Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 April 1896 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA SATURDAY APRIL l I81M?
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Tn no field, as a microbe Iriller, has Brazilian Balm achieved greater triumphs than in the destruction oi
COMMA BACILLUS*
the comma bacillus, the “cold death worm of consumption.” This tenacious parasite never lets go j it may take years, or, if the conditions are favorable, only months, but the inevitable result Is the same, eventually to involve the whole lung substance in a putrid mass of ulceration. Brazilian Balm contains no opium or other narcotic to deaden the nerves which the disease •weeps on. It is a constitutional remedy and instantly attacks and destroys these pillaging lung moths. Wherever the blood circulates there goes the Balm to destroy the microbe, to heal and restore the broken-dis-rupted tic ues. Its cures in this field have 1 i s'- ply mirscloup. Read Brazilian h alm circulanw
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on tiro it year or so ago, the wellregulated tire department extinguished that fire quickly and with little damage to the material of the otlice. The Star Press was truly grateful then and expressed thanks that the city had a good fire department. If some of its nonsensi cal whims now about city taxes are to be believed the Star Press would want a lot of amateurs handle his tire next time. Then it would not be so grateful. The primary vote in yesterday’s election is a disappointment to democracy. It is customary for clem ocrats to poll a large vote in their primary election. J. II. James who headed the ticket, received but 2078 votes. The total for treasurer is 27)27 and the total for sheriti 2512. These votes show the strength of the party. In 1804 the total democratic vote for secretary of state was 2(i:i2, and on treasurer of Putnam county 2500 and for sheriff 2548. This shows a falling off in the democratic vote from last year, and a great falling off in the priman’ vote in the same year. Corncii.man John Riley called at the Bannkk Timms otlice last evening and stated he was for John Browning first last and all the time ; that he had no kick coming and would be found working for the good of the party at all times. Mr. Hiley's talk lias the true, manly stuff in it and he will be found as every true republican should lie— working for the city ticket in May. The gang's modesty in sending all the fat ollices to Greencastle township is truly charming.
The Souvenir Edition. The Souvenir Edition of the Banner Times as issued by the ladies of the Presbyterian church ap peared today after a scries of vex atious delays, unavoidable as such things usually are in the newspaper business. The paper is a success, withal, and is a high compliment to the industry and energy of the ladies of this congregation. The Souvenir contains sixteen pages of news, miscellany, advertising and other features, all col leeted and edited by the ladies. A handsome cover finishes the paper. It was expected to get the paper out a day or so earlier than it was, but it being an Easter number it is in plenty of time to be placed before the many readers by Eiister. The paper has to be seen to be appreciated as it contains numerous cuts and illustrations, and agents are at work selling copies at ten cents each.
GREENCASTLE TOWNSHIP Bags Five of the Eight Democratic
Nominations. The llillir Ticket..
more thoroughly deceived than
Messrs. Tucker and Lane.
The total vote cast for each candidate is as follows: For represent ative—John II. James 2078. For
„ treasurer—James L. Browning,
rvobrcsGiitiiti v**
J. H. James. '(irecncastle | 900, James H. Oliver, J25, John E-
Kite 18, Thomas J. Ruurk I7‘d, H. H. Runyan 213, James A. Tucker
• Treasurer,
J. L. Browning Greencastle
Sneriff,
R. M. Btinten Greencastle
Coroner,
K. H. Kleinbub Greencastle
Assessor,
Johnson C. Herod
Jefferson
832. For sheriff—R. M. Bunteu 00(J, James Foudray 322. Ezekial Hart 141. G. W. Hurst 585, John Jacobs 84, John A. Lane 474. J. T. Ruark 148, \V. P. Wood 119. For
Surveyor, j coroner—E. H. Kleinbub, 2053. J.F. O’Brien Cloverdale _ , „ ’ .
ror surveyor—James K O Brieu
Commissioner. i
J.K.Talbott Greencastle 1202, Chas. M. Pickett 954. tor Commissioner, assessor—J. S. Bachelder 761, W. W.S. Bttrris .Cloverdalt j. u uig 594, J. C. Herod, 875. For If there is anything in the way commissioner, Second district—J. of otlice tliat the court house ring |E. Talbott 1254, W. P. Wimmer and central township democrats did 985. For commissioner. Third disnot want in yesterday's primary trict, W. S. Burris 943, J. W. election the Banner Times would Baines 606, G. L. Summers 766. like to see a photograph of it. Five' Browning’s plurality was 128, of the best ofliees, at the behest of Bunten’s 24, O’Brien’s 308, Herod the gang, d^op right into the open j 114, Talbott 209, Burris 177. The maw of the Greencastle crowd, candidates made short speeches
Here is the list: Browning for treasurer; Bunten, for sheriff; James, for representative; Talbott
some of them covering up great disappointment, and the meeting adjourned. P. O. Colliver acting
for commissioner, and Kleinbubfor asehairman. But littleenthusiasm coroner. The best oflices on the list! was shown, none of the old-time True, the country fellows get the yells being indulged in.
surveyor, a commissioner and the i
a
all
EASTER SERVICES.
assessor, all of whose combined salaries are less than a thousand dollars per year. The Greencastle gang, however, pulls otf about six thousand a year. That is the main tliiference, but the lact that
grinds is that the town fellows said ^°Ly G° rc i. God Alraight>
r ,, »| , | Choir and Congregation,
the country tel lows conlcin t Imve i
anything, so they got but little, amt Anthem—Now is Christ
Atnoimreinents of Humiay Program!) an llitty are Sent In. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
10:30.
Organ Voluntary
that little all going to Cloverdale and Jefferson townships. Greencastle gets five, Cloverdale two and Jefferson one. The interest taken in the election was not as great as in former years. Last night the returns were heard by a much smaller body of voters than usually hear them, as they were not interested. All the town- |
Risen— Leslie.
Responsive Reading.
Prayer.
Raster Carol—Danks Hymn, 236. Scripture Reading. Hymn, 333. Offertory. Sermon—“He is not here- He is
Risen.”
Anthem—Hark. Hark My Soul— Shelley.
For President, Win, McKinley, Of Ohio.
ltc‘|tubll(*iiii CoiiiK-tlniiMilu Ticket,
First Ward.
FRANK L. LANDES.
Second Ward.
GEORGE It ATM AW.> V.
Third Ward.
JOHN C. BROWNING.
Ssnd news to Telephone 95. “Greedy Greencastle” would be
a good title for the the democratic
ticket.
A Corr**c*iion. In the Easter Souvenir Edition published at this otlice for the women of the Presbyterian church a number of typographical errors occur owing to the great rush in getting out the paper, On page 9, in “Extracts from a sermon preached by Rev. W. K. Weaver on the occasion of Pearl Bryan’s murder” the copy read “three states— yes a nation stands appalled” but the compositor made it read ‘‘three stabs—yes a motion stands ap palled.” The proof was read and corrected but corrections failed to be made in the type.
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ships were in by midnight except; Hymn, 357. Clinton and part of Washington ^ ene ^' ct i° a -
township. At that hour Brown ing'e nomination was assured and that of Bunten practically so, although Hurst was running him a close race. The result was reached this morning, about nine o’clock when the absent townships were brought in. The gang basely deceived Lane and Tucker. Up to a week ago these two hustling can didates were led to believe that the} - were on the inside and would receive the ring support. They were, but the ring switched around ami Inst Saturday their tried and trusted lieutenants went to the out districts witli the machine mandates and the thing was done, Browning and Bunten getting in the pool ami Greencastle getting all the good ortices. A ring’s com mand was never more quickly or thoroughly obeyed in making a ticket and two men were never
“Always In Hot Water.”
People who are so fortunate as have in their homes our 1895
ajestic
Steel Range
are kept continually in hot water for the bath; kitchen and laundry. The Majestic is a marvel as a water heater; it heats v/ater with the heat other stoves waste. The Majestic reservoir is next the tire, not next ton oven. What Is the economy in wasting heat that radiates from the front of your stove? COOPER BROS. HARDWARE CO. ' -ts
IF WE COULD DESCRIBE OUR NEW DESIGNS OF WALL. PAPER
So that you could imagine just how 4bey loot, you might use our vertNemeut for wall paper. But w* can't ilw ir.—yfxi will have .ace them. Yi T o have more novel t-Yyles, drawn amt colored correctly than ever Itefore. Our limr surpasses all previous ones. Their style, are adapted to every clar*.-of lU sIluig how-e*. public buildings, churches, etc., anil our pru uj-are inovlerate.
JONES’ DRUGSTORE
Junior Endeavor meets at 3 p. in. Ladies’ Auxiliary to G. W. B. M. at 3:30 p. id. Y. 1*. 8- €. E, at t! p. m.
COUNTY NEWS NOTTS.
MT. MUHUMAN
Born to Lemuel Albin and wife,
Match 31, a daughter.
April 1, at twelve o’clock, John Kitnyan departed this life tifier a severe illness for some time. He leaves eight children to mourn his loss. The funeral of the decease> 1 occurred at New Providence church. Wednesday at two o'clock. Elder Sherrill conducted the services. The remains were interred in
Providence cemetery.
Mrs. Ambrus Bourne is very ill at
El.-' - this writing.
Mu. Lane was slaughted at the L. E. Buis and E. N. Vermilion relast minute and the ring did it. He ! turced to Danville Monday after a few
was basely deceived by the Green-! duy’s visit at home,
castle crowd. 1 Miss Jennie Foster and Miss Amy — K utt were the guests of Miss Daisy Al-
It was hard work yesterday to j u-o last week,
tell for a while just where th ■ j Miss Maud McAninch will teach a gloved band of the ring whs goin • , -"''-eription school at this place.
to grasp. From the fact that Greencastle got all the plums, n can now be seen where the machine
ground finest.
When out; of the red hot oditori
als of the Star Press set that otlice j N.C.
Oar young men ant purchasing new
hit 'gifs'ol Fox and Evans.
Miss l.ottie Wood, of Grt‘eiiea*fle 1vislting friends and relatives at tlii-
place.
Miss Li/a Herod left for Danville Monday where Oie will attend the G.
Spring Is the season for purifying, cleansing, and renewing. The accumulations of waste everywhere are being removed. Winter’s icy grasp is broken and on all sides are indications of nature’s returning life, renewed force, and awakening power. opring Is the time for purifying the blood, cleansing the system and renewing the physical powers. Owing to close confinement, diminished perspiration and other causes, in the winter, impurities have not passed out ot the system as they should but have accumulated in the blood. Spring Is therefore Ote best time to take Mood’s Sarsaparilla, because the system is now most in need of medicine. That Mood’s Hatsaparilla is the best blood purifier and Spring medicine is proved by Its wonder- j till cures. A course of Hood’s Sarsaparilla now niay prevent great suffering later on. Hood’s
Sarsaparilla
Is the One True Blood Curl tier. All druggists. SI. Prepared only !>y C. I. Hood & Co.. Isos ell. Mass M I’ It’ll l- iv er Ills; easy to nootl S rillS take, easy to operate. 2Gc.
1 p. m.
Overture. Orchestra. Gloria, Mozart, Chorus and Orchestra.
Prayer.
Sauctus—O. B. Browne. Hymn—331. O Salutaris — Pfnaka, Miss
Grubb.
The Heavens are Telling,
Orchestra.
Hear, Father Hear — Bauer Misses Grubb and Hammond. Messers Gilbert and Burlingame. 9. Remarks by Pastor— “My Lord and My God" Jno. 20:28. 10. In Heavenly Love Abiding,
Lassen—Mr. Gilbert.
Lord, Thy Glory, Mercadatite. Miss Potter, Messrs
Hammond and Black.
The Resurrection —Leslie.
Orchestra—Selected.
I Waited for the Lord—Men-
delssohn.
j 15. Hymn—120. j 16. Benediction. The church will be appropriately ! decorated for the occasion, Mrs. j Hurst, as usual, having charge of | that department.
LoctiHt Street >1, F, Cl«nr«h.
MOKX
!) :30. General cl;u« meeting. 10:30. Sermon by the pantor, subject —’‘The Stone Rolled Away the Throne Revealed.” The spenial music at the morning service will be “How beautiful upon-the-Mountains”
Ogden.
“Oh, Glorious Hour,” Danks. Solo, by the Misse- Sco'-l and Githisn. KVEMKIk This service will be ;;n Epworth League Easter rally service in charge of Mr. T. N. Ewing. 'i'T* following program will be rendered Congregational singing.
Prayer.
Anthem—“Sun of M y toul,” f-nrenz.
Scripture.
Paper—“Mercy and i£s!p,” Mi-,* Julia
Williams
Every lady should ya{J and inapt ■’Utbor new millinery ns KRS. C M SHORT’S, All tli3 late styles amt varieties- dis--pUiyetl. THisvywriNo prse - op - chkrc* < r, Vine and Walntir Streets.
EK3TeF? RLOWERS EZSSTER ROT F»l_HNTS AND OUT FUOWRRS AT ... LITTLE’S GREEN HOUSE. Corner ItullaiiH tad Hun lit tils.
PRECINCT MEETINGS.
Announcement*-of precinct massmeetings,, as given- by rominittee* men for the purpose od selecting delegated-and alternates, to the Republican- County Nomisaling convention, April JSf, will be found under thiwbead. We »Iv»il give the--
precinct, t*me am !place (sfmeeting,-.
Vocal’ duet-Misses Melon Ellis and ! nmilh, ' r o'- delegates and committee-
man s name, and rot tb» purpose . as that is understood uml is men-
tioned in Jftis itera
and league
t t.
I 2. LI14-
Lollege Avenue >1. K. Church.
Faster services. At 10:30 the pastor will preach a sermon appro-
priate to the day. Mr. Wilbur F. Starr will sing at both morning and evening services. Anthem by the choir. Tue church is beautifully decorated. Th* service at 7:30 will be in charge of the Sunday school. An excellent program is arranged. Chrintliui clittrrh. At B a. m. sunrise prayer meeting— union service of all the religious societies of the variott churches anil of the iniW- rsity. Rev. M. L. Murray, of the School of Theology, will lead the meeting. Everybody invited. S. S. at 9 :20, Miss Nt.unie Alspaugh. At 10:30 preaching by Elder G. W. M uekley. yf K tn ,- Lily, Mo Special music by the choir: “Awake ye saints, awake,” and “Angels roll the rock
away.”
Solo, by Mrs. Emma tltceg, “t know that my RedeetnetU liveth.” Anthem, "I'hrist being raised from
Edith Abbott.
Paper—“Bible Stntfy Work.” Miss I.la Ellis. Anthem—“Glory be v.> God,” \-di-
ford.
Cornet, instrumental—Frank and John Walker. Paper—“Young Men and the Is-Agoe” Mr. Caldwell. Vocal trie—The Miss*-. Grogan. Song bv the Juniors. Solo—“The Restirrevu. m,’’ Shi-'.ley Mrs. 1). L. Moore. Doxology ami closing. Floral decorations will' add to the enjoyment of the day. Everybody welcome. Seats free
Kiin Down u» ifpiilllt
Hamlkt, Inti., Feb. 9, tsWk—I was run down in health and my memory was lost and my strength greatly reduced caused by overwork. 1 have taken one bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla and one box of Mooti’s 1’iHs anil they
f irst ward repubtioans will meet on Tuesday evening -wen o'.3c*-k. April 7, at mavnr roMIee, /> ehiK'xe-delegates-totiie county convsntion: v>rth precinct, sever delegate* and vfterilhtes; : south precinct, eight deHgates andalternates. J. Mo»i Hays*1 L. 1*. Chacin. * , '" m ’
GRE SNCABTLE GE Tf »T•
Thp* Joint o.’ Con«u»n<io«r la Conm- leve. Greencastle is • favt vta-convt ntion city .wid its easy .recess and good hotel facilities innate it greatly sought after by tlio surrounding: counties. The folk -ring offlciali call is cxpiantUirv : The delegelAM.chosen iv : Ik- republicans of Liny, Mluitgomney ami Piituaiin counties I»• nsminate » tiHnilidate foi-
bave cured me. Julius A. Martina, joint represa-itativc, are b -reliy eslleil' Box 125. to meet nr deivgate eonwnnriou at tlioHood’s Pills t are biliousness, iiuli- ,navor ’ 8 ' ,l the oi, -V "f Greeuv , vsti( , n , castle, on Thursday, A.|tril 2’.l, „ . , 2:30 o’clock, p. in. f«H' tit*- purpose-of Htniut Seqyfcl* “-H KxtNAPHlOU. I 1 1
April 7. 21 ami Mav a, Me Big Four ^ ,e0t,n * "* :d '
w ill sell round trip tickets to jiolnts in * ' l -' *' A> v.-nteen 1“> the following territory, at hall fare. volt-, Pirtmiiii twiir.i- 1„ votes, at,<1 Alabama. Aii/tma, \ ikaii-a.*, l''loiiil!i, j J ' " l 1 '"l''’' b '-‘•d
Georgia, Indian Territory. Kansas, Kentucky, l.-euisittna. Mississippi, Mis-
souri. Nobra-ka, North Larolina, North Dtik >tu, O-klahointr, Sourli (.'.-trolina, South Dakota, Tenne—ee, Texas ami Virgijiia. $2,00 will be collet-ted by agent at ileatluation. F. I*. Ht esi is, Agt.
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Fine bulbs atni llowi-riug plants for] sale. Mks. M'-i-iniKON. Hltl'2
convention.
John U. Bonna.m., * "airman Montgotwery County. Cm mm > - li. l use t'hairvuan I’twriam Loirnty, I). \V. BratTrx, Lh.'druian C'hty County.
What it* the
Are von constipatedV T>o you have tek heMdacht-s’ 1* your Nervous sysi tem, liver or Kidneys out of order? If so. cure yourself by using Wright’s
Evening service at 7 o’clock. Sermon bv the pastor. Elder Morris; subject: “The Crowning Act of Redemption.” Hymns: “Mark, ten thousa tl harps and voices,” “f.ook ye saints, the sight is glorious.” Anthem, "To Deum.” Solo, “Rettirrectiou” by Mi*s Lillie Ford. Chorus “ Easter Hymn.” Lhtirch will he appropriately tlecoratial. Public cordially invited to all
these services.
be willing to spend some. Many stem | O* 1 * Tee. It improves the complex-
'■ on. Price 25 cents stdtl by Alliort
Allen, Druggist. ni-wks.&w.
K.JtX' To make money von now must
ane. 3'
to tliink that it is only a new arllele that | niH'ils advertising but Dial is tt great |
mistake. Let every man advertise hi* j — wares; others have mu It- fortum-s doing A modem eottape in *'t'otl loeatlvn on m.mm-lo have It- West Wasoington.street. Eight rooms
h- a- in.
only ihe be*t wav to make eiistoui-ii'l^ire of Broatlstrcet <& Vestal. 13UII hut it is the cheapest us well. It gets them ami it keep* them for you. There When it comes to the genuine article i-strong eomnei ilion now in all line* ! of new* the Bakn-kr Timks has it.
of business. You need advertising to i
give you your share of the trade and j A „ kin(U of Kaster flowers at Mrs.
von nt-etl it done in the most -killtnl and ! ... ,
intelligent way. The bc-t advertising ‘ han, ‘ e •» u " rilPl Bloomington amt meiliinn in litis net-k of the wood* is the ; Anderson streets. 145-21 B/N'NKK-'i i.mks. It j ■-
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