Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 February 1895 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY FEBRUARY Jfi 189")
Now is Youi* Ghancc!
An Klegnut
A reporter of the Banneu Times
dropped into the Model clothing the
But once in a lifetime do vou have the opportunity to save st0,e tlli8 niornin g> arul 8l,0 ' vn as many BIG S S S >ou now have at the Modal. thrm, * h xhe ,ar » e asS(irt »' e '> t ot ' These reductions are disastrous to us but a great saving for “ ew » L ‘ n ^ furnishings and apnug
you. Choice of all ^15.00, $18.00, $20.00 and $22.00 Suits,
in Sacks. Regent Frocks and Prince Alberts for
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LATEST POLITICAL GOSSIP FROM THE CAPITAL.
Si 2.50 Choice of $15.00. $18.00, $20.00 and $25.00 Overcoats for $12.50
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<$ 12 50 Suits and Overcoats for $9 38 10 00 Suits and Overcoats for 7 7 50 Suits and Overcoats for 5 Many Overcoats and Suits for $2, S2.50, ^^.75>
and $4.
Pants at almost half price.
Our 60 cent and 75 cent unlaundried shirts still going at
IY10Bf3L> - GlothinS - House.
hats. He was surprised to tind such a stork of furnishing goods, and readily said that it was equal to that shown in large cities. Mr. Hays at once remarked that such was a fact, and that he was now carrying a larger and better stock of such wares than is carried by
IntfrrMinK Doings of Public Men, anri a Dinh of Spice Here anti There hh Seen By Our Special Correspondent—Xoteii,
Incidents, Ktc.
This space will be taken by GEO. E. BLAKE, INSURANCE and LOANS.
eians who seek and obtain free notices from the press there would be still more expulsions. The press is often indebted to members of tho medical profession for news and no one should blame them for ’ desiring the publicity which pertains to sued) service, but it is absurd for medical societies to expel members who do this when every one of them would do it if they
could.”
Washington, Feb. 20, 1895.
Mr. Cleveland is like the boy who played ghost to frighten his village companions and got a ducking from them, only he hasn’t got his ducking yet. But fear of it keeps eold chills
the large Indianapolis houses, and playing hide and seek up and down his that the Indianapolis people readi- baek bone. The aforesaid boy thought Iv say as much. The Model’s dis- his companions would be seared out of , it a- j uu their wits when they saw him wrapped play of collars, cutfs and nobby . . .• , 1 ^ • in a sheet, carrying an illuminated goods in ties and furnishings, and , pmnpldn hem1 broiling around the
darkest part of the village. Just so Mr. Cleveland thought the republicans in congress would be frightened out of
5° the latest blocks in spring hats is indeed a beautiful sight. There is a trade in Greencastle that de mauds high grade furnishings, and the Model caters to that trade with a consistency that enables the store to place such wares before discriminating buyers with great success. Their superiority in style and quality is unquestioned, and a look through the mammoth store convinces one that the above statements are borne out by the facts. You can depend on the latest and best at the Model. Among the most prominent of the spring novelties to be seen is a full stock of the celebrated Guyer and ilex hats, beautiful blocks and very flexible.
Democracy has closed another door. The information comes fiom France that France has shut out American cattle. Democracy is looking after the “markets of the world” with a vengeance and it seems will close all of them before the American people get an oppor tunity to forever close the career of democracy.
Mr. Wampler Sues. ( rawfordsvllle Journal. Yancleuve Ar Davis, attorneys for John C. Wampler, have entered suit in the circuit court against Wm. Durham, Sarah Durham and
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C ircuit Court.
Ida B. Flint vs. Elijah Flint, divorce ; case dismissed. Martin L. Ford vs. John II. Ferrell et al, to enforce lien ; dismissed at defendant’s costs. Money Southeriin vs. Tindle Southerlin, divorce; divorce denied. Sarah E. Murray vs George Hathaway et al, contract; dismissed. John H. Zeller vs. M. M. Albin et al, ejectment; finding that plaintiif is entitled to possession of property and that he is entitled to
$75 damages.
Where deliver} irr< tulai pleaai report ElenOF DcBoitVS. ( itisSfll Street
| railway, damages; verdict of 8,500
for plaintiff.
George W. Black vs. George B. Cooper et al, venue granted to Clay
county.
Oran Perkins vs. Louisa Bettis et al, foreclosure; judgment of $137,114 against Louisa Bettis and Augustus Bettis.
George T. Durham, demanding that ten >i 110.(>(>(!,000 in excess of what iu three-fourths interest in the resi- pultl by bonds is-ned by even such indeneo property on south Washing- ^"itleant countries as Egypt, and that . , ,, i nothing would pFa-e the republieans ton stieet pertaining to the Durham tlian lo | iaV( . it ) ., l i| l . ( | (>llr |y. estate be transferred to him, ns the It is more than doubtful whether Mr. heir of Lily Durham Wampler. Cleveland ever really wishetl that eonThe complaint alleges that Mr. and wo " l,, 1,0 ,,r leave so, " et,,i,l K " , '- ,, , , done ’o make an extra session neces.\Irs. Durham gave the property to ... . • ~ 1 1 J sary, and it is certain that Ins wishes their daughter, the plaintili s wile, i iaV e been directly contrary since S'enalthougli no deed was given. Mr. ati.r’s Chandler's plain speech lie Wampler asks fora three fourths realize-that with the present state of interest in the property, therefore, j ,ee bng against him an early extra seshis share under the biw if it be- s hin. with the house overwhelmingly longed to his wife. The property republican and the senate anti-Cleve-is worth about $4500. " land, might result in his impeachment, and if an extra session will liave to be
Uncle lom. The many interesting scenes of the south before the war are depicted by Stowe & Co.’s Uncle Torn's Cabin Co. are by far the
| called he would like to put it nil* as Ion** as possible, to give* tin* people a chance to forget that disgraceful bond eontraet. With only one week of life there is little probability of any legislation by congress except that which may he put
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most natural and lifelike that have through as amendments to appropriation ever been presented before an Although the bouse has, under , ,. . .. orders from tne white house, bv a party American audience. I he heauti- , , ‘ ‘
vote, refused to accept the senatella-
1 til cotton scene by Ousman<fe Lan- w .dian cable amendment, it may have des is a masterpiece of art. The t „ do so, as senators stand firmly by slaves at work picking cotton, | that amendment and insist that if it while discoursing their melodious , ' sn f nt,ci *l tei * '' ,e hib will fail.
very interesting
plantation airs; the overseer with his vicious bloodhounds at his post, forms in all the most natural pic ture ever seen upon any stage. Opera house, one night only, Friday.
March 1.
V. J. BECKETT UAIUtY M. SMITH
. Publisher .. Manu^in^ Editor
Address all communications to The Daily Banneu Times. Greencastle, Ind.
Lent begins tomorrow.
City council meets this evening.
The republican caucus at Indianapolis last night wisely decided to “reconsiufcT” and the appointing power will reuiain with the gov
ernor.
Lent KuIcm. Lent begins Wednesday, and all good Catholic? in Indiana will observe the following rules: 1. All the faithful over twenty-one and under sixty years of age are, unless legitimately dispensed, hound to observe the fast of Lent. 2. They are to take but one full meal a day. Sunday excepted, which meal should he taken about noon.
There will be soim
debate in the senate tins week upon the numerous tinaueial amendments to the sundry civil appropriation hill, among which are the Gorman amendment authorizing i he secretary of the treasury to issue J per cent loan certificates to meet the deficit, which Secretary Carlisle insi-ts will not exist; the Mills amendment repealing all laws for the issue of bonds; the Wolcott amendment
Carpet and Kug Sale! To make room for our spring purchases we place on sale our elegant stock of carpets, art squares, rugs, etc., at the following prices:
CARPETS.
Extra super all wool ingrain carpets, including Lowells, worth 70 to 75 emits go at 57 k, cents Extra all wo 1 carpets worth lit) and 05 cents for fig vj cents 50 and 55 cent all wool carpets will he sold now at 42 I . J cents
40 and 45 cent carpets
35 cent carpets for
RIGS.
$5 00 Smyrna rugs for
♦•'I 87
4 00Smyrna rugs
2 98
3 un Smyrna rugs
2 13
2 00 Smyrna rugs
1 56
1 25 Smyrna rugs
98
1 00 Smviaia rugs,.
79
5 ini Moquette rugs for
J 50 Moquette rugs
2 :!7
1 2.» Moquette rugs
9.8
2 75 and J 00 fur rugs
2 19
their wits when he trotted out his extra session ghost. Well, the extra session ghost was duly trotted out, Mr. Cleveland having caused his friends to give it out ns coming straight from him, that if ttm Hawaiian cable amendment was not struck from the diplomatic and Consular appropriation bill he would veto that hill; that if the Mills amendment to the sundry civil appropriation hill, repealing all laws for the issue of bonds, or any other financial amendment objectionable to liiiu was put upon that or any other bill lie would veto it. and that he had almost made up his i mind to call an extiu session anyway. Instead of being frightened at the pros pert. Senator Chandler, speaking for 1 his republican colleagues, said that an extra session ought to he called Anyway, so that congress might have an opportunity to investigate that remarkable bond contract, negotiated by Mr. Cleveland's former law partner, wliLb gave a Kuropean syndicate an immediate profit of s.i.000,01,n <>n an investment , of about *05.000.000, not to mention in-
38 cents 27 1 -* cents 19 cents ART SQUARES. Large size ingrain, fringed. *4 50 Art Squares for $.'! 63 5 00 Art Squares. .. 3 87 0 (Ml Art Squares 4 98 9 00 Art Squares 8 87
HASSOCKS
75 cent Hassocks for 56 cents *1 (Ml Hassocks. . 79 cents 1 25 Hassocks 98 cents
The above prices are for cadi down. Our assortment is good, handsome, new patterns, and these prices w ilHnake them go. so come quickly. Our new Spring Dress Goods are coining in and you will find onr store brim full of Bargains. The Do Lan^don Go.
the present house with pride is Gen. Daniel K. Sickles of New York, lie has by his voice and his vote proven that a man may call himself a democrat and still be a patriotic American io every sense of the word. He has been too good a patriot to follow his party leaders in tlieir ill treatment of American industries and of his old comrades in arms or in ibe endorsement of tli ■ shameful Hawaiian policy of the administration. After the fourth of March he will retire to private life, and he will carry with him the good wishes of all true pat riots.
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Stmt li Urernrnstle. J. L. Hinkle is able to be out 1 again after a severe Lines?. Mrs. Irving McGre >• aiol son left yesterday at noon for Lafayette, where they will visit relatives. Mrs. Walter Riley is at home!
from Brazil.
Mr. Otis Hendron, of Stilesvillc, and Miss Clara Leaehniun, of Fill , more, w ere guests of M r. and Mrs. Andrew Woods Monday morning, j Andy Woods will move his‘ Lone Star” restaurant to the corner of! Depot and Ohio streets this week.
Tandy Crawley, who bits been At the Commercial hotel, can In* eonsick for some time, is very low to- f charge io regard to the
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The Well Known Opticians, 1121) N. I’etin. st. Indianapolis. Ind
Formerly of ('hieago.
day, and be is not
vive the day.
expected to sur-
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MOUTON.
Prof, (.’ritebfield lectured at Fnion
j adjustment of
Spectacles and Eye Glasses. I To suit the Bitfht. Don’t fail to consult us about your’ey oh. We are enabli*! to tell on on the first examination any ailment, of your failing siffht and tfivo you klasses to suft the ‘ clofoot ami strengthen the eyesight of the old and young, vv e haye made the adaptati not
< napel Sunufiy itnil evening Oil 1 inn- 1 sticetaeles a so cial study. Kcrnlar irnckiat-’S ........ ... ... ..... i .. • 1 leadimr Ophthalmic institutions and more peiaioi, jiieM-nting >onu ^<><>1 p ( dl)t>. Ihiin tw* Ive years of practical evperiencc, cnMrs. Sally Ferguson, of Rockville, is ! “I'les us m e..rr. ct «cienMtl.aillv andi.raetl- . * eallv the moxt complicated eases of defective
visiting her parents here.
(.'hurley Bettis, of Illinois, is here, lb' is contemplating buying an inierest of ( lodfelter & Thomas, merchandise. If lie closes tin* trails, Thomas will retire, and ttie firm will be Clodfeiter A
Bettis.
Alva Thomas has bought a farm, he and bis father buying one hundred and ..
| M insley.
farm, where ton. C Kill*'
Bor.h tl«b and TI •••■ i vnur wntchTTr taken at the same tune, evon by way of I Articles for gale Hrnii^ct) ! cent a nound on the crop of 1SI)4. Iti-
The Burglars Captured.
Marshal Starr arrived yc«terda\ afternoon from Brazil with two
prisoner?, uiion whom were found authorizing the president upon the regoods stolen from Bieknell's hard-| quest of one or more Kiiropean nations ware store. Concerning the cap-! t0 "Pi"' 1 " 1 tl ‘ r, '« eommissioners to an ture of the men, tlie Brazil Time* | international monetary conference, the g g . house and senate each to designate a 7. , . , ,, i like number. aioL the aniendmentpro-'
\ esterdav a party of men sohl a num-i . *
tier of new knives and razors to the 'doing lor tne payment of the un paid men in and about the (,'. A I. round-i'OJtnr bounty on the ciop of iS9J and
f»r iba^viymoRt of c'w-ht -*en. , h- of - r. •
vision.
Artificial Eyes Inserted. If you have lost an eye ho sure to eall on 1,5
We will Insert an artitlcial one which w»\
look and move like the natural eye. UBA \VK)KDsVI IA.K KKI KHENCKS, Rev. I). Bartley him! wife. Dr. OaTidson. A.
r. Mahtirncy, U in Martin. John Keeney, Kev G I* Fu'-on and wife, Mrs L< Reeder, J l.yons, \V i tK’ks, M Talbert, W ro.Menson. I- >flller, M Insley. \ Alien, sMImsK Hayes, (' R Rjitton, U itiiey. U J! fhvMhford, U owt'ns, C Grimes, I M Kelsey and wife, M J « anine,
A R Holleiis-
sixty acres of tbe Nel>o i
5\ n). ( ox lived. jj >h<»< i . !. Roria, M Bennett, Tin- farmers are peparing to make ! T’jFu Hon wide?. !i‘m oon:. ,, ’M''r A.m'.imA iii.ipo it teinraofiB, M Stoekdale. T A Martini W - < harl.-v Gibson and w ife, of New <;on.s.nnc(-r. W Davis. 11 s Marslmll. .1 v <_ %, I. . • 1 ... , , 1 . Bioss, C M Bull, .'i "inaek, t Moore and Ma> sMile, V 1> i tell IiIcihls licre last , wife, J Sulllvar, K J Dlllman, S Btoree, AS \Ve«»k. ilolBrook, .1 <•rimes, W S Fry, < II i-ree^, J 1*1 ; 1 r'.-n -n , .. , Gpyl, M «»rr. Miss N Holbrook, A Burch, A I till. .del.ill will move tot raw ford# Sinvrer. J Kile. W 11..Men. \ w Wallae*, I. K vide. Wit. Sutherlin will move into Denson; Hutton. V t> Hoover, A Join's, Miss the house tliat McGill moves out of. I» | (" , won. Mm. A Monns, t F.lmoro. I. A . ■, ,, . .. . Zetifler, K ' ickcry, Mrs 1 Kiehnrnson, Jno and Bailey Melntire will move into m c i alel>. .1 0 < n-rto >. 1> Hnrtor. I> \V Uernrd, Wit’s house. KM Marlin, C Kllxroth s M Harter, FM
Unn. Mrs Will Martin. !. Ka-tlaki'. I) A Iteed, Mary Knsmlnifcr. l-iuiru Dnvidson. E A Scolt, 1) Hartman. It 'teyi'r. Hern » hainhcrlln.
1*. A. Gott lias rented Alva Thomas’
farm.
Elzy Frank will move into the house
that Bailey Melntire vacates.
George Roberts is papering for X. F.
Wood this week.
II. S. Werneke is the one to repair
i saiicc or coodHiieilt, Suiiday s iiicluited. 4. A collation is allowed 111 the even- ! ing. No general rule as to quantity of
Ton Indianapolis Jo^rytoi is pre-, loud poio..Uui
senting gome powerful good argu
made; but the practice of the most regular Christians is never let it exceed the
moits from some powerful good ' fourth part of an ordinary meal.
5. The use of butter, eggs, cheese
and Jake W ilson reported the matter to the police. Marshal Louclerhaek. accompanied by Officer Gross, Jake
.i.v.e t. o. fUii ho'i 1 r-on an'd 1 lisrlcy f.rns- swoop*.,| 1
men that it is right on the appoint
ing power matter.
The Salvation Array opens this evening at College Avenue church. This band comes from Crawfordsville, where they have had very
successiui meetings.
and milk at the evening collation,where this is the custom, is tolerated by the church on account of the existence of such custom. For the same reason it is lawful to take, with a cracker in the morning, a cup of tea, coffee, or thin
chocolate, with a little milk.
C. The use of lard instead of butter is permitted in preparing fish, veg-
etables, etc.
As per the republican caucus agreement last night at Indianapolis tbe seventh congressional district will consist of Morgan, Hendricks. Putnam, Cla3 r , Vigo, Parke and Vermillion counties.
A St. Louis physician lias been expelled from u medical society of that city for violating the code of ethics by furnishing news to tbe press. The Indianapolis Journal well says, commenting on the matter, that “If that rule were enforced everywhere medical societies would lose a great many members and if it should be extended to all physi-
Tiic Genuine Merit Of Hood’s Sarsaparilla' wins friends wherever it is fairly and honestly 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 scrofula, suit rheum and all other humors, and at the same time builds up the whole system. Hood’s pills are prompt and efficient. 25 cents.
Just received, a nice line of late style jewelry, which 1 shall be pleased to show. II. S. Werneke. 109-Gt
Wanted—Good girl for general house work. Good wages paid. Enquire of George E. Blake. 109tf
down on the men and found them in the woods north of the factory of the Monarch Sewer Pipe Co. The officers produced their revolver* and ordered the party to throw up their hands, which, it is needless to say, the party did. There were only three in the party at the time, and it is believed two got away, as there was supposed to be five in the gang. Detective Furlong started in search of the other two, and learned that one of them left town this tiioriiing, walking west on the Vandalia an'l carrying two bundles under his arm, presumed to he part of the stolen
property.
While Louderback held the revolver in position Wilson searched the party, two of whom were colored and one white. On one of the colored men he found a num tier of the stolen knives, razors and revolvers, but nothing was found on the other two The three were locked up in jail, and the authorities at Greencastle telephoned. Marshal Starr came down and took the men
to that place this afternoon.
The colored men claimed to be jockeys, while the white man is a painter | by trade. The colored men gave the I names of Win. Lewis and James Jones, | and the white man as Win. Wesley. These men have been hanging around j here most of tin* winter, hugging the | furnaces about the ditferent elav fae- | tories, disappearing a few days at a |
time.
Die Miils amendment isn t adopied i’ «i!l h)' le-cuii-e the republicans will not allow it to be, notwithstanding the betiaval of tbe G ust which ulspireu liie t
ottering of the amendment.
The one democratic congressman who ean look back ifpon his record in
Dartmouth Professors Called It Incurable. M I had a painful ulcer on my snkln,
which physicians called an Oldman’s sore, due tothe poor state ot my Mood. Tbe sore spread to the size of a saucer, and I had to give up
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M rSnWcr, A H niomiT FT Bell. W B Lyle* and wife, F A VannoMdall. S < Ballard, CJ Dydick, L( ourtn*‘y, las WilliaiOH, K I* Wasson, R II Whit tod, M riimnpRon. K ^teel, s A Warbfmon, Mrs T Schweitzer, U M scott. M Mitchell, < nruShirtey, I) II Martin, II II Grist, Jacob Horner, II II Jones, J N Vansiekle, Mrs W Robb. A M Griffith, Mrs J K Daley. H M Harter, Mi Annie Keeney, GW Brown, mu ... ■ **,'■.* M / 'r.*ibe\ U r* lv“Nn. and ID.Mit wife, M M Vuneb^v, T AIbriMTht, J \\ Laysnn, T Mb.ULt. A M!!I* . Vi- M T i Ijrhr, J G Me Mint ry, 1’ W Gooner, Jaw >1 i non*, Jno Rem by, W T Reek, G G Ambrose,
May Ayer, E J Baldwin.
Otuce at COuIIfiERCIAL HOTEL
Will Remain until FRIDAY, MARCH t st,
1 894.
Do you Unow whnt thIs rejarosont s
It is one of tiie new improved rubber soles attached to the bottom of a shoe. P.R. CHRISTIE sells them. Price 50e put on, 35e detached. 113-2w
DORMITORY.
^ HU.I. OF FAKK FOK TOMORROW.
Lettuce.
surgeons at
^ ^ Da r t m ou t h
: College would I not perform an joperatlon, claiming that
my ndvanced age, 78 years, in itself was a barrier, and that only temporary relief could fie given. I was pining over my misfortune when a friendurged me|to try Hood’s Baisaparilla. I had taken but part
of a tMiuie when the eruption looked more ' Brown bread, healthy and after taking S bottles the sore | Syn’i'
Hood’s Cures
Soup vermieelli.
Roast beef. Gravy.
Tomato pickles.
Catsup. French mustard. Cream potatoes. Green peas.
Country hominy.
Baked meat pie, home style. Golden pudding, hard sauce. Crackers. < ream loaf. |
Sassafras tea.
Green tea. Java coffee. Sweet milk.
See those hair pins and side combs at H. S. Werneke’?. 109-Gt
Rates. ♦2.50 per week. Breakfast. 7
completely healed, leaving only a scar. I Hood’s Sarsaparilla also helped my whole : a ' 11 ' , nn< ' " " ' 8tippei, •> .JO. system as I have not felt so well for years.” j Breakfast, Sundays. 8 a. m. JkiHN^CCRRtF.a, West Lebanon, N.H.i j ,i mier bill of fare will appear each Hood’s Pillsjday. H0-4w
Certain Jones’ Cough Syrup.
Mild
Jones’ Little Cathartic^ 1 Effective Jones’ Toilet Cream.
Pure
Jones’ Baking Powder.
Best
JONES’ DRUGS.