Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 April 1896 — Page 2
HE BANNER TIMES. GIlRENCASlEK INDIANA. WEDNESDAY APRIL8 18M
The i.nng Moth. In no field, as a microbe killer, ha* Brazilian Balm achieved Rreater triumphs than in the destruction mi
will be the largest political gather-;
PUBLIC SCHOOL.
COMMA BACILLUS. the comma bacillus, the “cold death vrorm of consumption.” Thia tenacious parasite never lets goj it may take years, or, if theconditions are favorable, only months, but the inevitable result is tbe same, eventually to involve the whole lung substance in a putrid mass of ulceration. Brazilian Balm contains no opium or other narcotic to deadeu the nerves which the disease sweeps on. It is a constitutional remedy and instanily attacks aud destroys these pillaging lung moths. Wherever the bleed circulates there goes the Balm to destroy the microbe, to heal and restoie the broken - disrupted brenes. It* cun lj iL!.-, field have 1 i a imply it ai\;lo.-,r. Kcad Brezii l;.u Bslm circ uric
Gtl). E, BLAKE, Greencasti.e, , General Iiisuranee, Real Estate And Loan Agent. Money Loaned mJ At a Very Low itato of Interest Call and see him before c losing elsewhere.
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ing of the year in local politics, j Report Reports irom all over I’utnnm countv are to the effect that Ihe attendance will he larger than ever before known at a republican meeting in Putnam county. Every where the party workers are expecting to give that day up to the good of the cause. The largest hall in the city, the opera house, lias been secured and everything possible will be done to handle the large crowd satisfactorily. Col. Thompson will be present and will make a speech. The delegations promise to be fully represented and they will be seated
by townships.
Tiieiie lias not been a moment of time since the election of Cleveland in the fall of 18!)2, that the faam ers of tlds country could Hud any consolation in ihe situation. The boasted “wider foreign markets,” which were to be given the producers of this country In exchange for opening up our own markets to foreign competition, have failed to ap pear. The American farmer, who thought he was not having a fair chance under the protective tariff of 1892, knows better now. The protection sentiment is quite strong in the rural districts today as it is in the biggest manufacturing dis-
trict in the land.
for the Mouth lending Eridajr,
April 3.
The report of the schools for the month ending April 3 will be sum tnarized in the following items: Enrollment 80;t, average enrollment for the month 674.2, average attendance 637.2, number not absent nor tardy .346 or 51 3%, cases of tardiness 31 or 2 4 %. There were live cases of tardiness in No. 1. ten in No. 2, seycn in No. 3 and nine in the high school. There were six cases in the first grade in all buildings, four in the second, five in the third, two in the fourth, five in the fifth aud none in the sixth, seventh or eight. In per cent, of attendance .Miss Ridpath's room stood first with 97.2 %, Miss Ragan 96.9, Miss Jones 96 8. Miss Adams Ofi 5, Miss Alspaugh 96.5, high school 96.3, Miss Hammond 94.1. In per cent not absent nor tardy Miss Jones’ room was lir»t with 71.8 %. high school 6S.4, Miss Alspaugh 61, Mis Hammond 00.7, Miss Adams 58.8, Miss Rngnn 54.3. In punctu
ality the record
JACKSON ASSAULTED.
and
A Pretty Blonde Kicks Him
Shortens his Wind,
In speaking of tile Jackson trial Tuesday, the Indianapolis Journal says: When Judge Helm had finally continued the ease, the big court room was as silent as death. All waited with breathless expedition for Jackson to be taken back to the jail. Jailer Bitzer and Jail Guard Dan Veith went over to U.e prisoner, and told him to return to the witness room, from which In - entered the court room, but as Jackson turned to obey tlie com-1 maud his eyes met those of a pretty young blonde sitting in the front 1 row of the seats reserved for the general public. The second he caught her eye his face flushed as red as fire, but with a sarcastic smile he made his way toward the girl, who was sitting with three female companions, glaring at him like a wounded tigress. Few pco pie in the court room noticed the little scene, but it was evident t"
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i 5ii«,s A'..uu:- tho SC who saw wlmt took place that
l ! )0 y c : l!!?’ ^ something sensational was about to
take place. The bright eyes of the
Jordan 100. Miss Miller 100, Miss Black 100, Miss McCoy 100, Miss Jones 99, Miss Ragan 98.8, Miss Ridpath 08.7, high school till 6, i Mies Alspaugh 95.5, Miss Stone 96.3. R. A. Ogo.
twenty three or twenty-four, flashed fire as Jaeksou came toward her. I The instant he passed her, in charge of the officers, she kicked out a
Don't think because you are sick ami j well shod loot, the sharp toe of her nothing seems to give you relief that patent i eather8 coming into con 1 i'i* ' ' ' 1, \ U , 1 <l1 ' tact with Jackson's right leg with , 1 here must th'a cure for voti sonic- ° ^
come in rapidly. The following; where. " j some vigor. Immediately there
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More l>el«‘Kat**n.
The delegates to the county convention April IS, are beginning to
SOME HAVE THEM
rOLITI’ A I, ANKOI M KVlIiNT*.
have been reported to the Hanneh Times in addition to what has ap
pcared heretofore:
Roaehdale precinct, Franklin
I f your doctor can't cure you,perhaps , was a commotion.
he ha«:ui.st'ikeu tiie eaiue. Anybody iliuble to make a mistake sometimes. One in Mireeof 11- sorter from indigestion, and one out of three dyspept'
I’ve kicked the brute, any1've kicked the coward,
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towuship: George Justice, Thomas J doe-Vt know it. That is lie may know Young, S. O. Piercy, \V. A. < arpen- i sk ' k ' b,,t ,ie blames it to something ter. A. II. 1 ic-kei, \\ . ( . w.uiis, M.: Indigestion is the eause of lutlf of our
F. Goslin; alternates, CbhS. Young.: d ingerous diseases.
George Barnes. Thomas Bi iilges. | .Shaker Digestive Cordial, made from Wm. Turpin, James Goslin, Harri , tonic medicinal roots and herbs, is the
son McCoy, Wm. Falier. : most natural cure for indigestion. Ft re-, hisse( , Uetwee n her
I lieves the symptoms and cures tiie tlis- 1
!• ineastle precinct, h ranklin ^ eage jr en n v< uaturHily.efttciently, giving township: Henry Risk. Elmer Cun- fresh life, strength and health to sick
ningiiaiti, 1). F. Brothers, J. Grider, J. L. Bridges, A1 Williams, B. D. Skillman. The delegates were in structod for S. P. Watson for sheriff ami W. F. Summers for coroner. South precinct Washington town
ship: J.F. Rissler, L. F. Wright. ^ 1 ^;;^^
\\ r in. Hapenny, George Rissler;
alternates, Ezra Crouse, Will Don **’ Rt ‘ }'\" U ....
,, i, • i cans of Grecncastle aud vieinitv aid, Isaac Matkics, Will Hams. , ,
„ , . , , are requested to be present.
North precinct, hirst ward, I Grecncastle: T. T. Moore, J. D. Cutler, J. M. House, J. S.McClary,
dyspeptics. At druggists,
fonts.
Young Kepubiicuu.s Attct.tion.
A meet’iig of young republicans
to organize a club for the coming I tbe cotuniot i on
be held at t lie ^
‘Oh way!
girls!"
This was not all, but with u vicious blow she g ive Jackson a telling punch in ttie stomach tiiat almost winded the prisoner. ‘I'd kill him if I had a gun!" the now fully infuriated woman
teeth. “Oh, if
1 had a gun!” site cried. By this time Jackson, with a sarcastic smile, was out of reach of the
woman.
The whole affair was over so quickly that many in the court room knew nothing of it, although
i Nome Ha%** Them ;»nJ Olliers are >ot
Without.
A man likes some hot drink for breaki fust, and coffee suits Ins taste about us welt u any tiling. It seems Fiard that
so mitny should lie denied coffee because j dult-s ior places on the republican it upsf *s their livep. and disagrees witli I l ’ oun ^' ticket ior tbe caiupnign ot
them in one way and another, still this
I HiKlidatrs lor I'luues on lltc KupnbU-
can County 'fleketlar I SHU.
In this column wil! nt placed th» names, as they come in, of candr-
comlition doet exist and when a man finds it !.;..-ts him, lie is generally sensible enough to leave it out of his hill ef fare, for it is quite a Ini pleasanter to feel well all day than to enjoy a drug two or three ujiuiites ami pay for it in aches and ails or sickness. A new breakfast drink lias come into use, difficult tq tell from coffee, but made entirely of grains and w hit b never produces any disagreeable results. It ha-the ■.•lean, pungent flavor so much , :ij':' e 1 in coffee, hut while coffee hurts th. .-st' : P ■-turn Cereal got s to work in t.‘Wi ri^ht good earnest to “make red blood.” It is composed only of tbe grains !
1890. These will he subject to tho convention to be announced later:
i intended hy nature for man's subsist-
nbout the prisonei t ., u;e _ The-e are skillfully Mended and
| attracted many to the spot. Jack-
mayor s office next I hursday, Apt i. g 0 n, all through the trying ordeal,
! 9, at 7 pt. m. AH young republi '
Jesse W. Weik, ,, alternates, T. W.
Spear Pittman, Geo. W. Henton
Brant, Jas. Daggy, R. W. Allen , 1011ie r.. r ra.ey ,o Joe Kieinbub, sr., J. L. Williams. I lan ,i Lock ridge $700.
Jas. Dean, Cary Alston. Lucy J. Skillman to T.idn A. Skill-
Renl Kstate Transfers.
Eunice A. Goddard and Henry O. Irwin et al lantl in Madison tp , $740. John 11. Watkins to Amanda J. Quinton, land in t arpentersville, $200. Moilie E. Fraley to Li la A. Skillman
F elephones. COUNTING ROOM 62 EOITORIAL ROOM 95
For President, Will. McKinley, Of Ohio.
Kri»nl>lle«n t oniietlni«iile Tlekel. First Vt ant. FRANK L. LANDES. Second Ward. GEORGE HATHAWAY. Third Ward. JOHN 0. BROWNING. .
Send news to Telephone 9o. CmcAtio is safely republican, go ing 20,000 majority for the G. <> P. on Tuesday. The Ninth district republicans did well in nominating < hurlen B. Landis foi congress. Mr. Landis is one of the best known young newspaper men in Indiana and is a thoroughbred republican in every sense. He lias made the Delphi Journal a powerful factor in Indiana republicanism, and lie has been for two termo president of Republican Editorial association. He will make an ideal congressman. Remember the republican convention on April 18. The event
South precinct, First ward, Greenoaetle: A. Birch, D. C. Hughes. John Sandj - , F. P. Huestes, J. M. Hurley, F. G. Gilmore, P. B. Graham, L P. Chopin; alternates, M. L. Darnall, E. Marquis, II. Albaugb, L. M. Hanna, E. Haw kins, Isaac Hammond, James Ben
nett, Geo. C. Nelson.
Souili precinct, Floyd township, G.
T. Reeves, Wm. E. Wise, E. Wain; alternates, Newton Shoemaker, Marion
Wight, and Jonathan Hansell.
man land in Lockridge, $1000.
M. L. I). Long to S dlie Frank et al,
land in Franklin township, $25.
John T. (/line et al to I . E. and Theodore Shinn, land in Roaehdale, $215.
Elizabeth F. Utterback to James H. Utterbacj land in Jackson $700. Wm. H. Sallust to J. T. D. V. Sallust land in Cloverdale town-hip $1200.
conducted biniselfadmirably. Both the kick and the blow had no effect on his temper, or if it did, he kept
it under perfect control.
In the excitement the strange woman and her companions made their way out of court. Out in the court yard tho three women met Colonel Washington, one of Jackson’s council, and the blonde proceeded to give him a tongue lash-
ing for defending Jackson
for sin. it ter.
Dudley Hutcheson, of Hamrick^, wil) o4» cuudltlati* for sheriff of Putnam county, subject to the republican norntnutliiff con-
vent Ion.
Andrew King:, of Futnumvlllo. will boa canflithit.o for sheritf of Putnam county, subject to the republican nominating convention. (ieoruo'W. Watts, of Putnamville, Warren township, will be a candidate for ^sheriff of Putnam county, subject to ilie republican
rvominatinyr convention.
Harry Uuark, of Warren towhshlp, will bo a candidate for f!ioi iff of Putnam county, subject to the ivpnbliean nominating convcn-
I f! .
1). W.Maey, <*f Belle L’nlou, wilibeacandidate for slu r iff of Putnam county, subject to Uic remiblican nomiuating convention.
ISC6. notice. iviltor of iiANNEit Times.
Piitis** sffy ttie voters of Putn i a ourold friend and coinrad Levi Woodi tim
canuidate for ah'rift of Putnam county^ i was elected coroner in and served on
bfl.
prepared in such a way as to produce a hot drink thh fac-simile if ricli Mocha
or Java coffee, Ipit fattening andhealth- _ , , i » , , , , >« ar a« bhoritf and ns lie wa» the last r<*|.\iblliu». Stomach, liver and nowel I ronbh s i L . n n sheriff we want to repeat history, disappear when coffee ami tea are left | once * n *'year by etoctma him '
ofi aud Lite foot’ dritik. Post tun,taken it.
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>»rti i ia;;e I.nenfle.
Harvey A. Morland and
Spring Is the season for purifying, cleansing, htid Mary ; renewing. The accumulations of waste
tioixt Cltlzeu*' League.
The Good Citizen’s lenuge will ; meet ut 7 :30 this evening in G. A. ! R. hall. Rev. Leazenby, Prof. Hannawalt and others will address tiie meeting. Rev. Mr. Weaver will offer prayer. Mr. Wilbur F. ; Starr will sing a solo. All are most cordially invited to attend.
their place.
This toothsome drink goes about three times as Cv a- e ffeo.an;! protl’ices health | ami comfort wlitre trouble formerly existed. It is made hy the Postuin ( erettl Co l.im., of Battle Creek, Mich. When a man or woman “feels mean” day after day or every f ;\v days. It can quite safely he charged to ini orrect habits. and toffee and tea drinking are tbe re .I eause of more bodily disorder than any one knows. A habit is hard to get over, but when a delicious la-ting article oflVred which prod nee- health :ns'ead "f tearing it down, the change i ; easy to make. Prominent grceers say '
8.1’ W utaan. of Kraukllu tp wll'beaean■lldntc lor sLeriU Bubji.'ct to tbe ileclston of the KcmbUcun county eouventlon, April 1H. FOB t'OMMtsSIONEH I’leusc announce Perry L. Hubbard of < ioverdaleasa candidate for commissioner of the Third District of Putnam county, subject to the republican uomliiitHiiK convention, George E. Blake, of Greeneastle, will be a enndidato for commissioner In Ihe second district, subject to the republican county nominating convention to be bold In this city
April IH.
John K. 'honkwllcr of Clinton township will be a candidate for county commissioner from the seconl district subject tp tbe derision of the reuubltcan convention, April IS. FOR COROHKK Dr. w. P. Summers of Erankllti townahlpis a candidate for coroner of Putnam county.
it exactly meets a want, and persons v ho 1 !” t n h v e e nuou° n uf tbP re,,ubUcan ,,<>,n ' have been kept from coffee on account 1,1 * KOR TBgAgl ,„ KRt of their beultli are now hat ing al) the , .lames Matthews, of Grecncastle, will be a enjoyment of codec drinking and getting candidate for the nomination for treasurer of fa! i vor l r . Putnam county subject to the decision of tho _ republican county convention to be held on
Saturday, April is.
everywhere are being Removed. Winter’s
M. Eggers ; Noah Knauer and Min icy grasp is broken and on all sides are nie Lee Thompson; John J. Riar-1 indications of nature’s returning life, dan and Sarah A. Devore. , renewed force, and awakening power.
Call for Convention. Notice is bercliy given that tbe Re-1 publican .loint Senatorial eonvenion for the counties of Hendricks and 1’utnaiu will lie bebi at tho mayor’s office in Greenea-tle, Thursday, April 23.1*96, at 10:30 a.m. It is desired that there he si full attendance of delegates and alternates and republicans in general. David Haldey, Chairman Hendricks County. Charles B. Cask, Chairman Putnam county.
Hun Down in llcnlth.
Hamm.t,• Ind., Feb. 9, 180(1.—1 was run down in health and my memory was lost and my strength greatly reduced caused by overwork. I bav
Spring 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 of the system as they should but have accumulated in the blood.
pnng
Letter List.
The following letters remain in tin Greencastie postoffice uncalled for
April 3, ISiifi:
Mr. L. Harley, J. Hart, At. Laird, lG. Gilbert, Mrs. Clara Gain, Mr. F.
O. Stilg, Mr. J. WUhard, Miss Coffin In calling for same please say ‘‘af’ sed.” Willis G. Nkkk. i\ >1.
“Jiiei as good” as Postum Cereal are wor.’s ti ed todefraud the public. Sold Ly Rroadstreet and Son, T. Ah.ams, !i. L. Kamilton, Alplieti- Bin It.
Lemuel John*, of Madison township, will bo a condidute for the nomination for trensurer of t'utnam county subject to the decision of the republlcait county couvcnlion to be held
on Saturday, A. ill 1*.
Tho Republican Of South Putnam w ill present the name of Mr. Isaac t.llmore forfreasI urer of Putiiani county to tbe republican con-
Fowght, F. Nevon, 11. C. Shepard, H.j(g |,p favored by it lecture from Dr. vcntionoti April Kith. "> think he is the
Mery Alien, of Ann Arbor. Michigan, the national euperin tendent ot “Purity” on “Social Pur-J
The
Ur. Mary Allen Coining.
citizens of Grecncastle mej!
vertised.
A Concert.
“Obl Folks,” Ladies Aid society of Locust Street M. K. church, Friday evening, April 17. Get ready It
1 Cent Per Mile South.
Tuesday, Feb. 4. and the first Tuesday of ench month the Big Four will
strongest hihu for that place.
Many Votehs.
GREENCASTLE GETS IT-
Is therefore the best time to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, because the system is now most in need of medicine. That Hood’s
. Sarsaparilla is the best Itlood purifier and
taken one bottle of Hood s Sar.apariff., 8prln(? mcdicine proved by Us wonder -
ful cures. A course of Hood’s Sarsajiarilla
Hood’s i’ills .lulitis A.
anti they Martina. 1
ami one box
have cured me.
Box 125.
Hood’s- Pills cure biliousness, indigestion. For Sale.—om papers, Buluible tor putting under carpets or on closet shelves, for sale cheap at the Bannfr Times office. The Banner Times telephone news number is 95. Remember it when you hive an item. We want the news.
now may prevent great suffering inter on.
ood’s Sarsaparilla
Is the one True.liiood Purifier. All druggists. |i. making any contracts
Prepared only by C. I. Hood A Co., Lowell, Mass. !
ity” or “The Heatiflc Vision.” All are most cordiallj’ invited to give their presence, that they may hear such truths ns wil! help *o elevate the moral standard of our people. After hearing her lecture on ‘’lie
s '-''U: i «<».r-Ts..« N .i» iniie. F. P. Hdestis, Agt. j Children,” in Brooklyn, Theodore \fir.ir b,~ii7c Mutter? jCuylersaid: “I wish she might be Arc you eonstipatedV Do you have; |i eft rd in every community.” When sick headaches f Isyom Nervm - -ys- 1 (he same lecture was heard in the t?m, liver or Ividncvs out of order¥ If . so. cure yourself by t.ong Wright’s House of Representatives many ex Celery Ten. It improves the complex-j claimed, “that is every word true,
on. Price 25 cents sold hy Albert Allen, Druggist. rta-wks.&w.
temperance ever heard.
Fine bulbs and dowering plant - for ture should be ht aid in every
gi.h-. M its. SiM'RGK.ox. 141(12
That is the strongest argument for
TI»o Joint UppresentTUivo Kcpitbilfan
Conventiou to Como Here.
Grecncastle is a favorite convention city and its easy access and good hotel facilities make it greatly sought after by the surrounding counties. The following official
eall is explanatory :
The delegates chosen by the republicans of ( lay, Montgomery and Putnam eonnties to nominate -t candidate for joint representative, arc hereby called to meet in delegate convention at the mayor’s office, in the oily of Greencastle, on Thursday, April 23. 1896, at
p. in. for tbe purpose of ^
church and schoci in the land.”
(Uizcng Odorless Co., Frank King.! Lookout for further aunouneecontractor. All vaults ti nned and < ments of tbe time ami place, Moutlisinfeetcd at a reasonable price, with , ( j a y illu j Tuesday of next week, tbe my improved <uttU. Ail oiders re T p ro Kable time The secontl leetme
eeivetl by mail. Sec Frank before
probable time
will bo given for ladies only.
V * ‘ *■
I 2:30 o’clock p. m. for the
Th-it lec ^ sedectliig sueb candidate. Clay is entitled to seventeen (17) votes, Putnam twelve (12) votes, and Montgomery twenty 2n votes in said
convention.
John R. Bonnki l, Chairman Montgomery County. . OnAiais li. Case, Chairman Putnam County. D. W. Bbattin, Chairman Cloy County.
i-i -it in*11 cure I- ivGr 11,3 1 easy to liOOU S |-MllS take, easy Utopet ate. Z6e.
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