The Greencastle Democrat, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 October 1893 — Page 4

Clothing*. The HUB Clothing* Store

Is the place to buy

C,fl % Hats, Caps,

■AND-

Gents' Furnishing Goods.

Cun Thin Be .lustire ?

The Hendricks county carte is referred to the attention of the “ southern outrage editors ” of the numerous republican organs which make a specialty of such occurrences during campaigns. Hendricks is a fertile and prosperous ! county, covered with school houses and churches, and is not located in Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia or Texas, as one might well suppose from recent events. A red-handed murderer, who wilfully and deliberately killed a man, with no provocation whatever, receives a sentence of 199 days in the county jail! Every citizen of Hendricks county should hang his head in shame. Never more, hitter republican partisans of Hendricks, raise a howl over alleged crimes of this character in the South.

The HUB undersells its neighbors. The HUB. 6-/' ’LOWEST PRICE HOUSE IN PUTNAM COUNTY. See our Men s All-wool S5 Suits. ‘•After the Ball is Over,” There is nothing like a good easy chair, and

A Tip From Sugar ('reck.

t'rawfordsvllle Star.

Our worthy Greencastle contemporary, the Democrat, is off in one respect in speaking of the P. O. S. of A. when he getsthat growing young order mixed in his mind with the A. P. A. The P. O. S. of A. member proudly wears his society emblem and is not around attacking the catholic or any | other organization, religious or secular that is patriotic The A. P. A. is an origanization of quite another color, working in secret as the anarchists themselves except they do not indulge in bombs. Largely it is an organization composed of cranks, religious bigots, and republican politicians who are trying to scare some democrats into the belief that the six per cent, of our population who are Catholics are going to rise up and swallow all the rest of the population, Methodists, Presbyterians, Christians, Baptists and everybody else. Some timid people

All your time hereafter will be required j ^ uXJffeWaSmeS 1 oUhe^ to defend the cold-blooded ami unpun-1 elegant liars and political montebanks, ished murder committed within your but a great many of them are dropping

own borders.

On October 21, 1892, Henry Allison went to Congressman Cooper’s meeting at Plainfield for the purpose of raising a disturbance. He did so; shot and instantly killed Alva Williams, a captain of a democratic club, with no excuse whatever for the crime. In a few days he will walk out of jail a free man, but forever is branded and it will follow him wherever he may go as a man who took the life of a fellow being with premeditation and without

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out from day to day when the purpose of the society is disclosed. Some time ago the Democrat took the stand that the objects of the A. P. A. were contrary to the principles of the constitution of the United States. It charged that the devilish teachings of that order were a blow at the very foundation of our government. The following extract from the Pittsburg

Post is to the point:

It would be difficult to conceive o anything more dastardly and treason able than the objects and methods of . the A. P. A. It will be short-lived of

Yes, law-abiding people of Hendricks | c0 „ r80 , hut in the meantime may do county, let the cowardly murderer go 1 great injury and wrong. It wars on the and his curse with him.' The dastard vital principles of the American consti-

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I will mark him forever and cry out j power ot a patriotic and enlightened j against him though he seek the deep-j public opinion, the religious quarrels

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dark ages. It would put the country under the rule of ignorance and big-

est canyons and most lonely snow-; covered ranges of the Himalayas.

YOUR DOUUAR

GOES FURTHER AT THE

BOSTON STORE THAN ANY STORE IN CENTRAL INDIANA. IPe have the Goods: they were bought for C. /SJf. II‘r were on the spot when the Manufacturers needed money. All of our Goods trere bought at 50 per cent on the dollar. Jl V hare made pi Ices LO WER TIL LY EVER. Mote a few of the liargains for THIS WEEK: 500 White Honey Comb Towels, good size, at 3|c apiece. 15 doz Breakfast Shawls at 10c each. [one dollar. 10 doz Ladies’ Moleskin Skirts, just the thing for winter wear, at 69c, wortii^ » 10 pcs of Two Tone Dress Goods i Hoopsackingi at 25c per yard, worth 5(>c. 25 doz Gauntlet Gloves, in black, grey or tan, at 19c. 500 yds of Glenetta Flannel, in pink, tan and grey, at 12[.c per yard. 2(H) Silk Chiffon Handkerchiefs, at 121c apiece, worth 25c. Bradvale Broadcloths for Capes, 55 inches wide, at 83c per yard. Ladies’ Black All-wool Union Suits, at .'*1 87, worth $3. Plenty of 59c Ladies’ Union Suits. Those who came late last week can get them this week. \\Y show the cheapest line of Ladies’ and Misses' Jackets, .also Children's Cloaks, ever shown in Greencastle. BOSTON STORE,

Quality the Best

IS \ K(i AI \-G i VKBS or GKKE.WASTLK. Prices always the Lowest. “ What the Boston says is so.”

Is the place to get it. Our stock of Furniture is BIG, NEW and COMPLETE And will be sold at prices that are AWAY DOWN. Best Equipped Undertaking Establislimeiif /"k County EAST SIDE (□ GREEM’ASTLE INI).

IMt'iiiling tilt* i\ (*. S. A.

Mr. Harrie Pontious, a leading business man of Crawfordsville, sends the

Democrat a long letter in response to j sectarian

its criticism, last week, of the A. P. A. and the Patriotic Sons of America. He writes in behalf of the laCer organization, and the style of his communication proves him to be a gentleman and scholar. He also kindly sends a pamphlet giving the principles and ob-

otry. The know-nothingism of forty years ago is respectable in comparison, for in those forty years much good work lias been done by all creeds to abate the bitterness and wrong of

prejudice and fanaticism.

| This the A. P. A. would rekindle and add to its intensity by the most knavish

slanders and lies.

The Greencastle Democrat.

H.B. MARTIN, C. L. MARTIN,

Editors and Proprietors.

both to our country and the ora of civ-

ilization in which we live.

Entered at the Postofttce iud., as second elass matter.

si list uirnoN:

Per Year #1 no Six Months GO

eastle at some future date. He declares the order has nothing to do with the A. P. A., is as deserving as any

Tree to the teachings of the know-j fraternity in Putnam county, is innoat Greencastle, nothing element of the republican J cent of anything of a political nature, party, the editor of the Brazil Enter- that they have no ambition politically, prise, a bitter partisan, defends the and have no connection whatever with A. P. A. and tangles himself up in | the republican side show known as the

Muter Makes a Timi in Geese.

I.adago Leader.

For many months there has been an ordinance against geese running at large upon the streets. Sometimes

I jects of the P. O. S. of A., and says {it seemed to be forgotten. But one j that a lodge will be organized in Green-j person in town has kept geese, and

that was Mrs. Bridget Mahoney. Re-

Greencastle, ImL October 7, 1K93. Agents for the Dcmoirut. W. K. Horn, Cloverdnle. A. J. A1 bright, Manhattan. J. \V. Gardner, Portland Mills. Milton K. Thomas, Morton. J. T. Siddons. Fillmore. Will Abrams, Greenoastle. Mrs. H. 11. Cline, Carpentcrsvllle. Nathan Fisher, Coatesvllle. George W. Irwin, Hoaehdale. All of the Dkmck'kat’s old agents who will continue to act, and all new ones who will serve ns in this capacity are requested to forward their names for publication at once. Terms made known on application. tf The Democrat has a cat-o’-nine-tails for the A. P. A., whenever and wherever that detestable order pops up its head. The latest thing in the way of an air ship is Congressman Johnson, of Indiana. He is as full of gas and wind as a Kansas cyclone. The Republican party had its birth in knownothingism, and a lineal descendant of that proscriptive organization will prove its death.

American Philandering Asses. Mr. Pontious’ well written letter makes a strong argument for the order he defends and it is worthy of note that in no instance does he pen a word in defense of the notorious Knownothing organization. Mr.Pontious is high up

the wheels of the Democrat’s bandwagon. For the benefit of this bright little editorial writer the DkmI ocrat will devote some space to ] sound advice for his worship’s benefit, even though it be wasted. A good ! newspaper man does n’tdeal with “ ru-

mors,” but makes a specialty of facts.! in Masonry and what he writes is enHe, the Enterprise editor, should close titled to consideration and is of course

his ears to all “rumors” regarding the the truth.

political situation at Indianapolis, and However, while the Democrat [ endeavor to print facts ifit is possible has no desire to make a tight on for so fanatical a republican sheet to j Mr. Pontious or his brethren yet it is put them in type while squirming un- not convinced that there isa crying deder the lesson administered by the mand for such a fraternity therebeing voters of the country last fall. The little necessity for the existence of an Democrat has thoroughly studied the | order of this character—and cannot principles of the A. P. A., and this reconcile itself to the idea which seems is its verdict: The order is an j to predominate it. In the meantime annex of the republican party and the Democrat again asserts that it a revival of knownothingism; no | has a rock in its pocket for the A. P. A. true American no matter what his whenever and wherever it makes an

party affiliations no patriot, no good ) appearance,

citizen should touch it, but should |

denounce it at every opportunity. I Wb regret that we haven’t space for Yes, Brother Wolfe, its platform of an interesting communication sent us principles reads as charmingly as the a former and stock breeder who reopeningehapter ofa dime novel, but s > , i , ' s down in the pocket. He says look into them a little deeper, study : his HteerH nre alread y trained so they them fbr a few minutes. Then, if you wfll s,im<1 on th ® ir l,iM,1 ^ ^ are the clear-headed man your newsy | word of command, and in his drove of

paper indicates, you will find some-

thing to “ give you pause.

Swindling pension agents have received no mercy at the hands of Mr.

Cleveland. Thus he has proven him-1 The writer had the pleasure of hearself the true friend of the veteran sol-1 ing Senator Dubois make a political dier. speech out in Idaho several years ago.

m Mr. Dubois was then a candidate for

The democratic party stands for an Congress, as a delegate from that ter-

ritory. Hit* remarks* did not indicate (

honest dollar. No wild-cat bank notes

will he put in circulation by the politi- | that he would cal disciples of Jefferson, Jackson and 8tlr if sent to

Benton.

educated pigs there is not a single porker that will fail to turn a jack from the bottom of the deck the first trial. He hopes to have them in condition by next week to drive to Greencastle and pass muster before the city

council.

No democrat should visit Plainfield

The Democratic House has covered itself wit n glory, but the Republican obstructionists in the Senate will tie held to a strict accountability by the

people.

Thh Republican party was at one time distinguished for its brains, but its leading spirits are now confined to a half dozen windmills in the United

States Senate.

A Jimtown gentleman writes to inquire if a wooly billy goat can betaken through the streets of Greencastle under saddle or must he he in harness and hitched to a bicycle sulky? We refer him to the city council. If the gentlemen we educate at great expense at West Point cannot control their men better than those officers on duty in the Cherokee strip, we had better disband our measly little standing army. There is little use for it anyway. During the rush to the strip drunken soldiers shot down inoffensive men, and many of them disgraced the

create a very big! durin K a political campaign unless Washington. ' Later armed with a Rood Winchester, 45-

events have confirmed this im|)fl . s . calibre, and the necessary grit to desion. He asks the Senate to post-! fend hi8 life * For the benefit of foreign pone all important legislation un til readers we state that the town is not

an additional Senator can be chosen from Montana, Wyoming and Washington. This gentleman’s foolish nerve certainly proves him to he a genuine “gem of the mountains.” The business of the whole country is to wait the pleasure of three States'. How many million people reside in j these three great commonwealths i which ask so much of the United! States? Montana has a population of^ 132,159; Wyoming, 67,706; Washington, 349,390. And Idaho, the State represented by the man who would put off doing anything to relieve the country j until January 15, has the enormous number of 84,385 people. Not enough ; to run a big township in Indiana. ( i Comment is unnecessary. ...

Undertakers will be glad to learn that the output of cigarettes in the

United States is

located in the canebrakes of a Southern State but in the great commonwealth of Indiana, a State which leads all others in educational matters. Elect United States Senators by direct vote of the people and the country will not be annoyed by a windy, lazy and dangerous House of Lords. The Senate is not in touch with the people. Less frills, fuss and foolish dignity and more business would be very acceptable to the country at this juncture. The democratic party, true to its historic character, is again the champion of religious and political freedom. The republican party is now as it was in the days of knownothingism the friend and ally of proscription and in-

tolerance.

cently her entire flock was impounded, and as thev were not redeemed they were sold this week to Muter Baehelder, who sold them to Havens Bros, and that firm killed and shipped them out of town. The geese were a nuisance, but Mrs. Mahoney is grieving bitterly because of their sale, and she really deserves pity, for she cannot understand the workings of the

law.

Hearts That Heat as Hue. The following-named couples have been licensed for matrimony : Henry Taylor and Mary Walker. Elijah Bruner and Lucy E. Sals man. Ezra Buis and Daisy M. Hurst. George E. Bicknell and Emily Peck. FredG. McHargueand IdellaF. Keck. Linza R. Trout and Alma E. McCoy. Joseph T. Eggersand Rachel Gordon. John L. Stanley and Nettie Moore. It's Pretty Now. I, a dog a Lender. Greencastle will put an iron fence around her classical ruins known as a court house. Harvest Kxenrsions. The Vandalia Line announces a series of “harvest excursions” to points in the West and South-West, at rate of about one fare for round trip. Excursions leave Greencastle, October 10. For full particulars see J. S. Dowling, Agt. td Big Four Excursions. Harvest excursions to Western and Southwestern points Oct. 10. To Cincinnati Oct. 10 and 11, return limit Oct. 14, $4 50. To World’s Fair, delivery at Midway Plaisance, $5 35. Cut rates to western points. F. P. Huestis, Agt. LOCAL NEWS NOTES Miss Serena Spaulding has opened a first-class dressmaking establishment corner Indiana and Liberty-sts. Patronage solicited. 34t2 Golden Pie Peaches and Apples.. .$ 25 25 lbs. good Rice 1 oo A fine yellow Table Peach, per doz 1 50 33tf At Pherson’s, Bainbridge. Wanted A young man, must come recommended. Boston Store. It I IFish, oysters, eggs, butter and all kinds of produce constantly on hands. Farmers, we pay the highest market price. Try the new firm, northwest corner of public square. 84tf Williams & llciiton. Go to John Cawley’s for the original Anheuser-Bush Budweiser beer. 23-tf Do n’t forget Pherson, Bainbridge, will sell you a wood Pump cheaper than anybody. 33tf Genuine ROUND OAK STOVES at Phersim's. Bainbridge. 331 f The Democrat and the New York Weekly World will be sent to any addres one year for $1.66. ’ tf Smoke the Board of tieulth Cigar, one of the most popular brands mauufac tured by Herman Hoffman. 1-tf

HORSE BLANKETS AND ROBES Are what you want now, and you can get them DIRT CHEAP at my house, N. E. corner Square. Also. VEHICLES of Every Description. Hard and Soft COAL Promptly delivered to any part of the city at the lowest market price. Greencastle, Iml. JOHN CAWLEY.

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Ladies’ Fast Black Seamless Hose,

HLalSc pr

Ladies’ extra heavy

Ribbed V ests,

I Julies’

Suits,

?5c

men

Doctor E. SIIIl'LKY, Oculist, Gives his entire time to making examinations of the Eye and fitting Glasses

to correct defective \ ision.

Makes no charge for examinations, and charges only regular prices for

Spectacles sold by him.

Spectacles arc manufactured foreaeh ease in his own factory, which is located in the second story of his building. Beware of tramps and peddlers who ! are traveling overt lie conn try claiming to be Dr. Shipley’s agents. He has no

agents, and never travels himself. He I /■ ' i i •, lias been located at 16 W. W-sh.-st., | ' iO()(l (jUrlllty

irK' *20 vonr« I —

Ladies’ Black

Tights,

Bargains in

Canton U lannels.

5()c

50c

Greencastle, Ind., for nearly 20 years.

Office hours 8 to 12 A. M., i to5P. M. SCIENTIFIC Horseshoeing!

Outing Cloth for

7 l 2C yd

The best Corsets for 50 cents ever sold in

the city.

F. G. GILMORE.

JUICY STEAKS.

All Faulty Actions Stopped. We guarantee our shoeing.

Repairing of all kinds a Specially. CHARLEY PFEIFFENBERHER, Old Staml. Northeast ror. Square.

We kill none but the best stock. Give our meats a trial and you ’ll remain our customer. Choice cuts of all kinds trimmed to suit you by the best butcher in the State. Don’t fail to visP ‘- , <e New Meat Market, N. W. eor. of the Square.

World's Colmubian Fxposition Weekly. I>evoled Exclusively TO WORLD’S FAIR NEWS. 10c a copy or isic n month. Subscribe for nil the months to November 1. Invaluable to all who visit the Fair or stay at home. Profusely Illustrated. Address JEFFERSON JACKSON. Pub., ^■Vbn It . I'l'ai l».ni sin-. t. i

Cabs, Carriuycs, Etc., For Partin axi> WziuiiNua, at Feed and Livery Stable —OF— Chas. & Q. L. Cooper, Northeast Corner Square. Bartow’s Laundry. Have your mending done free. Work called for and promptly delivered. 29 tf

D E. WII.I.IAMSON,

RAIMiKR WILLIAMSON.

constantly on the in-j Foreign advertisers who write or

j crease. Cigars are falling off. Only send a man for terms all say, “we un87,015,430 are the figures which repre- J derstand the Democrat is the best

sent the increase of’93 over’92 ; total KP er e ^ er Published in Greencastle. j r i. v h.ii nm/.ir r nit

. ’ We want a place in its columns, as we Office in City Hall Block. Greencastle, Ind.

uniform of the U. S. A. by taking bribes ! number of little sticks of poison pro-1 }, aV e a showing in a paper Will give prompt attention to all legal ranging from one to ten dollars. The I iluced in 1893, 367,844,360. j that is eagerly read.” : business in office and courts. 23m6

WILLIAMSON & WILLIAMSON, Attorneys at Law.

LEWIS & CORWIN,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

Williamson Block,

Qreencaatle, Ind

IS AGAIN WITH US. Call and see him at THE OLD STAND. THE GREENCASTLE DEMOCRAT. A PAPER FOB THE PEOPLE. ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.

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