Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 April 1896 — Page 2
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4K BANNEF TIMES. GREENCAS1LE. INDIANA. MONDAY APRIL 13 1896
Dr. .1 P. D. John as th«*ir orator for commencement day. Dr. .John
Beautiful $ !l S I M nkcr of great ability, and
| no where is this ability better
ismadedonbly JJ attractive —a plain face seems less plain—if accotnpanied by a graceful fig-
ure. The
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than here at his home.
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It is the duty of every citizen to: clean up in and about the premises I
Henderson i
Corset
brings out the curves of a hand- 2 some figure and gives grace to an ’ awkward one. Every inch of it
The people of Greencastle will be! dou K l1 aIld furnished a most disg 1 ad of the opportunity to again graceful exhibition. Dora Ktiark,
hear one of his masterly addresses.
A .‘Nnuty Pair.
The “Strip’’ has in its time produced a number of mangy sensa-
tions but the one dished up down he occupies. If each individual I there Saturday evening takes the | w ni look well to the cleaning ar-;
rangement of their premises, there need be no fear of contageous diseases this summer. This should
^•TIhto ITjust Be-There
who it seems, has had enough ex
perieuee in local police circles to I b e done, not alone to make the hab-
Th, e „»„y -III know b.tt.f, vi.it.d ,h, ci.y S.lur-1 „„„ a „ r . ctlve bu , m . kt in oiiioiro. to let graie! lo.d ,d»y .nii loaded up oo liooie. He i, healthlul. Through the
payers went to South Greencastle where he i ong dreary winter rubbish, ash secured us a partner in hisdebauch i heaps, old' cans, and many other
one Mary lliuridon, a late coiner j articles have
repair contracts. Tax
should keep their eyes open and sec how near the board holds to the new law on the matter; see how many superintendents they appoint and also see whether they by ballot apportion the county into
some figure andjgives grace to an <t fits. ' 2 Dcmocratic claquers who are
AURORA corset CO., Aurora, ID- J AT YOUR DEALERS. ;
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m. i. BLAK Greencastle, Ind.,
General
Insuraiiee, Heal Estate And Loan
Agent.
Money Loaned
Call and see hirn before clos-
ing elsewhere.
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to this city from the vicinity of j should be removed from the streets Reelsville. They got beastly drunk I an d alleys of our beautiful city, together and then started out to|i t will require but little labor on , sec the sights. They were very af-1 t | ie part of each person to make a
Hireo district, re„u,r t d by 1«..| (ectiM . te „ d „„ by . | ,pp c ,. r . nce if 1„. vnrd, ,Uoy.
number of people before they visitsd I a nd street. It is much more lor Ma.oncy s park Near the club ; the benefit of our citizens that this l.ouse of the Greencastle gun club should be done, than one would they were arrested while in a com-1 8U p I)09e . if a stranger conies to promising position. Policeman | 0 ur city and sees so much dirt and Riley swooped down on the pair and; filth scattered around, he will not arrested them. They were both be pleased with the town. If a mtn drunk he states, and it was | eontageoas disease shauld make its with difficulty he could get a move appearance there would uot be so on them. They were walked down ; mUl .h harm done. Il the city is to the west end of the Greencastle J kept in a good condition there will Manufacturing company’s lake and he no danger of spreading pesti-
theu brought up to the t andaiia lence or contagion,
tracks. The female was so intoxi-
Whatever a dealer handles, there must be AN INDUCEMENT—a reason. In making the price on every item—Wall Paper, Paints, Drugs, Seeds, Bug Killers, &c.—we have steadily kept this fact before us. A CALL AND INSPECTION WILL CONFIRM THIS STATEMENT.
JONES’ DRUG STORE.
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Published every afternoon except Siiinluy «t the Uannkr Ti'i mi* office, .:orner V ne and
Prrfuklln streets.
Cl.antreti for display advertisement* must be sainted in by lOo'clock i. hj. t-acudny. iteadlna advertisements will be received eaeb d»y
up to 1 o'clock p. m.
howling for “reform” in Greencastle city arc playing the dog in-the-manger act. These worthies would hare a reduction made in salaries iu Greencastle. Let that be as it may, but let us look into the salary question in Putnam county a little. In '.he county many office holders and several families have grown rich out of public office. The present democratic councilman from the first ward for years held the best office in Putnam county, an office that paid 14000 or higher per year in salary. Me never asked a county commissioner to vote no on his bill as he filed it in the commissioners' court, but he now votes no upon every just allowance in the city council. This salary of $1000 or $4500 or perhaps $5000 has
At (X Very Low! been by law (not by any act of Rate of Interest iFof na,n count - v onicials > cut t0
$2400 per year. The county clerk's salary has been cut from an enormous figure to $2200, the treasurer from a high figure to $2000, the sheriff Irom a princely salary to $2100 and the recorder Irom a fat office to $1400. These salaries were cut with the expiration of terms of officers elected in 1800. Now where has there been I any reduction in county taxes on account of this slump in salaries? Also where is there any in contemplistion’ Taxes in Putnam county are getting higher continually, and salaries are considerably lower. True the people pay nearly as much in fees into these offices but where is the gain? It taxes and running expenses are to continue at a high figure and higher than they were with high salaries, who is henefittedV Is the people a gainer by the new arrangement? We think not. And it might be ssid that the Putnam county people will never profit by any reduction in salaries in Putnam eounty. The mismanaging officers in the court house will find a sinkhole for eyery cent that comes iu and then will cry for more, and the people pay that more in increased taxes. Here is a beautiful ex amide of reduction of salaries. Democrats of Putnam county never lowered any salaries. In fact the office-holders fought it, contributing money to a lobby at Indianapolis to defeat the salary law. But with a heavy reduction, Putnam's taxes are higher and the farmer’s land is worth less than it was. Should democracy or any hybrid combination with democrats be successful in the citj', there would be no‘•reform” as democrats are want to call it. Taxes would be higher and there would be nothing to show for money spent. This is the record of the democratic party in Putnam county. Why think of giving them an oppor-
tunity in the city?
<OI IXTV IXKWS Minis.
rated she could scarcely walk and Huark in his maudlin condition followed along meekly. Riley was about winded by ids elections and
called in assistance, responding. Welch
Omer Welch took care of
Huark who showed but little fight. ! l)e i£ n '>''»nt of the fact that every
The girl swore and charged around and in her rage stabbed Policeman Riley in the arm with a hat pin. A 'bus was summonsd and the pair
were given a free ride to the bas j anyone knows of a violator of the tile, where they cooled off and I fi8h law ho 8ll0ll,d at once notify sobered up. This morning i D I the road supervisor of the fact, and Mayor's court two charges were j if he ne g lec ts or refuses to enfoice
All ooin:nunlnati"in sliu.iid be p1k'.i-,| with the i umv <>t t'ji wrlti-i'; i m t mvcss.irily fi'i" public itioii, but as ‘-‘vtiJenoi vood hath. Anonymous column iileutlciua call uot be no-
ticed.
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Specimen copies mailed free on application.
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Greencastle, ind.
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“No, sir; I am not a believer in X lays,” said the old-time sporting man. “I’ve seen how they work. I was once in a little game of poker.
I sat at the
lodged against each of them. Huark was charged with intoxication and association with prostitute. The Rairidon woman was charged with intoxication and prostitution. They were both lined $5 and costs in the intoxication charge, amount .ng to $14.75 in Ruark's case and $13.75 in the woman’s case. The curiosity of a gaping crowd was
too much for the court and Mayor Four of the bovB
Birch adjourned the other ca.es | chipped m mv ^ nm] gave them for another time. The heavy fines ! a rai9e of ten< The x rai9e didn , t will probably come on the next | Work> 0ne of the boy8 caiue in deal, as the limit was given in the I witb me . IIe dnw a c ; rd . 1 BtootJ intoxication charges, |pat. ‘Your first bet, BUI,’ they
wimt .« Man can i»o. | said. 1 pulled out a crisp $20 and A northern Indiana man ha. made Jfl red it } »t him. The double X
application for Iris ninth divorce,: dldn > t go . He called me on four and he did not begin Iris matri lovely trays. I had a pair of duces.
GKAPKVINK R1DOE. Mrs. Ida Neese’s father and mot her of Poland, Jiave been visiting hero tins
week.
A. Neese ha* set an orchard on hifarm this spring. There is another railroad being surveyed on tbe Ridge. Tins time it comes | down the river past Croy’s mill, tlieu to Poland and Bowling Green. bred OlenduflTs team ran away hist Saturday, fhey ran about two miles and ran into a load of hay. A broken tongue was all the damage done! Charles Deluo lias moved on the Me
Nutt farm.
The Knights of Pythias are going to build a hall In Poland this summer. M • F• Kattiuan will ocetipy ihc ground floor for his implement business.
Notire Thin, Young jllen!
The young republicans of Green-
road superintendent in Indiana i. a ale requested to meet at the
mayor s office on Wednesday evening for the purpose of perfecting the organization of a Y'oung Men's Republican club. A meeting was held last week and the preliminaries arranged. The club will march on next Saturday to the depot to meet Col. Thompson to escort him to the city, and the matter of preparing for the event will be arranged at
Wednesday’s meeting.
The Law on It,
The Kish Commissioner has received letters from the different parts of the State asking him to coyie and arrest fish law violators, The writers of these letters seem to
fish constable and that it is his sworn duty to arrest and prosecute all violators of the fish law. If
the law against tbe defender he is
liable to n fine.
came in.
file Oendiy “Curtin Nnil, "
There is probably no other single evil indulgence that wrecks the human system to the extent that the
IIg ,t 0 1 e dealer. | jmbjt 0 f smoking cigarettes does, rbo fi?,t mao a t hi, left op«neri the j A po.t i,,,, I ,;,I
juak-pot for a couple of OSl.^ • „ ^ k.,, #t „ wb „
just died from the effects of the habit revealed the fact that the membranous sack inclosing the heart was enlarged until it held about a gall>n of water, the heart was abnormally contracted, a fatty growth had formed, and both the lungs and spleen were enlarged and
weakened by the disease.
SOUTH OMB WAV TIOKBTS ANffi SOLO At H Cents a Mile
LOUISVlLkS * MASHVILkB H. «. To individuals on the First Tuetday, and to parties of seven or more on the Third Tuesday of each month, to nearly all points in the South ; and on special dates Excursion Tickets are *old at a little more than One Fare for the round trip. For full information write to 1.1. RIDOELY, N. W. Pass. Agent, Chicago, 111. C. P. ATMORE, Gen’l Pass. Agt., Louisville, Ky.
SENT FREE. Write for County Map of the South to either of the above named frentlemen. or to P. Sid Jones, Pass. Agent, iu charge of Immigration, Birmingham, Ala.
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monial career until he was fifty No more X raise
five years old. This diows what n j hadn’t tampered with one then I’d
man can accomplish in any one di- 1 been $20 better off.”
rection by giving iris whole atteu
tion to the matter.
These contemplating a visit to Mar-
A Terrible Accident, A construction train on the Bod-
Telephones.
counting room
editorial room
62 95
For President, Win. McKinley,
Of Ohio.
UelHiblli uu ,'■•iin<.|ininiil<' Tl< k<*t.
First Ward. -
FRANK L. 1.ANDES.
Second Ward.
GEORGE HATHAWAY'.
Third Ward-
JOHN < . BROWNING.
Sbxi> news to Telephone 95.
tinsville during the congressional con- lord Belt line went through a sevvention on Thur.day should form a 1 enty six foot trestle this morning. P Rrt J ' !, ' !l ; : 1 get rates. If a party I Five workmen ware killed outright of ten go ihey can secure a rate of $3.85 „ i „.u . i • ■ , , ... ...... , , ami others seyerclv injured. The
cars were loaded with rock an l other heavy material. The engineer and firemen jumped in time to save themselves from death, but
were badly hurt.
each. There will !>e two coaches and n band on the 1 :!!5 Vandalia train on
Wednesday afternoon.
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< >f ill health, despondency and despair, gi.es way to the sunshine of hope, happiness and health, upon taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, because it gives renewiri life and vitality to the blood, and through that imparts nerve siren J| grii, vigor and energy to the whole body. Read g J 1 this letter:
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In some of the cities where Mrs. Ewing has given cooking lessons the colored folks attended in good numbers. There are a number of colored cook- in Greencastle and several have expressed an intention of attending. The managers will he glad to have the colored ladies attend the entire course where they will be welcomed along with lb - others taking lessons. The lecture tomorrow wilt be free and will be on th"
s a p a r i I 1 a | ^ ue on wie
helped me wonderfully, | su, jjr‘'t of bread-making. / t Baker & changed sickness to health, gloom to sun- ! Browning s hull at 2 :!itl p. u». shine. No pen can describe what I suf- r> „ i - ■„ ~ T . , fered. I was deathly sick, had sick head- ‘ j t K ' C 'T' 1 " "‘f 1 ' r ‘‘" elVed a aches every few days and those terrible ! c ' ! ‘ rd i lru ;“ An,st * rda,n “^ing him for a tired, despondent feelings, with heart " 10 e l ,I,ce .shoes aud an
troubles so that I could not go up and
Tux observing American citizens, keeping one eye on the treasury returns during the next six months, and the other on the swelling tide
for protection that is rolling over ‘ ’ “
1 ~ 1 8G3£0(i. the country, will wonder if the treasury balance will bold , out uu i til a president and a congress are installed for protection and rev-!
enue.
There are individuals who tem porarily make their homes in j Greencastle who are want to criti-1 else the local government. They I compare Greencastle to other cities and try to show that this city is
not well managed and all the time, .. _ _
would almost take my oreath away. I suf- i , •
know that they are merely talking j fered so I did not care to live,yet I bad ’ t “ , ‘ V ill “ l!ill » tracks.
Sunshine down stairs without clasping my hand I over my heart and resting. In fact, it
illustrated catalogue. Tbe card was a curiosity containing four languages, blue on one side and white on tbe other, it was mailed on the Hud inst. Mr. Christie answered that he was not in
the wholesale business.
The Greencastle Manufacturing co., j are having a new switch put in from
Cushman's MENTHOL INHALER CirfPB all troubles of the Head and Throat. CATARRH, HEADACHE, NEVRALUIU. LaGRIPPE. \1/|| f Miar You 1 il l InVYILL bunt . .i . i, , btintfinK oughltig, HKADAC’HK. (onu««» effecte
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Th^ er:< ‘ Brings Sleep to the Sleepless. Cures liihoumid
j • | . ... and Nervous Prostration iXin-tuefooled with worthlewi COltl iveutnei li:is maile umi-ll tl tlryJIH I IniiUUlons. Take tmly CUSHMAN’S. l‘ri« .- fOc.at all
Druggists,
The Tim. (or Rutldlng
Up the system-is at thii season.
up®* the vital ferees The blood ^ ^ ; MENTHOL BALM'>
become impoveri-bed and impure, uu! cm., wound.-, Bur. : ° ! 6
all the function.*- of the body sutler in j
Hood - Sarsaparilla is j
Rheum, OM Eore» f
ns, Frostbites. Excels e.ll ES Pik Rt i >rupff!*ts. Adur - Cushman Maou-
oonsequence.
the great builder, because it is the One , True Blood Purifier and nerve tonic Hood s Pills boi-nme (he fav iiitej cathartic with ud >vlio use them. All
druggists. 25c »
Mr-. Ewing* leetures on enoking will l»e held at Baker Browning's hall. Tickets are nnw on -ale at Langtlon’s ami Hopwood's Book stores, e.o.d.tf
$2.50 for one dozen ('animack's.
earlionettes at tf.
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Goto Cai.imai k, successor to Kerr, for finest photos in tiie eity. tf. Fine bulbe and dowering plants for sale. M KS. Sl'UHllKON. 141tl2 E. M. ts- Bilges lat< and select wall papers at Tierey & Co. 142-12t.
Trilby ; anels at Cammaek’s for $1.0(1 per dozen. tf.
plexion only No ire Li-V i \ \ /s T can give. Sh* give, a pl'W»'CJ—“ * cleat and soft 1 ' b use Dr. liebras Ynla Crea .i It not |i I a paint or powetv to cover defects. .V H'A B |vm rid '• v ; 2 cess of r^ne’vir.g tls- vh-litr . ! • • Nkir. ; V ’ banishin,; all rjn^hn-.ss, rt u>e*>. I tnoics, pimpk.., l*lackhcac!s, si: urn und * tan. It (toes thi, ttirefy ,tr. i ' rn h - ' be* cr.use naturally. !'• tire nears both «kinbeauty and skWbeaUo. Viola ; 'iiti-ooap hastens the process, bet aui • n t ] tire na R delicate soap. It should be usei con- tf nection with the Cream. It should be used nin the nursery, too. Ordinary soaps arc not H fit f‘»r a baby’s sk4n. Vi. 1 * Cr am, 50 cents. Viola Shin-Sttap, -5 c- -v.- jj.t by drug* ||
Krank Landes went to Indianapolis tliis morning.
gilts or 5.-nt hr m ill. vnj to o. c. 1 r. sr.i ec r .leco, o.
T. If. Patee is month’s illness.
OMt after a three
Elder Wood preached im Catlin yesterday. Mrs. S. Parker has returned from Cloverdale where she has been visiting relatives.
because talk is cheap. These fellows when approached by the loeni assessor, always live in another city and therefore cannot be ns-
People who pay no taxes
in Greencastle should keep still. It is unbecoming in them to talk against a government of which they confess, when they have to, that
much to live for. There is no pleasure in Mrs. Charles Goodwin and children life if deprived of health, for life becomes | of Ladoga, are visiting Mrs. Carrie
a burden. Hood's Sarsaparilla does far \,- a [( Z
more than advertised. After taking one bottle, it is sufficient to recommend C. C. Matson went to Bedford thi-af-itself. ’ Mas. J. E. Smith, Beloit, Iowa. ■ teruoon to attend court.
that they are not a part.
Tnr; senior class have shown
Judge E. K. Miller, of Bloomington.
good, sourtd wisdom in se'cctingj was in town today.
Hood’s
Sarsaparilla
Is the One True Mood Purifier. All druggists $1. I Prepared only hyp. I !lc>.,[|&rn.. I.owell. Mass. !
11. II. Ilillis went to Indianupcli-thi-
afternoon.
Dr. Mary Allen’s lecture tonight at ! Locust .St. church on “Social Purity or j the Beatific Vision” is free to all.
G. \V. Black -hipped a car of hor-es to Indianapolis this morning, and John
Hood’s Pills ;',e«,heitoc r he'.' i 'as’ce,ns: 1 ^hogs to tbe same market.
Putnam lodge. No. 45, I. O. O. F., will meet tomorrow evening. First, second and third degrees will be conferred. Visiting and resident members in good standing are requested to attend.
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L>oman<le<i hu IuvoBtlg;atioD.
< i»ll f«>r Convention.
Notice is hereby given that the Republlcan Joint Senatorial convenion for the counties of Hendricks and Putnam will be held at the mayor’s office in Greenca-tle, Thursday, April id. 1896, atl0:.Wa. in. It is desired that there be a full attendance of delegates and alternates and republicans iu general.
David ITaldev,
Chairman Hetidrieks County.
CiiAMi.ita B. Case,"
Chairman Pittunin county. Settler’. Kates via the Vanrtalia l.lne. On the first Tuesday of each month the \ nudalia line, will sell one way
Washington, April 18. Robert Hckets to points in Kentuckj', TennesBonney, an American iqtizen, was ^ce, Alabama, fieorgia. North Carolina
South Carolina, Florida, Mississippi and Louisiana at. abrnt one lutlf the regular rate. For further particular*
ee
J. S. Dowuxo, Agt.
murdered in Sau Salvador March 28, and as a result the slate department has demanded tho fullest investigation. The case was brought to the attention of the United State officials by Uon-
ginmimi Marah at lllunus, who hud re-1 — 11 —
ceivod n letter from Circuit Judge The Banner Times telephone news Bonney of Quincy, Ills, saying that Ins number is 95. Remember it when von
nephew Robert Bouncy was engaged in have an item. We want the new-. ' business near Sonsouate, San Salvador, : . _ aud the statement had reached him that 1 i or Job Printing see
his nephew had been killed. ’J I t 1!a,\nm Titvis, ; tit it ts