Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 April 1896 — Page 2
B ANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE, INDI ANA, f fT.SDAA APRIL 2H l«‘Ki
CEO. E. BUKE.
Greenxastle, Ind.,
General
Insuranee, Real Estate And Loan
nominated by the republicans "’ill be e’.eeted. The opposition may be depended upon to have every man out at the p ’lls, and the republican ! who fails to tube part in deciding
\SH 1 \( fTON 1 K I TKII been a great change of public -enti-
' inent; the people are beginning to realize the many good point of the law, and
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the result will be guilty of a seriou* Intereotlng Doing* of rul.Uc Men, and n
neglect of duty.
Agent.
Tin: St. Louis Globe Democrat oilers some very excellent advice to tile youth of the land saying: “This is a good year for young men who . have just reached the voting uge to ally themselves with the republican party. That is to say, there was I never before so little reason why I any young man should begin to use
3, Very Low the ballot by voting the democratic
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For President, Wm. McKinley, Ol' Ohio.
ItllPl Hl.lCAN t'Ol \ 1 5 TICK11T. For lis'irosentive, A. 11. MOOKE, Of • 'lintou.
For 1 teasurer. .1A Mils M ATTIIIAVS, Of Orcenciistle.
For 8 he rill', OANTEL W. MA( Y, <>l Jctlerson.
For Asse--or. FORK St KII1XKR, < »f Uii.'sell.
For Surveyor, FRAN K W 11.1.1 A MS, Of Warren.
For < oroner. OR. \V. E. SI MMERS, ()f Eraiikliit
Indeed, it is a comfort to live in Green castle under republican rule. No one seriously wants a change. A few democratic ringsters are seeking to draw interest away from the county campaign by howling for “reform” in Grecncastle. What they mean by reform is a question that is both'ring the voter of intelligence. Do they want to go back to dark streets, no fire protection, poor police protection and muddy roadways? Do they want democratic gravel in Green castle? What kind of reform can they boast? They never reformed any salaries in Putnam county, but drew every cent they could until a state law made tham desist, and then they desisted after making u fight against the law. One of their number is now cr3’ing “reform." The whole question is the gau/.iest piece of buncombe ever set betorc an intelligent public. Voters have a full week to look into this matter.
Weigh it carefully.
1 am satisfied that the republicans will reap the benefit from it instead of disaster. It is about as good a statute as the ingenuity of man could contrive; it wipes out the dives where the poorer
of Npir«* Here ami There as Seen
it. Our special Corrcspomicnt-Notcs, j c’as-cs loaf and -quander their e..rnlaridcnts, Etc. mgs; it puts the business of selling Iniuor on the best possible plane by Washington. April 27, 1896. | l>i‘ttbig it in the hands of responsible
o . . , , . . men, and It doe* away with the corSenator lillmatts heal is about ten , ,, , T , , . -i 1 ruption and blackmail of the old re-
times as big. in Ins own mind, since he • . 1 ,,
returned from bis western trip. He j» ! I .... , actually believes that his chance for , administration makes a record being nominated for president bv the i ^ Pmt.ulity and preiudue m every- . , ... ^ thin?: it touches. lor the second time
Chicago convention on a tree sil\er , , ,
, ' . . , , a board ol his brother Oiticers have sub-
platform is a jjoou one, and he >aya
. . 1 1* . 1 t .w ! nutted a report to tne war dei)artment
there is no longer the slightest doubt , , . /. , . 1 ^ .. . , , , , deelarin" Lieut, behotielu, arson of Gen.
thattlie silver dem-erats will control, . , ,7 , „ ,
. , .... . benotield, to be unfit for promotion on
that convention, ilo thinks that west- ., \ , . 1; . 1 account of his heinsr verv deaf, surely h ern tour has made him so solid with t ,
, , . . . *i . i : ^ood enough reason, rtut for the seethe democrats of that section that tic is . . . _ ...
.. , ond time, Secretary Lamont has disapnow plu-imng for a southern siveeh-1 ^ ^ ^ t| ♦?.. n,, /
makii.g trip which will take
bama, Askansas. Florida, Georgia.
Mississipi and Texas. When TiilmaiTs! .... ,
» . .. • | lor promotion within 'ix months. J he
aspirations for the democratic presi- 1 , , . , . •
.. ^ , explanation is that Gen. behofield is dential nomination were hrst talked. * . ,
. , j*! i ii . i i one of Mr. Cleveland s ehuin^.
about tin* t levehtnd democrats regarded
i-j \> k .: P roV1 *^ l * ie ,,n, ^ n o the Military Exumiiiiujg board, and has now directed that Lieut. Schofield be le-examined
it as a good joke, but they don’t now. 1 ,,e ,,i8 " rill ' efu ^ wlth ,,,k ‘ , . ,t ' lps - .ItHtwere the rieveland democrat- cu ‘ ,s aml . otl,er 8tra >’ ,,lts ,,f ui iir,t ili-pt.-ed to pool, pool, the | govermnent >fat,onery which Bepretif the .-ilver democrats controlling the ' 1<l ' iri ' t ' s ' l ' " ' l " 0 ," 11 ' , !l ' H Cbicagc convention. Today most of ,,f Mi-s.-Hfiippi, got into, in a
tbein admit the probability tbai a ma-
jority of the Chicago convention will; be silver men, but -ay they rely upon • the intlueuce- w hieli ineu likt >ei;:!tor ■ Brice and ex-Secietary Wbiiney tan ! bring to bear upon' them after they geli to the convention to prevent the adop- j Hon of a radical silver platform or the i
nomination of a silver, man.
into,
House committee room the other day, indicates the present status of the sil-
ver and anti—ilvrr democrats. Money i- a silver democrat and Hall \va- otiginally elected as such, but be was converted by Mr. Vlevelind at the extra session of the fifty-third congress w hich repealed Hie purchasing elaitse of the so-called Sherman silver law, and is now anti-silver. They are all ready
The senate is now working under an
understanding that nothing important' ro ,,v ar ea ' " '' tU '' r * tl,roaU 11,hI uo,, ° ,ly . shall be taken np until all of the Appro- ™ 11 ,K ‘ '" r l ,nselJ if Imago conven-
tion should end in a free lijcbt in which
Thkrl is more rottenness in that free gravel road exhibit of expenditures made in the Democrat of a recent issue than anything ever foisted on Putnam county. A great deal of that money went to keeping a certain set of democratic heelers from kicking out of the traces, and the public gets the worst of it as far as roads arc concerned.
Ninrl)’ Per Cent. of all the people need to take a course of llotsps Sarsaparilla at this s-ason to prevent that run-down and debilitated condition which i. vites disease. The money invested in half a dozen bottles of Hood’s Sai-uparilla will comeback with large i •turns in the health and vigor of body and strengh of nerves. Hood'Pills are easy to buy, easy to take, easy to operate. Cure all liver ill-. 2.5 cents.
pnaiion bids are disposed of. and some (
think that adjournment is probable on j m ' r " (llln «" ous wei P° ,,s t, ' iU1 " ,k but *
or about May Iti, the date suggested at
tie- will be used.
a recent conference of republi an senators, but everybody recognizes that there can be nothing eerUiin about it nutil a joint resolution naming the day for adjournment has been actually adopted by the senate. The House is alright and will promptly agree to any
date set by the senate, and will wait for
the senate to take the initiative. Numerous congressmen breathed
easier when the annotMicetnent wa»
laade that the Venezuelan Boundary
Commission hall decided to send to The
Hague for the purpose of having an ex-
\ Former <»r«'eiiea.*^N* i iti/.en.
Saturday’s papers contained accounts of the arrest of A. .f. Valcndinghain alias John Davidson at Keokuk, Iowa, for attempted pension fraud. Valendingliam was born and raised here. In 1857 lie married Hannah Evans at Lancaster, Me., and removed to Greencastle. In 1861 he enlisted in the Llnl Indiana, serving until 18(15. His wife and four children moved
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There was quite a respectable crowd witnessed the Wabash-De-1’auw base ball game at Greencastle Saturday and a very shaggy performance it was. Wabash won hut the supporters didn’t run out on the diamond to crown the victors with laurel wreaths. Outside the battery work Wabash put up a poor game and it was only due to the fact that DePauw put up a worse that Wabash won. The Wabash players had to face a very excellent pitcher and batted in rather poor form as a consequence. This however was no excuse for poor fielding and rank coaching. A number of
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BltAZl ;r Instantly ffl tho ravagil Catarrh. \M true BalsiiH marveioi».j ib ing power J! only lu;ov^ ? e»ly that m trates totbiH hidden re< A tills ia\M disease. ly (iestroJH nest s of nut heals the
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senses of smell, taste ami It has been used over IOvajI hospitals and private fan by Physicians and Spec „
runs were lost because of lack of the ono infallible remedy^™ management and headwork and it pconom^eaL^COets. 1 botfi was dearlv demonstrated again that tainlng iB necks* treatnn
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Wabash needs a he.ii euptitin, , JJraziliaii Balm ©ftenT I Miserable judgment was exercised Cold over night. Cores Oil
at all stages and us in the game tfri^^and
with Outings doubtful dies were fectsoatofthesystem. AlS not called and were consequently KrJSts^break? ti'/ZanM allowed to drop between the licsi- TypboldandScarletPevenj>® tating Holders. DePauw played B u stomach troubles. Inf J in execrable form and pitcher Pulse troubles it relieves likafl
, , r , Dissipates Mumps in on-is
was tlic only redeeming feature of Believes Piles and Cons*
their plav. The merr • men of Wa overnight. ForConsti
, . ‘ , aa for Piles. It does all thiSB bash will have to get down to a undpromptly,yetitisno* technical study of the game. They it relieves ttie inflammatM
need of
( lj, ., M( i turo does the rest. Itiswl tlnip ne and wolKht in Kcld ia everyl ( rairjonlei -He Jonr ® vev !OOdose3 In a Mk.l
alrlal biro 115c. Ask for Ql
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are sadly in generalship.
nal.
pert examination made of the original' ,
Dutch documents in tin*Royal Archives.! to Eulton county, Illinois and in w hich bear upon the Venc/ 'elan Bonn-; 18611 he visited them there. That dary question. It had been rumored | wa9 tlie | ast they 8 aw of him.
I After the war he assumed the alias of John Davidson and twenty years
For Comtni--Intior. 2nd District, ,1. REA I'. Of Marion.
1 ( i < iiiimiis.-ioner. ;!rd District, 1.5 < l ROUS 8TON EK, Of Wasliington.
Itcimbllt an t oitni llintuile Ticket. First W ard. FRANK L. i.ANDES. Second Ward. GEORGE HATHAW AY. Third Ward. JOHN ( . BROWNING.
Mr. Davis, who lives near Roachdale, and hi- family had a very narrow escape just after noon today. They were driving norm on Arlington street when a bicyclist frightened the horses causing them to run into < 'ook’s fence. ' 'tie wheel and the pole were instantlv demolished. The lines were jerked out of Mr. Dayis’ hands and the team, a pair of fine bays, dashed off at a mad gallop. The only thing that saved the family from serious injury was the breaking of the pole.
finished it- work and wouH make It report to the president in a diort time, and it w a- feared that if the report was made before congress adjonrnt !. it would result in an indefinite prolongation of the session. But it is now known that the commission cannot complete its work until tin -e old Dutch documents have been carefully gone over, and pos-ibl.v others at Madrid, which make* it ecruju that the report will not be made before next whaler. The idea that the Raines E teise i iw. Vas-id by the New York n*publiran legislature, was going to injure the republican party of that stale isn't h . g»r held even by deinoera.s, on the contrary it is guing to strengthen the republicans. Here is the opinion of Judge G. W. Meade, for same years a polict judge in New York City, who is now visiting Washington : “ >i lir-t it looked as though the Raines law would h» so di-ia-teful to the public that the republican party would hi made to hutier for its enectmeiit. But there has
A saucy tramp appeared at the residence of Ruben Rogers in Washington township Monday and upon the refusal of Mr. Rogers to feed him. pulled out a revolver and tired four shots si him. Rogers in turn pulled out his pi.-tol and snapped it at (he tramp. Of course the cartridge refused to explode and the tramp ran away while a shot gun was being hunted.
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Democrats believe in partiality . republicans in fairness. Democrats chose five out of eight county candidates for office from Greencastl© and the other three from two townships. Eleven townships have no representation whatever upon their county ticket. The republicans divided as fairly as possible. Eight townships are represented by eight candidates. The offices are dis tributed and Greencastle gets but one-all she is entitled to. Voter think of this between now and November!
The DeMoss concert i- highly spoken of by the pre-s of the county. Tonight at Christian church. It.
Ladle- see the new style belt buckles and shirt waist sets at H. S. Werneke’s jewelry store. 10613
Mrs.
Lewis lias returned to Crawfordsvillo after a visit with her daugh-
ter. Mr-. 1‘. O. Colliver.
Mis- Jessie Case, of Attica, visited friends in Greencastle today.
M r. and M i s. \V. M, in Lafayette.
1 >ay are visiting
11 a full vote is polled on next Tuesday there is good reason for believing that ever}' candidate
\\ hut in tin* Halter?
Art* you eonstiputed ? Do you have irk headaches? Is your Nervous -y--tem. liver or Kidneys out of order? If cure yourself by using Wright’s
Celery Tea. It improves rite complex ion. 1’rice 25 cents sold by Albert Allen, Druggist. 92-wks.Aw.
The iron grasp of scrofula has no mercy upon its victims. This demon ot the blood is often not satisfied with causing dreadful -ores, hu! rai k- the body with the pains of rheumatism until Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures. “Nearly (our years ago I became afUicted with scrofula nud rheumatism.
ago went to West Point, Iowa, lit married again and hie wi?e, now dead, bore him several children. In 1892 he applied for a pension, alleging that Yalemlingham was his assumed name, and basing his claim on an alleged injury received in battle. In LH9-1, Mrs. Valend ingham applied for a soldier’s widow’s pension, alleging her belief in the death of her husband, from whom she had not heard since This double application for a i>cn sion led to an investigation, which disclosed Yulendingham’s identity, and the fact that his injury was not received in the war, but ii boyhood, and it served as an identifying mark. Subsequent to her making her application for a pension Mrs. Valendingliam married Mr E. E. Saunders. Valendirghain was arrested Friday, and at his preliminary examination he was confronted by Ins wronged wife. Ho broke down and confessed all. The scene in the commissioners’ oflict was a most pathetic and dramatic one. He was sent to jail in default of furnishing .$1,000 bond.
nxci-ii.K The close of the Franklin township public .-H'hools will )«• marked thi- year by unusual features. The grudiwting exercise- will be In Id si Fincastte on Saturday evening. May 9. The address of the occasion will be delivered by Mrs. Emma Mont MvRea, the well known lady teacher of 1’urdne university. The celebrated Msntani brothers, of Indianapolis, will furnish music and there will he an admission fee of ten zents at the door
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PUTNAM VII.IE. The new firm of Wil!ia:os & Burns is new in full blast. T. J. Bridges has rente:! the blaeksuath shop of James Mangun and is now at work therein. (>. Bridges is home frost Indianapolis-. M r. and Mrs. Hubbard, of Mooresville are here on u visit. Ti e paper hanger is abroad in the land. Tit* closing hour in the life of Miss Eftie Paris, wD died last week, was a scene long to he remembered by those present. >111' wa- conscious t » the last, and bid her friends the kindest adieus and expressed her readiness to gu. Her greatest regret was that she was leaving a mother so lonely, the mother being the nly one left of a family of six. John (j. D»nn.
Running sores broke out on my thighs. Pieces of bone came out and an operation was contemplated. I had rheumatism in my legs, drawn up out of shape. 1 lost appetite, could not sleep. 1 was a perfect wreck. I continued to grow worse and finally gave up the doctor’s treatment to
take Hood's Sarsaparilla. Soon appetite came back; the sores commenced to heal. My limbs straightened out and 1 threw away my crutches. I am now stout and hearty and am farming, ■‘whereas four years ago I was a cripple. I gladly recommend Hood’s Sarsaparilla.” URliAN Haximonij, Table Grove, Illinois.
Wfien it comes to the genuine article of news the Banner Times has it.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
(juite a number of our colored citizens will go t.o Brazil tonight to participate in and witness the eake walk. Hugh Homey expects to carry ott'nll the premiums and break bis former record.
And 41J Wa* Well. They nu t by chance on Michigan avenue—a big man and a little man—and accidentally bumped into each other. Shaking his fist at the big man, ho shouted: “You did that on purpose!’’ “No, I didn’t “ “I say you din! Will yon fight me right here, and m/w?” “1 am no lighter. ” “Of course not! You are afraid to tackle me!’’ “No, I'm not; hut I'll hide my time. I •an wait ’’ “Going to hit me with a brickbat some dark night, are you?” “No. sir. I shall take a manly revenge. ” “Have me arrested, eh?” “No. ir. i am going to (California. When l get thire, I shall box up a stone weighing about 20 pounds and send it to you by oxpre-s (’. O. I). ?t will cost you idiout $1 ! to pay the charges.” “But I won’t receive it.” “Oh. yi s, you will. Curiosity t > know what is in the box will bo too strong for you. You’ll take it quick enough, and my revenge will be complete. ” “See heVe, old follow,” remarked the little man, after a moment's thought, “I was too fast. I have wronged yon, and I beg your pardon. Let's shake and make up. ” And then Me y shook, and then all' was wi ll.—Detroit Free Press.
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Itig Fo-wr Kxt’iirMioHU. ’ To Cleveland April 211. 'j 2, witli a possible limit ri'tiir j 2. Account General Gonlei'I E.ciiureli. May I and 5 Harvest ExenrJ and south. May 5 and 0 to Indian.ipnli-I May 12 and 13 to South r.ej May IS and ID so lmli:iiu:|»l May 25 and “ill to lndiaii:i[ l June 1 and 2 to Ipdiaii: i"i J June 10 and 11 to War- .wll Jane 30 to July 1 to I i iMt l Return limits are liberal ill st»:iec. F. P. Hi k.-i|
The Detroit and Clevila#® Navigation < ompuin - now running daily (except 8 ■ tween Detroit and Clce l; I traveling East or West, NorilB try to arrange to take adv ii.i * luxurious steamers bet H and Ohio. If von are emii'iJ summer outing, write A. A '■ I’. A.. Detroit, Mich.. ' I pamphlet, which give foil inlfl of a trip to Maekinae m> fl Line.
:s«(tler’s Kates rra the Mimo* Un the first Tuesday of a th» Vandalia line will -t j tit kets to points in KeiiHii'i'm ser, Alabama, G.^wgia. N n South Carolina, Florida. I and I.ouisiaiia at alx-iu ''-'l regular rate. I-or furl her ■ ev J. S. Dowii*
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G. C. Matson went to I>eUford anil Bloomington this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. (V. R. Mugg,of (Juinev, were ill 1 he city today on business.
Miss Grai'c Bell is visiting in Borden.
C. W.
Davis, of Cloverdale, wa in
town this morning.
Mrs J. Marksbuti has returned from Crawfordsville.
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Engraving the ttotto. Very few inscriptions uro avaii&lite for engraving op weddingrim-s, lockets, brneelets, etc., writes Mrs. Gairctt Webster in The Ladies' Home Journal, as the space for engi uving is so limited. For this reason tho Hebrew word “Mizpab, ” with its small form and exquisite sentiment, is, and has always been, a great favorite between lovers. “Love inspires love,’’“Love today while wo may,” “God saw tins- most fit for me, “Love and trust,” “No heart more true than mine to you.” “I um thine, thou arl mine,” and its well known French, German and L.din forms tin' all great favorites. A charming fashion is the usage of two rings, in each ono of which half the phrase is engraved, the two when read together giving the complete quotation. The last quoted sentiment is the favorite for this purpose. Latin and French phrases are frequently used in this connection because of their brevity. “Prendre moi tel que je suis, ” "Tak' me just as I am;” “Tuam tuebor,” “I will defend thee;” “Semper fidelis,” “Always faithful;” “Une je Kervirni,” "One I will serve”—are a few of the most used phrases, with their translations.
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