Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 January 1896 — Page 2

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Typhoid T«vot. Typhoid i i now admitted by all acien* tiats lo be caused by s venom microbe that swam: - by the million in the tissues f>f the small iutestines, producing fever, delirium, e-treme prostration, putrifaction and dc..th. The medical profession has eatuesily sought a reliable antidote for thi rr. rtal plague aud found none. Hence it is a bold, an almost startling claim, (a claim never before dared to be made for any remedy,) that Brazilian Balm, alone, will positively cure Typhoid

1 ■''.•4 the enrollment wa* which snows but eighty lulling <>lf this : year from last year. This i“ a good enrollment considering the times and is u most satisfactory showing.

ELECTION FIGURES,

JUCGe; M<GREGOrt S RULINGS.

Encouraging Facts for Republi-

cans to Ponder Over.

Just on the eve of a republican mass convention it is well for the people to know just why the repub licans are so confident of carrying

Putnam county. We

show by the following table of fig tires a thing or two that every re

1/ TYPHOID aiC-'LLl’S. Fever in any stage. This great discovery was the result of n woman’s faith. Mr*. L. B. Uradway, of Wilmington, Del., believed the Balm would do almost anything. Hence she gave it in 6 drop doses, every three to five minutes, to a young lady in the last stage of Typhoid, blie had been given up by the doctor, who said she could not live half an hour. To the surprise of all she quick*y revived and recovered. Since then it has been used by laymen, nurses and physicians with uniform success. How it cures was then a mystery; but it is now fully settled that it promptly destroys every Typhoid bacillus in the system. It staunches the hemorrhage, heals the whole alimentary track, and, instead of the slow, tedious convalescence, rertores to health and strength with surprising rapidity. In short, it fills every condition cf a perfect antidote fer Typhoid. Treat>.tent: Give 10 drops every 15 minutes while the fever rages, and once an hour when the fever is off, und gilt nothing else. During convalescence give 3 or 4 times a day. To thevent Typhoid give every hour.

On the head of the state ticket

i'Tr.«t I<>y our fluilfg#* on \ iolnti* ns oi tlt«* Ni<‘li»l*on Law.

Brazil IVinocrat

Some twenty indictments were returned by the grand jurv at their

, ‘ , . ‘ ‘ . publican should paste in his hat October term under the provisions: 1 r

of the Nicholson law, which came up for trial at the present term o ,, votes, the republicans 211J2, probi

court. Ot course every possible). . . 1 1

objection was urged by the attornevs for the saloon, men, to ouash

, ‘ j dent polled 2754, republicans 2289, the indictments, and Judge Me 1 r

prohibitionists lb3, and populists | 193. It will be seen by these cotnI parisons that in the ‘off year” vote

< o« > i % m:ws mjtI'.s.

in 1890 the democrats polled 2733

republicans 2

bitiomsts 124, and populists 31. In 1892 the democrats for presi-

N K\V MAVHVII.L1C.

A hor-r In-longing to Gordon Crosbv had to be killed last week on tin* account of a broken leg. John and Minnie Vinsandt, of Crawfordsville, visited friends amt relatives j

hen last week.

Sally Watkins was buried here on

therefore i N>w Yl ’- ir *'k*•

Tlie infant son of Alex Kerb and wife w is found dead in its lied last Sa'-

urduy morning.

There was no meeting in town last Sunday on account of a mistake made

by the preacher.

GEO. E. BLAKE Greencastle, Ind., General Insurance, Ileal Estate And Loan Agent.

s, auu J udg

j Gregor had an opportunity for the first time to pass on the merits of the law and of the indictments

I drawn under it.

One line of the indictments was for violations of the law consisting ni a'low ing persons Lo i nter saloons during prohibited hours und another, line was for allowing obstructions, such as biiuds and screens to remain in the rooms during prohibited hours. The objections urged mostly involved the merits of the law upon the ground of its unconstitutionality and in1 volving the manner of its con-

st ruction.

The judge, while conceding that the law is a bunglesome piece of ! legislation and contains a number i of features rendering the constitu ! lionality of several of its provisions • extremely doubtful, yet thought after giving ’.he matier very mature j deliberation, that it was his duly to uphold the law upon the principle that where there was a doubt ! in the judicial mind touching the i constitutionality of a law, it was J the duty of the inferior courts to j resolve such doubts in favor of upholding the law, and upon that principle he would over rule the

of 1899 the democrats polled within twenty-one votes of as many as they did in 1892, a presidential year and a democratic landslide jubilee, when till the democrats voted. In 1890 their plurality was 601, and in 1*92, the landslide year, they were cut to 405. In 1890 the republicans, for an otf year, polled 2132 votes, and in 1892, the land slide year for their opponents, they bagged 22*1 votes, a difference and an increase in favor of republicans in such an inauspicious year of 157 votes. In 1894 we find another wide difference and a gain for re publicans that is startling to demo erats hut favorable to republicans. The democrats polled on secretary qf state 2632, the republicans 2472 i prohibitionists 131, and populists 201. This shows a falling otf ef democracy's vote since 1892 of 124 votes, which added to the 122 fall ing from 1890 to 1892 makes a net loss to democracy of 246 votes in

the four years. On the other hand

Money Loaned resolve such doubts in favor of up the republicans in 1894 gained . , _. - holding the law, and upon that over their vote of 1892 exactly 183 L a * ®**y 1 J 0'W priueipie | )e would overrule the 1 votes. This added to their 157 Rate of Interest motions to quash and hold the in- gain from 1890 to 1892 makes a

net total gain for the republicans

! dictments good.

Call and see him before

ing elsewhere.

Killed hii Alleged Traill Wreekor. Huntinotcn, W. Vu., Jan. 9.—W. G Hogan, who it is claimed was wantej

in Illinois for wrecking a train, was lit II v t> I VVIMI '1'IMI'U ,dUed y» terd »7 m " u,il , ' 1 ' Hart U A 1 li 1 1>.\ -v IN 15K 1 1 iVl l‘i> creek, Lincoln county, by Harry Brain- . _ - field, who was attempting to make his

arrest and receive

reward. Charles

u‘;iJe l^^ea 11 "fn ".‘“V Kr.iukim en ets. ’ assisting 111 the arrest, was shot twice j by Hogan before he was killed. Burger

will recover.

Change*, tor display advertisements uni t be handed in by 10 o'clock t. m. each day. U< ading advertisement*! will be received eac h day ,

up to 1 o’clock m.

AM communications should be signed with I the rume of the writer: not necessarily I t publici‘.ion, but as ♦•vldence of good ia th. | A.i i:iyinouti comitiuuicatioua can not be no- !

ticod.

ln.jnreO In a Tall on tlie Ice.

Fkaskun, Ind., Jan. 9.—Albert W. Brown had his left leg broken in two places just below the kn • ■ by falling on

of 340 votes. In the face of these incontrovertible figures, taken from the ottieial figures, do6s it seem wonderful that the republicans came so near carrying Putnam county iu 1894 v There is nothing wonderful nor unexpected about it to a close student of local affairs. It’s a natural result of the drift in Putnam away from democracy to* tepuhiicanism. The third party vote cuts a little figure in the change,

OKOV KI.AN1). Protracted meeting-nt P church closed the 29th. Kev. It. \V. Stein gave general satisfaction. No spiritual results in or out of church. ISainhridgc Lodge, No. 323. K. of P. elected the following officers for the ensuing term: It. \. Dicks, W . \V.; <'. S. Kurtz, < . C. Frakes, V. <’.; Asliton Priest, P.; Frank Darnall, M. K.; A. J. Owens, M. K.; Artltur Cliadd, M. A.; J. L. Cully, K. of It. and S,: C. Iluglies, I.G.tT. Ellis, O. G. rtias. Pi tie representative to grand Lodge. The Lodge is in good w o king onfeand a good attendance is dt-siied. New -toye at school district No. 1. Several of New Maysville’s young I people called on Miss Pearl Mumley I Saturday night. I Our township trustee was in town yesterday on ottieial business. Mrs. ODie .Mundey visited her aunt Mrs. George Case, at Ladoga Sunday who is lying very low with eon aunp-

tiou.

J. Winson, of Danville, was at Alfred McVey’s Sunday. Wcsner retired as clerk from the store of Graham & Mmidey and will

farm.

J. P. Christie is negoeiatiug with a New York firm to sell fruit trees. O. K. Cramer has returned from the healthful Valley of Morgan county. Kev. J. B. Ilaillock announced Sunday Miat in three months lie would Be at his home in ilarrodsburg, Monroe county. Visitors the past week: Ed HcVay at L. K. Christie's, Clyde Stephens at home, Clay and ( has. Smith at Chas. WisehearU, Harve Lewis, of Missouri at his mother’s. N. \V. Ader and wife spent the holidays at Brazil. About the time war talk got pretty warm Tom Miller split his ear open on a wire fence, now his great enemy \V. II. McVey says he did it to avoid going to war. Mrs. Ayers commenced a series of meetings at the M. P. Church Monday night. Miss Stella Smith, of Bainbridge, is visiting her mother Mrs. C. S. Kurtz.

deuce of Mr. and Mrs. Churchill Allen. Those present were: Messrs. Arthur Chadd. Hoy Dyer, Jesse Cotfman, I ant McPadden, Kurt Tarver, Sanies EllsIicrry. Harvey Black, Glen Lienberger, Edwin Lane, "ill Darnall; Mi-e-(Jrace Kravyr, Mary Taylor, Alice lli1 amts, Georgia Jones. May me Howard,! Alma MeKadden, Ellic Howard, Lizzie Gorman. Ella MeFadden and Kosa j < Tiiiuiiigham. ‘ ri-d M.arr returned to In Pa w uuim r-i: e. Mondav aPrr a viu al ion ol two | w eek> \\...i !i. - pa; »-i t- lo r* J . the Ki iglils of Pythias lodge iutUallcd the following olfieers on la-t Tuesday nsght: I! N Dicks, M " > Niel Kurtz, C c: C A Frakes, VC; A L Priest, 1’; Prank Darnall. M of E: A .1 Owens, M of K: Dr I K < Tilly, K 1 of K S; Arthur Ch.vld. M A; ( liarle.Hiiglies, 1 G ; ami lit - I*. 1 li*'. ’ ‘ ) 1 • Krark Darnall and Dave Veates made a business triii to Greeueastle Wedne—

day.

We have a young man in our city. Who it seems has eoncluded to derate liis time to the happine" of others. Tliose w ishing a wife will do welt to limit him up. We hnow of two ea- - he lias figured iu here of late, the nr-t one lie made the deal all rigiit, Idit ii was spoiled by the other fellow. Tie on lie lias one hands now has not yet d veloped : in ease the deal goes he gets 7"> cents. He having tried all of liirin in his own heliulf kmev : about who to approach. <'orrespondenee on this line solicited. Mrs. P. O. Colliver, of Greeneastle, i> visiting Wm Colliver this week. The Ganleo city orchestra practiced at the resideiiee of K. P. inlands ia-t Saturday evening. Otis Batman l< ft for Atlanta. Georgia, the first of the week w ith a ear load of mules.

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CATARRH

1 BRAZIL! ANT tho ravages of ' Catarrh. It is a true Balsam of marvelotiH healing power anti tho only knowu remedy that penetrates to tho most hidden recessesof this inveterate disease. It quickly destroys the nests of microbes, heals the ulcers and restores tho

, , „ senses of smell, taste and hearing. I ast week Henry Shin k g"thi-:irm ]t has been used over lO years in

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Frank Leslie has moved into his new house at Delinarand Mike Feeley, section foreman of the Big Four, has moved into the house vacated by Leslie.

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( liillP, notliina I auiflil Fire.

Brownstcwn, Ind., Jan. 9.—The 2-yettr-old child of Meedy Lates of Houston, this county, was accidentally burned i to death by ,ts clothing catching tire.

Destructive Fire In New York.

Nr.w VoltK, Jan. 0.—A tire early fliis ' morning in the 5-sfory building at 59*5 and 598 Broadway at one time threatened to destroy the .'hole block, bnt it was finally got under control. The building was consumed with a loss estimated to be in the neighborhood of

|300 German* Koii^hly Treated.

London. Jan. 9.—A meeting of German and Dutch socialists held in Hyde park last evening to congratulate President Kruger was attacked by a crowd of Londoners. The platform was demolished and a free tight ensued, in the midst of which the foreigners fled.

Wanted to Annex the Transvaal.

Pretoria, Jan. 9.—The authorities here hold documentary evidence showing that the w’hole affair of the Jameson raid and tho uprising in Johannesburg had b en a plot to annex the Trans

vuul to British South Africa.

Olney For Prenident.

Boston, Jan. 9.—The Transcript, independent in politics, last night published a special from Washington which

m. j. as, nr . nil,..Slier , M9erts that Olney is the choice of the HARRY M. SMITH. ... ManaguiK EUitur Midutg Democrats for the presidential

lominatum.

Address all co in in u nl call on 8 to The Daily Danner Times,

Greeneastle, ind. |

T elephones. COUNTING ROOM editorial room

New llits.'liul 1 Ls-ngue.

Macon, Ga., Jan. !».—The Southeaster n Bas»‘ball league perfected temporary ' organization here yesterday. The league ' is to embrace the six cities of Charlos62 ton, Savannah, Columbus, Macon, Au-

95 i gusta aud Atlanta.

liL’iires that their votes bold their

own pretty generaliy.

On the county tickets theebunge is more marked than it is on national and state affairs. We take lor example the representative and the sheriff. In 1890 Ader received 577 plurality oter Breckenridge, and Vestal 627 over Watson, while G. M. Black, for auditor, got 717 plurality. In 1892 Vermillion got 40i» over Lockridge (the landslide year,) and Glidewell 448 over Me(Jorkle, tlnre being no auditor that year. What had we in 1894V The republicans wiped out the 409 on representative and elected a man by the vote of 28, a change in two years of 437, and in four years of 605. On sheiitf the democratic te duction from 1892 was 398, and in four years it showed a reduction of 577, Glideweli last time getting off with a bare 50 plurality. From these conclusions it will be seen that the republicans of Putnam county have great cause tor rejoicing, and their hope of earn ing tht county by a bandsome majority in 1896 is consequently well grounded.

Figures don’t lie!

IIAINBRinOK. MB- Grace Farver was visiting in Greeneastle last week. K. N. Picks went to Indianapolis last .Sunday to see his best girl. Frank Darnall, of Westfield, is visiting friends here this week. Kollo Allen and I.eland Priest went to Koaclidufe Tuesday tin business. Benjamin l^nnell Gordon and tiiat little ap” hoy are learning telegraphy under 11. 0. Howard. Patrii k Keougti. a resident here for many years, died at his lionie Satordny evening at -i\ o’clock, of he irt f&ilme. Aged so years. Misses Leona Allen and Viola Vandamcni entertained a number of their friends last Friday evening at the resi

hospitals and private families and by Physicians and Specialists as the one infallible remedy in nature for Catarrh. It Is also most economical, aftOcts. bottle containing 2 weeks' treatment aud Si 1.00bottle 4! weeks’ treatment. Brazilian Balm often cures a Cold over night. Cares Croup In a lew minutes. Quickly cures La

Mrs. Sarah Freeman or “Mother Grippe and takes all its bad efFieeinan," t.- -he was raid'd bv must of fectsoutot thesystcm. Absolute- - suKsreti: ffisrsss Mimie-..ta. and i- well lor mie nf her Xyplioidand ScarletFeversin any

broken above the elliow bv a kick from a horse. Dr. Terrell set the injury and Henry i- doing well. Mrs. L. 11. Oneal and Mrs. H. Kidpath, the u omen who had cancers removed from their hrests recently, are doing well as expected, with | rospett

of recovery.

Senp news to Telephone 95. The Fifth distr.ct democratic ccnvention held at Terre Haute Wednesday, elected Frank A. Horner, of Brazil, district chair-

man. *

Ki'K 1'vv'tory IkMnagvd by Fire Anderson, Ind., Jan. 9.—The Raible & Snider keg factory •mflereii a loss of about #ii,0<J0 by lire" yesterday, iusurauco. 12.000. As a result of the'crusade against the sweatshops in Cleveland, the state assem hij AoiRUta of Labor, in session at Colum bus, O., yesterday declared a boycott upon all clothing manufacturers using their

output.

the 1 The Egyp.iau reed which was used

. ... . * n for making the pens found in Egyptian meeting of the trustees oi I cl auw tombs is a hard variety, (Rowing to university the Banner Times in 1 about the diameter of an ordinary goose hurriedly jutting down some tig ires quiH- J’eus made from it are said to las; . , ,, for a day or two aud do excellent work,

concerning the enrollment was in error. We stated the enrollment this year was 450. That number according to the books December 21, 1895, was one hundred too low, and should have red 549. Dec. 21,

In yesterday’s report of

A florist, who claims to know, says New York uses 80,000,000 rosed and 16,000,000 carnations every season.

Palestine Is about the size of New Jersey, bnt more books have been writ-

ten shont it

Klim unit 1-in Kuna Hint When there is lactic acid in the blood. Liniments and lotions will he of no permanent benefit. A cure can be accomplished only by neutralizing this acid and for this purpose Hood’s Sarsapanlla is the best medicine because Hood’s Harsaparilla is the only true lood purifier prominently in the public eye. Hood’s Pills act easily, yet promptly and effectively, on the liver and bowels

I.aOrippe Cured. Last spring one bottle of your C. C’ & C. (J. cured me of cold and hoarseness. It is tlie only remedy that gave me complete relief when attacked by Iu grippe. Iliive not been troubled since. Joseph Spawn, East Bolton. Do not purge yourself for constipation, only makes matters worse. Use Brazilian Balm same as for piles. Instant relief and permanent cure.

Tired, Weak, Nervous Hood’s Sarsaparilla Restores Strength and Bodily Vigor, Tho cause of that tired, weak, nervous condition, in which so many people find themselves, is tho failure of tho blood to properly nourish tho nerves and tissues. Food the nerves upon pure blood, and they will be steady and i strong. Bead this: “It is with pleasure that I recommend Hood’s Sarsaparilla as an excellent nerve tonic Mn. c. n. v,nabu and blood purifier. Kelttntorg, HL I have taken it more than once and am taking it now. I was tired, my body ached, and I felt very bady all over. I was afraid 1 would be sick. I thought I would take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and It Has Cured Me, and I find that It is cheaper than tho doctor’s bills. Hood's Pills are the best I have ever taken and I use no other. I am glad to have an opportunity to recommend Hood’s Sarsaparilla.” Mus. C. H. Venable, Keithshurg, 111.

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age, being c.igtity-s«'Ven years util Edith Kagan returned to the State normal school, Tt-rrc Haute, last week. Bridges, Dimler & Ledbetter lost money on tin* i wo cars of apple- shipped to Cleveland, Ohio. They say they don’t know what to go at next for there has bet n no money in wool, clover seed or apples the pa-r year. Better go to voting tlie republican ticket and see how that \\ ill do. Hog killing lias been tlie order of the

day the na-t week.

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Call for Mass Convention, Chairman Moore’s Reouest. By order of the State Central committee the rupuhlictins of I’uinam county arc requested to meet at the court house in Greeneastle in mass convention at 10 o’clock a. m. of Saturday, January 11, 1896, for the purpose of electing delegates and alternates to the district convention to be held at Terre Haute on January 21, 1890, and for such other business as may properly come before the convention. Also at same time and place the republicans of said county are likewise requested to meet by prectncis for the purpose of electing precinct committeemen for the ensuing campaign, and the precinct committeemen so chosen will meet at the mayor's office in Greeneastle Jan. 18, 1896, at ten o’clock in the fore noon for the purpose of electing a chairman, vice chairman, seu-etaty and 'reasurer of said committee. Titos. T. Moore, Chairman.

Convention tali The republicans of the Fifth congressional district will meet at the court house, Terre Haute. 1 ml., at 11 o’clock a. in.. Tuesday, January 21, to elect a member of the state committee. The representation ot -aid convention will tie one delegate for rach 200 and fiaction of inn or more votes cast for V Hliam D. Owen for -ceresary of state at the tin; last election. N. Fll.lii.CK. Chairman. Gkohuk M. Ai.i.i n, .secretary. The basis for the I'ounties will hens follows; Pi'liirates

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"If wisdom’s ways yoet’d wisely keep, Two thing- observe with care.” Plaster your bouse with Acme Cement, And not with lime and hair. R. R. HUREErV 908S. Locust street, Greeneastle, Ind.

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