuit court, gives an im-i llun '

mense estate to Newland T. and . ,loo,r ? 1,11,8 ^ nH " 8ea ’ , . , indigestion and biliousness. 25c. < harles \\ . Del auw, his grandsons.

cry of “Calamity Jane.”

Borrowing In Babylonia.

, In ancient Babylonia, as in modern a candidate tor member of the state china, the normal effect of a loan was

Mr. J. W. Rohe, of tit is city, is

hoard of agriculture, Tenth dis triet. Mr. Robe is one of Putnam’s prominent and progressive farmers and citizens, and we believe no better move could be made than to place him on the board.

supposed to be beneficial to the borrower. In Egypt, judging from the form of the deeds, the idea was that the credit-

Perfect Curo by Hood’s Sarsaparilla “C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: "Dear Sirs: - We have tried Hood's Sarsaparilla and find it t > be all you claim for it. My 1 wl.'e was pi is.iacd Ly ivy when a young woman, and lor eight years was troubled every season

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vided the name of “Historical Society of Putnam County.” Three kinds of memberships tire provided, active, corresponding and honorary. The officers shall consist of a president and fourteen vice presidents, one for each township in the county, a treasurer, a recording secretary and corresponding secretarv. The constitution further provides for executive, membership, program and publication committees. The

Hood’s 5 -^ Cures with the breaking out and terrible Itching and burning. I th night hers was as bad a case as anyone ever it.id. Site was in tills distressing condition every year until she began to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which has effected a perfect cure, without leaving any scars, and sha

has had

No Sign of the Poison Since.

Site is well and hearty. I have taken Hood’s j Sarsaparilla after the grip with good resells, and have also given it to our four children. We ars ! all pictures of perfect health anil owe it to Hood’s Sarsaparilla.” J. C. FhkemAK, Van-

( litirrh Reception.

The friends and congregation of daiia. Illinois"

1 N. h. H you decide to take Hood’s Sarsaparllla do not be induced to buy any other Instead.

College Avenue M. E. church are cordially invited to a reception from seven to ten Tuesday evening, Jan. 1, 18117). May the glad New Year he ushered in in loving Christian fellowship. By order of invi tation committee of the Woman's League of College Avenue church.

North Mission. Sabbath school at 2

p. in

Ep-

major meetings are to be open to! worth league at J. Preaching at

the public, four in number to be held the first Tuesday night in January, April, July and October of eaeh year. The exercises to consist of it principal paper and any business matters; the minor meetings shall be held on the first Tuesday evening of eaeh month, except-

7 p. tn. by Rev. Postal; subjeet: “Man Fell Among Thieves.” Revival services commence New Year’s eve, eonducted by Rev. Albert G. Detch and others. Everybody invited.

Hood’s Pills :-ro bund made, nnd perfect in proportion aud appearance. 25c. per box.

Christ inn Church.

Services in the G. A. R. hull;

mg those named above and Sunday school at <J:lo a. rn. A consist of such exercises as the New Year’s sermon by the pastor, committee on program may prepare, j E1( , er Morrig at 10:30; Junior The minor meetings are not to he R n( | ( . avor at 3.30 p. in. Y. P. S. made public. The report was ,, E Rt 6 p ^. eong sei . v i L . e t,y

adopted.

The committee on ollieers reported by J. J. Smiley, Us chairman, as follows: President, J. R. M. Allen; vice presidents—Greeneas tie, T. C. Grooms; Mill Greek, M. F. McHaffie; Marion, J. W. Dun lavy; Floyd, John D. Hart; Jack-

the choir at 7 p. m. Public cordially invited to all these services. AN ACCOMPLISHED LIAR. TpIIh How They Do Thing* Up in Hooh-

ierdom.

Tern* Haute Tribune.

An exchange editors tells of an Indiana man who stopped over

son, James Moreland; Madison, n i g | B with a famil)’in Georgia who Samuel Gardner; Franklin, James' | ia( j an j d ea that Indiana was a 1 . Edwards; Russell, J. II. \\ ilson, wBd weg t territory, up near the sr; Clinton, Alex. Breckenridge; ao ,t|) pole, and they asked many

Washington, Edward Huffman; Monroe, Samuel Colliver; Warren, John Hendricks, sr; Cloverdale, Thomas Horn, sr; Jefferson, Peter A. Jones. For secretary, Laura P. Lockridge; for

ridiculous questions and were an-

swered accordingly:

“Yes, the night are shorter,” he said, “but they have a blamed sight more of them and they are darker.” He had seen it so dark that you could not see the head-

corresponding secretary, Tucker ; liglll ot a locomotive thirty feet. W. Taylor; treasurer, T. I. Ham- He said it was a good fish country; mond; committee on publication, i that you could not ride a horse J. C. Ridpath, Jesse W. Weik, a(,ro88 a creek without kn^king

Flora T. Laughlin, Mrs. Jerome

out a two horse wagon load of fish; hut that he bail gone fishing once

Allen, James I. Denny; committee and then caught but one fish, and on membership, G. Moore, W. j when he pulled the fish out of the H. Alice O. G. Matson, Isaac P. j Wabash river the rivei fell six Perry, James J. Smiley, Milton A. I inuhe8 f ' T V Ul lU 111011111 lo Terre ....,, r , c, I Haute. I.e also said that it was a Bridges, \\ ilhani H. Ragan, Spen- ,. ... . . r ’ . r . ! fine timber country. A few days cer W. Hunter, Ezekial A right; ago he cut down a tree that uicus-

eommittee on program, L. P. Chapin, D. E. Williamson, Mrs. J. It.

uretl exactly one hundred yards lopg. Hu drove a wedge in the lug

Mahan, Mrs. Jonathan Birch, Mrs. 1 eDti auii i*- entirely open and ,, . r. : : split a thicket of three hundred Conrad Cook. yards that was so thick that you A committee on by-laws * as ap-1 ( . ou | dn ) t run a fi 8 |,j n g p 0 | e into it pointed consisting of the commit-i end ways. The place opened by tee on constitution to draft by splitting the log was then being | aW8 l used as a wagon road. He also

said that it was a very healthy

Care of tlie Plano. Grnnire Homes. The climate, the location of the house and the position in wnich the piano stands have much to do with its man-

agement.

It mu-t he borne in mind that too great, heat aud dryness are more injurious to a piano than the moderate dampness it i- likely to lie subjected to m any ordinary dwelling, if the sounding hoard gets too dry it is likely to crack ; then the piano is a hopeless wreck. Too much moisture makes the keys stick ami rusts the strings, hut there is nothing as had as too much

dryness.

htnne experts recommend keeping a growing plant on the piano, hut this has objections, as the pot might he easily upset, with a rather disagreeable, if

not dangerous, result.

The hc-t idea is to keep the piano as far aw tv front the heater as possible in winter, and not too near a snii exposed Wall in sumnict. Pianos may stand by an outside wall if they are not allowed to come in contact with it. anti if the cimilution of the air in the room is reasonably good. When it is said that a piano must not stand against an outside wall, it means that the instrument should not come in direct contact with any conductor to the outer world. Pianos should be kept as much as possible front dust, aud it is of al things important that small articles and scraps of all sorts should be kept out of it. In many houses it is customary to lay wraps, work and ail kinds of odds aud ends on the piano. Some one comes in, down goes a bonnet, shaw |, gloves, etc. \\ hen tin* things are shaken up a pin may fall in upon the sounding hoard, anti some day there is a clatter and a buzzing and one must come to see what the matter is. Musical instruments were never made for wardrobes

or other stotage purposes.

To have the piano at its best keep it covered, if it is covered at all, with a felt spread, am) do not leave it closed continuously. It should be opened every day at least, so that the keys may not turn yellow. Wipe the dust oft 1

'-B) LCIUISVIUf ktwAlBANYK CHICAGqdffKsK

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<». BROAD*'! KELT.

NY. B \ B9TAL,

Broadstreet& Vestal, Ileal Estate, Exchange and Loan Illliee. Farm and City Property for Sale.

Some bargains if taken tit once, and see them

Call

Southard Block, S. E. Cor. Square.

GREENCASTLE, IND.

tit tr

REMEMBER THAT

2- dl.nQoore*

Will supply tin* people with tirstdass GROCERIES at the lowest living prices. I also keep a full line of Glassware and Queensware, Decorated |>inner Sets, owls and Pitchers, aud Tinware of all kinds. Salt by the barrel. 1 keep a fine line of Toilet Soaps. All kinds of Fruits, Nuts and Ctuitlies for Holiday Trade. East but not least, will give with every box of Mascott’s Raking Powder—price 25 cents—a child s quadruple silver set, embossed knife, fork anil spoon. Just the thing for a Christmas present. J. W. Moore, X. Side Square. Abram’s Old Stand. «-;)m

Waiting for The Word

In almost every home some one is just waiting for another's consent tot

, ,, , . . , begin the study of Music, and the homo careful It so that it may not be brushed will be a thousand times brighter when down info the works. Pianos should ' it resounds to rite sweet, merry tones of

never be bunged. There is a great difterenre between the senseless pounding liuit inexpei ieneed people and children give a piano ami the vigorous treatment of tin expert, A skilled player rarely does any harm to a musical instrument, however forcible Hie action may be. Keepinv’ a piano in good condition is a comparatively simp! • tiling, provided one remembers the few “don’ts” that

are required.

either a

STEIXWAY COVOVKR

SMi i M &, N IXON, STI Y V ES A NT or KINGSBT’RY.

mi

I.n*t but Not I.emit.

All the good stottes of Dr. MoCosh

All utc unique in quality of lone, delicacy of model arm beauty of workmanship. Rut cold type cannot begin to do them justice, better make us a a visit of inspection this week and personally judge of their rare excellence Why bother considering inferior make —trying to timl a good one among them when we will sell you a standard make

room , mis. .Jeanette F. Bayne d,ed in twenty years and they had _ bat which ' <»r*ans_from $35 up; «5 a month. Goo,I

sometimes raised a smile among the I" 1111 ’' 1 " 1 " Ml - 1,11 inning a apceially.

and J. F, Darnall was appointed to provide a place of meeting. The meeting of today was by common

consent taken as the one

to pull his last breath with a cork

screw.

A young clock peddler was

f . spending the night with the lamily ° r u and he asked if it would be a good

fust I uesday in January, anti l ,le 1 country in which to sell clocks, next meeting will lie held on the | The Indiana man said not; that

Princeton students. One day ho had been discussing before tho senior class 1 Leibnitz’s theory of evil, and especially 1 the point that mankind was pnt upon the earth because there was less evil 1 here than elsewhere. One of the young

New house & Jeffers,

88-lyr Office—Room 3, Music Hall L. M. Hanna, M. D.,

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON

Governor Pennoykh, of Oregon, said as a parting shot at President Glevelutid, “Always remember the

unemployed multitudes all over our «« pnrt of the negotiable capital of the

broad land.” That remark

superduouB. Mr. Cleveland re- itiveCivilizations," Bimcox.

first Tuesday in February. The they kept time by the growth °f'i evi"'..''.'r"lur'dInbitLwoCd’anvivay?’’

committee on program was direct- l M,m Pkin v,nt ‘ 8 » wh,ch K rew flve I Thodoctorhadahabitwt.cn ho was No. ts Walnut Btrcot, First Door Hast cd to ,rc ctre 1 suit tide incn it ui * eel ' a ‘^ ^ 0,,r ’ 8ttl ^ w «s , puzzled of chewing his thumb knuckle, Knamo House Kcsldenoe, Brick llotiac oh " 0 l )rt ‘P art a HU1 ’ l 1 ' P ri> ^' a 111 i t he best vcgctnlilc country in the ' and as tho argument was leading np same lot.

or assorted a claim upon the debtor, or ^ or first meeting in February. ; W orld. Everything grew except to this bo hail gnawed viciously. When

the debtor acknowledged a liability tc j It was decided to nave one of the 1 beetM, and thev grew so long they ,llH came out, however, ho

the man from whom he had borrowed. m( , j()r meetlng8 in thp vear an 0 l d stuck through into ( hina, and the t nlZZg&’ZZXZSl Jar.’ - JU - In money to another. That is tho con, The opening meeting is a fore-i " n,Wer ° 11 V' e * lioD « inouest thing in tho world. Such lynus ' . . .... , , . was a cold cotintrv or not he said an, in a ciironic state of being incurred rlluner °f what will be :t siilcnditl it WH8 a . | lc |, a ,j 8l . en a and paid off. One men’s debt is anothei I organization. ( blaze of fire freeze to the hack of a man's credit and is considered rat),or j — | chimney, and they liad to knock it

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country than as a bnrden on the shonl- Ur >uc . u e.. tun-,

was dorsof one particular debtor.-“Prim 189 ' !ll, ‘ 1 g ‘ 1

while it is fresh.

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When it conies to the genuine article of news the It inner Times has it.

J7LECTION NOTICE.

I “All, ye have asked tho hardest tines- ... t FtitsT National IUnk, / tion 111 all pneeiosophy! Sukkratos tnra Th.*unmi ii im-. tiiD/. i tii,> Btoek»ioi«l«TM nf $0 answer it and failed. Plato tried it, thisim, k r,,, m. > I't nine ,Ur, ctors ,, - , 1. 1 . ... for tlieensuins y ar will be held at tticliT>iink and he failed tr>0. Kahnt attempted It tiulldlntr Tin s,lay. .L,n„„ry s. ts,,.A. I,,., snd made bod work of it. Leibnitz ''uui» ,.f ouc ami r,,.,, uVl.s k or tried it and begged the whole question ‘ iflto.lan.s JEROME abl.EN, 1 ashler. as I have been tr-llin yo, and”—lie re

he renewed ins chewing—“I confess—

I confess, 1 do-n-’t know just what to Subscriptions for any magazine make of it meself. Kate Field's or paper taken at this office. Wo Wash.ngton. | vill save you money. t