Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 April 1895 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY APRIL 22 1895
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get two suits
has “been there” and now IRON” combination suits
Consisting of one jacket, two pair of Pants and one Cap
FOR SALE BY
Jim Smart’s pa buys “KAST
to Jim Smart’s one, hut look like Sam Hill all the time. What’s the reason ?
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The Model Clothing House
CEO. E. SLAKE,
Gr»f.xcastle, Ixd,,
General
Insurauee, Real Estate And Loan
Agent.
Ottr Egg Problem. The egg problem published recently iu the Banner Times lias reached Frankfort, and the following in the Times shows the Banner Times gave the correct answer re-
cently:
Frankeot, Ind., April 19, ’bb. We find from the egg problem in the Mornimj 'limes of April 18 that the lady had in her basket 301 eggs. We find by division that in taking the eggs out of the basket by twos she would visit the basket 150 times with one left in the basket; by threes, 100 times with one left; bj 7 fours, 75 with one left; by fives, (10 with one left; by sixes. 50 with one left; by sevens, 43 and none left in the basket. This is the least possible number she
Rate of Interest I could 1,uve lla,i -
Osborne & Stanley.
Prof. J. M. Campbell gives the mathematical law by which this class of problems may be solved as
follows:
No problem of this kind can be
Money Loaned At a Very Low
Call and see him before
ing elsewhere.
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The fan that makes the most breeze in the summer is the base bull fan.
The Chicago Times-Herald is now under control of H. II. Kohl* saat, formerly of the Inter Ocean. The paper will stand for protection of American industries and will oppose free silver 1(5 to 1 coinage. It is to be independent in politics usid" from this, but the principles set out above are pretty good doctrine. A new democratic newspaper may now spring into exietence in Chicago.
Watch Your Sinai. Editor of the Banner Times: 1 am in receipt of information from large dealers of wool in the east, that they will in future avoid all wool tied up with sisal twine. This is the twine used with wheat binders. It is impossible to use this twine without the fibers mix ing with the wool more or less. Goods made of wool thus damaged is of but little value. Wool grow ers should take notice and tie up their wool with a small hard twine. Aepheus Birc h.
The free importation of Mexican cattle is not likely to tickle the fancy ot farmers. The price Inis lately been to a point where a farmer was justified in raising cattle, but the democratic regime has decided to alford no protection to the cattle raiser, and the “Greaser’’ cattle are coming in free.
Latent on ISrown County. It is said that the farmers living in Brown county near Shakerag since the high waters of 92, have been unable to raise pumpkins or pigs on account of the alluvial soil deposited there at that time; the soil being so fertile that the vines grew very lapidly, thus dragging the pumpkins over the ground and wearing them out; and pigs running after them became so weak they actually died from exertion.
How History I* Made. I Weighing tli** Mails.
Editor Banner Times: Tlle postofflee authoiities are Less than a month ago I read in now engaged in their annual mail the Indianapolis News a well writ weighing work. The mails are ten and very interesting article un- weighed on all railioads during the der the caption “Carl Schurz’ Bold month oi April tor the purpose of Dash,” by das. R. Gilmore, (Ed- fixing a fail* price for carrying the mund Kirke) which gave a cir- 'mi 18 h \ railroads. Everycumstantial account of the manner thing in which mail is carried is in which Schurz, at the peril of his the order. All empty life, effected the liberation of Gott pouches, empty canvas bags, locks, fried Kinkel from the fortress P os to ffice applies, registered paekSpandan. Engaged then, as writer ages and pouches, as well as ordiin the office of the Nord-Deutsche "“O’ ,unil ““tier, and hundreds of Freie Treuse in Hamburg, 1 have ,ons ,)f newspapers. In every car yet a vivid recollection of the joy- : sca l e8 are kept, in many instances ful enthusiasm with which the re- ! ! * n extra government employe is report of Kinkel's rescue from his MHired to do the weighing while cruel prison was hailed by the press i oar ' s on the road, picking up
CARPETS!
We are now showing the finest line of
'1 New Spring Pattern/
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and the people throughout the land. Schurz, then a youth of 20, was the hero of the day. His bold undertaking had won him the admiration and sympathy of every patriotic heart. Exactly by what means Carl Schurz carried his hazardous | or< * er work to a successful consummation was not (and, I believe, is not yet) generally known. There exist different versions of the affair, of which the one recorded in the Indianapolis News is the most charming because the* most fanciful. It represents Sctiurz. under sentence of death, wandering in the guise of an organ-grinder from town to town in search ot the place where
and putting off pouches at the numerous towns along the route. Weights must be actually taken anil never estimated. The railroads are required to furnish the scales and to keep them in perfect
South GreeucfiHtle.
Mrs. James Hinkle and Miss
Josie Crawley are critically ill at
their homes on Fox Ridge and not expected to survive the day. Henry Geiske and .John Foran. who traded property last week, are making the exchange of residences
today.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Woods attended the Hendreu-Leachman
his beloved teacher and friend was | wedding at Fillmore yesterday, held in captivity and how, later, in Mrs. U. T. Ashley went to Stiles-
the uniform and roleof a colonel of ville this morning to attend the rethe Royal Guard, lie demanded and eeption which will be tendered Mr. procured the surrender of Kinkel and Mrs. Hendren todav.
from the commandant of the fort John L. Downs, of Indianapolis,
upon a spurious order from the j and Lawrence Downs, of Terre
minister of the interior at Berlin.
In order to remove all doubt re j specting the trustworthiness ol'| these statements, I sent the article containing them in its entirety, il-j lustrations included, to Mr. Schurz! with the request to inform me whether the sensational details of the narrative had any historical foundation. Having addressed him
Haute, Sundayed with home folks. If rumors are to be credited, Jackson Boyd and Dr. Brazier will figure in a double wedding in the
near future.
CIRCUIT COURT-
State Hocket failed The IteAiilt in Detail—Ne\vn of the Milt.
Circuit court for the April term
in German, I received, accordingly,' is i n full blast. The state docket
a reply in German, of which the following is a translation: Pocastico Hills, Westchester) Co., N. Y., 17 April, 1895. )
Esteemed Sir:—
Excuse that your very friendly letter
of the 7th inst. has not met with an ear- ; , , ,, , lier response. 1 have been overwhelmed I eoncea ^ ed weapons; nolhed. with business and my correspondence I State vs. Lewis Hodshire, intoxi-
had to suffer in cosequenee. I tliauk | your sincerely for the newspaper cutting;, whose contents have greatly
was called this morning with the
following result:
State vs. Wm. Peyton, selling on
Sunday; nollied.
State vs. Oscar Brann, carrying
amused me.
It is the revamping (Auffrischuiig) of an old legend which has repeatedly been pronounced incorrect, but persists in making its reappearance. 1 believe it was in the year 18(13 when an article by Moritz Wiggers, from Rostock, appeared in the Lripu'nger Gartenluubr, which in its representation of Kinkel’s deliverance came tolerably near the truth, it made no mention of
cation; fined .$5.
State vs. Emmett Grat - , selling liquor without license; fined $20.
Same vs. same; nollied.
State vs. Lee Hamilton, pool
two cases; nollied.
The ease against Reb. Ratliff' and Clias. Zimmerman, charged with
malicious trespass, is on trial this
org m-grindmg and other masquerades, j afternoon before a jury with P. (J.
Collivcr as special judge, Judge McGregor having been called home
With friendly greeting, I am
Sincerely yours.
C. Schurz.
Shades of Pocahontas and William Tell! What a pity to despoil a story so romantic and piotur
esque!
But, after all and luckily, that story needs no othei adornment than that which its true, unquestioned incidents supply—and no other lustre than that of the virtues which shone in the noble action of “Kinkel’s Deliverer.” E. Marquis. Greencastle, Ind., April 20, 1895.
to attend a funeral.
Mrs. Hessou, of Litchfield, Ky., is visiting her husband, W. Hessou, of tin* university.
(ins Leymleeker left at noon for Lafayette, where he lias loeated in the Lahr house barber shop.
Iti'itiH from Our I’ulorrd 1 rleiicla.
Kent KHtate Transfer*. Iva Priest to Henry and Hannah Alice, land In Bainbridife $3io Elizabeth Plereeto Ella T. Pierce, land In Greencastle, $1. Viata A. Dicks to Wm. H. Allen, land In Marlon tp., $3<><0. Wm. H. Allen to Isaac X. Dicks, land in Marlon tp.. $38Ui.
Miss Carrie Gardner, the dressmaker, is moving from the Bayne block to Columbus.
A Fine Hook. We htfve received from Chas. S. Fee, general passenger and ticket agent of the Northern Pacific railroad, “Sketches of Wonderland.” The work is one of art botli in description and printing. Mr. Fee will supply the book which will in terest the traveler as well as the art eoonoiseur for the small sum of six cents in stamps.
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Summer is in sight, and the iee chest needs overhauling. Then look to your supply of iee for the hot days and be sure to contract for it from Hillis & Browning. 15'2-tf
Mrs. Belle Moore is at home from Charleston, where she lias been at the bedside of her sister. Mrs. McCoy is moving from In diannpolis to this city to reside.
Th« IY«?aUif*r.
Mr. J. M. Cracker
The indications for this vicinity for the coming thirty-six hours are as follows as received by II. S Renick & Co. from the official weather bureau at Indianapolis: Indianapolis, April 22, 189;>. Fair weather, stationary tem-
Washington, D. C.
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Vamlalla l.ini* I.ow iiut« Kxeumloii*. April 2d and 30th, 1895. On April 2d and 30th, 1895. the Vandalia line will sell excursion tickets to points in the south and southeast at one fare round trip. In addition to the above, round trip tickets will be sold to points in Arkansas and Texas on April 2d, at rate of one fare plus $2.00. Liberal limits and stop-over privileges allowed. For full particulars call on or address any Vandalia line ticket agent, or W. F. Brunner. Ass’t General Passenger Agent, St. Louis. Mo. tf
Hood’s Pills are “ Much in Little.” “ I have used Hood's fcjaraaparilla and Hood’s Pills for many years and consider them the best on the market. Hood’s Sarsaparilla has given me health and strength from time to time when tired and Worn Out From Overwork
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For sale—Pneumatic tire Victor. Call at this office for prices and particu-
of CARPETS ever shown in this countv. They are FRE/ NEW and SALABLE, because DESIRABLE. All we ask is a chance to show you. We are confi* you will be pleased by the GREAT VARIETY and BFJ
TY of our STYLES.
We have also an elegant line of RUGS, MATTInI LACE and CHENILLE CURTAINS, Curtain Poles Fixtures, Window shades, Door Mats Carpet Sweepers,] Cloths, Linoleums, etc., at a great saving to you. \\’e| always glad to show you and give the
LOWEST PRICES.
The D. L*an$donG(j Dry Goods and Carpets.
North Greencastle. Harvey Forman, of Winchester Ky, is visiting at Logan Foxworthy’s this week. He paid the Putnam count\ gold mine a visit last week, and says there is every j indication of it yielding a good supply of the genuine article in the near future. Ferd Lucas is again at bis old stand.
Special Sal
White Chip Hats, White Leghorn HatJ Bi.ack Leghorn Hats]
G. F. Souders visited Roachdale Friday and Saturday. The Monon is doing a big coal and stone business, an average of sixty to seventy ears of coal from the Big Four daily. Tramps are still numerous around the north depot. The Big Four had a wreck near Kansas. III., last night, delaying east-bound trains until six o’clock this morning. Only a few ears off the track and no one hurt. Tlte Big Four switch engine had a siiKitl wreck at nortli end of the Monon yards. It ran through an open switch, ditching one car, dumping the entire load into a Mr. Arnold’s front yard.
FROM SO GEMS l«
A full line of Flowers and RiMmS I. M. KLEIN’S ATillincry Stoni Opp. Postofflee.
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To Indianapolis, April 23 and 24, return limit 2(1 th, fare $1.00. Account order of Eastern Star.
To Indianapolis, April 21), 30 anil May 1. return limit May 2, fare $1.20. Account K. of P.
JAMES M. IIFRIF
Has a Residence in Crawfil ville to exchange for a resit# in Greencastle, and a feu a
Estate bargains in taken at once.
proper
Ilomeseekers’excursion to Michigan, | May 7, half fare, return limit twenty days. To principal points iu Alabama Florida. Georgia. Kentucky. Mississippi. North and Sonin Carolina, Ten-nr-se and Virginia. An excursion to western states will be run April 23. Twenty days return limit. Rate one fan* plus $2. F. P. Hi kstis, Agt.
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anee Loans. c
l-t Nat Bank Bldg, Grcem H
Wanted—Girl for general housework. Geo. E. Blake. 138-tf
Mr. Filbeek, of Terre Haute, visited Greencastle friends yesterday.
The Gloli
.Mill rolls on with exceedingly prices
Fifty-Four People “nipped.** Wabash, Ind., April 22.—Last evening at Redbridge, this county, occurred the baptism of a larger number of converts than ever at one time received the rites in this county. Hundreds assembled to witness the baptism. Fifty-four persons were immersed in the Mississinewa. Nearly till the candidates were women, and the minister was engaged considerably over an hour.
Package Coffee Green Tea per pound (’raekers <1 pounds Rolled wheat 2 pounds Best N A’ Potatoes Best Tomatoes 2 cans Best 8'ugar Corn 2 cans Assorted Jelly iu 15 pound pailSyrup |>er gallon White Fish per kit White Fish per pound
Shot In »i Quiirpol. Richmond, Ind., April 22. — Bern Chrisman is lying in the hospital here, dangerously wounded, Deitch Leonard having shot him twice. The latter fired five times, but only two shots took effect. Leonard is in jail. It is possible that Chrisman may recover. Both youngmeu are well known. The shooting was caused by a woman, Leonard being jealous.
Also Dry Goods, Hats, SI Clothing, etc.
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KxploMion of ChoraioalH. Marion, Ind., April 22.—An explosion occourreil Saturday afternoon in the building occupied by the manufacturers of medical specialties for J. K. Ford & Co. Two of the walls were blown out and the roof fell in. John L. Wood, Walter Wood and two others were in the building and escaped with little injury. The explosion is attributed to chemicals.
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Natural Oan Plant Sold. Peru, Ind., April 22.—A deal has been effected by which the Dieterich syndicate of New York becomes the owners of the Peru Natural Gas company, the last city in the Wabash valley to soil out. The consideration is unknown, but will run above $100,000.
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mainder of semester.
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Mrs. R. A. Ogg will entertain a thimble party tomorrow.
relieve sick headache
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thus assist tired
nature to remove disease and restore health.” J. M. Crooker, 1419 Rhode Island Avenue, Washington, D. C.
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Many Were lta|>tlzed. Lawrence, Kan., April 22.—One hundred and eighteen colored baptist converts were baptized yesterday at the close of the morning service in a local church. Forty were immersed in the pool at the church, and the remainder were baptized in the Caw river in the presence of thousands of people who had gathered on the banks. Seventyfive were immersed in less than 30 minutes
Board (}uarar)teed to Qood as tl?e B<?5t.
Yttiultilut Line Kxi’iirHion#'J To Indianapolis April 23 andl
turn limit 20, fare $1.60 for mini Account order of Eastern Star. 1
To Indianapolis April 29, 30 1, return limit May 2. Fare * round trip. Account ITiiloritA
Knights of Pythias.
Home seekers excursion to Mav 7, one fare for round trip, limit 20 days. For further part
see
J. S. Dowling,