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THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. TUESDAY MARCH 26 1895
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“KAST IRON” is Better and Cheaper NO OTHER CLOTHING IS SO GOOD
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.1 uliua Sudriin'ski and J. F. Coop er are in Indianapolis today. Cieorsje Campbell and outfit are at Coatesville today. Mrs. Louis Schaehtel is at Gosport at the bedside of her mother. .John Kelioe visited Ladoga rel-
atives yesterday.
Dan Rowland lias moved from Howard to Main street. John Grimes will deliver his fa tnnus lecture at “Trilby Hall.”
Subject: “Fits.”
Win. Pointer grew angry last evening while passing the house t that contained all that was dear to
him, and caved in the window with j ,,u,nt b, ‘ tween Mr - Cleveland, some of , ,, . , . , ! tlie leaders of his party, and a few of a rock. He was taken in charge , , . , . ,
c 1 tint tikiiiitiv Lrliwro liav’lttir Tot* by Ollicer Riley, but the matter
WASHINGTON LETTER THE LATEST POLITICAL GOSSIP FROM THE CAPITAL. InterPHt itiK Doing;* of Public? .VIen, and a Dish of Spice Here and There iik Seen By Our Spec ial Uorrespouclent - Note*,
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VVasiiinoton, March, 251895.
Secretary Carlisle has just spent several days in New York, ostensibly upon business connected with the eustoms service, but there are reasons—good ones, to.)—for the belief that Ids visit bad a much more important object. Kver since before the adjournment of congress there has been talk in Washington about an alleged secret agree-
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>si Piuiikui'd, J. C. Lewis, the original ‘ Si Plunkard” in bis hay seed get up, gave a long to be remembered en lerluinment at the Grand opera house last night to a crowded house and the best of the season. The performance was well put on, and the Hutch comedian brought down the house every time he opened his mouth. Si t’lunkard, with his original sayings and farmeretic blunders, made the windows rattle with laughter. The plav is well written and deserves full patronage wherever it is given. Mrs. Lewis, in the character of the country maiden, brought forth much comment as a stage beauty, and her graceful acting. Si, we’ll not forI get you.—St. Paul Pioneer Press The above entertainment will be | given Thursday night iu the | Greencastle opera house.
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At Hcst. Conway Sprluns (Kas.l star, March It). Mrs Karris, wife of I>r. K G. Fairis, of this city, died Tuesday, March 12. 1895, at 5 o’clock a. in., at the age of H years, 2 months and 24 days. Sarab i uuderaut was born Iteceu.bsr 18. 1850, in Putnam county, Indiana; united with the Cbristiat. church at age of 18 years; was married to Dr. E. (4. Farris, near Greencastle, Indiana, Novembers, 1885; removed from tier native state to Conway .Springs, Kansas, June 15, 1889, and soon after unitep with tiie Baptist church, of which she was a faithful and consistent member until death. While it was generally known that Mrs. Farris was not in the best of health since she partially recovered from a long and severe illness about a year ago, her death was a sudden shock to all and cast a gloom of sorrow over the entire community. Her last illness was of short duration, she being sick with pneumonia but four days before her death.
Mrs. Farris was one of those queenly women of quiet and pleasant disposition. whose very presence commanded respect and admiration. Her whole nature was decidedly domestic and her home was to her, of all places, the near est and dearest. Devotion and attention to those she loved, in her home, was the great and noble work of her life. Not being permitted to shower upon children of her own the blessings and love of a mother, that grand and noble instinct within her nature went
Bloomk.o ION s j-itv. • “A-. I""' heed of such an ad- • , . visoi a aMUMui foster son, been indicted by n grand jury, . uf-fcer nwo.kin has grown to manhood charged with bribery ami com now b’*" 1 to uIomTu- w:A t ■ ’ : t; -
. . | band, for one who was all but a mother IJ”^ Aiov s .4 ... . y!^who will remember and - ***'**'■ "r’liri i-ii ii,. m-owory*) let.* aa jP9f
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pounding a felony.
tht> rc- ’it’ .u’Tcxow invest! gating committee in that town. Item* tr Jiti our i «>ior«?d l-ri«n<lH. Miss Belle Elmore left for Plain-
was adjusted. Family troubles. Wesley Crawley, a well-known resident of Fox Ridge, died yesterday’ afternoon of pneumonia, aged sixty-three years. Funeral this afternoon at 4 o’clock.
Now Try Thin.
The following query is turned over to those who wish to tackle it: Smith found a ten-dollar gold piece lying in the road; lie gave it to Brown to settle n meat bill; Brown gave it to Jones to settle a grocery account; Jones turned it over to Baker in payment of a balance on lumber; Baker returned it to Smith in the settlement of a note; Smith took it to the bank to deposit it, when the cashier threw it out as counteifeit. Were those various accounts paid?
the money kings, having for its object the renomination of Mr. Cleveland on a struiglitoiit gold platform. It was because of this talk that the HlundBryan silver manifesto was D-ued a few days before congress adjourned* r i hat manifesto was intended to make the scheme to renominate Mr. Cleveland on a gold platform impossible, but it had a directly contraiy effect. It got so few signatures that it greatly encouraged the managers of the Cleveland scheme to believe that they would have I little trouble in controlling the demo- ; eratic nominating con \ ention. Another thing that lias encouraged them is the ilat failure of the American Bi-Metallic, | or, as it is more commonly known, the ' Sibley Silver party, which lias received few words of encouragement from any source -that resolution of the Nevada legislature counts for very little when it is remembered that Senators Jones and Stewart are the principal sponsors for what they fondly hoped at one time would be a new national party. It is believed that Secretary Carlisle’s principal reason for going to New York was
A window in Cooper Bros, hard-1 10 con ^ er v '' t * 1 'be money kings and
, , , , their representatives, who are relied
ware store was smashed bv a rock , . . , ,
- upon to furnish the large amount of
slioitly before three o clock this ,. a gh that will be necesaary to carry the morning and three revolvers, sev I Cleveland renomination sehemethrough eral razors and probably some in order to further perfect the details, pocket knives were taken. The Republicans hope the scheme will suo-
window had a articles in it
large assortment of
eeed; they will enjoy defeating Mr.
j Cleveland more than they would de-
so that the correct f ea tj ni , anybody else, and they know
loss cannot be ascertained but it is that there isn't money enough on eattii
put at about twenty dollars. Po- to re-elect him.
lieetnan Ashley was in the alley in Things are not at all satisfactory at the rear of H. S. Renick’s 8torel t,,e headquarters of the Sibley silver
i ii party. Letters are being received from
when he heard the crash. He ran , , , . ,
, I some of those who were without their
in the dn ection oi the sound but knowledge made members of the exeeticould see no one. He awakened live committee of the S. S. party, and Mr. Cooper and then went to tile j tliey are not what was expected. For north end where a gang of tramps distance, the following from ex-Gov.
, , , I Prince, of New Mexico, who was made were gathered. He made a search , , ,
_ a member of the executive committee:
of them but could find nothing, .t^inie appreciating very highly this Telegrams were sent to Harmony i recognition of my strong faith in the and other points and Mr. Asblev j principle of bi-metallism and the went to Brazil this morning on the 0,birts * have made in its behalf,
lookout.
Greencastle sent a delegation of members of Greencastle \V. R. C,, No. 23, to Muncte today to the state encamgment of the G. A. R. wdio will use every means in their power to secure the election of Miss M. Josephine Donnohue ns department commander of Indiana for the W. C. T. U. Miss Donnohue
yet I am compelled to decline the position, as 1 do not approve of separate political action at this time. 1 believe that the duty of the hour is to educate the people of the east on the financial question; and as soon as the people are well informed party organizations w ill he obliged to correct views and act accordingly. I have full faith that the republican party, which has always been the friends of the oppressed, the champion of equal rights, the protector of American labor and the exponent of stalwart Americanism
is a most worthy lady, and should
she receive the olHce, it goes with-1 st '^ *1'’ bumd true to
out saying that she lias the ability i
to most acceptably fill the position. Ten DolInrM Reward! Lost—Lady’s gold watch, Elgin movement No. 270,374. Ten dollars reward will be paid for its return to the Central National bank. 138-tf
Tim W earner. The indications for this vicinity for the coining ih.ee.’-slv hours :i«* as follows as received by H. S
field this morning ^ft- ]^ d’>y°’ »ioit v.ilh her mother.
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Henry ?!;!».* is recovering after a severe indisposition. Mrs. Harvey Moore was called to Charleston yesterday by a telegram announcing the serious illness of
her sister.
live, as the best and ilcari'-d friend ncniT’a’ A -Co. from tbc official
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And those who are all tired out and have that tired feeling of sick headache can be relieved of all these symptoms qy taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which gives nerve, mental and bodily strength and tlioroughly purifies the blood. It also creates a good appetite, cures indigestion, heartburn and dyspepsia. Hood's Pills are ca^y io lake, easy in action and sure in effect. 25c. Lost—Fifteen dollars in hills. Finder wiil he rewarded by returning the same to George M. Black at the county auditor’s office. 138-tf
ever had. No greater tribute can he paid to the memory of one departed, than this, “she was loved and respected by nil who knew her,” and this can so truthfully be said of the one who has so !st‘‘iy passed from our midst and joined the immortal hosta, where we - . v ' ljight to believe and must believe
that all is peace, love and joy. Memorial services were held from the
Baptist church Tuesday afternoon. Rev. \V. W. Smith preached an appropriate and fitting discourse, taking his text from Dent, xxxi; (i, after which the large number of neighbors anil friends who bad gathered to pay their last respects to the memory of the departed one,passed by the beautiful white casket and viewed the familiar face for Hie last time. Several wreaths of beautiful flowers bad been brought by loving hands and placed near the eld and silent form, one of which was a token from the ladies of the Relief Corps at
this place.
At 7 :30 o’clock the same evening the sorrowing and bereaved husband starting witli the remains for Greencastle, Indiana, via Kansas City and St. Louis. The interment will take place today at Brick Chapel, the former home of Mrs. Farris, ^ix miles from Greencastle. Dr. Farris desires in this connection to thank the conductors of the Big Four for atieuiious shown.
A good milk cow for sale cheap. See R. M. Bunten, near Big Four depot. 138-2t
Marriaue l.iceiises. Gilbert M. McCall and Mary Stephenson ; David K. Garrett and Nancy M. Goddard.
weather bureau at Indianapolis: Indianapolis, Mar. 2B, 189b. | Fair weather, stationary tem i—^perature. Mount:.
its best traditions; and those who destroyed human slavery will not permit financial slavery to exist; and that those who saved the nation ittself in 1801 will not permit the destruction of national prosperity by financial selfish-
ness and oppression in 1890.”
The administration is having a regular monkey and parrot time with the foreign complications already on hand, and there are indications of a bran-new one nitti France,if ibe stories that butU out about lilt, m-’.-tliig rf the (••lOjimt can be relied upon, and tliey probably can. Gresham seems to be iu had odor wi'Ji m arly all of his <*olleagues in the cabinet, and to he in danger of losing the ascendency he lias heretofore been
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We have also an elegant line of RUGS, MATTINGS, LACE and CHENILLE CURTAINS, Curtain Poles and Fixtures, Window shades, Door Mats Carpet Sweepers, Oil Cloths, Linoleums, etc., at a great saving to you. We are always glad to show you and give the LOWEST PRICES. The D. Langdon Go. Dry Goods and Carpets.
Hydrants, Hose, Hath Tubs. Iron Pipe And Fittings of All Kinds; Steam and Water Valves. Plumting k Gas Fitting. REPAIRING Promptly Done. Greencastle Foundry and Machine Co.
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able to maintain o\er Mr. Cleveland in all matters pertaining to the foreign policy of the government. The other members of the cabinet—none of them were consulted—have not failed to make the most of Gresham's indecent baste in making the peremptory demand upon Spain for an apology, and tiie result is seen in tiie stand of Mr' Cleveland. Although Fpam has neither made that apology nor even intimated that it would dt. so, Mr. Cleveland lias decided that he will grant further time before making another demand, notwithstanding the cfihrts of Mr. Gresham t 11 get him to agree to make a demand that would in plain English mean immediate apology or the ford- | ble seizure of Cuba by the United j States. He lias gone even further, by
issuing orders changing the previously; No. 6 E. Washington St. arranged route of Admiral Meade’s : —
fleet so as to keep its vessels out of Cti-1, _ _ _
ban waters for the present, lest the TT ^ T". s ^ 1 presence of the ships might be con- X X X V .X XC X Ajfcr
suited by Spain into intimidation.
I be demand for the recall of Mr. Still rolls on with exceedingly low Thurston, the Hawaiian minister, meets ! prices with general condemnation, as the bit
of personal spite that it was.
For fine Merchant Tailoring A. G. Lester,
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Scottish Hite Kate vln Vundnlla. Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Free Masonry of Indiana, Indianapolis, March 29-28, 1895. For the above occasion the Vandulia line will sell on Mardi 29 and 27, 1895, excursion tickets from points in Indiana to ludiunapoli*, Ind.. with return limit of March 29, 1895. For fu’l particulars cull on nearest Vandalia line ticket agent or address W. F. Brunner, Asst. Gen’l I’ass’r Agt., St. Louis, Mo. Yamlnlia Llnu Low Hat** dxeurHionfi. April 2d and 30th, 1895. On April 2d and 30th, 1895, the Vandalia line will sell excursion tickets to points in the south ami southeast at one fare round trip. In addition to the above, round trip tickets will be sold to points iu Arkansas and Texas on April 2d, at! rate of one fare plus $2.00. Liberal limits and stop-over privileges allowed. For full particulars call on or address j any Vandalia line ticket agent, or VV. j K. Brunner, A-s’t, General Passenger { Agent, St. Louis, Mo. tf
Wauled—Good girl for general house- 1 work. Apply at this office. tf ]
Scrofula From Ciiiliood “My mother has been afflicted with scrofula In her headaiuce her childhood. She is now in her 61st year. She has also Buffered from wen k n es« In her back for which she never expected any relief, bhe has faithfully tried Hood ’a r-.X. Sarsaparilla and It has freed SgX her system from Bcrofula, cured burning pains in her feetand limbs and also a i>ain in her left breast which prevented her from lying onthateide for fourteen years It has made her feel many years younger. Hood’s s ?a> Cures She has taken four hot t lea of the medicine. We cannot recommend Hood’s Sarsaparilla too highly.’’ Ira R. VANiilLDEK, Etna Green, Indiana.
Hood’s Pills
VENO THE SUBJECT OF CONVERSATION EVERY DAY Hm Extraordinary CTir«*M Creating Gr«*at Exeitemeut. Fr**e Lecture in the Opera House Tonight. Tne lecture of the Veuo representative in the opera house last niglit was well attended by a relined audience of ladies and gen tlemen. No cripples appeared for treatment last night but it is understood that several bad eases will lie taken on the stage tonight, Mr. King, who was treated on Saturday night was at the lecture last night and rose up and stated that lie felt better than he had for seven years, and had had no pain since the first application of Veno’s Electric Fluid. Tonight there will be another Di’fttre in the opera house for ladies A-nd gpr.t!em« , n which will he
free.
Tomorrow (Wednesday) afternoon a special lecture to Lidies on ly will he delivered at three o’clock to which an admission of ten cents will be charged, and tomorrow night a special lecture to men only will be delivered at eight o’clock. For this week only Veno’s physicians can be consulted free of charge in their office, roo*n 12, Coin mercial hotel. Veno s curative syrup (50 cents a bottle) made from the famous Llandindod water will cure nervous ness, dyspepsia, constipation, liver, stomach, kidney and blood disorders. It makes you eat and sleep good, and when used with Veno's Electric Fluid (50 cents a bottle) will cure the worst and most desperate eases of rheumatism, paralysis, sciatica, neuralgia, stiff'joints and all aches and pains. Veno’s lung tonic (50 cents a bottle) will quickly cure throat and lung troubles, asthma, bronchitis, shortness of breath, catarrh, cougns and colds.
Package Coffee 22 cts Green Tea per pound 20 cts Crackers 9 pounds 25 cts Rolled wheat 2 pounds 05 cts Best N Y Potatoes 75 cts Best Tomatoes 2 cans 15 cts Best hiigar Corn 2 cans 15 cts Assorted Jelly in 15 pound pails. .40 cts Syrup per gallon 25 cts White Fish per kit 40 cts White Fish per pound 05 cts Also Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes,
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COLD SfMLIS Ever bnutght tc the County. Do not trust your eyes to Ped-
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Samples to pick your spring and summer suits from. The tiuest lot of woolens ever brought to the city. Spring Suits from $19 to $25. Pnnts from $4.50 to $6.50. C. W. WHITE Merchant Tiiilor. Over .Jones’ Drug Store, opp. postoffice Cieanins and Repairing A SPECIALTY.
Just received’at the Banner Times office some elegant new designs in 1:1110/ programmes, menus, etc. Call and see them. tf