Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 February 1895 — Page 2
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THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY FEBRUARY :> Is9.')
MODEL’S
SPECIAL SALE OF
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MUST FAST TRAINS STOP?
At Greatly Reduced Prices.
Men’s and Hoys’ Merino Shirts and drawers 20c each. $1.00 and 81.25 Heavy Wool Shirts and Drawers 75c each. All lined 50c Gloves and Mittens for 37c. All lined Si.00 goods for 75c.
MODEL Clothing House, F. A. HAVS, Prop.
lime—because she couldn’t get gas — hikI will probably always hold on I to the black diamonds. There is | no one about here worrying about j his gas supply.
This space will be taken by GEO. E. BLAKE, INSURANCE and LOANS.
Tin: death of Gen. M. 1). Manson is recorded in our news columns today. Mr. Manson was a wellknown character in Indiana, anti a soldiers’ reunion in this section of the state was incomplete without the massive presence of the old “war horse,” as many of the hoys called him. At the reunion here last August he was an honored guest, and his short talks then were much enjoyed. He was a vet eran of the Mexican and Civil wars, and had held high honors, civic and militarv.
The Thiol Death.
•John Welsh, baggageman on the Vandalia train No. 20, died Sunday
DAILY BANNER TIMES ,,t llis '» Indianapolis. lie
— 1 had been confined to his bed since the day upon which his train met
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such a serious disaster. VVhile be was not in the portion of the train which was ditched, still he met with injury in his ear caused by the jolting of the train and the falling of several men on him. His car was a combination ear. and he was seated attending to some work when the sudden jolt t ame and the warning that there was something wrong with the train. Naturally of a nervous temperament, caused by the weakened condition of the body due to lung trouble, he received a terrible shock, together with an internal injury to the weak part of his body, caused by his fall and the weight on him when the men fell over his body. The shock was increased by the sight he met
m. J. beckett PuMisher on leaving tlie car and aiding in HAHRYM.SMITH Managing Editor e
the work of rescue. He also suf-
.A«idrp«*B all communication* to
The Daily Banner Timer. i ferecl a severe cold from this work,
Greoncaatle, Ind. . . , , , ...
which settled on his lungs, and this
aided in the suddenness of his de-
A harmless corn-cob factory item ) m ig e . in this paper several days a<ro has caused the press of the countty to comment on the enterprise of
Marc of Efnmrlck** Mistiefccls.
John V r . Layne on Satardaj fled
GrTencastle. and Mayor Hirch has j two . suit8 bc,orc ’ S< l uire A8hu,n received numerous queries in ie- ^ ' ,t * 1 Hemrit k charging
Recent IlnluiK rotieerntnjf the Hik Four Knickerbocker Work* a IlnrtlHhip. Small towns located on some of the eastern main lines are causing considerable trouble by their aggressive attitude in respect to fast train service, says the St. Louis Globe-Democrat. They insist that the through fast trains shall stop, hotli east and west hound, anil are earning their contention to the courts. Within the past few days an adverse ruling to railroads was made in the ease of the Big Four, at Hillsboro, the court hold ing that Hillsboro is a county seat, and notwithstanding the interstate character of through last trains they should lie scheduled to stop at that place. There was no complaint about the ordinary daily service at Hillsboro; in fact, the citizens admitted that the town was conveniently served with trains in both directions, but they wanted to share in the benefits of the noon, day service out of St. Louis. The Big Four people pointed out that a fast train could not be scheduled to make frequent s.ops and run on time daily, and that the Knieker booker service was not established for the accommodation of small in termediate points, but for the oonvienience of the large commercial centers. Such a service derives its support entirely from the large and not the small cities along ihe liue. If the Hillsboro ruling should be enforced at all minor points of the system, there would soon be an end to all through last train service between St. Louis and the cast. The matter is of some importance in these days o! swift travel,and a judicial expression from the higher courts would be very desirable for interstate lines.
For I>lTor<*«?.
Emma F. Robinson has brought suit iu the circuit court lor divorce from Joshua H. Robinson; she also
sues John M
WASHINGTON LETTER
THE LATEST POLITICAL GOSSIP FROM THE CAPITAL.
(utrrrftting DoIiik* of Public Men, nnri m Dir.li of Spice Here anti There aw Seen By Our Special CorrcHponrient—Note*, IncidentM, Ktc.
Carpet and Riu? Sale!
To make room for our spring purchases we place on sale our elegant stock of carpets, art squares, rugs, etc., at the follow ing prices:
Washington, Feb. J, ISD"). WlienSeimtorI.ee Mantle, of Montana, t ok the oath of < IHce the democratic majority of the senate disappeared—let us hope never to t ome back again. The senate now consists of eighty-six members, lorty-three democrats, thirty eight republicans and live populists. When the republican senators from Wyoming and Wa-hington take their seats the senate will he full for the lirst time for several years, and forty-live will be a majority. The only change made by the accessions to the senate, from a tinaucial point of view, is to strengthen the silver men, who already had a majority. As an answer • o appeals which have been made to them to join hands with the administration and pass a tinaucial bill, several republican senators have made a careful canvass of the senate and the result is that forty-seven sen tors are for the free coinage of sliver and thirty-nine against it. I he free coinage men will have for v-nine votes when the Washington and Wyoming senators arrive. There is a hitch in the administruMon’s program for the new issue of bonds. While it is given out that the administration is waiting to see if congress will act upon Mr. Cleveland’s gold bond recommendation, it is well known tha the delay has been caused by the demands of the capitalists who are expected to subscribe for the new bonds. Orders have been issued to the bureau of engraving and printing to print $500,000.0(10 of 1 per cent thirty year bonds authorized by ihe specie resumption act of 1875. hut w hat amount will be issued is not yet known. Mr. rlevoland I* said to favor ad ertis ng for bids without stating any specified amount and accenting all satisfactory bids, hut the cabinet is understood to be divided on that idea. The question may he settled at the cabinet meeting to be held tomorrow.
CARPETS.
Kxtra super all wool ingrain carpets, including Lowells, worth 70 to 75 cents go at ... 57W cents Kxtra all wo 1 carpets worth 60 and 05 cents for ~,ay 2 cents 50 and 55 cent all wool carpus will be sold now at -pi 1 ., emits 40 and 4.‘> cent carpets ;to ' .-ents 35 cent carpets for g7i a cents 25 cent carpets for lit ' cents
RIGS.
$5 00 Smyrna rugs for .. 4 OOSmyrn . rugs. 3 («i Smyrna rugs 2 (Hi Smyrna rugs, I 25 Smyrna rugs I (K) Smyrna rugs. 5 00 Mmjilette rugs for. 3 50 Moipiette rng.-j 1 25 Moquette rugs 2 76 and 3 80 fur ruga .
$3
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87 08 13 50 OS 70
3 50 2 37
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2 10
ART SQUARES.
Large size ingrain, fringed.
$4 50 Art Squares for $3
5 00 Art Squares 0 IK) A rt Squares 0 00 Art Squares
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3 87 4 OS 0 87
HASSOCKS
75 cent Hassocks for 50 cents $1 (Ni Hassocks.. 79 cents 1 25 Hassocks 08 cents
The above prices are for cash down. Our assortment is good, handsome, new pa'terns, and these price- will make them go. so come quickly. (lor new Spring Dress Goods are coining in and you will find our store brim full of Bargains.
The D. LangdonGo.
l?or that Dry FoelinQ
of the skin, for chapped hands, face and lips, there is a sure remedy. The Prescription is JONES’ * Toilet Cream. Pse after washing hands and before going out of doors. Price 10 and 20 cts.
Jones’ Drug Store.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Through the instrumentality of Senators Frye, of Maine, anil Dubois, of Idaho, Senators ( handler and Galliriger, of New Hampshire, have resumed
Robinsou.it brother | gmjeahle relations with each other,
of her husband, lor certain property winch had been deeded to him. The complaint alleges that she and defendant were married on Oct. 5,
much to the gratification of their repuhlicaii colleagues. Previous to their 1 reconciliation the two senators had not spoken to each other for some years. If the generally accepted version of
Oil), and lived together until Oct. ^ die cause of the resignation of Solic28. 1894, on which dav the defend itor General Maxwell, that tie resented ant abandoned the plaintiff; four j'"‘"•g c<n-ured by Attorney General children were born to them—Wal ’<>•"«•>• for having consented to getting , ,, , ,, _ , „ the case involving the constitutionality ter, aged 14; Pearl, 12; Guy, 10; | of t , |e Ux il(lv;ini „, hy tlie gu .
preme court, tie true, the attorney general's rc-ignatinu ought to quickly follow. The people do not understand that it is tlie duty of the department of justice to throw obstacles in the way of getting speedy decisions upon any question involving constitutionality of law, whenever the attorney general shall lie afraid that tlie decision will injure ids
Imogen. 5 months. Failure to pro vide and abandonment, cruel and inhuman Heat meat are alleged. The complainant states that her husband and his co-defendant fraudulently combined to defraud her out of real estate to the value of $800, representing to her when she was in leeble health that it would be to her best interest to sign the deed for the sale of the same; that shortly after the deed was made her husband left for
tempts to control tlie legislative branch should he warning enough. The most disgraceful personal encounter of the present session—the only one in fact—was that in which two democrats—Breckinridge, of Ky., and Heard, of Mo., were the principals. There would have been a regular rough and tumble tight on the floor of the house had no one interfered. The epithets “liar” and “eo, temptihle scoundrel” were exchanged, and then, as usual apologies were ottered and the house gave its consent to striking the | whole business f om the record. The house will this week decide what shall be done w ith the Cleveland gold bond bill, the committee on rules having decided to report an order setting aside Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday for its consideration. If this order is adopted by the house the final, vote will be taken next Thursday, but there seems a probability, notwithstanding the extraordinary etforts of the administration to prevent it. that tlie order may meet the same fate as the order for the consideration of the Carlisle currency bill—be rejected r>y the house. So far as the final resuP is concerned it does not make the slightest ditlercnce what disposition Ihe house makes of either the order or the bill, us the latter cannot possibly get reported to the senate, even should it pass the house.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, Geo. W. Monroe and his splendid company in
A clever and strong company in a clean farce comedy in three acts.
SINGING AND DANCING PICKANINNIES
This engagement is secured at especial expense by the local management.
Seats at usual Place
L>ocal Time Card. BIG FOUR.
OOINO EAST. No 10* Vest I tm led Kxpress 5:33 p ji So 81 Itulluimpolls Accommodation K:42 u ji No 18* Southwestern Limited 1:5; p ai No 8* Mall 4:36 p m No 14" 2:50 a m
OOINO WEST.
No 7* Vestlbuled Kxpress 12:22 a m No H* Mall H:4_* a m No 17* Southwestern Limited 12:4M p m No 3t Terre Haute Accommodation. B:z8 p m No 11* 12:5s a m
* I'ally 4 Except Sunday.
Train No. 14 Imnls sleepers to lloston and Coliinilms, sleepers and coaches to Clncln-
politieal party. On the contrary, they expect, as they have a right to, that this department shall, as tlie late solicitor general oid, use all due diligence to expedite such decisions, regardless of eftect or fe .red effect. To carry out
Boone county, later going to Iowa. I the ,ittorne y ^ nura, ’ s i,leas »‘;
an attempt by the executive branch of
gard to the shebang. Times circulates.
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him with forgery. One of the notes is held by Margaret Matthews, ot this city, for $200, and the other by Mary E. Cheney, of New Albany, for $148.35. Botli the notes
Thk retnporary crimp taken in the anils of college foot hall will
prove the making of college base ttre signed by S. C. and J. R. M.
and has not returned. The plain tiff fi'es a copy of the deed convey ing property to John M. Robinson as a part of her complaint. I»he therefore asks for divorce and a judgment for $500 as alimony, and | that the conveyance to John M. Roliintton he dec* la red void. iStnuey | Carpenter and J. II. James rep- j
resent the p'ft'oCil'
the government to encroach upon tlie prerogatives of the judicial branch. Tne failure of its numerous recent at-
bail. That sport will come to the front the coming spring us the champion college game; and while on this point, we would suggest that now is the time for DePauw to bt gettLig its tc-aui in shape. An ouncs of good work now in organization and practice will lie worth a ton of shouting and rooting when on a ball field. DePauw has stood well in base ball heretofore, and should have a high place in 1895. Move around, gentlemen.
JJatuhai, gas is so scarce
Hood’s Sarsaparilla builds up the slmt-
Crawfordsville that citizens believe ter cd system hv giving vigorous action
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Hamrick and the lattei signature is not genuine. It is alleged Layne weut to Indianapolis on Saturday night and found that Hamrick is held there on a “fugitive from justice” charge, and the justice will hold him until tomorrow when his preliminary trial will be had. After that he will in all probability be arrested on the warrants that have been issued from Judge Ashton’s court and will tie brought
here for trial.
Wllfll OllHTM I'flll
A Sure Cow-seller. A gentleman recently read in this ! paper that a physician bad adver- i Used a cow for sale, and through the splendid advertising medium of I the Bax«c£s TniEE had not only; sold her, hut got fifteen dollars j more than he asked in the first! place. He also had a cow, advertised her and sold her, and states ihe paper brought him a customer. He had a slight complaint, however, that he didn't do so well as the physician in getting fifteen dollars more than his first price. We can’t always make the price, hut, generally make the sale.
Will Make up no Kost Time.
Terre Haute Kxprees. , . v - • — , • if i . . uati. No.2 oonneota for Chicago, Cincinnati Hal I road men in all departments Cleveland and Mlchliran division points. No r . . . . . . I 18 hauls sleepers for Washington via < A Of the train service very much ob- Klecp.r tor Ni-W York and connect* for Col- . * . , . >1 nihil* No. 8 connects for Cincinnati and ]ect to the present condltton of the Michigan division point* HI Wubasb. No 10 , ,, ... ’’Knickerbocker Special" sleeper* for New
weather. In fact they are all a lit tie skittish lest the frosty rails break and a general pile up follow. On account of the extreme cold weather yesterday Superintendent Miller of the Vandalia posted a notice that no passenger train should attempt to make up lost time until further orders. While the rails on the Vandalia are of the heaviest quality there is danger of them breaking on account of the ground
being ho soiiuly frozen.
“Knickerbocker Special" sleeper* for New York. No*. 7. 11 » and 17 connect in st. Lout* l nlon depot with wewtern roads. No. 9 connects at Cart* withe aim division for points south, and at Muttoon with 1. C. for points
north.
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MffMN ROUTE]
IT. J. Baker North IVmbrokr, Mass.
After the Grip
A Bad Cough, Very Weak
physically, In fact my system »** completely ron down. I tried a bottle ot Hood’s Sarsapa-
,• ,,, -i rlllaand It mad*me feel so much hotter that I t O. iroill the otllclal continued taking It. and have taken six bottle*.
• c i- - I »u _ 4 f—nj __ ii It has done wonders for me, as 1 have not been coal bins in daylight or darkness prepared by modern method*, possesses weather unreal) at 1 Iiuinlianolls ■ so free from my old pains and trouble* since Uie
~ fvTttvsiLTtiwkfta l.rvL r* 1 VL (1
in free trade in coal, and take t,, the digestive organ-, creating o.n upturns in swiping the contents of petite and purifying the blood. Iris
The Went her.
The indications for this vicinity for the coming thirty-six hours are : as follows as received bv H. S
Renick
Relief from Hood's Sarsaparilla
Wonderful and Permanent. “C L Hood k Co., Lows!!. Mas*.:
“ I had kidney trouble and severe pain* In my back, which was brought shout by a cold contracted while In camp at l.lnnfleld In ls«,i 1 have been troubled more or less since that time and have been unable to do any heavy
work, much less any lifting I received only
temporary relief from medicines. ’
. Last spring 1 had an attack of the grip, which left me with
c i „ j c •, !h e greatest curative power*, and ha*
oome ol Luc in uu it fui Hmfe, Uo ,
1 the most
doul t, on account i f their intense 8 ()f
wonderful record of actual
cures ot any medicine ir. rxistence
chagrin in having to return to the ] Take only Hood’s.
use of coal and wood. Greencastlel Hood’s I'lll* are purely vegetable,
has wisely held on to coal all the] and do not purge, pain or gripe. 25c
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Indian li’oi.is, Feb. 5, 189i,. Fair and continued cok! to night, Wednesday local snowg nd warmer. Moore.
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Hood’s 5 #"’Cui
war. I consider Hood's Sarsaparilla a God-sent blessing to the sutTcring." William .1. Hakf.i.
North Pembroke, Mass.
c^rd of Tbetik*. A card of thanks to all tne oid and new customers of our homemade bread, how intelligent, rosy, slick and content they look (not a bit stuck up.) Their just pride is to eat Ihe best our home market can afford. There is no need t<; buy Indianapolis or Chicago wind when you can get it at your own sweet home. Town Bkeapman, Cor. of Yeast ^t. and Cake Ave.
In effect Sunday, May *7. 1893. NOKTH BOUND. No 4' LhfcaKoMutl 1:20 a m 80 8' “ Express 1; : 05 p m No 441 Local. .. 12:05 p m MOUTH BOUND. No 3* [*,11 l*v(lie Mall 2:47 a in No (> HouUiern r.xpre** *:2* p iu No 43+ Local 1:45 pm * Dally, f Except Sunda,.
.Smith Greencufitie.
George Armstrong, of Ladoga, is visiting his sister, Mrs. James Fisk. Cole Bros, pronged plow and lightning rod works opened this morning in full blast. All of the old employees are back at work and several new ones have been added. The colored people of tlie “strip” come lo the front with a demand to he recognized in the management of local affairs. They have selected Tobe Churchill to repre
VANDALIA LINE.
In effect Jan
Trains leave Gruuncastle, Ind.,
30, IKK.
FOR THK WBST. No 15 Ex. Nun 8.lb a in. for St. l*,ui». No 7 Dully 12:88 a in, for St. Loula. No 1 Dally 12: ,2 p m, for st. l*ml«. No2l Dally 1:35 p ra, for -t. Ixmls. No 5 Dally D.m a in, foi St. Louis. No 3 Lx. .Sun 5:28 p in, for Terre Haute. roa THE EAST No 4 LX. Mill n:«(,a III, lor imliHimpoiia. No 20 Dally 1 ; :15 p rn, •• No 8 Dally 3:85 p in. “ “ No 16 Kx. Sun 8:8* pin, “ ** No 12 Dally 2:35 a in. ” •• N'o 8 Daily 3:32 am “ “ No 2 Daily 8:10 p m “ •*
I’UOULV DIVISION Leave ’Torre Haute. N'o75Kx Sun 7:05 a m. tor I’oorla. No 77 " *’ 3:55 p ir. for Dccntur. lor complete time card, glv.i.g all trains and Mlatlon*. and for full Information aa to rates, through cars, eto., address J.S. Dowling, Agent, W. k llauNNKK, (■reeneuatle. Asst. Oen’l I'ass. Agt, St. I*,uia. Mo.
Some Married Women
Don't See the Necessity
Hood’s Pills cure Constipation by restoring the peristaltic aetlou ot Die alimentary canal.
sent them and it is probable that ] lb,', 1 .'' iiaking Pow(]er. lrt ! ‘
he will be made street commission-! ,, i>35c.
er, as he lias considerable experi :: — — -
ence in that line.
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of adhering to that homely adage “the way to it man'* heart i* through his Mtomaeli.” But they iiuike a mistake Feed your lioslmnd on delicious non-
wlth Jones’
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