Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 March 1895 — Page 2

THE BANNER TIMES, (JREEXCASTLE, INDIANA. WEDNESDAY MARCH 27 l89o

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CEO, E. BLAKE, Greencastle, 1 N I).,

(jieiieral

Insuramv, Ileal Kstate And Loan

to il) • court, und there has leen Coiisid'Talile eoraraent on the act I,v eourt and grand jury. The did right in |iiiiitiiig the ue«s, lor cue moment the fact I leaked out of the jury room it then i became news. The blame is with a grand jury in such cases. If they talk too much they must not blame a reporter for listening.

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Money Loaned

The Martinsville Reporter says

the Moore bill would accomplish one hundred times more in abolishing saloons than the Nicholson | bill. We believe that when the two measures are thoroughly sized up that the Moore bill will meet

At a V Cl y LOW n-jtli more favor than the other Rate of Interest The Nicholson bill has

been greatly talked about, but the Moore bill though put through i with less flourish of trumpets has some features that are calculated

to get there with both feet.

Call and see him before clos

in<r elsewhere.

DAILY BANNER TIMES

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I'ubiiiUii'U <tv Hit,‘moon except Si,iu]ny Tmk Banneu I'imes is in receipt it tbe BannkkTimbsoffice, corner Vine ana - , . . ».-• franklin jtreets. l of a letter trom lion. S. L. Nichol-

son, of Kokomo, in which that es- : teemed gentleman states thtit the ‘ Good Citizens’ League” is to be a

“ :*'4 “ “ " j non-political order. Mr. Nicbol- “ “ " “ son directs his reply to an article iiisp'ty ratea iiuidt'known on appiicniion. recently appearing in this paper in Ol.iiitKeb for diHplay advertisenK’nts must be 11 ~ 11 hiin ioi in by in I'Hoi k n. m..iu‘iiday. Head- which, lie states, the paper had been Ing advertisemonts will be received C3acb day i 11 up to io'clock y, m. misinformed concerning the order All communications should lie b1k»ih1 wiiii | 0 f vvhich he is president. He then

sets out the objects of the league as

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all Rubthem as

follows:

1. Opposition to the liquor league as a po-

litical factor.

Enforcement o f the Nicholson law in particular and all other laws in general. 3. Agitate the question of party purity in politics to the extent that the good men of all parties may at tern the primaries and thus make their ideas felt in elevating both party

methods and party belief.

4. Opposition to corruption In government and state affairs of every description. The Banneu Times believes in the enforcement of all laws, liquor and others, and believes that the best way to do that is to back up the party that has given the state

< —“ all the good temperance legislation There will be but little genuine ! it has ever had. The republican regret when it is learned that the! party has done this, and while not ► uni of two million dollars h;M been 1 per Get, it Is iho best ’uw und order stolen from the whiskey trust. | league we know of. The people of

♦ fjo state can serve their country no better than to support the republican party. It is an organi

M. J. HECKETT Publisher HARRY M. SMITH Managing Editor

Address all communications to The Daily Bannkh Timks,

Qrecncuatie, hid.

d’he new- movement has some good thenries, but the practice is what will count. On this line we wish to quote from the Kokomo Tribune. published at the home of Mr. Nicholson, which speaks of the league as follows: Such an organization to lie effectual would have lo throw iis vote ag.-iiu-t eamlidates who might decline to subserilie to its -peeial creed, though the} ini>:lit In* strictly orthodox on all the pt'ineijdes of the party that nominated them. Men entirely independent ot party might very consistently take such a posit ion as this and require candidates for whom they w ill vote to come up to the double standard of the party nomi luting them and that of a non-partisan league, hut it is not quite clear how a tiyc, earnest, loyal party men can do s ). Men of this class have been in the habit of going in for reform within the lines of the party organization and loydly abiding the result. The best men in the republican party can easily have their way in shaping its course, making its platforms and nominating its candidates, in co-operating within the party organization, but it is extremely doubtful w hether they can be aided any in litis good work by the outside alleged non-partisan organization of a few good men from the republican, democratic, populist and prohibition parties. In fact, the men not of ihe republican party who would be willing to do anything to help it along in any way. cither to make a good platform or name t good ticket are few and far between. Bob Inuerboi.l drew a goodlysized party from Greeneastle. Most of those wlie went over to hear the champion Pagan Bob have sent the stereotyped request to this paper that their names be n d mentioned. If Bob’s ideas and buncombe are so awfully awful, the proper way to copjbat their inlluences is for the dear people to quit going to hear him. Mr. Ingersoll would soon cease talking were he greeted by empty benches. County Auditor Black has received a note from the Sentinel Printing company in which the}’ say: “We have no copy of the new fee and salary law, but can advise you that it will not affect officers that were elected in 1890. The law excepts the officers elected in 1890 from its provisions.” ID'jit the “InjiinH.” The “Si Plunkard" comedy com pany having at its head Mr. J. C. Lewis, played last night to a crowded house in Oldtown. It is a play of Yankee type and from beginning to end had the close attention of the audience and from the frequent 'nterruption by loud and prolonged applause one would say the play carried the house by storm. The threshing machine in full operation on the stage was well carried out. The whistling by Mr. Lewis was worthy of special men tion.—Otdtoirn, (Maine) News. At opera house Thursday even-

ing.

KhcuniatlHiu Cared. Pheumutism is caused by lactic acid in the blood attacking the fibrous tissues of the joints. Keep your blood pure and healthy and you will not have rheumatism. Hood’s Sarsaparilla gives the blood vitality and riclme-s and tones the whole body, neutr ilizes the acidity of the blood and thus cures rheumatism. Hood’s pills are the best after-dinner pills, assist digestion, cure headache. T«*n Dollar* Reward! Lost—Lady’s gold watch, F.lgin movement No. 270,1174. Ten dollars reward will be paid for its return to the Central National hank. HM-tf

COMMON COUNCIL. Tax-paying Time AkuIii Divided Notei and Claim Ordinance. On motion the matter of erroneous taxation against Prof. Thomas Bassett was referred to the finance committee. Attorney Moore presented a petition from James Fisk .(gains* erroneous taxation, which was rclerred to the finance commit tee. A communication in regard to a double assessment against Chas. Lueteke was also referred to same

com mittee.

The finance committee reported the report of city treasurer Lr January to be correct. The matter of grade of south Indiana street was relerred to city engineer and city attorney, their report being adopted. It was ordained that the treas ursr of the city be authorized to collect the taxes of the current year in two installments, one-half in April and one-half in November, under the same terms and condi tions that state and county taxes are paid and collected.

CLAIM OBIUJiANCE.

•I. M. Donnohue, pollen U. T. Auhley ** I Tank HI ley “ Janie* Merry weather, tire dept ... Geo. N. Nelson ** ** ... Ren $. Williams ** ** .... •I it in t •* 1). Cutler, streets. W. lirati*on ** Taylor Crump “

Indicate as surely as any physical symptom shows any thing, that the organs and tissues of the body arc not satisfied with their nourishment. They draw their sustenance from the blood, and if the blood is thin, impure or insufficient, they are in a state of revolt. Their complaints are mad ■ to the brain, the king of the body, through the nervous system, and t!i<result of the general dissatisfaction is what wo call Nervousness.

“ With pleasure I wilt state that Hood’s Sarsaparilla has helped me wonderfully. For several months I could not lie down to sleep on account of heart trouble and also

Prostration of the Nerves.

For three years 1 had been doctoring, but could not get cured. I received relief for a while, hut not permanent. Soon after beginning to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla there was a change for the letter. In a short time I was feeling splendidly. I now rest well and am able to do work of whatever

nation of the whole matter.

The cure for Ncrvotisno-s, then, is

?' l,i8 i A!‘ COn L Ci80 ’. n ‘ a8Onable ex l ,hl * ; kind. II I had not tried Hood’s Sarsapa-

rilla I do not know what would have be-

, , ... , . , ,, , come of me. I keep it in my house all the simple. Purify and enrich your bh.mi ti RIld othl . r of the family by taking Hood ssumipanlla. and tin tlll . e it) and H n f ny there is

nerves, tissues and organs will have

the healthful nourishment they crave. ; Nothing Like Hood s Nervousness and Weakness will then | Sarsaparilla. I have highly recommended

John Tobin ** I hivid Scott ** Mike Dalton ** James Moran “ smith Parker ** Ed. Gibbons, sand.. . C. M. Miort, food H. K. Joslln, coal . ... Geo. II. Cooper, feed K. II. Kiteljorff* tllinir-

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A I flippy Idea. An exchange says that a woman editor lias hit upon a plan that keeps subseriptions paid up to date. Every time a delinquent subscriber is mentioned in her paper Ins name is inverted. For sample: AVII!' 1111 VI-iomu and family are spending the week with Chieagi friends. Every subscriber knows w hat it means and immediately there is a grand rush to get right side up again. The best way to keep from having to do anything so awkward us the above is to cut a man’s name oil - the list when his time is out. That is more satisfactory to all concerned.

A has li, Aiueiieurt, Georgia, !mo 1 succeeded in making somewhat of a sue- ess in raising partridges. He placed them in an enclosure surrounded by cfose wire netting, and by careful attention, and by giving them as near as possible Fueh care as would coincide with their wild habits, he has succeeded in raising

([.uite a brood.

zation that has outlived scores of leagues, "lovenaents, r»form«, ideas, schemes, third parties, issues, isms and aches that have had for their alleged objects the enforcement of law. The republican party has a record that show’s it lias taken up every great question that came

Letter List.

The following letters remain in the Greeneastle postoffice uncalled for March 27. 1895: Mrs. G. G. Ackley, Mr. and Mrs. Thotnpse Gwen, Miss Julia Cox, Miss Ida Cowehman, Mr. James Downing, Misses Rachael Figley, Miss Jane Kennedy, John Finnell, Mr. and Mrs. Towson. Mr. Fred Cole. Mr. Chas. Robinson, Mr. Austin Sims. In calling for same nlease say “advertised.” Willis G. Nkke, I*. M. J. B. Tucker left this afternoon for Pittsburg, Pa., on business lor the Greeneastle Manufacturing

company.

Drink your ice cream soda at the Palace. Ice cream delivered ail parts of theriiv. CilMhA-tf COUNTV NKWS NOTKS.

RUSSELLVILLE.

Sugai-making closed.

Charles Owens moved out of Ids la»rber shop to Roacbdale Monday. •lo. Case’s family moved to Ladoga

! lu-d week.

Davey. the salootllsf, has "loved hl«

family over Ids saloon.

James Missn. the smith, says he will

i iiunl hint another location.

Mrs. Mathews, who has been sick

give way to strength and health. That this is not theory but fact is

proven by the voluntary statements of thousands cured by Hood’s Sarsapa-

rilla. Read the next column.

1 itandoneof my neighbors has commenced

liking it. I recommend Hood’s Sarsaparilla at every opportunity.” Mrs. 8. CRADDOCK, 404 Erie Av., Williamsport, Pennsylvania. Be sure to get

NKPICTS! We are now showing the finest line of

New Spring Patterns of CARPETS ever shown in this countv. They are FRESH, NEW and SALABLE, because DESIRABLE. All we ask is a chance to show you. We are confident you will be pleased by the GREAT VARIETY and BEAU-

TY of our STYLES.

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, Bath Tubs, Iron Pipe And Fittings of All Kinds; Steam and Water Valves. Plurai’iog Sc Gas Fitting. REPAIRING Promptly Done. Greeneastle Foundry and Maehine Co.

The h« r.

The indications for this vicinity for the coming thirty-six hours are | uo follows rcvii.Ld by II. S

Renick (fe to. Irom the : Hince January, is convalescing. weather bureau at Indiananolia: Hwlgekin <V- Mahan are painting

Indianapolis, Mar. 27, 1896. I Ih(lir gtor(> b(1 ji dingi

Fair weather, stationary tern- | tv. c. boyd is tnruiing this spring.

r—■’perature. Moore.

1 | buying goods.

Seej Our merchants have shipped over 150(J gallons of maple syrup, and have

The Globe dtifl rolls on with exvtedingly low prices Package Coffee 22 ets Green Tea per pound 20 c-is Crackers 0 pounds 25 ets Rolled wheat 2 pounds 05 er.< Rest N Y Potatoes 75 ets Best Tomatoes 2 cans 15 ets Rest 8agar Corn 2 cans 15 ets Assorted Jetty in 13 pound pails 40 ets Syrup per gailnn 25 ets White Fish per kit 40 ets White Fisli per pound 05 ets Also Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes, Clothing, etc. sss-.-.r.v.. Jiiliss Sajfiiiski.

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FOR

THE

BEST VISIT THE

For fine Merchant Tailoring A. G. Lester, No. 6 K. Washington st.

STARTLING FACTS Of ill*- Ta«*I Vila! lnt**r»**t to Jfcvery Mfin

in Greencaatle.

600

uf Woolens ever brought

to the city.

A good milk cow for sab’ cheap. R. M. liiiiUcn, near Rig Four depot.

138-2t

Charm s A . Dana, of the New along, and solved it correctly and York Sun, told the Boston report “‘tietaotorily. We believe if a ersthe other day that he was no. ^reat share of the energy that it certain that there would be a dem-! l‘ 1:lced in n “ w movements should tie ocratie party in tins country for ^e advancement of releader next ‘year. “If the supreme t ,,,bUcan t ,rinci l >le9 th;lt ,nore S ood court decides that the income tax i re9ult ’ U llH9 ^ tUc ln9 is constitutional,” said .Mr. Dana, ,,,r - v ,,r rer ° rra movement8 t,,!lt “there will be no democratic p^-ty.' «Iumi they were non-political they

Ttie male members of the Christian ehureli will give a festival at (tie rcsi- ■ of Hon, W. 1 . N '-ii. Thursday, March 2s, La lies especially invited. Don’t forget your poeketbooks. I.'17-IJ!)

It wilt totally collapse. It have no mission to perform.”

will

did little. In a community like

j Greeneastle, where the law is strict ,| ly enforced by capable offi cers, a

Telephone , new inoveiiuMit would die for wait

This is evidenced bv

The Bloomington

printed the news that City Marshal of material. Owen hud been indicted by the the demise of the Anti-liquor league grand jury of Monroe county, und , which met, organized and died the it seems the paper gave the news deadest of anything iiereatiouts for before it became officially known j a decade. It was non political.

Wanted—Good girl for general housework. Apply at this office. tf South (*rconouhtlo. James rampbell and U’m. Bagley arc ut home from Louisville. Several members of tin* gun cjub were at Maloney’s park this morning getting in practice, i John Gail., jr., is clerking at John Riley's. Elder Mon is went to Rockville today to attend the convention of j the Eighth Indiana district, of which he is president.

Samples t ' pick vuur spring and gmu-

At the opera house tonight Yeno j ,m ‘ r ^ f " ,m ’ finest lot C. M. Inge is in Cincinnati this week j will deliver the most startling loo-! n,rc to men only that b. S over! g jng Suits from been heard to this city. Every j ° 411 Q to 4'9 t 5 man, young or old, should be in at- p»|nt,s from ^ ^ temlance, us the subject winch tl,e j ‘ * ' $4.60 t0 $6.60.

doctor wdl discuss, and winch he |

handles in a masterly manner, j Ef VV WHI LEf something that every man should! * . * know, as ignorance of those mat ItLOFCililllt lUllOl*. ters olttiines entail a life of misery J Over Jones’ Drug Store, opp. postoffice

and diseases. Fathers should go |

some yet on hands.

Frank Evans is at home from Wabash

college breaking mules.

Miss Isorali Harvey is leaching a

spring school.

llltICK CIIAPKL.

March 20 being the 74th anniversary of Aunt Lizzie Miller’s birth a few of her neighbors spent the day with her. The \ ounger members of the eoiiipany greatly enjoyed Mrs. Miller's genuine

Indian stories.

and bring their sons, ns they will !

hear that which they have hitherto been in total ignorance of. The

tic at the

Mr. Joe Gardner and family, of Kan-L dm i 89jon wi |j t , e ton cent8) aml nll sas, are here visiting Berry Conkrigbt ' i i ,

.. ’ , our young men should

and family. He will make Greeneastle j

his home in the future. ! °P cril house joniglit. Wm. Wise has moved to hi.- farm :—- —_ neai Filmore. Chas. McCrcy, jr., will ; veno a Rent.

live on the homestead tins summer. I The Veno drug company have made S.V^irtan'ias'HmiTexas'onTnrii 2d"at

Clcamnf' and Repairing

A SPECIALTY.

Yamlnlin I/uh* Low F\« a ursion*. April 2d and JOtli, 1805. On April -d and .mil. Imi;., the Vandalia line will sell exeur-ion th-ki-fs to poiuls in the south and southeast ul one fare I round trip. Inatdition to the above, | round trip tiekets v\ ill In- sold to points

rate of one fare plus $2.00. Liberal limits and stop-over privileges allowed.

Mr. Fulper, of Washington, X. J., ! arrangements with Albert Alien, the ; attende I the funeral of his sister. M is. well-known druggist, to handle their

R. S. Harhison. Sunday. celebrated and now thoroughly tested I * ol b , 'U' a ''Gcuhirs call on or adilress Miss Lou Harhison came home from raedicinca in this county. Bememhcr j i'.'''ip.j!',! 1 ,,,'.,. ' " | Fittshurg, Pa., Saturday moriiing. [ the place—Albert Allen’s drug store. It Agent, St. Louis, Mo.

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