Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 January 1895 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE. INDIANA, THURSDAY JANUARY 21 1895
tlSGilMS,
A BOLD, BAD CROWD
COUNTY NEWS NOTES
Is our motto.
And a <>ood Captur** —An ICxritiiiK En-
counter in Keifjht Icy town.
KeifrhtU'vtown, the romantic anil ! elassic south end suburb near the lake, furnished the sensation ot ;
\Ye know that Wednesday and aisu furnished food
. t i ^ • .1 • i , for the i>enitentiarv. One Willie the use of our hats is their best 1 ‘ .. , ..
Kill lliiibs caused all sorts ot
advertisement and in the view tumble, and hud he had his way, I
i he niiolit have put Policeman J. M. j
made a ® , , Donuohue e otlicial career at an
of hard times have special reduction
lines of our late styled hats.
on
A Popular Prize.
A popular prize just now forj
OUR LOCAL MEN OF the surround- < * ar ‘' P^bes is the tiny chatelaine ING TOWNS TALK. dictionary. The tiny booklet, not much larger than a postage stamp I’uintol PnrnKrnpliN I'rom Many Plare Ot t he old Vermillion I \ pe, (Milta 1 Ds
in its leaves 15,000 words with their meanings. When snug in itr silver case it is no ihicker than an
kili.mork. j ordinary locket, w hile its size as Esipdre 1 eonurd Fortune has been staled, is of the postage .stamp quite siek with pneumonia, but i* better i order. In the silver cover ofthej n " w ' ' little dictionary a magnitying glass |
is allixed. When the owner desires
Within Putiinni’s lt«»uii(lrie(i—The Country Pc<»|»le’n S))c«'ial Columii short
lit*nitt of NctKlihorloMMi Ncwk.
$3.00 stiff hats reduced to
many |end. but Mr. Donnohue’s superb j Mr ,. x . s . straughan ba< been better
grit saved his life. And with war- the past few days. 1 , , rants for the arrest of Win. Ilibhs W. II. ('owgill is still suffering very 1 * 0 U P a wor '^ ‘ |l ' 8 * m piy opens and James Green, Marshal Starr mueh with bis throat and lungs. the little locket, holds the coyer
Black aud , A p o|iceiuau Donnohue visited ! a two year old child of Ezra
|and Gertrude Smith, of Greeucastle,
on Monday, she Imv-
They were met at the door by Mrs. | , ni , ji,.,| „f | )rttlll trouble oti Saturday. Ilibhs, who informed them that Elder W. II. Brown, of the rhristian Hibbs was not at home. Altt r '•'urcli. preached the funeral sermon
aihl conducted the s»ervleeft. Mrs. Em-
anr
New shapes
r 1 1 1 r I . I an ‘ I vzercrime Brown soft hats reduced from Hibbs’ house yesterday afternoon. I w ^ burie|| , )( , re
^2.00 to .38.
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Ciothinff House,
several questions from the officers,
, , , , , 1111 •Jones And son Otlio, of Indinuinothey tlnally asked her if they could : |ls attenile ,, fuilera ,. search tile house for some stolen U an a int of the deceased.
Mrs. .lone'
meat, without the formality of a search-warrant. The woman said no, .-m I thereupon Marshal St irr
F. A. HAY
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rop.
DAILY BANNEB TIMK8
t*iiltlish«sl rvrry Sniulny «! ill*- IIaN>kh l iWKS iiIHo*', eoi iier Vine unn Ernnkliii 1 -vls. ft DVERTI3I N G. Kb \oin(i Noticks R (•(•mis per line. 1 idc line pnim(O'sp!'•* Olmrvrcd tis *>ccii](\ Im 8 I wm lilies spiicc. i'< linos 1 cents p< r line 60 " inn •* a sm " *i .•on •• a IttspWy rates (Made knowii on application, t'l.at.k 1 tot display a Ivertlsetneiits n nst be handed In bj 10 o’olocli 1. m. each day. ReadIn*/ad\'crt is* nients will Itc riHadved each nay tip to 1 o'clock p. in.
Ml e onpiiinleati nts should In* sitriii*il a'iilt IP * n 1 to ■ d i’ic writer: n it necessarily f* r pnolU 1‘lon. but as eeidetice of iroisl faith. A.1 in\ in * is I'oiniiiituleatloiis can not be notire*!.
Win r b*l I Very is irreaulai i*le.tse report same promptly at pnblletitbin o011 *e. : j. i*lni**n eopb -■ tnailed free on applleatlon.
RATES OFSJBSCR.PlION. 'I»ir jVor hi iv11'11 )icr. <ir nvinthx Three innulht On IIV llllll Per iri i h hy Ciirritf
$5.00 . 'd..'itl . 1 .io ,VI JO
When delivery Is in tde oy i in u*r. an sub- - i‘rlpttoo are nints are to bt* paid to tlieinnlltey call and reeeipt for satni*.
M. .1. KEI'KKTT ... H A UK V M. SMITH.
Publisher ManaifuiK Editor
Address all ootnmtinlcatlons to Tub Daii.v Hannkh Timks. (irerncastlr. Ind.
Special Notice. All copy for changes of display nci-verti-ements in tbe daily Basni-r Timis must be bamled in at the eountiiig roitn by ten o’clock in tbe morning to secure a change tbe same (I iv. \ll banded in at a later hour nil not be changed until tbe day fallowing.
his could be done in advance of a icavv increase of receipts nr decrease 1 expenditures. Each inis presented a ill fn amend lip* resumption law of 1875 in such a way that low-interest and sti'irt-Uiiie bonus can be sold by tbe secret try of the treasury. The bills differ sotn ■what from each other in tietail, but they resemble each other in general scope and purpose. I uder each tlit“ government could obtain gold under greater advantages than are provided by tin* law as it stands at prese it. In their broader line each measure has something in common with one which Sherman prepared during tipextra session of IS'.i.'t, biit which wanot acted upon. Any b 11 in this tield w lic'i eitlp'r ■'herman or Allison presents can be relied on to In* adequate to .1 emergency. But i- there any assurance that any finance measures framed by a republican can be enacted during the li.etime of this congress? I’erbaps either the Sherman or the Allison bill, if pmmp - |y piishci! in the enmmitree, may get tb'oitgb the senate before tbe middle of February, but its chances would not be favorable in the house. That body, vitlt it- more than ninety democratic ditraliry. ami with a large part of its '•••ooefttic metnltershi * defeated and discredited at the November election, inot in the mood f o pass any bill which lias the sanction of the administration, which it imagines is responsible for the oarty’s overthrow. However, this obstruction should not deter the republicans of the senate from assisting their holders. Sherman and \llisnn, in the endeavor to relieve the treasury. The revenues are increasing, and the end of tlie monthly detlcits is probably rlo-'* at hand, but the fact that the gold fund is below the $70.(100.0(10 mark, and is steadily dropping.is an evidence that at least one more sale will have to be
made.
Applegate lodge. No. 155, I*'. A A. M. has installed the following ollieers for 1895: F. I). Randolph, W. M; T. J.
, , , . 1 i i Roark,S. W;Wtn. Dimler, J. W: John told Messrs Donnohue, and A-hley | ^ ,, u ru ,
If the democrats will heed the good advice of Sherman and Allison they will make the Rest of their rapitllv declining opportunities. The country is taking a grout deal of satisfaction in the fact that there are hut five weeks more of democratic congress. It is the last of such a deal that the public of the I'tiited States want. If Cleveland could go out with the rest of them, this country would again go
on the up grade.
The Indiana Republican Editorial association will hold its annual meeting at Indianapolis today anti tomorrow, the opening being this evening, when there will be a banquet it the Denison, business will be transacted on Friday; and Fri day night the brethren will attend’ a play at the Grand opera house, j its i-ouiti -ms having been extended I bv the managers, Dickson and Talbott. The program will be attractive throughout, and the edi-
tors should all attend.
The Globe- bemoernt has the following to say on the financial situation, which is good advice and good reading:
St. Joe, >1iBMnttri, Police Court, Att'v.—From whence.came you? Prisoner—From a town down to west called Brazil. Att’y.—What came you here to do? Pris.—To learn to subdue my appetite and sponge my living on a generous
public.
Art’)’.—Then you are a tramp, I pre-
sume.
Pris.—I am so taken anti accepted, wherever I go. Att’y.—How do you know yourself a tramp? Pris.—By having been often tried, always denied, but Willing to try
again.
Att'y—Where were you made a
tramp?
Pris.—In a regularly organized country where the rich man, only, enjoys the superfluities of life, and the poor man and honest granger are considerably below par. Att’y.—How gained you admission to
| this town ?
i Pris.—By the benefit of a tie pass
over the M. P. R. K. Att’y.—Hail you a pass?
Pris.—f bad it not ; my ebunt bad it
for me.
Att’y.—Of what are you in search? Pris.—Work: Which I hope, by my own endeavors, and assistance of others. never to llnd. Att’y.—In entering this town, how were you received? Pris.—On the point of a policeman’s billy, applied to my naked off ear, which was to teach me, as the ear is the most tender organ in cold weather, so should the recollection thereof he to tin mind and conscience, should I ever
(who whs along) to stay at the house while he went up town and
got the necessary papers.
Mr. Starr had gone but a h w rods when he heard a racket at the house that sounded to him as if the ollieial-breaking loose of hades had occurred, and he put back post haste. 51 r. Donnohue had taken a short stroll from the front room to an adjoining one, and that caused the rumpus. Hibbs was secreted behind the door, and the otliccr
recognized him as
door. He called to him to consider himself arrested, but Hibbs with an oath drew a gun and told Mr. Donnohue he wouldn’t do an\thing of the sort, adding the ominous words “I’ll kill you first.” The j policeman's coat was buttoned up,! and his weapon was thus out ofj reach. Mr. Donnohue wasn’t
II. C. Storm, S. I); (iiai. Shoptaugh, J. I>; I. M Day and E. I). Fry, stewards; W. W. Day, tyler. There was an interesting teachers' institute here on last Saturday. Peaches are reported all killed in this region.
HAIMIKIDOK.
Fred M. Starr lias gone to Profltstown, 111 , to attend the funeral of Ids
grandmother.
II diary <'oilman and Milton Brown arc going to Coatesville Saturday In start a roller skatins: rink. A. R. Allison 1- attending the poul-
he passed the 1 try show at Ladoga this week.
Geo. Havens will leave for Indianap-
olis Friday.
William Quinn, of ('arterslmrg, is visiting his brother, James Quinn, for
a few days.
Albert Kelly, Frank Lane, Clarence Hainey and Gordon went to the literary at Smith’s school house on Tuesday
night.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church j will give a literary entertainment at
daunted, however, as he isn’t built ' Ader’s hall Saturday evening, Jan. 20.
that way, and his nerve saved him for he immediately made a bull dog dive for Hibbs, who is six feet
with its glass over the pages, and the print appears as line type, easi i ly readable. The case which forms j the cover of the dictionary comes
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IIP Lllllo Meiy Brnllcy Born a Genius Disease Threatens to Cut Short a Pioble Career But Hood's Sarsaparilla Restores Good Health. UUIe May Bentley Is an accomplished elocutionist amt natural born speaker of only 1:’ year*
in silver or ookl though the silver of asi ’- She Is the only child temperance lectr
urer before the public. Her genius, however.
has tlie preference. The ladies buy the trinkets and fasten them to tl ir ehatelains. The gentle men treat them like a postage stamp <>r match ease and carry them loosely in their vest pockets A CirHvel Koad Case.
Hn17.il Times.
The ease that occupied the at tention of the circuit court today, being before special judge S. D. Coffey, was a gravel road ease venued here from Putnam county. It wits a suit on a bond for a gravel road on the boundary line. Quite a number of Greene county attorneys were on the ease. Remember ib.d Rrnadstreef A Son sell only tbe best teas. 8-l-tf
Try nrnail-ueettine eotfees and you will boy in itbersf 8-l-tf Wlieliyiu want fane\ sneet pickles, mixeil or plain, call on Rroail-treet A Soti. 84 tf
dtil not exempt her frum an attack of a disease of the blood. Her own words licit tell the story:
" C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.:
•• I heartily Join with the many thousands that are recommending Hood’s Sarsaparilla. I had been troubled fr in Infancy wltli gatherings In tlio head. I w as cninj lied to 1 -iiM! 8,'luiol upon tlie doctor's advii e. He thought It was the only
tiling to save my liic, lint 1
Continued to Crow Worse. I was persuaded tlnally by a friend to try Hood’s Sarsaparilla. The use of one bottle acted efHood’s 8 *^ 1 ’Cures feotively upon the blood and I Pcgan to Improve. After tlie use of three bottles the gathering ceased and I am cured of tny former trouble. I owe my life and wl'l always’remalnatrnefriend to Hood's S-rs'p rill.i." Lillik Mai BI'.ntlf.y, Shelhyvlile. Indiana. bet HOOD'S. Hood’s Pills act easily, yet promptly and ellieieutly. on the liver and bowels. 25c.
Mill W’iioiI eighty-ii\e eent(li'iler from I>an Kelly.
:t loud. 8.112
Sweet ei era! I’.ron 1st r-et A Suns.
The report that President Cleveland again attempt to enter a strange city has been in coii-nitat ion with Senator w j t hout the necessary where*witli to Sherman is significant. It probably , means fbal mi endeavor is being made to inani’iylnte a night s lodging, bv the aduiiiii-tration to secure rcptib- j Att’v.—What was then said to you? Ijcati aid for sonic meas'ire of relict for Pris.—I was told to wait with puttie treasury. The finance question ti ,. noe qh the city mayor could be in* about the o Iv one that could have any • , chance to bring tl talesmen to- farmed of my dephirable condition, and gettier. It is likely that the president his answer returned, realize-by ihis lime ilia: the only hope , Att’v. Wnat answer did he return? of satisfactory cmcney legislatmi. in, p rj ,._u Le| . him enter the stalior , the present eong. e-s lies in actively enlisting tbe republicans in its favor, house and we will endeavor to enterITndoiibtedly the best way for the pres- tain him. aud permit him to work out nlent 10 eominnnirate wit!i the repnbli- Ids board hill on the old Zoological can-on tbe '""• is through their ohlest Gl|r(|( . n spot L .„ mmoll i, known as-“The anil most capable lea'ler, .1* hit Slier- ‘ , tiiau. Whatever promise John Slier- —SI. Joe (Mo.) Grip.
na le the presid tit on the ,
will pro. ably been Finest peach butter on the market
mail has
tiliauee qite-tin 1
Rroadstreet A Son.
dorsed by the whole of the republicans
In congress.
Both Sherman and Allison, however, have already taken steps to help the
treasury out of its difflculiies so far as' Broadstreet A Son’s.
tall atid strong in proportion, and notwithstanding, the policeman facing a self-acting 32 calibre revolver, he grabbed Hibbs’ arm, and then they bad it. Mr. Donnohue rapidly and steadily overpowered his man. and Mr. Starr's opportune arrival with his revolver aided in quieting the warlike Hibbs, who was marched to jail. James Green, the other fellow wanted, was arrested at a north side saloon later in the day. The officers have a dead sure case against the men. They found a tub of fresh pork in Hibbs’ house, which hail been stolen from Will Hammond’s place east of tbe city. Tbe fellows bad first visited Wm. McMains’ place, this side of Ham mond’s, on the same night, Tuesday but were frightened away by a watch-dog. On Sunday night, it is alleged that Hibbs and Green began at Charles Reeves’ house, an<l picked up chickens and geese all the waj’ to Roachdale, and that they had one of R. W. Allen’s coops, and sold their stuff there to Oscar Jones, receiving a cheek on the Roachdale bank, which was accepted by Cashier Edwards. Green had a revolver when arrested, and Hibbs has done time in the pen. They ate a bad crowd. They were arraigned in mayor’s court this morning, and plead not guilty. They were defended by C. B. Case and 0. T. Peck. They were charged with stealing five hams, three shoulders and three sides of meat. In the testimony given it was shown that Hibbs confessed, and said that Green was the bad man of tiie crowd, lending Hibbs into it. It is further said that Green was wanted at Stinesville. The men were bound over to circuit court in sum of $500 each. IttURlns Nul»f» In the ears, sometimes a roaring, buzzing sound, are caused by catarrh, that exceedingly disagreeable ami very common disease. Loss of smell or hearing also result from catarrh. Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifler, is a peculiarly successful remedy for this i disease, which it cures by purifying the
I l»l ood.
Hood's Pills arc the best after dinner I pills, assist digestion, prevent eonsti-
| pation.
Fresh apple butter at lowest prices at j Finest quince butter at Broadstreet &
jjPEl ill.
U Greeucastle. Ind.
<>\l WEEK bofitntlnif MOM»AV,
An" rn.liliK * V It Kl> A V, KEHKfAttY -’
RETURN ENGAGEMENT
HYPNOTIST SUPREME.
STUH-NIIOUSI Ai U.U’TICHATS Wonderful tests in even hmncli of Hypno tism and applied Psychology. Beautiful teats in montiil TelepiitIn , nil done with volunteers
from the audience.
Brices of admission,
15. 35, 50 cts.
Seats on sale at usual places.
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RACCOON.
The Rev. Mr. McDaniels, of (Taw* tordsville, discoursed two excellent sermons last Sunday in Hickman Chapel. He tiileil Bro. Wood’s appointment and
gave us tin extra sermon, which was J ‘^
highly appreciated.
1 hose who ate Sunday dinner in Raccoon and vicinity as for as we know, were: Mr. and Mrs. John Conchmun with B. S. Grider and wife; Mr. Wesley Grantham and wife, of Ladoga, Bro. McDaniels, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Clark with R. C. Stokes and Miss Bettie; Wm. Lookabill and family with Jas. Skillmnn and wife; Misses Georgia Landers and Lillie Doyl.of the Swami s, ami Sam Owens witli D. A. Smith and mother; Mr. anti Mrs. John Park with
Mi.and Mrs. McCray.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shannon spent a few davs last week visiting triends in
Shannondale.
Mrs. Mattie Johnson, of Parkersburg, accompanied by a Miss Johnson, of Iowa, spent Monday with the former’s mother, Mrs. B. S. Grider. B. S. Grider and son Will have rented the Charley ((oshon sugar camp. Orange blossoms are very fragrant in
Raccoon.
HilleryTool has hired tt) tlie Skillman boys for a year, and will move in the old home place Monday. Mrs. Mattie Stephens returned to her home in Anderson Tuesday, after a four weeks’ visit with relatives here. Miss Maggie Summers spent a few tlays here last week with her brother, Dr Summers. Mrs. Cynthia Young is slowly im-
proving.
John Howard, of Crawfordsville, came down last week to help Father and Mother Young during their sick-
ness.
Aunt Lavina Swank has been able to come down stairs. Old Grandma Finchum has been sick for some time, but is better at this writ-
ing.
Albert Smith was all smiles last week.
For information ask Albert.
Sam Owens attended K. P. lodge in
Roachdale last Monday.
Raccoon has been besieged with traveling men tins week, not less than a dozen, more or less, Monday and Tuesday. There must he a good deal of business done here, (which there is) or it would not pay them to come. Jas. Nicholas, sr., and B. S. Grider banded in their subscription for the Banner Times this week. Friends and
neighbors do likewise.
B. D. Skillumn, of Highlands, Col., writes that hi*- health is improving, that lie is gaining a pound of flesh a week and his appetite is gaining accordingly, that lie really ami truly gels hungry. Something he has not known
for se
II: IW. Iin:i::in:iiion fool* our pockt t Itooks (line iii 1 while. Kilt* in-tniice litany |ti**i|i|e ini'igiin* ii i- imiiii—i'de to buy a 1 i.i tno - yiiihl, hoiie-r. first eht-s piano— for |es-il!‘in f: "Ml, $500 or ii'd HI: that's 1 j nst whirr their imagination fools them. ! \s 111 example liink at the piano in mv ; show Window I STL’YVES AN 1' that I I sell for
$330.00
Whose Marvelous. Wlrttculoiia Hypnotic ex- , or for *'5 itinte to monthlv* i.av htbtttons ('Icetrll'y anil astound public, press 1 ■' • . 1 ' ] 1 . mommy pay Hud scientists. inentsol $10. Examine it carefully.
| critically; set its size; 4 ft 9 in high.
I Ihmhle rnieeml rone, pure rirh tone,
French repeiilinp action, tire neorn ijwireintreil. It is a peerless piano placed in the reach of tlie people at a popular price. ( ertainly the stool and it scurf ami a year's free tuning go w ith th« piano, sin* llifi lianjtiiii Good* are going like Ind cakes. Still sonic left, ('till in and inspect ihem, especially the line
of < h'gatis.
F. G.. N<>whous<>, | Success r to E Marquis, | Keeping everlastingly advertis i ing tirings success. tf
BOSTON STORE.
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Grand Clearance Sale Take advantage of this extraordinary sale of Dress Goods. This sale will continue two weeks longer only.
I3RE1SS QOOOS.
30 inch half wool Cashmeres, reduced to 10 cents from 2*
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 fine all wool Hose, 19 cents, reduced from 30c. All wool Twilled Skirts, Flannels, in all colors, 28 cents re-
duced from 35 cents.
vcral years, was to feel hungry. Wool Shawls only 48 Cents.
He •*«>> his lung pains him most ot the 3 000 yards Apron and Dress Ginghams at five cents per yard.
time a ml especially when the weather
changes.
M rs. Steve spent Sunday family.
Ridlen, of Roaehdale. with C. W. Bidlen’s
T. Abrams Ss Son.
West Side Square.