Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 May 1895 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. WEDNESDAY MAY 29 1895
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Money Loaned At a Very Low Rate of Interest
Memorial Arrangements for tomorrow's D.-eoration iIjiy cM rciscs havelu'cn eompleteii. The meeting will be held at Meharry hall at two o’eloek p. in , with Mayor Jonathan Birch presiding. The program is as follows: Muttic H« d, White and Ulue
Miss Lizzie Price.
.Rev.
Prayer .Ret. H. H. Bryan Music Solo Mrs. Pauline lilnkr Newhouse. A'Mrt'ss Hon. Charles B. Case Music They Sleep in their < oats of Blue
Male Quartet.
Ritualistic services at Forest Hill, followtd 1>3' decoration of graves at the cemeteries.
Call and see him before clos- ESS
ing elsewhere.
The Weal her.
The indications for this vicinity
for the coming thirty-six hours are
as follows as received by H. S
Renick & Co. from the otlicial
weather bureau at Indiananolis: IndianU'olis, May 29, 1895. Thursday probable showers
lH^and thunder storms, much
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Sidiool Board Meeting.
At the meeting of the Greencas tie school board last evening all the old teachers were re-elected, with the exception of those whose resignations have been heretofore noted. the janitors of the buildings
were also re-elected.
It was decided to establish a military department in the high school next year, something like they have at Del’auw. The scholars of the three classes will take the course. Arrangements will he made to have Lieut. Lewis of the university, take charge of the branch. The lightest army rilles will he used and they will he supplied by the government. About seventy will he required, or enougl
COMMON COUNCIL.
After the Water Work* Company Wm Imminent—Claim* anil >ote*.
After a few calls of committees on Tuesday evening and the usua : rout'ne work, council livened iq considerably when the water works subject came up. The special coni mittee and city attorney, to whom the matter of examining the chat ter and the new hook of rules o< the company had been referred at last meeting, were loaded with a report that showed that they meant business when they tackled tinsubject. Attorney Moore read a report as to his examinations ol the company’s rules and contract, and in substance said concerning the various new rules of the company. As to rule 15, which is as follows: Rule 15.—“Permits will not be granted to private consum ers for hath tubs, urinals or wash
r ‘ctly to the point. All the councilmen expressed themselves upon the matter, and there was a determination to hack up our citizens to test the validity of the new nib s. Mr. Ramie! presented a res oh,lion which was as follows: “The water works committee, citv at t in cy and mayor he a committee to confer with the Water Works company and present the protest and objections of the council to the rules of the company recently • dopted in ttie particulars as stated in the report of the city attorney hereto attached, and the said company la- requested to modify said rules so as to conform to their con tract with the city and to report the answer of said company to the council.” This was carried with a whoop, and if it avails nothing the committee will hold a public meet ing to hear complaints, and then
CARPETS!
\Ye are now showing the finest line of
New Spring rafterns
F vf k
of CARPETS ever shown in this countv. They are FRpI NEW and SALABLE, because DESIRABLE.
All we ask is a chance to show you. We are oR| you will be pleased by the GREAT VARIETY an I TV of our STYLES.' We have also an elegant line of RI GS, MATTfli LACE and CHENILLE CURTAINS, Curtain I I Fixtures, Window shades, Door Mats Carpet Sw< ; • j Cloths, Linoleums, etc., at a great saving to you. \\J always glad to show you and give the
basins unless the permit is taken | take legal action to secure citizens out in connection with domestic proper protection in their water
use."On this rule Mr. Moors said: service.
I nm satislted that the company hit- The street committee reported in
no right to enforce sueli a rule for the „ . ,
re:u»on that it is clearly unreasonable. 1 ®^ sidewalks tour feet iu li it can make .he taking tor one n.«e width and stone gutters on Arlingilepeinl upon the taking for another, it! ~ is then in it- power t<> say to the e.m- tori street from Franklin to Andersumefs that they shall take water for all 1 sun, on both sides of the street,
purposes, and pay for what they do not ^
want or need in n der to get service fork Ridpatii, representing the wh. 11 tey nnisi have. I hi-i-i-ertainly 'alumni of DePattw university, rea violation of the spirit of its contract , , , T with the city and cannot he deienden f I uesle ‘ 1 the council to sprinklecer on the ground that the consumer who i- tain streets in the city, providing allowed to take water for one purpose I . . ‘ ' 1 . alone might defraud the company D\ 1 tain fell in the tttcau time.
ii-ing it for another purpose, fork cer- Tuesday. May 11, tit the afternoon
taiti)y lias no right to a dozen
men to pay for what they do not want *r need in order to keep one inan from stealing from it. Resides hy the termof its e.iiitraet, it ims a right n> enter the premises of any consumer at all reasonable hours of the dav to examine h" water pipe-and meters to see it it is tiring defrauded and if it ha- a right to shut the water olf from tin* ojfniding consumer. The rule is so clearly tin reasonable and so dearly a violation
of which day the alumni would give a grand drive with about one hundred carriages about the city. The matter was referred to the water works committee with power
to act.
A petition signed by ail the citi‘c zens of east Washington street for
Washington
the terms of its contract with the city ! a street light on east that it only needs to be read to be seen. | , ^ ..
By the law ot its contract they must street between Arlington and Wood furnish equal service to all consumers street was referred to the light
and it certainiv cannot sav to A “Wei . ,,,,
will not furnish you serviee for a hath committee. When the committee tub because if we did It would be en-1 acts on the question it also should
titled to the same privilege, and he
They eannot.
LOWEST PRICES. The D. Langdon Gi Dry Goods and Carpets,
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Only steel and malleable iron range offered to the pul
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Saves in fuel each year the cost of the range. Bakes inH
might steal our water.” They cannot. al8 ° rearrange the lights west of as I believe, make the public their guar- Arlington as they are not justlv
dians in that way. distributed.
The same objections apply to Mr. Miller offered the following: rule US, which is ns follows: “Per- Resolved, that from this date no mils will not he grantel tor yard street shall he rocked except by orhydrants for sprinkling purposes der of the common council, and the unless a permit is taken out for street commissioner is hereby auth domestic use in connection there- ortzed to purchase no more stone with. Permits will he granted for or dust than is necessary for re-
thetime of the ordinary stove. Every range guai I Don't fail to examine our complete line of _ Screen Doors, Lawn Mowers, Refrigerators. Id|
Cream Freezers, etc.
street washers wlett the application is for sprinkling only.” At-
torney Moore said :
This i-simply a method to swill the
receipt-uf the company by eonipelling comlitinn of our streets consumer-to take and pay for service ! se t . ollld , )e 8aved
lilt w1> V- I 1
pairs." Referred to the street committee. Mr. Miller further advocated retrenchment in street repairs and thought with the fine
much ex
in that line.
Qoop^r Bros. f?ardu/are <1
Northwest Corner Square.
NEWS FROM DEI’ALW
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THE BEST DAILY HAPPENINGS THE UNIVERSITY
they do not need in order toget the ser-
vit e they require. It i- clearly a \ i<>-■ ci.aim okuinanck latioa of the ti-rins of their contract -t. m. Doiinohuc. i>oUe<with the fit V. r. I. A-lilry “ , , ' trank ttnr\ •• ... Rule 18.— ‘Whenever two or .lion. m. . r> w.-titin r, tin-in |.t
,. , , , Geo. N. Nelw'it “ •
more parties are supplied hy the ii. m s.'• niimn- •• •• .
, .. James D. t'litler, Mroet*.
same service pipe upon default oi i : ivi...-1 nimp . , „ . , I John Ti'lttn “ . payment by one ox satil parties the vru. Duiton
i James Moran
company reserves the right to shot -mini i'iok. r
w. Bran- at
off the supply of water from said : n,ivni-eott
I ' tii\ - er l.anc. -tone | Spent- I’itt man, "
1 t.t llroa'lHtt-' el
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1 he attorney n. s. nenii-k .v i o.. iinisi- tn-e iti-pt.
I Join, (jllmore. -tt .-t ttomls
A'Mrc-s nil communications to TllK I)AIi,Y ItANNKH TIMES, Grccncastle, I ml.
service pipes without liability or
for two eotnpanies. Drills will he damage to ant other parties, ' ,e -1 y. n. i n, tti, i ,, . .Tiii I vond forfeit u re of the anioiint for 9-ntinei t'l-iniins Co.. pi-intii!«: held tis long as the weather holds ■, • , • .. .... H. c. u.-nti k .\ i ..muse
‘ tlit* unexiiireu timt*. » i»<* u < . v .
good, after which the work will| ga j d
agnitt he taken up in the early This mentis that the company
contraet with .\ ami B to fiirnisli rhom water througli the same serviee pipes, and if A ib-fanlis in his water rental B
shall he cut otf too.
Rule -I.—“Sprinkling street lawns
spring. This movement is very ; popular in the east and will no I doubt prove popular here, as the exercise is very beneficial to youths.
i John iJiimo"**, .school Bondsuivl ini. i,a., .. ! John Gihnori* \<M'\\ vn 1 inu i * "i
it'- Ulinior.
hind rodompiion.
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Look in this Column for It—C»u<*s # h and Fiitertuiiiinent* —Notes, Items ami Aniioiineements—The \ «*ry Latest and the Best by Speeinl Reporter.
new- fully and eniupli-tcl \ It tliM r‘-pnnti-nt has made an i,|'r ;irH eonimotinn he has suect-.-il'il iaV the managit'g editorof tin- pii'-rF there for, for a correspoti'l- a: whl not whoop things up i- I force. In the meantime kt • p :.n#
tltis eolitmn.
Mi-s Horner, of Brazil is the guest of Mi-- Hoover. fin- Skull initiation oeeurs tonight. w . J. Watkins, a representative of the (iinn Bonk ('otteent, and a former student of Harvard, called on the Betayesterday. The quartet tills an engagement tonight at Marion.
and under the management of Lt. an< l gardens with water
Lewis will receive able attention. 1 l' oSt? ' s conlined to the
No election was made for music I 8t,vet f' ”titage paid for and to oneteacher to fill the vacancy caused tlte sir 1 ' 1 -' 1 i* 1 ifont thereof,
by Mrs. Htfs' resignation. *'B'- Moore said:
The determined action of the coituion council in their inveetigHtion of the water contract and charter will meet the hearty approval of our citizens. There is a disposition of the council to find out “where they are at” on these now rules. The arbitrary strict-
ures placed upon consumers "'ho j geV( . ral meilk . lne8 without have spent good money in fitting . inv iienetlt. I then
for water serviee are goading in J Hood’s Ssir-aparilla, and now after mthe extreme. Had tin* late rules ing three bottles my fare is entirely
been made at the beginning ol the I c ’ urtl * °* dii-et uptinn.
from tt | area of
rimples ami Sort**.
(itti iM .sti.r, Itul.. May <>. DO. - ). “I \v:ts very initelt troubled with pimple- and -ore- on my face and had tried
receiving '
L'nder its contract with the city the company guarantee* the eon-tmier who take-Hie water for sprinkling a right to use the '.'line four hour- per day. . There is nothing in the contract that I gives tin- company the right to *uy |
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charter there would not lie at much ; objection, but men have taken set- j vice with the understanding they i should have four hours n day lor, sprinkling and after spending much
Gakhktt I >. Coop Kit.
Hood'.- Hill- cure indigestion, bilioiis-
Bieyeles and Fishing tackle at t.dopei Bios. Hanl" an-store. tf
Jtefrigerators, ice cream freezers and
money are now informed they shall gasoline stoves at Cooper Bros. Hard- ■ j , . . , ., ‘ ware store. tf sprinkle jus. when the company shall dictate. That kind of nction ! Refrigerators, ice e tea in freezers and
company
where this water that the consumer to pay for shall he applied, lie has the I
began taking j i-j^m to the u-e of the h<>se four hours e ‘ - per day. If the company can say flitu i
the consumer shall sprinkle only one-] half of the street in front of hi- premises it ean go further and say that his I sprinkling shall he routined to hi* back j yard. I do not think the contract gives the company any -neb arbitrary
power.
Rule 6.—“The hours for sprink S ling are from 0 to 8 a. m. and from to 7 p. m., and at no other time.” etc. On this rule, that has caused more trouble than any other, Mr.
Mm. krzta U rntlirook Manning, Mich.
Coininsn Sense Reasoning
true citizen to
is too galling lor swallow and the i it shall hack up
courts. This is a correct move. The city attorney s opinion elsewhere is evidence of the city’s in
tention.
gasoline stove- at Cooper Bros. „ aI ,,-j Moore gave the following opinion:
ware store.
tf
'i;. propones that if you can’t find what yon want ini test eases in the ! jr|. t , ( , n goods elsewhere, go to Biley’s. ]
He lias a good supply of till. l!I*2tti
WANTED—lOOt country eanvas-ers to solicit orders for the “tireat Nurseries.” Best tie** produced. Good pay. Advantages uu iitalled. Stark Bro’.- Xurseries iV Orchard- Lnui--iana, Mo., & Lockport, III.
IiiilirteHl I or Murdering Him Wife. Vanckbi ku, Ky., May 29.—The grand
No more tyrannical and arbitrary rule titan this could he invented, and there eertainly is no warrant for it in the contract. If the water i- wasted bv the consumer or the company is defrauded hy itti improper u-e, or should any or all consumers attempt to steal water not paid for. the company has its
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Had Cured
Others, and It Cured Me. “It was sixteen years ago my right leg
began to sw ell and pain. Four years ago
it broke out in three dreadful sores. I | t | ie originator of the episode is untrue tried all kinds of salves and Itnunents but . .
and unsupported by evidence. If the
The htdic-of the freshman class will entertain their gentlemen friend- at
Dr. Smythe'- this evening.
The personal attack made l y the Wii kltj editor upon the veruettv of the Del’auw reporter of this paper calls for a remark or two. We surmise the wrath of the II" khj editor i- caused by a certain article in the Miniye. When the rumor of jt little escapade began to circulate about the college last fall the Mirun board determined to use it. This action \va* conveyed to the Weekly editor through tin- perfidy of a tiieinher of the board. Tlte editor intervie wed the editor-in-chief of the Miroyc and attempted to prevent the publication of ttie allair by a “bluff." Failing in tins he next appeared in the guise of tt penitent supplicant for mercy. Later when the article came before the board for approval this same editor was working desperately against the publication. In the face of all tltis, the writer, true to a promise, used Ins ititlucuce and vote against it. Despite remonstrances, "What - in a Kiss” received sanction. There was then nothing to do but publish it. The report that the writer was
t in: w KEKLT and i H fl I'ir IT,, i cans I _
y:--terdiiy he--nitse of the -pT corded nil "indecent and th-T i-- | eat ion” like the ’90 J/ II 1
editor—animated by a -pir!' - i
attempting to mould pn'.i: ■ -'-nlfl aftei his own. amt hi- wlo-!- '"ttfl
and torn asunder by cni'itions of a direful natui'c - !
to write a review comp"- 1 I H
.toggled rant a- appeal' -i
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sue of the Weekly is tt wonil
other marvel is that lie v i "I
tluently when he doubt!' -- with a “cranium,” to wlth li «
plied ail known remedies i"i hi that vexatious complaint ' - . I’roltaldy he mtetnls t" 1
1) "ik, Tim woefully abu-ed ' ' drifted far away from the stiuk
tie -tiuid' alone on a littl'- I#
erected hy Innisvlf and a T " thizers from the reinainitig fr of Ins former greatness tempted argument i- -trotigly with the pure essenee of "n r-
tnosity.”
Tin- Mirayt is the collej That which he styles “mot - i’ ,v 4 reth-etimi ot the real. II"" ' latter i- not imputed D> uientioned in the Ml • eordia” has received higii* mendatioii hy emnpeteut ju - 'j individual who state* that it •] Uir.ittiW matter make- a i’atj"! self in the college world. I! 1 purpo-e of the annual—to Trim.’ and advertise the i nlvei j l subverted. This asst stanHtited by numerous tt‘* |, j eoneerniitg the all-around ''X 1T " the work from capable » rituWere reeeivetl frotil pel*' n- " l it is not a plain ease of ’ -1 The II ■ (kly i- on a broadt i 1 [ 'f the Viriuje—the foruief I " lli: f
Intti'f
the university while tin-
... ., ... , das*. The Weekly lias h'fii U . <•/./</ editor, in lit* rather vague ref- peatedly for "per* tli' " ! i erett e to the Bawi k Tint:- corrcs- 'lividuals, classes andeverytliii'f]
the worse the sores became. I Had to Walk on Crutches
and a greater jiart of the time was con- - • . tined to my bed. I could not sleep nights pondent’s veraeitv means Hint I... fail* to eoineide vvitli the Ti '-' I and my eyes became affected. I have . . ‘ of its editor. 1 worn glasses for over six yean, since 1 untruthful generally, the newsy and , . have taken Hood's Harsaparilla and Pills popular eoltinm of (bi* paper for the i ,t ' '' ' ||fl two of tin- worst sores on my limb have ' ' 11 "" let the first Ston< P healed and the third is almost closed. My P 11 ' 1 '' 111 °l"‘ l book ami there idicable i* t his say ing t" y ■ore eyes hate been benefited as I ean oea has been no law against the Weekly questionable charg L to read and write and also thread my ,. r j t j < .j < ,i|, Jt j t> It is a little -ti-inge tliat V " /d board from a ntot 1 - fl needle for sewing without the use of ... ,7 . lit ,,- -ib-urdlv -ittempi-l
jury ha- returned indictmi ntafor mnr- ample remedy, as tit ntrael provides! glasses. I camt- to use Hood s .‘sarsapa- tin- ii " / should at this late day ac- that he inariv mi t -1 tin- i ■ tier in the first dt-gree against John that if uta\ furnish all the con-timer- rilla hy noticing advertisements. I ,i.„ n * v -,-e...o— , •- ■--- ■’
Corns and nis mother Harriet Corns, for the murder of Mary Corns, John’s wife, March 2. The victim had been buried when public clamor forced the coroner to hold an inquest. An autopsy was held and it wtis found that the woman's neck had been broken and marks of violence were found on the other parts of bodv.
by meter rates instead of a--e--ed rates. If the company is defrauded, all it has j to do is to put ni meter*, and it certainly has no right to make and enforce any siit'li oppressive rules in order to save
the cost of meters.
rilla by noticing advertisements. r cuse t lie Ban \ t-it Tt ves’...u .. i : . .I-' ! reasoned that what has cured others ** uinii tain last fall and, now
the
Hood’s S5 ;> Cures
of error w hen it lias for the whole year vidunl unjustly knifes him tlii'l bodily swiped news from it without the Mirnye. fa shade of a credit. If it is untruthful Are we again compelled t" B
espeeial enlightenment that P
The report w as bristling w it It good, sensible advice and was di-
would cure me and It lias proved so. M ,. ; ,,-|, 0 f the MV,/ /a i„.« ' ini eiiiigiireuiiieni i It is a splendid medicine.” Mua. Kkzia , r 01 "" •*«’«•' "tatter- work was rati lie. I by the h”'I- , ' r tl,f8 year have been untruthful, least a majority r "'ronemliq
^ The truth of the matter i* that the Ban- I unanimous approval. If the
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Westbrook, Manning, Michigan.
Habitual coi
Price 25c. per boa.
Hood's Pills Sr co '"“ p *
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