Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 March 1896 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES. GR EENCASITE. INDIANA. WEDNESDAY MARCH 11 1KW
Typhoid I’tiTsr.
Typhoid !• now admitted by all scientists to be caused by a venom microbe that swarms by the million in the tissues ' of the small intestines, producing fever, delirium, extreme prostration, putrifaction aud death. The medical profession has earnestly sought a reliable antidote for this mortal plague aud found none. Hence it is a bold, an almost startling claim, (a claim never before dared to be
awfuliy sick of his job of voting Mark in us superintendent of the I c Minty farm. He hears his action denounced in unmeasured terms in making his canvass for renomina-
tion.
Judge Taylor, of Terre Haute,
made for any remedy,) that Brazilian ) lag n g a in looked horus with the Baitmalone^wiUpoaitivejycureTyphoid ^ of tbat citv The judge
should get it through his head that newspapers have some rights as well as courts. He demanded an
TYPHOID BACIU.CS.
Tt\tr in any stage. This great discoy apology from the Impress and ery was the result of a woman’s faith. di()n - t get iti Thit t i, ing (.f ,] e .
Mrs. L. B. Brad way, of Wilmington, Del.,
believed the Balm would do almost any- manding an apology from a news Si ev^Tthree^five minuted,^a r g ettin K lir ‘‘ t " 0 cn,iri " • • • • • —'-- :J 1 different things. 'I'he Exprc*.
express its opinions in a
free manner when ever it sees fit and if they strike Judge Taylor
young lady in the last stage of Typhoid, ly ditf
Bhe had been given up by the doctor, j ij who said she could not live half an hour. To the surprise of all she quickjy 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, I.Y 1 '.he ’.rbnle alimentary track, and, instead of the alow, tedious convalesc :.:c, r. t• s to health and strength , ' i,; npidity. In short, it f > ?on.'.itipn of a perfect antidote 1 Umtnf: Give 10 drops < • !.) ; • while the fever rages, i -_>'l once ft hour when the fever is off, i • • i;iv . nc hi eg else. During con-
' or 4 times a day. To
■ scarce •- ye
giro every hour.
Painesville, O., druggists say nothing has been offered in lhat town for years which is so popular and gives such universal satisfaction as Brazilian Balm. Nearly 400 bottles have been sold thore In the last two months.
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0, E. BLAKE,
Greencastle, Ind., General Insurance, Heal Estate And Loan Agent. Money Loaned At a Very Low Rate of Interest Call and see him before closing elsewhere.
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and the shoe fits him he ought to take his medicine. Newspapers are n^ often right as are circuit judges.
A not her gliding Com in
Count}' Attorney Ader has been rcemployed at six times his former salary. He took the job last year at $2r> and this year geis $150, a haudsome increase. True he is to do the pauper practice in the cir euit court which fact shuts out some of the aspiring young lawyers of this bar from an occasional fee. The bid of Mr. Ader winds up as follows: “For all cases or suits on behalf of or against the county board or any county officer in any court other than the-commissioners court, reasonable attorneys fees to
be paid.”
Now the Banner Times would like to ask why is it tiie commissioners wanted to add that last clause. The records show that in the past year or so the county at torney has greatly needed assist aace, and in another column we show where a $000 fee has been pulled of!' by the county attorney and an assistant. There is no need of that last clause in the bid It throws down tlie liars and permits the county attorney to step into cases of county officers ami the board that they might want to manage differently. This thing of advice to the county board is something of n farce anyhow. If the county board wants an attorney they should hire one on a definite salary. Then if they should want counsel for officers or in other courts they could so into the open market and employ it. A sliding contract is a poor one in any event. If the board wants a $150 attorney let their contract stop there. Don’t, in advance, contract for “reasonable fees” in other cases that the county attorney is obliged to seek aid in. The tax payers should watch this leak tn finances of Putnam county caused by this judicial department. AmictMl with ISoils. South Bend, lud.. Feb. 20, ISOC.—I wai- afflicted with boils several years ago. 1 began taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla and in a short time they all disappeared. I now take Hood’s Sarsaparilla every spring and I have no further trouble with boils. I regard Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a valuable medicine. E. W. Evans. Hood's Pills our ' indigestion, nil-
iousness.
Foremost in the list of road attractions is Field's and Hanson’s Drawing Cards which is I be magnet that Manager Blake offers to diaw a large attendance to the op >ru bouse tonight. This cniupsiiy has no equal as far as collective merit goes as tno individual artists c unprisins. it are all recognized vaudeville artist . whose varied abilities a r e feo well known to need lengthy mention. 'I'he head-lines of the troupe are
A SIX HUNDRED DOLLAR FEE this paper hears it, the oountv exAttraetlng Sonic Attention no,I Comment pectri to make the people along the from County Tn* Puyern. ioutl pay this $000 fee. There will On Monday the county commis- be another case of merry war when sioners allowed a claim to ,. I). that is done for the statute under | Ader and H. H. Mathias of six which it is proposed to make these i hundred dollars and the InM entry taxpayers down there pay this ad- , on the commissioners' docket is as ditional expense is found in revised] follows: “To services as attorneys statutes of 1881—section 5102 as;
in the trial of the case of James follows:
M. Hester vs Willard A. llowen, The costs of ueh action, and the pro-
. • .u ocedings had therein, shall be appor-
treasurer of Putnam county. In the tioned among the parties or paid out. of circuit court of said county, and on the county trev-ury, in whole or in , , . , . ’ part, as justice mav require and the appeal of said cause to the supreme tlirt . ct; p rovi J dtd< That a n tlie court of Indiana for preparing lands liable to assessment, under the , . , .1, - e •, ' provisions of this Act. for the construebrief on tlie healing of said cause j.j 0!1 0 f gli , p shall be held re.sponand brief on petition for rehearing sible to the county, to protect the eonn-
.. . ... ty against all loss or liahilitv arising $b00. I be attorneys have their | f roni an y j (U ij c j n |
claim allowed and they no doubt the assessments for benetlts. and also ail , , costs and expense s that mav arise in Lave their money, but the people any litigation; ami re-assessments may will want to kumv why such n , be made to discharge the same, large fee has been paid, one-of the To a layman it looks like every attorneys being the county lawyer, piece of land along this road would and the Banner Times has inquired ! have to be assessed for this $600. into the case to that end. As this; wl| cther the party ever had a law paper hears it this is its history: | suit in his life or not. Some lawYears ago certain kind owners on lyes regard the fee as an exorbitant the line of the M.t. Meridian and j o“ e » oth era say it is a rattling good
Steel vs. Cast Iron.
Steel has superceded iron in all structural work where the greatest strength and durability are required. The old-fashioned cast-iron stove has made way for the
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which is made of cold-rolled steel (the strongest steel) and malleable iron (iron that by an expensive process, is made unbreakable), and the whole construction is riveted by hand (the honest way). The Majestic is built on honor to last the user a lifetime—a long lifetime. COOPER BROS HARDWARE CO. acts
Putnamviile free gravel roci brought a suit by injunction against W. A. Bowen to enjoin the eollec tion of the assessments made on their lands for the onstruclion i t the road. The case came up before Judge McGregor, and Bowen by his attorneys filed a demurrer to the complaint. The court heard the argument on the demurrer, ns to whether the complaint stated facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action, and after argument the conrt over-ruled the demurrer to the complaint, holding that the com plaint was good. Then Bowen by bis attorneys filed an answer to the complaint. To this the attorneys for the land owners filed a demurrer and the couit sustained the ue murrer to the second paragraph of the answer. Bowen stood on his answer, the court rendered judgment, Bowen made a motion for a new trial which whs over-ruled by | the court aud Bowen appealed the!
one and still others say it is a fair one. None says it is too small. The taxpayers of Putnam county, who are now paying it. for it wiM never be brought back into the treasury without u fight, should register a kick. Tlie Banner Times was met with the bland statement that the lawyers’ $600 would he taxed up against the parties losing the suit along with the court costs, but we would like to see the democratic or other authority for any sin li action. The county so far is out $ iuO and we venture it will he a long time before it collects it back, and the suit is not settled. It is said on behalf of the commissioners who allowed the big claim, tbat the lawyers were to get a “liberal” fee if they got the ease reversed. They should have incorporated in ( their rather “liberal” contract that the lawyers fight the case to a finish. The $600 is for
past services. The next bill to
case to the supreme court. The ! lawyers is liable to be $600 more if supreme court heard argument on | K ' liberal contract is had. The these issues by the briefs of the j taxpayer will pay it as he is now counsel and over ruled the lowe. : ^°' n S an< ^ the public can whistle.
in effect, sayinel Such lle!nocr « ( 'y in Putnam.
Tlie commissioners may assert
court, which, was, in effect, caying i that the lower court had erred in
over ruling the demurrer to tlie complaint. The judgment was reversed with direction to Judge McGregor to sustain the demurrer to
that the supreme court’s reversal settles the case, but for their benefit we would suggest that Moore Bros, and S. A. Hays of this city,
the complaint. This the lower ] a,u1 Jud « e S,la8 D ' Coffey, of Bracoart will have to do, and the land| zil _’ [ ,v <>wn *
owners may then amend their complaint, as they probably will, refile it and take it to the supreme court
I ers and the fight has hardly begun.
COlNTY NEWS NOTES.
if they so desire. This is all that has been done and it will stand now just as if it had not been brought, and the parties may add any new facts and make an entirely new case for injunctive relief, which will have to go through the supreme court agtiin, and they have a chance to win their case ultimately. The $000 is paid to the attorneys out of the county treasury, and as
Is the season for purifying, cleansing, and
RACCOON.
Miss Mjrtle Miller has closed her school at R. Vi. Lockridge’s and returned to Illinois. Mrs. I. F. Shannon has recovered sufficiently to be out again. Miss Kdith Young is also better; also Mrs. Bessie
(,'oshow.
Eld. S. Lindsay has returned home from Illinois where he was engaged in a five weeks revival, reporting sixty
conversions.
Tlio remains <>f Mr. and Mrs. Buck Finchum’s infant daughter were shipped here Inst Monday from Murdock, 111., for interment in the Grider graveyard. Mr. IJ. L. Day and Miss Ettie Brothers closed a very successful school here last week and week before. The patrons mule them a ni'-e dinner, four long tallies groaning under a load of good
renewing. The accumulations of waste j things. Mis* Brothers has returned to ' everywhere are being removed. Winter’s , ■■ .i , .
everywhere are I icing removed. Winter’s icy grasp is broken and on all sides are indication* of nature’s returning life, renewed force, and awakening power.
the old maids being “handovers” from' tiie last century, or lie might get I (
snatched bald headed.
Mi s Juliette Lockridge entertained Misses Nell and Lucy Byrd last Tues-
day.
A very pretty and quiet wedding occurred at the home of Mr. R. Z. l.ockr:dge last Wednesday evenii g, March -fth, 1S!)6, at 7:30 o’clock. The contracting parties were Mi-s Ella Alhin, oi'this place, and Mr. Uemy D. Lawsou, of Danville, Rev. A. W. Wood officiating. Mi.-s Myrtle Miller played the wedding march. Mr. Lawson t* the youngest son of Isaac Lawson and brother of Dr. Terry Lawson, of Dan-1 ville. He is an exemplary young man esteemed and. respected by all who | know him. The bride is » charming young lady loved by those who know her, a general favorite a ong friends and in society, and tlie posession of whose hand any young man might envy Mr. Lawson. The bride was very prettily attired and earned in tier hand a beautiful hoquet of cut flowers consisting <f »liite liyacinths, carnations and lilies of the valley. A very few intimate friends witnessed the ceremony, after which they all repaired to the dining room where an elegant supper was served. The happy couple were the recipients of a number of nice presents. among them was a tine Jersey cow from Mr. and Mrs. Lockridgo. Tin: siiay morning they depaited for Hendricks county where Mr. Lawson has a farm and cozy little home near Danville. They have the best wishes of the entire communities in which they live and we only wish their future life will be as bright as their wedding
day.
C ARPKNTKRSVIl.LK. Charles Williamson and family of Indianapolis, visited over Sunday at James W illiunison’s, his parents. Charley is foi email iu the coffin factory at Indianapolis. Mr. Hamilton and wife, of Grceneastle, visited at Mr. McAshlan’a la>t week returning Monday. The evangelist. Rev. ( ampl cll cloyed his scries oi' meetings held at the M. K. church this place for oyer twovuiv.s,
OPERA E. WEDNESDAV EVtiili.6,
7^ A ROHf 11.
An Imperatively Great Coi. ; -snr of
Vaudeville Stars.
& ^a95°9’S. BRAWINQ CARDS. Every Specialty a Feature. Every Feature a Novelty. A Great Combination of Stars that is < Crowding Theaters Everywhere. SEE THE UNRIVALLED SEATS ON SALE AT LANDES’. POPULAR PRICES.
Redncd Prices at RII.EY k CO’S. S niii or the bargains that can l> ■ bud tor cash at Blley & t'o's, s.oith Grceucaslle Store. Irish potatoes, per bushel 40e Navy beans, per pound 3c Kidney, Marrow Fat ami Lima beans, per pound 4c All kinds of raisins, per pound 5c Ivicy and coal oil Joh-my soap, 6 bars for. * 25c Star and gloss soap le, 7 bam for. 2.V 1 Telly and Fairbanks brown Ic per bar, 7 bars for 25c Scapinc and Pearline, 4c, 7p’ks! for 28e Nun- o’clock, pcarline, K & K, 4c 7 pk’s for 25c Muzzy’s sun gloss starch, 3 pounds for 2(’c Xudavene (lake, 1 box 10c Tomato Catsup, 1 pint Klc, 3 pint- .25c 3-pounil-can apple, plum and pear butter, 10c, 3 cans for 25c Bucket of Jelly 4()c Bucket of syrup 45c Bucket of Sorghum 50c
und went home Tuesday. Meeting
closed Monday night with about twciuy-! Bucket of white family fi.-h ,. live conversions and ten arc. - ions i,, I J'PHund-can hand packed tomatoes
the church.
, 40c >oi,s U) ‘ 3-P»tind-can hand packed
' I 10c, 3 cans.. 26c
lie is the best pre tcher we , ;:.p,, llm ,.,.„„ Prince’s ho t eon. 10c,'
have Iiml her* f >r a long tirm*. ;j runs 25c
•Miss lianawalt came hack hi-t Fri jv ! 3-pouml-can hominy, 10,-, 3 cans. . . ,25c
purifying
blood,
the eccentric sketch, “Waiting for the Train” and Joe Flynn, the peer.ess monarch of nil comedies who possesses —! an unlimited fund f humor and whose | witty parodies on the popular songs o; ,! possc-s a laugh in every line. Phyllis 9G I Alien, contralto qti n, the DeFcrrist
Sij.'D news to Telephone 95.
Iris rumored that the Star-Press j nnd tlu Democrat are on the verge | of recognizing the belligerency ol’i one, Willis Mark. They will have j to do this, however, against the j judgment of the superintendent us i
that functionary by-the-grace of- which v ill
his-brothei-in-law has gone on record as being agin’cheap democratic
printers’ ink.
| her home at Fineustle nnd Prof. Day I has moved to Greencastle to attend Du-
l’au w university.
Maple syrup makers are busy. Jim Dickerson’s family moved to
j Bouchdalc Mond iy.
Sam Owens will be out with the wagon in a short time. He desires his nld customers to be watelii. g and wait-
ing for him.
Charles Morton moved into Jim Dickerson’s house last Tuesday. Dan I’effiy will move into tlie house vacated by Mr. Day. John Summer* moved into Jas. Skillmnn’s house and Al Williams, of Pawnee, lias moved into the house
vacated by Mr. Summers.
Quite a number from here attended tbs funeral of Mrs. B. L. Bridges at. Fincastle Saturday morning. Mrs. Bridges left many warm friends here
who mourn her loss.
.1. G. Fall has returned from ILiuiil-
oarsaparum is me nest o.oou pun,ter ana . mn ^ wher( , !|t tended the funporfor- Spring medicine is proved by its wonder- j ^^ Kj] dcr
of cour.-e Fiolds and Hanson, the past cle “ nBln * the »y•tern-and renewing the grand master, of musical minstrelsy in P^odc-ai powers Owing to close con-
Waiting
fluement, diminished perspiration and other causes, in the winter, impurities have not passed out of tlie system ns they should but have accumulated in the blood.
-ifeLters, the brilliant, warbling team,
| Monsieur La Fleur, the wonderful, Is therefore the ^ tlme t0 take Hood > g 1 rein >i .o i i:di Lai i ami < hester at Sarsaparilla, because tbe system is now tlie two Irish 1 rd-. )-' > k iiul I.aDell in moat in need of medicine. That Hood’s th. ir bar a introdiicin their wonder- Sarsaparilla is the best blood purifier and
fill tricks and terminating the
muuce with an afterpiece specially ful cures. A course of Hood’s Sarsaparilla
constructed to display thONparticuhir ahilitic- of tin entire company. Taken as a whole this is really a very excellent
array
sweet potato 10c, 3 cans 25c pie peaches Iffe. 3 cans. .25c pine apple, 10c 3 can* .. 25c apples, 10c 3 cans 23c
1 -gallon-can apples 20c Can corn 5c Pea* 5c Apple butter 5c Plum “ 5c Boiled oats,.2 pounds 5c Sioux Wheat fluke, 2 pound 5c Good imperial tea. 1 pound 26c Washing soda, 2 pounds 5c Blk soda. I pound.. 5c Lion, Arbitckle amt Jersey coffee, per package 20c
RILtfclY K: GO.
Telephone number r>l. No. 7K> south Main st,
of Mr. and Mr*. Hillis and is a 1 vely ' 7 7 lady of noble character and a v\i.uny j‘^"tbrie at the UniversaLsi church, Satpnze. Mr. Piekel is a ,jh of .Mr. Mild j ,,r< f a y a.t II o’clock. Inlermeut at Mas. Marcus Picket, of Iowa, from | Brick ( hapel cenietei v. A large iiumwhich state he moved several years ago 1 , b cr °f relatives and fiieni’ - attended the settling near Ladoga wh i • he i* a services. farmer and Hiictioncer. An i . ntj Frank Turner, of Hum , III., visited suppet was spread and the wedding was , home folks over .Sunday.
to assist in the revival work. Sbe.cturned home to Greencastle Tuesday. She is a good linger and a good worker in revival meetings. Tlie scrii:* of meeting have dose great good here. A. 11. Piekel lias got his mill running again after two weeks of rep.liv . Mr. David A. M. Piekel, of Ladoga and.Miss May A. Hillis Were married on Wednesday March II. at 7 o’clock at the residence of the britl ’s patents Mr. and Mrs. 1>. H. Hiiiis. Bev. I'o. of the Ladoga Prcsbyteiian cbur> h, pronoutieeil Hie ceremony in the presence of about forty guests, friends aud relatives. The bride is tiie only daughter
full of music, gaitv an I line hopitaliiy.
Mrs. Jacob Coiii'hman is quite siek. L'avc UrntlUTS, township eommitteeni.iii, attended the convention .Saturday, Mrs. Cora Snyder, Ciierryvale, Kan., is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs.
now may prevent great suffering Inter on.
if
vaudeville talent and one no doubt prove more than
acrriiinhle to the patrons of this populai
play hi/use.
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A Prominent denmeratic candilinte for commissioner is said to be
For Letter Heads >ee The Ban nek Times,
When it comes to the genuine a of news the Banmkr Time ha i
printers.
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Sarsaparilla IstbeOncTrm* HIihmI Rurifler. AlldnigKi^ts. $1. Pre pared only by C. I. Hood & Co.. Lowoll. Mass.
Hood’s Pills
cure Liver Ills; easy to take, easy to operate. 25c.
Miss Ethel Fraley, of IniMauauolis, has Ween visiting friends here. Mrs. Dulhi SkPlmau attended the funcrnl of her niece, (deo Goslin, in Boachdale. Albert Smith D working at tlie carpenter trade in Roaciidale. He ami himother will move there soon. We heard one old maid Bay that Editor Moore of Boachdale Neie* had better look u “leetie out” what he says about
pi: i n am villi:.
William McClure had a valuable horse killed in a runaway Monday. William i* going to move near Bu : h- Tr il.
dale in the future, airl we can truly Elmer Coukrite and .Sam Brown kaj’ that by this we lo-e one of our best have lented Mr. Thonipson's farm and young men, for Billy is one < f the hi.ys ! General Young will move near Roach-
| you can depend upon. “A good name dale. is rather to he chosen than gie.it riches.
, , u , . , , , , What Is the Matter'.’ Iila Sublet and A. L. Evans are on . • , | .• Aieyou eoiisupaLi’d.’ Do you have
the sick list. sick iieadachesV Is your Nervous sysMr. John Williams is at Brazil. teui, liver or Kidneys out of order? If '1 tic Epworth League will give an en- ! “‘b cine yourself by using Wright’s tertainment here next Saturday night. |t improves i lie eomplox-
Joiix Q. Dcnn.
Price 25 cents i Alien, Druggisi.
ild by Albert '•2-wks.A w.
I ixt SubscriptionH f«r anv n.r.ga , Miss Patton i* visiting her pupils and j ! , r paper taken at \.u a ‘office. : fi iemls here but intends going to India-; ^iil eave you money : nnpolis this week. ; 'oi. r.. nn » i _ • . ! 1 be Banner Timkb telephone i ! he luneral service* of Mr*, Catna-j „ lluib ,, r il( 95 Remember it when line Bridges were conduc ted by Bev, have an item. We want the news.