Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 January 1895 — Page 2
the BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA TUESDAY JANUARY 1, IHU5
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COCK-A-DOODLE DO!
WASHINGTON lettek Hood’s Cured
Say Several ll»ir.«lre<l Koosters and Ciame llirdtt at tl»»* tTiieken Show.
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TTie MODEL,
Means lower prices than can be found in any other house in the State. Don’t miss the opportunity for a
The voice of the chanticleer is hcanl in the land. In the Baker & Browning hall he ia to be heard and the light *brarna. Plymouth 'lock, white cochins, butf cochins. Ihanihnrga and bantams vie with the quack of high grade ducks, and the roar of the leghorns and langshans. These game birds are accompanied bv their sisters, their cousins and their aunts and their combined voices make interesting
LATEST POLITICAL GOSSIP FROM THE CAPITAL.
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Others Failed
IntereMtlntf Doing* of Public? >l**n, and a
DIhii of Spire* Here and There a* Srrn By Our special Correspondent Note**, Incidents, Etc.
Scrofula In the Neck-Bunches All Cone Now.
Washington, Dec. 31, 18!I4. The extra session bugaboo was raised by the administration democrats to frighten hesitating democrats into supporting the Carlisle currency bill and to deter republicans from placing obstacles in the way of any legislation
Suit or Overcoat MuiTs and Hoy’s Heavy Merino Shirts and Drawers,2oe eaeh. See our Ladies Fine Imported Kid Gloves and Mittens. MODEL CLOTHING HOUSE.
I music to the fancier who can tell approved by the administration; but | whether a towl “scores” eighty five "ow-like the R**'»b released from the
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The Banner Timks has a direct ! tip from the Mt. Hebron “Shaker” district that “His Satanic Majesty’ is dead and done for. The reports received from that religiously crazed district are ludicrous and ridiculous in the extreme, if they arc true, and the reports come from strictly reliable persons. It is said that n female minister doing the i trance dance now claims that she j communes direct with the Lord, iand that any one not holy can not | enter her sanctum or tent of wor-
Spcclmen copies nmlled free on application, ship. It is further Said that a mall
! went to the house of worship where
Dlsp'ny rates made known on application. Ul.aiikToL t'«»r dtspla\ ad\ ertiaementa must be handed in by 10 o’cloek i. in. eaeh day. Head-
ing a«ivert isements will be r»*ceived t^ach day
up to 1 o’clock in.
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.$5.(in the woman was and that he wasn’t iexactly holv when he went there:
exactly holy
•in: that he stepped
one foot up on the
Wh. li aelivcrj is madoby carrier, all sub- porch blit he couldn’t lift the Other
script ion accounts arc to be paid to them as
they call and receipt for same.
M. J. BECKETT HAKRY M. SMITH.
Publisher Mana^imr Editor
Address all communications to The Daily Banner Timks. Grecncastlc, Ind.
The Bannkr Times wishes one and all a happy and prosperous new year.
Speaking of the aetion of the Indiana college presidents on foot ball, the Lafayette Courier understands that they are not intent on antagonizing legitimate athletics, hut are determined to break up the slugging practices which have served to bring foot ball playing into well merited dis repute. All of which, it thinks, reflects credit upon the wisdom of the college presidents, and their timely offices should receive the indorsement of public, press and students.
Soutn GrreeiicuMtle. Mrs. Win. Renick is quite sick today. Dr. Crawley, of Judson, is visiting his father on Fox Ridge.
foot otl the ground; he pulled and he tugged but the foot was glued to terra firma by the devil himself; the man went back and prayed long and loud and then tried it again; his foot still refused to leave the ground; he returned and again went through a season of prayer, and on the third attempt his obstinate foot followed the former. Another report is that these religious enthusiasts became convinced that the devil had taken possession of a certain burly citizen and they determined to beat the aforesaid man until they drove satan from him. He wasn’t exactly willing, however, and drew a knife and threatened to kill the first man who touched him. His persecutors decided they had barked up the wrong tree and next turned their attention to an old man, whom they could handle. Two of them it is said threw him down and nearly beat him to death before they got the devil to flee. This was done on Christmas in the open air and near a big bon fire. The devil jumped from the man’s body into the fire and the zealots joined hands and danced about the
Mrs. I . T. Ashley and famiiy blaze confident that he wf.o dead.
PRIZE WINNING BLACK MINOKCAS.
have our Putnam breeders become and so great has been the improvement in stock that a bird that does not score in the ninety class is
hardly supposed to he in it. The entries began on Monday
and toda\’ the arrivals were thick and fast. The outlook is for six or seven hundred birds when the scoring begins tomorrow morning. Mr. I). A. Stoner, of Rensselaer, is the judge and he is said to be rapid
and accurate in bis decisions. The exhibitors and their entries
up to date are as fo lows : Frank |
that it threatens to overshadow everyi thing else The qtiesion of the calling (if an extra session of congress, which | was first considered merely in a might - I have-to-be light, has now nearly reached the inust-be stage. If something is not done by this congress to stop the drain of gold from the trea— I urv, and there isn’t one chance in a j thousand that anything will fie done, it i wid not he a matter of choice with Mr. (.’leveland. lie will have to call the republican congress together in order to
get something done.
Very little hope is now entertained by any democrat that the t.'arlisle currency hill will be passed- by the house in its present shape and not much that it will he passed in any shape, and none whatever : hat it will be passed bv tbe senate. But the ablest financiers in congress agree in saying that if the currency bill were to become a law tomorrow it would do the treasury more harm than good. Even Secretary Carlisle, who is willing to nose as author of the bill, admits that it would not help the treasury for some time to come and that he is not altogether certain that it ever would. Meanwhile the drain on the gold in the treasury and the receipts of the government continue to be much less than its expenditures. These facts have aroused the republicans to the necessity of formulating a plan for legislation at the extra session, if one They don’t want an extra
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Sangerville. Maine.
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M C. I. nooil & Co., Lowell, Mans.: ‘•Gentlemen: 1 feel that 1 cannot say enough In favor of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. For five years I have been troubled w ith scrofula in my neck and throat. Several kinds of medicines which I tried did not do mean) good, and when I commenced to take Hood's Sarsaparilla there were large bunches on my neck so sore that 1 could
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not bear the slightest touch. When I had Liken one bottle of this medicine, the soreness had gone, and before I had finished the second the bunches had entirely disappeared.” Blanchb Atwood, Sangerville, Maine. N. B. If you decide to take Hood's Sarsaparilla do not he Induced to buy any other.
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Hood’s Pills cure constipation by restorIlk toe peiistaltlc action of the alimentary eauaL
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BLACK LANGSHANS.
I session ; would much prefer having until December to think about legislation, hut true to the traditions of the party j they will he found ready to do their ! duty whenever called upon. It can be stated on high authority that the republicans in the senate l*;ive no idea of shielding the democrats from any of the popular disapproval they have earned since they controlled all I branches of the government. Several republican senators may when the urgenc appropriation bill gets before the
street A: Alice, city, 16 light Itrah- senate seek to have the appropriation mas, 2 bantams, 2 ducks. 10 B. Ply- f,)r t'"’ collection of the income tax
mouth locks. VY r . H. Burke, city, 4 white leghorns, 5 B. Plymouth
struck out of that bill, but they will not he supported by any considerable number of republicans. Nothing would
rocks, 2 light brahmas. Alice please the democrats who have realized Swalilen, city, 8 langshans, 3 light 1 what a mistake the income tax was, brahmas, 1 Plymouth rock, 4 ban- chief of whom is Mr. Cleveland, more tarns. Charles Arnold, eitv, Q than to have republican senators defeat
the appropriation for the collection of
black langshans, 4 bantams. J. D. that lftX< This woull , enilble th( , ( , ein „_
I’orr, Oakalla, 18 light brahmas, cratic party to play its favorite and 13 B. Plymouth rocks, 7 hurt' coch- usual double-faced role in another camins, 8 black langshans, !> black paign-in states where the income tax minorcas, 4 bronze turkeys, 6 tou-' 13 P°P ,,, " r k wo, ' l,, ,0 ,mve im -
| posed the tax and would charge the re-
louse geese, 6 Pekin ducks. W. A., pub , icgng with having prevented its ( raver, hillmore, Id Plymouth being collected, and in states where the locks, 0 white holland turkeys, 3 tax was unpopular it would point out bronze turkeys, 14 black langslians, the failure to appropriate money to en3 Pekin ducks, 9 white Plymouth Orce the law as its own act. These are
some of the reasons w by republicans
have returned alter a week's with relatives at Stilesville.
V lot!
U. B. hiirKs and Tandy Crawley are on tiie sick list this week.
John Marley is the proud possessor of a new mandolin, and it is the intention to have a grand ‘‘lioe down” in the vicinity of the Halfwav house tonight, with a 'possum supper at the conclusion of the occasion. Jack drew this prize at a
rattle.
The New Year’s tree at Fox Ridge church last evening was the occasion of a very pleasant time. A highly interesting program of songs and recitations was rendered in a creditable manner. Since John L. Sullivan made his appearance in town, it lias been discovered that our Nel. Brazier is built on tiie John R. plan, and perhaps would make a famous pugilist if tiie opportunity was given. Give
him a chance.
A lliiid test of the craze D reported to the effect that one of tiie lioo-' doocled people conceived the idea that lie had been commanded to jump through a tight board fence. He lowered his head and charged like a billy 7 goat with the result that he nearly beat ids brains out. Citizens from the neighborhood say these fool actions under the name of religion out-do tiie acts of the middle ages, and occurring as they do in a civilized county and age make the hallucination appear all the more unexplainable.
Marriage License*. Galvin VVeavel and Minnie Morgan; Frank B. Burk and Ollie E. Byers; Frank Davison and Genevieve Huffman.
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Leads to nervousness, fretfulness, peevishness, chronic dyspepsia and great misery. flood's Sarsaparilla is the remedy. It tones the stomach, creates an appetite, and gives a relish to food. ! It makes pure blood and gives healthy
Try Heinz’s sweet pickles at Broad-, t() tbe organs of the body, treet * Son’s. OlitM |'i‘ a k e Hood's, for Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Subscriptions for any magazine
or paper taken at this office, till save you money.
cures. * Hood’s Pills become the favorite ca-
thartic with every one who tries them
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i’RIZr WIVNTN’G It. C n LEGHORNS, rocks, 10 buff cochins, 6 white leghorns, 12 S. C. B. leghorns, 5 S. S. haraburgs, 2 light brahmas. W. S. Cook, Clinton tp., 7 black breasted red game. P. W. Wright, city, ff white leghorns. 5 barred Plymouth rocks, 3 capons. W. R. Ogg, city, 5 B. Plymouth rocks. O. P. Phil-
will aid in getting that appropriation through, rather than join in putting
obstructions in its way.
The trouble growing out of tbe repeal of tin* reciprocity clause of the McKinley tariff'law have only just begun, as the administration is now tindintrout. France and Austria have unoffiolftily tr Hurt fed thefr intention f.o
Coll**f£<* ItliyniPH Abroad . \Vest( rn Christian Advocate. A certain poetic license is cheerfully accorded the college muse. Class songs and college lyrics generally have a delicious abandon in sentiment and measure and melody. When General Fisk introduced tiie Wesleyan (flee Club to an audience of spectacled ami beoapped ancient Methodists, we recall the shocked and outraged sense of propriety their saintly visages—the audience’s, not tiie club’s—expressed.! The simple minded old people hat) not learned the college pace, that was all. Therefore, when Miss Bertha S. Farrow, of DePauw, sends forth Iter first volume of “College Rhymes” —Indianapolis: The Bowen-Mernli Co., Publishers— though she may leel a “timidity,” site surely knows that hers will lie a generous as well as an inspiring bearing. What is a slip now and then in syntax or meter? A strain is a strain for all that, and a dozen clever conceits and soultul rhymes for every poor one. whoever toads it may find. ‘ Tiie Young Student’s Night Thoughts,” will touch many a heart with longing love for mother. So the “Serenade” sweeps the heart-chords at “'ill. But the fair singer’s “Songs” are better than tiie more pretentious verse, and some of her “Dialects” would not shame her lauded “Hoosier Poet.” Success to tiie sweet warbler of old I). P. C. If her student-mates do not buy a full edition of her beautiful book, we shall have nur opinion of them.
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Broadstreet & Vestal, Real Estate, Exchange and Euan Olliee.
Farm and City Property for Sale.
Some bargains if taken at once. Call
taken at once, and see them
Southard Block, S. E. Cor. Square.
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This is to give notice that 1 have pur chased the music business of K. Marquis, 17 8. Indiana street, and will conduct the business in the future at the old stand individually. I am making a Marvelous showing in the way of PIANOS. I am showing you the soft side of hard times by ottering good square Pianos from $25 to $75 and new upright Pianos from $200 upward. These instruments must he sold to make room for the largest stock and most magnificent line of Pianos and Organs ever exhibited in our city. And then I am giving much for little again in the Small Ooods and Sheet Music department. One-fourth oft' on Guitars, Violins, Accordians, Banjos, Harps and other Musical Merchandise—Autoharps, popular, easy to play and easy to buy. Music, instrumental and vocal,at 3 cents a copy. But am too busy to spend much time in writing advertisements. “A word to the wise is sufllcient.” Come in and you’ll be treated cordially whether you buy or not.
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A Prayer for the New Year.
Wejjpreet with joy the bright Now Year, \\ hoHP name imbued with light and cheer. Fill* human hearts—afar and near— With i Imnkfultiesa aud fervent love Tr Thee, our Father, who hatli given All hlensing* here and hope of Heaven. O Thou dear Lord from us remove The stumbling-block* along our way.
May we In secret learn to pray "tI.. tv. ... 2* ? . f t .! . 'PH •: • i/-»r
F. GL. Newhouse, Successor to K. Marquis.
. Mn'if i-ar-aKitt;. O-4a The a hear,
follow the ex'imple of Spain noil retali- ! And take from os all doulit and fear.
j ate upon the I nited States if some mod- ! ideation of the sugar schedule of the tariff law cannot he secured. A - tlieri isn’t the slightest probability that any modification can be gotten through congress at th s session the outlook for more retaliation is promising—entirely
too promising.
January 8th has been set for tbe ffear-
Dattling in k Heal Estate* 4
^ j iilg of arguments on the demurrer fl!e«l
lipR. Amo, 2D s. C. B, leghoing, ^ I ijy the department ot justice in the suit white leghorns. George \V. Shuey, j brought to test tiie constitutioiiHlity of Bainbridge, 10 S. (\ B. leghorns, 12'the income tax. If the demurrer he
Wo look to Ttaeo Groat King Divine. Upon us cause Thy face to *hlrie: o may i by Spirit search each heart, A ml U- un fii»m tike uvll Way. IL’lp u • to serve Thee dav by day
With hD jkIfast ness: Thy Grace Impart
Through all the New Years yet to be. Open our eyes that we may see O.r sorest need—nwrr faith in Thre. We laud i'hy name -Omnipotence: Our only hope—our sure aefen*e.
—J. C. Ford.
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B. Plymouth rocks, 0 S. L. wyndottes, 3 Pekin ducks, 2 wild geese. Mrs. J. A. Moore, Greencastle, 5 Plymouth rocks. J. H. Hamilton, Floyd tp., 8 bronze turkeys, 8 B.
Plymouth rocks.
At two o’clock tiie exhibit had already equalled the state show and the entries were not then all in.
sustained and tiie suit be thrown out on the technicalities raised, steps for the beginning of a new suit against which those technicalities will not count will
be at once taken.
It is being whispered around in inside circles that Mr. Cleveland has lost faith in the Carlisle currency bill and that he believes, and has so expressed
Whi-n I’lnying For Others.
Having finally learned to play curtain selections from favorite composers, many performers will unconsciously memorize the notes and thus be able to play the piano without the score before them. This, says The Musical Record, is the most enjoyable mode of playing to tho musician, for, untroubled by the drudgery of reading as she goes along, the pupil can the more readily devote herself to the interpretation of the music. After a little time of careful practice, rather than of long and arduous
Land Sale.
The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance company have sold to
We have some of tiie best bargains in houses and lots liiat have btitii nfl'e-eil for veers. Hard times has, in u measure, helped us to reduction'' that tiie casual buyer h»s only to sec to ap-
preciate.
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J. M. HURLEY
(unco over First National Har. k
B. F. JOSLdN d oa the Highest Grade Brazil IBook
vnd tho Boat Pittsburgh and Anthracite. <’t>» ■
ysrrt opposite Vandaiia rieiaht office.
work, tho student will he able to play
himself to a personal friend, that the 1 to h “ r friends with some confidence, republicans would get up a bill that | T , his is Morally more difficult than to , , . . . i • i plav to herself. She must trv to forget
would be more satisfactory to him ami F, ’ ,
,, that aho is going to play 1o friends. i —— I" 1 " ' ln,,v OI ,n ' 1 :' i Interpret your selection as well as you 1 what t* the Work »f tn« Kidnev*? ToRehnve done either, but there can he no cau> be natural in your demeanor, and, move From th. mood it* impurities.
Wesley Wakey of Sullivan county 1 ‘ loul,t ° f t,M ; ^ , '^ ,ublicR "' '‘hoveall things, avoid attitndinizing or | The l)roduet( , of wastes which
» ( mey 11 a t y oi nuiinmi county,, t0 ^ ||p H betUs| . b jil. 1 positig for effect. All this is in the!
have been burned up in giving strength
worst possible taste. Sit easily and nat- to lln* system. Every particle of blood
Subscribe for the Daiia Banneii orally before the piano, let your hands in the body goes through the kldney-1
fall over the keys nnd dn not play with every three minutes, and if those organ-*
Ind., through W. T. Scott, real estate agent of ibis city, a large body j
of Putnam county land. Mr. Mil Iimis tor 189.i and get the news y 0ur wrists and shoulders, hut with are unable to perform tiieir work fully.! key is a former student of DePauw while it is fresh. yjur fingers. Hear, if possible, good ° r hder tiie system is poisoned.®
- Hi of news tiie Banner Times has it. | ® x ’' i ui< B ,te rpretati°n of the best ^ r8 f erent . es . d£w lyr 3(1-18 i
county.
masters whenever this is practicable.