Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 January 1895 — Page 2

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THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY JANUARY '>• lH9o

WASIHNIJTON LETTER COUNTY NEWS NOTES

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\V ASHiNOTfis, Jnn. 21,1894.

('onyri-ssional iiHlignation ovrr tin* iiewa »>f the blood shetl in Hawaii has for the time overshadowed the tloundI erinjj of the demoerats in their futile attempts to jtet up some sort of a tinan- | eial bill, and will probably continue to I do so tor a few days. The tardy ac- | tion of the administration in ordering

Brown soft hats reduced from j ; h f i"™ 1

lulu, whieh was virtuallt forced by the anjrry protests of democratic senators and representatives, is aecepted as a taeit acknowledgement of the blunder made in not keeping a war ship there for months past, but it is an acknowledgement not creditable to t e administration from any point of view. Among the democrats who have not hesitated to criticise the course of the administration are Ilepresentatives Livingston, of (.leorgia. who says that he thinks it the duty of this government to take eharge of Hawaii, either by annexation or by tile establishment of a protectorate, and Sickle-, of New York, who said : “It is mortifying tiiat American interests in Hawaii were left unprotected. We should not have been without a vessel there. The news must have interrupted sleep at the white house. I imagine it may have caused more uneasiness there than in Hawaii." Senator Lodge said : "The deplorable news from Hawaii eiiiplia«i/.es the wisdom of Lear Admiral Walker's re<

Is our motto. We know that the use of our hats is their best; advertisement and in the view ^ of hard times have made a special reduction on many lines of our late styled hats. New shapes in Black aud

$2.00 to Si.38. $3.00 still hats reduced to

$2.00.

Fro io,

BANNER TIM ES wntly expressed from the bench

his contempt for the supreme

Then there was the

Vut»ltsh»‘rt every afternonn except Sunday j ,-.'a niiinir «t tin* Hannm Ti mks office, corner Vine and 1 r ' ,

Franklin streets. THiibeuluick case, and more recent-

murder case, the foreclosure case Stewart contempt

jlv the Griltith

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cents per line and, lastly,

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(•use.

Bev. Kmu'* SticeeftKor ill Trinity.

CLafiiret. for display advortisemi'iits must bo L il'ayette C ourier,

handed in by I0t»’eioek •». in. eaidi day. Iteadintr advertisements will bo received each day

up to 1 o’clock o. in.

Ail voitrmmiciUbms should !• • signed with the namr* ol tlu* wri 1 <t: not not-i-ssai'lly tor public ition, but as • id once ol irood faith. A.tonj’iriOiis communleatloiis ran not be not let 1.

Where livery is irretrular p!i ase report same prompt I v ;p. piiblie.i: ion olVn . Speciinvii copies nmibfl freo on application.

RAT'S o f s u: 1 hir Year in ailimtlcr.. . $i.r nwnth# Three month*. t>n< month ... /Yr week by ( in ier

S :R' P 1 • oN•

. ^..tO i.;r> . .50 .10

The committee appointed to select a minister for Trinity church to till the pulpit when Dr. King leaves, have not settled on any one in particular, hut have several min isters in view. There has been a rumor afloat that Uev. W. If. W ise would he asked to take the pulpit but it is not substantiated. Rev. H. A. Gubin, of DcPaitw university, formerly one of Trinity’s most pop ular preachers, is willing to take the church, it is understood, and some of the official board favor him.

OUR LOCAL MEN OF THE SURROUNDING TOWNS TALK. Pointed ParafcrHpli* From Many Place Within Putnam's Boiindrics—The Country People’s Spe«dal Column of Short Items of Neighborhood News. FINCASTI.E Fayette Dyer talks of going to the Louisville Medical college. J. F. Kdwards visited Ins father, J. T. Fdwards, at Itouebdale Sunday. It is easy for shallow minds to see tile peculiarities of others but they have ! not got enough gray matter in their brain “to see themselves as others see

them.”

A pleasant party was had at tin* residence of tieorge Clodfelter Friday

night.

. rof. W. C. Boyd, of Carpentersville, was here Friday evening. We are sorry to hear of Hie resignation of Mi-s Kills, the teacher at Hale school house. The colleges should revise their curriculum and have a course in pugilism and employ some one of tlie Fitzsimmons type to instruct in the

tistie 1 ing.

A number of the young people attended Hie supper at Mr. ('ouchinan’s Saturday night, in which the Chesapeake bivalve was the most con-picuotis in tlie makeup of the menu. George Hale will work for Mr. Taylor. of New Market, in tin* spring. Oliver I’iekel is the genial tonsorial artist of thi- place. He is kept busy on

Saturdays.

Jewell II. Vaught expects to engage with the ('rawfoidsville I’ialio Co. in

tlie spring.

Dan Ktchison was quite sick last

ommeiidatioiis for keeping a man-of- j week, hu is reported better, war at Honolulu. Had a vessel been L M. Stanly attended the S. of V. there, as he advised, the revolt would lodge at Parkersburg Saturday night,

not have occurred, or at least there

When delivery Is irmcb 1 by carrier, all subscription accounts are to ho paid to them as

they call and receipt for same.

~ The impression js, however, that

Publisher j ... Mauatnng Editor J

M. J. BECKETT HAKKY M. SMITH.

A«1 dress ail comTiiiuiieHtlonR to ThkDaii.y Hannkr Timks.

Greencapitlc. I nd.

man will be secured, and

that a young man is desired. Dr. Gobin lias many friends who would like to see him at Trinity again. Dr. Coultas, of Indianapolis, has been mentioned, as has Dr. Alberts, of New York. No dehnite action will be taken for some time, how

ever.

Kevlviil Service* at folicRe Avenue. At College Avenue last night the audience was slightly smaller than

Ji-ooe David N. Taylor, of the usual: but in view of the disagreeYigo circuit court,is having a hard able weather, it was a very encour-

Special Notice.

All copy for changes of display advertisements in the daily Bannkk Timks must he handed in at the counting roon by ten o’clock in the morning to secure a change the same day. All handed in at a later hour will not he changed until the day fol-

lowing.

time of it in making cases stick, and it would appear he has missed his calling. He is the judge that imprisoned some Terre Haute editors some time ago. Speaking of his last knock-out by the supreme court, the Express says: This makes the tilth case of Judge Taylor’s that has been overruled by the | misery, supreme court, three of which have remedy

occurred in the past few

aging gathering. Mr. Hollingsworth preached from the text: “Ye must be born again.’’ Several rose for prayers. There were three at the altar and one conversion.

Poor Ola*-»tloii

Leads to nervousness, fretfulnesS, peevishness, ehronie dyspepsia amt great

Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the It tones the stomach, creates

week an a Pi )et * te ’ Hr, d tdves a relish to food, i It makes pure blood and gives healthy

Considering the fact that appeals ftction to a n the organs of the body. frona lower courts, other than con-' Take Hood’s, for Hood’s Sarsaparilla

tempt cases, are rarely reached in- eures.

side of two years, the number is the j Hood's Pili« liccv.ivre iV- e«inote marked. First was the Fish- t-haruo w'.tl. . v-'-rv one who tries Hun

back and Allen contempt case, referring to wh’.-n Judge Taylor re

Finest, quince butter at Broadstreet & ■ Hon s. 84tf

DRESS GOODS!

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A Hifj Reduction In Dress Goods. We placed on sale for this week a beautilul line of all wool Dress Goods at the very low price of 43 CENTS,

Former price 60 and 75 cents. This is

the best bargain we

would have been no blond shed. '! he ‘ n—poiisihility for the loss of life nui-t. therefore, rest with the administration. It had ample warning of what has taken place." Other senators and representatives, not all of them republicans, either, privately expressed sitni-l-ir sentiments. Although it is not certain. it would surprise no one if Hie house and senate should adopt one of Hie resolutions iutroduccil ill both house and senate expressing the sense of congress that one or more vesselsshould he constantly kept in the harbor of Honolulu, or one of a similar nature. \ notlier dearly cherished democratic , scheme to break down an American industry is practically dead. That is tlie free ship lull, which started out with such a rush. Representative Fithian, of Illinois, author of the measure. recognizing the impossibility of passing tlie liil) iu its original shape, is now trying to get pledges for a bill granting free entry to foreign built ships only on condition that those who bring them in shall construct vessels of the same tonnage in the United States. In other words a copy of the bill tinder whieh tile American steamship line was granted AmvnVan registers for the foreign built vessels New York and Paris. In addition to the large number of American lawyers and financiers in Washington for the purpose of trying to have a say in the proposed legislation dealing with the Pacific railromls, Sir Cfairies Wilson, an Knglish financier, has arrived to look out for the English money invested in those roads. Tlie impression ix growing that thD is another important question that will be

left unacted upon.

Senators Burrows, of Michigan, t>»day began ids senatorial career, and no man ever started in with more gr>-*d wishes than he. Although one of rite strongest partisans on all politiuai questions who ever sat in the lions*, Mr. Burrows has always been highly f-oeemed nersoji.t ly by In- political opponents. That fi.V> career m the .-eioiii v.il! be quito-.n marked as the one Ye ma le in the ho..s« is your correspond-

ent's prediction.

Re»resciitativY'-eleet IIidT ..f Penn srlvania, who is a successful nusime** man, is 111 Washington looking over thy ground of his future labors. He s*y«“The country is sick and tired of agitation and ought to be given a rest. The president may choose to call an extra session, but I should think it very no- i desirable from a democratic standpoint, as it is inimical to the business ! interests of the country. Senator! Sherman has advanced a good plan of | relief, and I do not see why the democratic majority should not act along the lines of his measure if they really want to enact some currency legislation ” It will he a long time before Senator Blackburn, of Kentucky, hears the la-t of his ridiculous and silly statement, that the city of Walla Walla. Washing- i ton, was not on a railroad, it was one i of the most glaring displays of ignorance ever made on the floor of the sen-.! ate, and it will be strange, indeed, if j those who oppose Blackburn’s re-elec-tion to the senate do not make good use of it in tlie legislative campaign in Ken- ;

tiuky tins year.

Some of tlie members of the house comuiittee on the judiciary having he-

The N*»l>r«»kit Sulterer*. Captain K. T. Chaffee is in receipt. of a communication from J. M. Parrott, of Doniphan. Nebraska, in which the condition of the sufferers there is set out in detail. It is as follows: “Owing to the failure of crops here this years it seems to be im possible to raise the- salary of out Methodist minister tit this place. 1 understand that the first fjtiaiter he only got .til! in cash and I paid j ifH* of that. He is a one-armed | soldier hut lost his arm since the j war so he only draws $12 per month pension under the new law. Now if the minister of your church I there would take up a collection I for his benefit it would help out ' some and would lie thankiully received. If you get anything for him you can send it to me and 1 will present it in the name of your

li, ms* Miss Halle llosenyrant Ulster, Penn.

Scrofula

The Worst Casa the tors Ever Saw

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Hood’s Sarsaparilla Perfectly Cured “C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. “Dear Sirs:—I wish to testify to the great ralue of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. For some time I had been troubled with scrofula, which early last winter assumed a very bad form. Sores Appeared on IVTy Face

IIHICK Cll A I'KI .

Mrs. Maggie Kilihv. of Jamestown, who has been here vi-itiug her sister, Miss |,elia Boyd, returned home Satur-

day.

Frank Stevens, of Ft. Logan, Montana. i- here from Valparaiso for a few days with his cousin, Oscar O’Hair. Miss Amy Hanlon, of Del’auw. Smidaved with tier friend, Miss |)p.s*ic O’H air. Mi-s Eva Sinitn.of Lexington, K\ went, home Monday after a pleasant visit with her cousin, -Lie Collins, ant) family. Joe Loyd put up several tons of ice oft hi' pond hi:*t week. Rolit. Fiske and daughter, of Illinois, „ spent some time here with old neigh- I hors and friends last week. Robt. Tallinn, who h is been sick the I past two weeks, is better now. Eugene Priest is expected home j Thursday with ids Kentucky bride. 'Die Hillis musieale was a decided success Tuesday night. James Hillis. the populist orator of McKall, Mo., was the humorist of tlie crowd as well as first violinist.

laid it was the worst ease of scrofula they ever saw and also went so far as to say It was Incurable. 1 tried oinlinents and other remedies but to no avail. A friend recommended Hood's Hood’s 5, ;> Cures Sarsaparilla, ami although I was completely discouraged, as a last chance f resolved to give it a trial. After takingone bottle I noticed tlie sores had commenced to heal. After tlie sixth bottle

They Were All Healed.

I continued to take it. however, until I had used nine hottles, and now I am perfectly well.” MISS Katik tins i niskaxt, l ister, Penn.

Hood’s Pills are prompt and efficient, yet easy lu action. Sold by all druggists. 25c.

church or you can send it direct to I 1 ' 1 ’ hand! and gradually increased in number ‘ until they reached to my shoulder. The doctors

Rev. E. J. Bird, Doniphan, Hall

county, Nebraska.’’

Woman’.* Le(it?ti«* Meeting. The Woman’s League of College Avenue church will hold a meeting in the church parlors at 2:.'!() p. in. Wednesday, Jan. 23. The hymns ol Wesley and Cowper will lie discussed by Miss Ridpath and Mrs. Hamilton. Quotations from the above authors will be given at roll call. All attending College A\e nue church are cordially invited to be present. 2t

ileal l.stote Transfers.

IK F. Thompson to Elizabeth It. Ilatmac.

land in Kouchdale. $£>0.

E. and S. F, Thompson to Elisabeth Patman,

land In Franklin tp.. 5—.M‘.

Sophie strauss to S W. am' Ilenjamln Frits,

land in Greencastle, $1.

Jusoidi M. Filer to Jacob Etter, land in

" aslmnrtnn tp., $13*1.

When you wiint fanny sweet pickles, I mixed or plain, call on Broadstreet A Son. . • 84 tf For Sate—On easy payments. Six houses langitig in price from JfiOO to $1000. W. X. Wood, Ihlllllit strest. OTO eery. 7:13-2 Sweet cider at Broadstreet Sous.

Broadstreet & Sotv are selling two gallons-of tine syrup molasses for (lac, and also a gallon of Putnam county sorghum far 50c. 84tf

Greencastle. Ind.

ONE WEEK beginning Mu'DAY'. JANUARY2S And ending sA ITHDAY. FEBKFARY s!.

RETURN ENGAGEMENT

HYPNOTIST SUPREME.

Whose Marvelous, M'fraeulous Hypnotic exhibitions electrify u nil 1 astound public, press hihI scientists.

The Wej»H»f*r. The judications for this \rieinity for the coming thirty-six hoors are as follows a* received by H. S Renick A < ml from the official weather bureau at Indianapolis: Inpcanvpoms, Jan. 22, 1895. i Fa-ir and cold wave tonight, r — Wednesday fair and colder. Cold wave, temperature will fall twenty degress by Wednesday.

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Finest peach butter on the market. Broadstreet «fc Son. 84tf

STlTliNDOUS CATALliPTIC ll : .ATS Wonderful tests in every branclt of Hypno- ; • tism and applied I'syeholnjry. Beautiful tests arm a in inental Telepathy, all done with volunteers

frouk tin* audience.

Prices of admission, 15. 25, 35, 50 ets.

i I18IB8M Mi Imagination fools our p« cki t hooks once in a whih . Fur instance manyW people imagine it i- iuipn — i |e pi buy piano—gooil, honest, first class piano— for less tloin sjI 11 *’. .$511(1 or $(il>0; that's just where their imagination fools them. As an example look at the piano in mv show window, a S IT'5 \ E.SAN 1’ that Y sell for $33().()()

Cash, or for $25 more in monthly payments of $10. Examine it carefully. cviticaHy: se; its size; 4 Ft'Jiu high. Dinthlv rmrrrrrf rase, pure rich tom. French Ttjteuling aeliun, lire gears guaruulrtul. It is a peer!e«s piano planed in tin* reach of the people at a popular price. Certainly Hie stool and a scarf year’s free tuning go with the piano, she llig fin din in ilctsh are going like hot cakes. Still some left. Call in and inspect them, espeeia/ly the line

of Organs.

F. G. Newhoifse., Soares*, .r to E. Marquis.

Seats on sale at usual places. I Keeping everlastingly advertis aajit | ing livings success. tf

Ur sure and buy a “Rig Four" tlekot. You

will save Ihae and money.

The following "TVansportaiMon Companies”

"Tg Foil

Ihilthnote i Ohio.

OfMLV $-20 ONLY’ BIG FOUR MILEAGE! Accepted for j.-ass-tg" by DBFFERENT TRANSFOKTATION C< iMPNS

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angportafior

will accept “Bitf Four”

Maltlinote Sc < >hlo.

(For ttFrouK'n pasftftflt* between Indiannpu-

liaand I*4uiiHville.>

Haltlinoie and Ohio Southwestern, (For tlttrouirb pasnaKc betweei* Indianapo-

Hh and Louisville.) Uhesai^ake »K: Ohio.

For tferouirb passRire hetwem f’lncinnati

and M'ashinirton. D, C.

Chloair iV Eastern WlnolH, t»‘t. Diuivillc

and

Unetrman. HatiilDon & Daytou. (Mncinnati, lat’kao'i A Mack uaw. < incinnatl, I.ebanon .'t Northern. Cleveland, Canton vSt Southern Cleveland, Lorain Whc e Injr. < leveland & Buffalo Transit < o. « olumims, Hof’kinif Valley 4 Toledo. I’ohimhus, Sandunky A Hocking. Dayton A Union. Detroit Clevelond Steam Navttfatton Co. F.vansville A Terre Haute. GtHxlrieh Line Steamers, Illinois Central, between Kankakee and

Chicago,

fndlanapoliH Decatur A Western.

Louisville, Evansville A St. lamlH Coi^soli-

dated.

Louisville, New Albany A Chicago. New York, < hleau'O st. IjouIs. Peurla, D« catur A Evansville.

Peoria tY Pekin Union.

M. Louis. Mton A Torre Haute.

St. I^miIh Terminal Railway. Toledo A Ohio Central.

Toledo, st. I outs & Kansas City.

have ever offered at the price. Come early is you want the come ashamed of tbe undue luiste wi’b o.Mx'iBU'GNP tu'ansfek eompames:

.i-.i ii -.i n ....i>l ( Ii-vcIhikI TiHiisfcr (’o.

choicest patterns.

Vermilion.

which that eominittir order<”l Hu- prep anitinn and presentation of an jiiipi-ncu-| nient resolution ugaiust Judge Ricks.' of Ohio, the committee has reeonsid- i ered itk action, in order to give Judge Rieka a hearing, and no one will he surprised if the committee finally votes

against iinpe.i(Tiint-nr.

leveland Tninsfer Co.

Cincinnati Hat!i-o.et On nltnm Line.

( oliimbus, O.. Ti HiiHfer. Payton Transfer i o.

Fiauk Ittrd’. Transfer Co., ImhaimpollH.

Panoelno Tran.fi-r ( o.. rhleauo.

Veiineiintii'. City TnPisfcr Eo„ Kvansville. I> It. Mahtiw, Ocn’l VHSB. 4 Ticket Aut. E O. McEormick. Paasenger Traittc Mki

lit . FofU K<HJTE,

< tnchinatl.

BOSTON STORE. Grand Clearance Sale Take advantage of this extraordinary sale of Dress Goods. This sale will continue two weeks longer onl\. I3RRSS GOODS. 30 inch half wool Cashmeres reduced to 10 cents from 20

cents per yard.

36 inch half wool Cashmeres, reduced to 19 cents from 25

cents per yard.

36 inch half wool Hopsackings, all colors, 19 cents, reduced

from 25 cents per yard.

40 inch all wool Henriettas and Serges, 39 cents, reduced

from 50 cents per yard.

44 inch all wool Henriettas and Serges, 45 cents, reduced

from 60 cents per yard.

54 inch Ladies Cloth, all colors, 59 cents, reduced from 75

cents per yard.

Cashmere DeLaine dress patterns at 75 cents. Ladies’ fine natural wool Vests, 75 cents reduced from $1.00. Ladies extra tine all wool Hose, 19 cents, reduced from yoc. All wool Twilled Skirts, Flannels, in all colots, 28 cents reduced from 35 cents. Ice wool Shawls only 48 cents. 3000 yards Apron and Dress Ginghams at five cents per yard.

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T. Abrams Se Son. Wost Siclo Square.

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