Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 February 1895 — Page 2
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THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY FEBRUARY 12 1*9,")
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At Greatly Reduced Prices.
Men's and Boys' Merino Shirts and drawers 20c each. $ 1.00 and $1.25 Heavy Wool Shirts and Drawers 75c each. All lined 50c Gloves and Mittens for 37c. All lined $1.00 goods for 75c.
MODEL Clothing House, F. A. HAYS, Hr op.
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No Drinking Men on the Monon. Lafayette < ourier. In conformity with the order ts*ued by general officials of the Mnnon road regarding the habits of the employes, within the past lew days several of the employee have been on the “green carpet” answer ing questions as to their temperance proclivities. They found that it was useless to make a general denial, as the company had pre pared itself to verify any charge made. It is well known that Supt. Lowell, while not a prohibitionist in a strict construction of the word, is radically opposed to the use u intoxicating liquors, and especially while the men are on duty. Train master Sucese is equally strict it the same line, and those under these men understand the situation exactly. A few days ago a well known employe was called to tin headquarters of the road at Chi caao, and asked by tt general officer if he was not in the habit of drink ing. He replied that he was not when the officer produced a record showing how many times, the ex act places and the dates that he bad been drinking within the two weeks that hail passed. The employe was told to go back to work, but that in the future he and all others would be expected to abstain from the use of liquors when in the ser vice of the company. Other cm ployes have gone through the same questioning, but have all been given an opportunity to return to work, but with the understanding that the temperance rule must not be violated again.
CIRCUIT COURT-
NOAH HEARD FROM.
An interesting Epistle from a I'utnam Gentleman Now in Jeffersonville.
C. B. Case and Judge McGregor this morning received letters from Noah R. Evans, who is in the penitentiary at Jeffersonville on a life sentence. They are about alike,
and reduced to a substance are to Oub capital city is being tried by I e ^' e< 'b that Noah wants out.
j We reproduce one herewith :
! Ho.mcbable Attorney C. B. Caisk:
Lincoi.n’s birthday today.
There is general rejoicing that La Gascogne lias arrived safely in
port at New York.
Marriage
Wm. R. Moore and Anna Myers; Stephen M. Bowen and Carrie M. Wright; W:n. v Burnett and » '>ra M. McMains: Allred M. Owen and
Elieu Rttggles. Tl»* Gc*iiiiin* Merit
Of Hood's Sarsaparilla wins friends wherever it is fairly and honestlv tried. To have perfect health, you must have pure blood, and the best way to have pure blood is to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the best blood purifier and strength builder. It expels all taint of
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Tli* Prohat* ami Civil D»ck*t«
Thin Morning.
Lewis A. Hazelett et al vs. Ma nerva Leoi ar l .et al, land sale: pri vate sa e ordered. L. E. Honnohue vs. Donnobue estate, claim; dismissed. Guardianship of Susan Rose, land sate; sale reported. Citizens’ National hank vs. Samuel Darnail, note; dismissed for want of prosecuf ion. Willis M. Jackson et al vs. Thomas Jackson et al, partition; sale re
ported.
Martin L. Ford vs. John R. Ferrell et ul, to enforce lien; judgment for costs against defendants for
failure to change venue.
John H. Zeller vs. Miriam M. A bin et al, ejectment; judgment for costs against defendants for failure to perfect change of venue. Wm. E. Wise vs. George W.
Wisehart, note; dismissed.
Milissa Norman et al vs. Margaret Leonard, partition; partion
ordered.
Bank of Ladoga vs. James C. Williams et al, note; judgment for
$288.48.
Adam Ader ys. Mary A. Risk et
al, note; cause dismissed.
Eygrett Buis vs. Omer Dunlavy
et al, account; dismissed
The Wilczek Concert.
In several points last night's con
WASHINGTON LETTER THE LATEST POLITICAL GOSSIP FROM THE CAPITAL. IntermtliiK l>i>tne» of I’ulthr .nil a. IU»h of .Spine Here amt There a. Seen Hv Our Sperlal C'orre.poiiilent—Note.,
Inehlenti, Etc.
WAHHiNurox. Keh. 11. 181)5.
If Mr. t leveltiiid expect* toget a gold boitd valentine irun emigres* in return for bis ultimatum be is g dug to be disappointed. Republicans yvill not vote for a thirty-} ear bond of any sort, be j cause they believe it syill be giving i away unnecessarily a large sum of money in interest. Besides as exSpeakcr Reed aptly said, both President 1 levelami and Secretary ('arli»le have officially declared that the revenues of tile government yyill soon exceed the expenditures, which i* an argument against long-time bonds. Representative Springer having failed twice in his attempt* to get at. administration fiiiauei il bill through the house, the hopeless task has now been turned over to Representative Wilson chairman of the ways ami means committ, e.of trying to
get a gold bond bill through.
The foreign syndicate which bought the $(>2,400,000 4 per cent, thirty-year ; botids from Mr. Cleveland did a very shrewd thing when they employed Mr. Cleveland’s former layv partner to help them make the deal, but they did not do a shrewd thing when they got Mr. Cleveland to put on record, in his special message, their willingness to pay the same price for a 3 per cent, gold bond that they had agreed to pay for a | 3 and 3-4 per cent, coin bond. In makj ing this distinction tin mselves they
cert was the best of the university Rave furnished an excellent reason, course. Mr. Ernest lie Riva, the should any future administration depianist, opened the program with sire to take advantage of it. for paying Liszt’s arrangement of the march the interest and principal of those
from Tannhauser, an I the artist, for lie can be truly classed under
Your boner please, I want to ast you under Circumstances Suffering the most unjust Convictions Ever Put on mortal man to see Prosecuting family. I Bej lieve, and always have, that they Don ! not tliink I Posily could of ney any i thing of my surrounding Dainger ther feeling .-jg rn • V.-. $ - the Brutal a;-. I j Pittiful! rendition that morning. I cant Blaim them. 1 Believe they air honest. John Adams allso has too much boner to want to see them after a cairfull consideration of surrounding. I will now Pleg my life, we find the whole mistery. Ast them just give a chance. Under my Restriction of Parole they require if in irons in hands of sherif to see them and mother, and save my Dear Children. Mecy full God. go
'orofula. salt rheum and all other | wi,h this Proposition. I will Mr. Allee humors, and at the same time builds Raise and V our Holier fix a up the whole system. possible way that I can have a chance Hood’s pills are prompt and efficient. to witl ' Expences that I and my 25 cents. j children can reach. Cant it Be don iin-
S mediately Before death -eperats ii*?
If you want fine fotografs go to the You nead not fear any tiling form my postotlice gallery. NiehoDon A Sons, gj r |[, j,, dav of my conviction. Except- j of Crawford-ville. have leased this in g',’rebel that morning that seems as a J place, and will make sitting* Monday dream and sadness, which i boon non of j
vou may Ever Be forced to Realise J
that head, at one* sprang into favor. Mr. De R va came to this country from Vienna, and had an engagement with Remenyi, but the company disbanded, as it could not stand it* salary list. He was then secured by the Wilczek company. In addition to being an accomplished and very sympathetic ac companist, Mr I)e Riva is an artistic so'oist. His work is marked by brilliant execution, wonderful expression and a well balanced fin i*h, showing a remarkable evenness. His first number brought out an encore, and he played Danse Osseanique, by Gottschalk. As tin encore number to Godard's Valse Chroraatique lie played a gavotte, by Raff. Mr. De Riva's work was a genuine enjoyment, and there was an absence of pounding, a habit indulged in too much hereabouts, that was a relief. Mr. De Riva would draw well here in a recital
program.
Mr. Wilczek is not new to Greencastle, and again demonstrated his ability as a violin virtuoso. He wrs greeted by great applause on his rendition of Vieuxtetnp’s Fan tasie, ami gave encore numbers each time, playing in part second Sarasate’s Gypsy Dance. He is an artist. Mme. Wilczek coutributid to the evening’s enjoyment in violin work, solo and in duet with her husband. Mr. DePasquali ap-j peared to good advantage in Ins i vocal numbers, meeting with encore applause. Mrs. Ballmann did not meet with a flattering reception, due perhaps to the fact that she was new to the company, having taken the place of the regular soprano at i 8t. L >uis. i ne concert was a success, and most thoroughly enjoyed. Revival Service* at Culiea« Avenue Bro. Walker was deiained in Greencaslle yesterday while waiting for word in regard to Ins futuie movements. Being hete he preached last night. After the sermon the meeting was dismissed and a second service, of the nature of an in- j quiry meeting, was then hold in the j Sunday school room. This was by! long odds the liveliest meeting that lias yet been held, and to some it seemed as though it was the turning point in the services. Several asked for prayers and a very deep
interest was manifest.
bon Is in silver.
'I In* senate adopted the amendment to the consular mid diplomatic appropriation hill, authorizing the president to contract for the laying of a cable to Hawaii, mid appropriating $500.0(H) to begin the work, Senator Pettigrew voting with the democrats against it. All Washington is snickering at Mr. James II. Eckels, who gained some notoriety by being called the '‘buy comptroller” when Mr. Cleveland, without consulting Secretary Carlisle, ' gave him the position of comptroller of the currency. He has since added to that notoriety by a series of after-din- | tier financial speeches, not always in harmony with either Mr. Cleveland’s or Mr. Carlisle's ideas. A dinner is indirectly responsible for the before mentioned snickering. The dinner was given over in Baltimore, and Mr Eckels was a guest, lie returned to Washington on a late train, in the midst of a heavy snow storm, and entered a public carriage to he carried home. While in the carriage he took a notion that he was about to be kidnapped, and silently opening the door of the moving carriage he bolted for home through the •now, not forgetting, however, his dress suit case. Nothing more ridiculous bus happened for quite a while, and the idea of Eckels getting his head sufficiently swelled to imagine that he was of sufficient importance to be kidnapped was funny enough to make a street car horse laugh. He should hereafter be accompanied by a chaperone
when he attends a dinner.
Representative Boutelle. of Maine, was right in calling the attention of the house and of the country to a remarkable change of the policy on the [tart of ttie administration within less than twenty days Said Mr. Boutelle: “The
Carpet and Km>; Sale! To make room for our spring purchases we place on sale our elegant stock of carpets, art squares, rugs, etc., jit the following prices: CARPETS. Extra super all wool ingrain carpets, including Lowells, worth 70 to 75 cents go at 57 S* cents Extra nil wo I carpets worth (K) and 05 cents for . 52cents 60 and 55 cent all wool carptts will be sold now at 42 1 .. cents 4(1 and 45 cent carpets .30 cents 35 cent carpets for 2T l j cents 25 cent carpets for Ill * cents
RUGS. $5 00 Smyrna rugs for . 4 OOSmyriia rugs 3 00 Smyrna rugs 2 00 Smyrna rugs 1 25 >myrn» rugs 1 on Smyrna rugs. 5 (H) Moquette rugs for. 3 50 Moquette rugs 1 25 Moquette rugs 2 75 and 3 (H) fur rugs..
$3 . 2 . 2 . 1
RT SQUARES. Large size ingrain, fringed. $4 50 Art Squares for $3 03 5 00 Art Squares 3 87 0 00 Art Squares 4 I) 00 Art Squares. 0 87
HASSOl KS
75 cent Hassocks for $ I oo 11 assoc k s. 1 25 Hassocks ....
56 cents 71* cents 08 cents
The above prices are for cash down. Our assortment is good, handsome, new patterns, and these prices will make them go, so come quickly. Our new Spring Dress Goods are coming in and you will find our store hriia full of Bargains. The D. Langdon Co.
COLD WEATHER. Doesn’t hinder plastering when done with Adamant. See R- B- HURLEY For further information. BOX 773
instructions to Admiral Beardsl<*e (now
on bor.nl the Charleston in the harbor
at Honolulu) on Jan. 1!) declared with great particularity the doctrine that ‘an American citizen who during a revolution in a foreign country,participating an attempt by force of arms or violence to maintain or overthrow the existing government, cannotclaim that the government of the United States shall protect him agitnst the consequences of such act;’ but that such citizens “forfeit their rights inth.it regard to the protection of the American Hag,” wher> as I understand by the official documents that the secretary of state has telegraphed instructions to the U. S. minister in Hawaii to peremptorily ‘demand’ ot that government ‘the delay of execution’ of the senteucesof its own tribunals against persons convicted of complicity in an attempt to overthrow it by force of arms and violence.
old that day. His good wife worked this scheme on him in great shape, and a grand social time was the result. BRICK CHAPKl.. Misses Effie and Myrtle Allen entertained their cousin, Miss Edna Dooley, of Bloomington, III., Albert Johnston, of Los Animos, Dakota, James Johnston, of Crawfordsville, and Tims. Braw^ of Utica, Veh.. Sunday. Miss Kshel McCnrkle, of Indianapolis, is here visiting her cousins, Nellie and Lillian O’Hair. Roht. Harhison’s mill yard is nearer destitute of saw dust or will be when all the ice houses are finished, than it has l>een for years. Mrs. Win. Fierce was buried at this place the 7th, ar 2 o’clock.
Urown-XVright Nuptials.
The residence of Mrs. Mary Wright in Floyd township, was the scene of a brilliant ami happy wedding on last Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. The contracting parties were Mr. Steven Brown, of Hendricks county, and Miss Maud
prevent the defeat of its own bill.
COT NT V NKWK NOTKS.
W right, of this county, youngest
The unanimity with which the repuh- daughter of Mrs. Mary Wright, licans of the house voted forex-Speaker The reremonv was said hv Rev. J. Kee(t f 9 »nbslitiite for the administration j n t r n 1 1 •
... . . Lr. Lawtner, of the Groveland cir-
iinanrial bill \va« very gratifying lo re-
publicans, t>ut not to the democrats who ‘ * l * t ’ * n 11 * IH PPy manner, and have been predicting that there would j " us witnessed only by the near rel be as many financial factions among the | atives rf the interested families. republicans in the next congress as Miss Elma Minter and Mr. AL there are among the democrats in this. *,*>,. .• » .... . , , Robinson, of Floyd township, of1 his administration was strong enough . 1 to prevent the adoption of Mr. Reed’s ^ciated as attendants to the bride substitute, hut not strong enough to an d groom. The wedding march
was played by Mrs. Ollie Hansel, after which refreshments were served in the form of a lap supper in an enjoyable manner. Many congratulations and good wishes follow them to their future home
at Reno, Hendricks county.
A Fbiknd.
Nicholson's Sons’ gallery over postotfice will he open every day during the week to make appointments for Monday and Tuesday of the following week. °7<t0tf Some persons say cheap prices in pictures can JW cheap work. Hunton, at the Vine street gallery, will show stock hill* with any other artist in Greencastle, and prove he uses the same priced stock. It
and Till 'd ly of each week. The gallery i* open all week, when you can go and make engagements for sittings. 2t
Tin* stock and chemicals that are used in making a dozen first-Hass cabiii“!k being le— than forty cents, enables an artist to make first-class cauincts at $1.5) per dozen an I not use cheap stock. it
i*lea*e will you answer me and see the Judge I’ersonaly, with other sheat i want logo to him. t'aise, please do this: you will never regret this. 1’s answer soon, I’rivet to your *elf. A on help me ther a grail inistety imposed on me. Noah R. Evans. State Prison, Jeffersonville, Did., Feb. 10. •n5, Box 340.
Hi* %\*alh*r.
The indications for this vicinity for the coming thirty *ix hours sre as follows as received by H. S Renick <fc t o. from the official weather bureau at Iiidiainipolls: Indian4poms, Feb. 12, Light snow today, light local
snow today, Wednesday fair. Moore.
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ifr. George W. Tuley Benjamin, MissourL Good Advice Quickly Followed Cured of Rheumatism by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. “C. I. Hood St Co., Lowell, Mass.: “ I was taken down with rheum- *.tsm over • year aRo. I was sick for over six months. Often I would have such pains that I eouli hardly endure them. A friend came to me ana advised me t > try Mood's Sarsaparilla. I took him nt his wont and cot a liottle of It, and siuc* have taken eight bottles of It. It Has Cured Me When the doctors could do mo no good whatever. After being LeurilUnl so much from this medicine I describe Hood's Sarsaparilla as a wonderful inrdii [uc. i also ad vise e*’eay "lie who Is troubled with rheumatism not to l>e withHood’s 5 ’^ Cures out Hood’s Sarsaparilla. I am a farmer, and the medicine has given me much energy and strength to perform my work.” Ukomob W Tuley, Benjamin, Missouri Hood’s Pills ure hand made, and perleci In proportion and appearance. gSo. a box.
PORTLAND MILLS.
On Fridav, the8th. Unde Isaac Firestone dieil of cancer of the face, making the third death in our village inside of eight days. At this rate, if continued for ten months, the town would he depopulated. Mr. Firestone is one of Putnam county’s oldest pioneers. Ilis exact age is hard to get at, hut he must certainly have been from ninety to ninety-five years of age at death. He came from his native state, Pennsylvania, at an early d-ite. Anyhow lie landed and went into camp on the ground about where the Bates house of Indianapolis, now stands, and mowed the grass probable for the first time off' of that spot, intending to locate here, as the land surrounding him could have been bought very cheap, but owing to the land being so flat and swampy, lie concluded it an unhealthy section and moved on west and entered land fr> | north Putnam county on Ramncieek near tne old mill, called Blakesburg. The date of his settling in Putnam county il i- iwlieved. wa? along about Die twenties. He afterwards went to Clinton Falls and started a tan yard, where he lived for many years. About forty-seven years ago he moved to this place and built another tannery, and lived an honest, upright man, having j been a member of the Christian church I for about fifty years. 11c leaves an aged widow, five sons and four daugh|ters, allof whom reside in Parke and
Putnam county. DO YOU WANT TO MAKE IT? Rev. Smith, of Hendricks county, i Then buy your will preach at the Christian church I3UUJ Goods
next Sunday.
'Ve oan’t understand why the Journal our leading state paper, is not fully in
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Cream. Tty it, you will find it has true merit.
Jones’ Drug Store,
10 TO 15 PER CENT.
Clothing, Hats, Gaps,
Boots, Shoes,
favor of the Nicholson local option hill. Boot.l If the repuh lean majority defeat* that GPOGGPiQS, bill, it will be a serious mistake, which OlaSSWar'O they will regret. Do that which D QllGOnSWarG,
right, let policy take cure of itself. Mr. Jack Miller drove into town Saturday and left his horse in the blacksmith shop, where it suddenly lay down
! and died.
Alex Breekenridge was for once well |
| surprised Saturday night, by shout j South Greencastle.
forty of his intimate friends and neigfij hors coming in on him just alter dark, | and spreading an oyster feast, which | reminded him that lie was sixty years
Wooclonwn r< i and. Tinware.
At the
Globe Store
J. SUDRANSKI.
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The Ban.nkk Timi s keeps a stock of Booster Record pens, the best on earth.