Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 February 1896 — Page 2
THE BAN NER TIMEts. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA MONDAY FEBRUARY IhWi
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ATTENTION REPUBLICANS!
Call for a City Mass Convention, February 5. The Republicans of the city are requested to meet at the mayor’s ottioe on Wednesday evenin};. Feb. 5, at seven o'clock for the purpose of selecting two precinct committeemen from each ward, to serve two years. A. Brock way, Jan. 30, S)0. Chairman.
Shnd news to Telephone
The senate may expect to he re garded with impatience and inmg nation by the people so long as it neglects the urgent duty of providing more revenue for the govern raent. The treasury deficit for January is not as large as some of the previous ones, but larg 1 * enough, nevertheless, to ket'p the faet in mind that the supreme need ol the country is the restoration of republican rule. There is no reason why the pres e,nt session of congress should he prolonged beyond May at the far thest, and an adjournment iu April or even in March, would he still better for the republican party and for the country.
“The Common People.**
As Abraham Lincoln called them, do not care to argue about their ailments. What they want is medicine that will cure them. The simple, honest statement, “I know that Hood’s Sarsaparilla cured me,” is the lacst argument in favor of this medicine, and this is what many thousands voluntarily say.
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WvchtinK KHla. At the home of the bride’s parents, on Railroad avenue, on Wednesday, the 29th inst.. Miss Ada Huston and Mr. J. O. Caramack, of Indianapolis, Ind., were united in the holy bonds ol matrimony. Rev. I. P. Martin performed the ceremony in a beautiful and tm pressive manner in the presence of a number of fiiends. Immediately after the ceremony the guests were invited to the dining room where a bountiful repast was laid, and it is hardly necessary to say that it was enjoyed by all present. The presents were numerous and handsome, showing the esteem in which Miss Boston was held by her many frien Is. Mr. and Mrs. Cammack left on the evening train for Indianapolis, where they will stay for a few days, and then go to Greencastle, Ind, where they will make their future home. Mr. Gammuck is certainly to he congratulated, as his bride was one of Tazewell’s most attractive young ladies. The 2fews wishes this young couple a long and happy life and may no cloud ever dim the halo of luve which now suirounds them — Clinch VoUt'ij Xeu's, Tazewell, I a. Mr. and Mrs. Catnmack arrived in this city this raoruing and have taken rooms at Mrs. Hickson’s The groom is a partner of W. F. Kerr in the photograph business. The N aval Powers. The following table gives the nations, relative standing and value iu terms of standing of the naval powers of the world : 1— Great Britain 57.5 2— France 37..-) 3— Russia 22.5 4— Italy 20.0 5— United States 10.0 0—Germany 0.8 7— Spain 4.5 8— Japan 4.0 9— Austria 3.4 10—Netherlands 2,0
THAT MURDER CASE
Near Cincinnati Excites our People Considerably. On Saturday afternoon the Ban NKit Times had just sufficient time to announce that Marshal Starr bad received a telegram from New port, Ky., stating that a murder had been committed near there and that the victim a young girl, had
The New Vendetta.
That stirrine, spectacular, romantic play, ‘'The Vendetta,” was seen two seasons ago. At that time it did a remarkably large bus iness and there is no reason why it should not please the patrons this season as much as ever, lor the management promises a company fully equal to the one seen last time. Mr. Ogden is still iu the leading role, and also Fanny Ar
11— Turkey 12— Norway and Sweden 13— Argentina 14— Itrazil 15— Denmark 16— G reeee 17— Chill 18— Portugal 19— China
1.5 1.4 1.3 1.1 1.0 0.9 0.9 0.1 0.0
castle. The telegram caused considerable excitement here and the Cincinnati papers all wired here for any news their correspondents could obtain ns to purchasers of
the shoes described.
The diirieH. The following are the jurors and their township addresses for the next term of circuit court: GRAND JURY. T. D. Young Franklin Nelson F. Scribner Russell Alfred Cooper Warren Eli Coshow Russell Samuel Miller Franklin Samuel B. Wright Washington PETIT JURY. Thomas Earing Washington J. B. Bunten Marion Charles Shinn Washington JohnS. Newgent Clinton James C. Garner Warren James Harcourt Jefferson O. L. I.ane Monroe James A. Houck Madison Michael T. Wilson Floyd J. M. Allee Jefferson Isaac Gilmore Cioverdale W. W. Hodge Warren New Suit* FIIdiI. On Saturday in the 1’utnam circuit court the Greencastle Manufacturing company entered suits against James L. Randel, Robert L. OTIair, Francis A. Hays, Moses I). Bridges, John F. and William Maloney, I). W. Alspaugh and Frank Cannon. The complaints on file allege that the defendants subscribed to stock of the Greencastle Manufacturing company and have failed to respond to the calls of said company for assessments cn said stock. S. A Hays represents the plain tiff and II. H. Mathias the de feud ant. \\ hut Ih the Mutter? Are you constipated 7 Do yon luve -ick headachesy Is your Nervous system, liver or Kidneys out of order? If so, cure yourself by using Wright’s < elery Tea. It improves the complexion. Price 25 cents sold by Albert Allen, Druggist. 92-wks.iVW.
"y' Today'* l,o« hi viai-k.i*.
IFun isiied the Daily Banner Gmec daily bv K.W. Allen, nmnagerof Arthui
Jordan’s uoultry nouse.’
Hens a Sprlnif*. ehol *e it Spring*, stags t «-Ks :t Turkey to ns. S!4 Turkey,old t-mns tt I Turkeys, young 1-pils. aim over c (mice tnl N 1 Geese, f, f. over ft
Keeping everlastingly advertising brings success. tf
Ktfifw t'ivsh to baudiintf. Butter.
on a pair of shoes hearing the sale
mark of Louis & Havs. of Green gyle. Clarence Bellair and Kdwin
Nicander of the original company are with the present organization,
being especially strong iu their re
spective parts. Among the new members is a fascinating addition, Miss Bessie Lamb, whose singing
rr,, , , XT ! captivates the audience. She has
1 he murder occurred near New j 1
, ,, i i ; » , • a rare voice of unusual sweetness port, Ivv., a girl being found in a , . r ^ land magnetic quality, and proves a seluded spot, where she had been) Btrong card At opelH hoU8e beheaded and her head carried off. j Greencastle, Wednesday, Feb. 5.
Tnere was nothing on the body whereby it could he identified, and 8)on general inquiry was being
made, not only on the Kentucky side, hut in Cincinnati for a miss ing woman. County Judge Ben
nett was informed, and he at once authorized the announcement that a reward of $20 for the recovery of the missing head of the murdered woman and $200 reward for the ap-
prehension of the murderer. Tlie body was that of a girl ap
parently about nineteeu or twenty years of age. She was scantily attired in a light blue Mother Hub-
hard wrapper, a comparatively nev
pair of neat, tightly-fitting shoes, with overshoes, and wore tan colored gloves. Her undergarments had been removed, the corset, a new one, being found some distance from the body. An examination of tile body by several physicians
developed the fact that the mur dored girl had been to all appear ances virtuous; her physical condi
tiou indicating that she had neither | negotiations arc in progress.
GENTLEMEN
Man < ommil* Nuiri«!e.
Fort Wayne, Ind., Feb. 3.—Ernest H. Siinerweiz, a well known young man about town, was instantly killed by a Lain Erie and Western train Saturday evening. His wife deserted him iu December, and he has been drinking ever since, it was evidently a case of
suicide.
Shoe Fallft.
CoT.omrs, Ind., Feb. 3.—Frank M. Lindsay, shoe dealer, has made an assignment. Asset-, s.(.ti'.l); liabiliiies about the same, j. isiern firms sustain greatest losses. ,
IL*Ui Shot to Kin.
Marion, Ills., Feb. 3.—At Johnson City, a new lov. nfive miles north, Willis Funders, a botcher, and Frank Thompson. proprietor of a restaurant, fought with pistols at close range. Thompson was shot through the spine, completely paralyzing his lower body and legs, while one hall went through Sunder lung near the heart. Sanders fhougl *• his wife was too iutim ife with Thompson, The letter will probably die, and Sanders’ recovery is doubtful.
Strlkr at Laj^D* I’hsh.
Eagle Pas.-:, Tex., Feb. 8.—Three hundred and fifty boilermakers and machinists of the Mexican International Railway company are out on a strike. They demand 25 per cent increase m wages and reinstatement of several men, which lias not been granted, hut
Off goes the limit. We limited our offering to 50 pairs men’s high grade shoes, now we offer you one dollar off of any pair of £4.00 or $5.00 men’s shoes in our stock. French Calf.Cardovan, Patent Leather or Tan any style toe. THIS IS WORTHY YOUR ATTENTION.
dissipated nor worked hard, and
Young Murkily’* Knnuins Arrive. New York, Feb. 8.—Mr. and Mrs.
they wore of the opinion that she John W. Mackay and son Clarence were was a lady of refinement. They 1 among the passengers on board La stated positively that she | lad I Touruine, the French liner, which arriv
never been a mother.
ed yesterday after a tempestous voyage, i The Maekays brought with them the
The only article about her hear body of their son John W., who was , 11I thrown from his horse and killed while ing any marks were her shoes. I hunting at his country seat near Paris. They were a cloth top pair slightlv I The remains will be taken to San Fran- , , , , . j cisco where they will be placed in the
worn and marked on the insure, 1
“Louis ife Hays, Greencastle. Ind., 22 1 1-62.47)8.” Inquiry at the store on Saturday night developed no
magnificent mausoleum recently crroct-
ed bv the elder Mackay. Itaukvr Georg, lilt** Drail.
New York, Feb. 8.—George Bliss, senior member of the banking firm of
ftPERA HOUSE CATARRH
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Presented by W. R. Ogden and his excellent company of metropolitan recognition.
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clue of importance, Messrs. Louis Morton, Bliss & Co., died at his home
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pairs of such shoes here, that thev
. * Maralm! < ampo* Arrive* In Spain.
can trace by their books, one to a ' Madrid,Feb. 3.—MartinezdeCampos, student and the other to a domes 1 the retiring captain general of Cuba, tic. These two people are here ! has arrived . Goninna, whore he was
1 accorded a favorable reception.
and alive and have their shoesThe shoes were evidently sold to some traveling woman, as the style is a popular one and quite a num her of pairs of them have been sold.
Il«*al IGntat* Tmnftfem.
Silvester Wallace to Janies T. Buis, land in Mill Creek township, $3,100. Mary Wright to Franklin T. Wrignt and wife, land in Floyd township, .f40. C. K. Heath to Lafayette Wilson, land in Cioverdale, $1,200.
Hr, J. St. Crocker Washington, D. C.
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The subcommittee of the Democratic national committee in session at Chicago Saturday selected the Coliseum as the place for holding the convention and the Palmer House- was chosen as its headquarters. The building will seat 15,(XXI people when completed and is seven miles from die center of the city. The Dutch Botanic Garden* In Java. As a result of the perfect scientific arrnngement of the garden, tho stranger, with a plan in his band, which Is furnished gratuitously to all who wish to work there, uan find his way at onee to whatever section ho is most interested In. Numbers, referred to the catalogue, are marked on each speolesof tho several families. When foreign students arrive, they are received immediately by the dlrectoi and assigned a place in the grand laboratory where they can study as they will free of charge. A small library of the hooks must in demand and all the materials needed for experiments are kept conveniently at hand in the great room. A photographic laboratory Is very near. Next is the great laboratory containing the old botanical books and a complete oolleeth n of modern periodical publications of all countries. Thrso journals represent all subjects related to botany, agricultural chemistry and pharmacy. This library Is situated in the pavilion oontalning the collection of herbaria, and behind this is tb.i laboratory where poisonous plants are st udied. In buildings by tho side of these n c collections representing all the forest [ plants of tho country.—Popular (Science Monthly. S«*rr«’t of laCii.tt’s* Mj'Ht«*riouN Clmrui. The place, the people, the air, tho cry rilliue brightness of winter, the passion itirring sirocco of autumn, the loveliness of tho long spring, the deep, still boat of summer, the atmosphere, the city, tho humanity, are all breeders of emotions in one way or another. Because Rome was unco so very great indeed a small amount of imagination In the tourist hero produces in him the greatest possible emotional result. People who fancy tiiat they understand Home seem to lie more common than people who imagine that they know all about other places, ami in traveling notiiing is so iiatteriug to tiie traveler as to be able to think that he understands what he sees.—Marion Crawford in Cen-
tury.
iiluHted Hopes.
“Yes”—
Ho had been waiting for that one little word, and hks hear., beat fast as ho heard
] her say it.
“Yes”—
Ho longed to take her in his arms, but ) she spoke as if there was inure tiiat she
j wished to say, and he hesitated.
“ Yes terday I promised to besnother’s.” He strode away in the gloaming.—Chi-
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senses of smell, taste and hearing. It has been used over lO years In hospitals and private families and by Physicians and Specialists os the one infallible remedy in nature for Catarrh. It is also most economical, a COots. bottle containing a weeks* treatment and $l.OObottie Gweeks’ treatment. - Brazilian Balm often cures a Cold over night. Cures Croup in a few minntes. Quickly cures La Grippe and takes all its bad effectsontofthesystem. Absolutely guaranteed to cure Asthma. Prevents, breaks up and cures Typhoidand Scarlet Feversin any stage. A marvelous remedy for all Stomach troubles. In Female troubles it relieves like magic. Dissipates Mumps in one day. Believes Piles aud Constipation
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LINCOLN LEAGUE MEETING. < Mil tor tl»»* Auniial MretlnK to Rp HpJiI
at Intlmiiapolifta
The annual meeting of the Clubs forming the Indiana Lincoln League will be held at Indianapolis on Wednesday at 1 :3ll p. in., February 12, 189(1 The session will be devoted to the election of officers, the seleetion of district organizers, delegates to the National League Convention, etc. After the business has been disposed of, the meeting will be turned into a republican love feast. Addrensex will be delivered by some of the most eloquent speakers
in the country.
The League Clubs have for years been great factors, especially in presidential campaigns, and by proper effort, dub* can be organized this year in almost every voting precinct in the state, and the good thus accomplished will he of
inestimable benefit to the unity.
All Republican clubs in the State are requested to send delegates to the eon- ' volition ; and all rcptihlicaiiH and those whoexpeetto act and cooperate with the party in the coming campaign are invited to he present at tin* meeting.
M an(»s R. St i/Kit, Pres.
J. J. Higgins, Sec.
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EMPERIOR WILLIAM And his grandmother, Cleveland and \ cne/nchi. the Cn 1 an jtehcllion, but ibi- is not interesting like the prices we are making on
blankets
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“A few doses of Brazilian Balm cured me of one of the worst colds I ever had,
vith loss of voice.” Gen. W. S. McNahu