Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 March 1891 — Page 4
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Another of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company's Golden Gate specials I passed through here, en route tor Calij fornia yesterday. Between New York ! and St. Louis it was drawn by two engines. The train is so heavy that it is troublesome to make time with one of I even the largest engines in ih'service ! of either line over which the train I passes. Warren G. Hichaius delineations were of a very high order and conj vulsed the audience with laughter.— 1 Horton Herald. Mr. Richards appears I at Meharry hall, April 4th, with the ! New York Symhony club. Hood's Sarsaparillia has the largest sale of any medical before the public. Any honest druggist will comliim this
this statement.
Kig Four Itxrurklou.
On account of the State Encampm.Ant of O A. R. the Big Four w ill sell tickets to Indianapolis ami return at half rate April lith to Otb, re-
turn limit April 10th.
Remember that Big Four trains i leave Indianapolis 5:10 and 11:35 p: m. s j as to allow to patrons a long
day at the capitol.
dtf <& w 2 T. P. Hueetis. Aor.
Kik UIcii'h A mien Salve,
I The best Salve in the world for cuts j bruises, sores, tetter, chapped lumps, i chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, j ! and positively cures Piles, or no pay re- j j quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect i atisfactiou or money refunded. Price j 126 cents per box. For sale at Allen's |
D-PRICES
Used In Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard.
sa/j fuanc.'sco. cm.
lOUISr/lie, AY. HEW YORK. 13.Y
TITHE.
ENJOYS
Roth the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant ami refreshing to the taste, and acts gently ;.ct promptly on the Kidneys, /er and Bowels, cleanses the sysi n eflectually, dispels colds, headhes and fevers and cures habitual istipatiou. Syrup of Figs is the ...ly remedy of its kind ever prolueed, pleasing to the taste and ac Wptable to tlie stonuudi, proinjit in its action ami truly beneficial in its 'fleets, prepared only’ from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and 81 bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. drug store, Albert Vilen, prop 7> rl dlls
New Zealuml’g Wild fforges.
“Aboard the ship that carried tne from Now Zealand to ISan Francisco : were six thoroughbred New Zealand horses,” remarked T. Harding McLaurin, a wealthy sheepgrower of that British possession, soon after he arrived at the Grand Pacific hotel. “And the owner expects to accomplish wonders with these animals. It is a strange thing to I many that good horses should be bred j in New Zealand. I dare say that when I get to England, and when I relate various matters, my friends will answer | with a stare of incredulity. As a point | of fact the vast plains to the north of , my place—Otago—are the homes of i great herds of wild horses that roam j about as fearlessly as did the mustangs
or broncos of your western plains.
“Are they better horses than the unis I tangs? Well, they areas far above the American article as the pure blooded Arabian is above an ordinary draught horse. They are large and well built, and there is no uniformity of color. They live upon the rich tassocks and peelie grass that abound on their once volcanic fielils. “The New Zealand wild horse is a hard one to break, but once brought under control lie makes a magnificent driving or carriage animal. Cheap too. 1 have seen beautiful fourteen hand horses sold for fifteen pounds to be used for coaches. Breeding with imported stock produces a variety such as would lie well adapted to America. Just now sheep raising is the great industry of the island, but I predict a great future for the
horse trade.”—Chicago News.
New York is ahead of all tha other cities if individual riches running up into seven o’- more figures are meant. It is said that New York has over 1,000 millionaires, while London has 800, Paris
600, Berlin 200 and Vienna 100.
A 1’erverso Woman.
• What! you love another! But you Bind you'd marry me if your father dis-
owned you."
I know. But he didn't disown me you see!”—American Grocer,
THE POSITIVE CURE. I ELY BROTHERS. 58 Warren 8W Now York. Prieo 50 CU.BHL--
HARRIS & CO., & T Cnp olICccil Coffee is a JofJoreyer
TDIELA T-iEIR-S IUST
Flour and Feed.
GET THE
Nut,
: BEST : : Biiizil Block, Autkrioite and
Pittsburg
BEST ARTICLE IN TOWN
t—AT—
X-j. eilsicSz: Co’s
They Boast it Themselves. I!. F. HAYS A CO-
PAPER HANGINGS INTERIOR DECORATORS. mscouc CHURCHES. PRIVATE RESIDERCES, 1C. We invite visitors to call and inspect.
Correspondence solicited.
W. P. NELSON & GO.,
198 WABASH AVE„ CHICAGO, III.
TIME OARP.
MONON ROUTE.
_ „ TRUSS NORTHWARD.
Oar txnrms n : 2* p. m Ni«ht bxproita IV .55 m Lafayette Accommodation 1:42 a. m
•- trains southward.
Day Exores. ; :S 0 p _ m Wurht Bxdim. 1:37 a. m Bedford Accommodation . p. m
J. A. Micimet., Agent.
BIG FOUR.
trains eastward.
Indianapolis express 2:10 a. m Local accommodation aan a. m N Y., LoulsvIHu * Cln'ct, limited .'Gc? p. m New York and Cincinnati Mall 5;i«i p . u) local Freight I24# p. m
_ _ TRAINS WESTWARD.
8t. Louis* Kansas City mall „13:4S a. ro -< >cal Accomodation g ; M a. m Bt. Louis * Kansas C ty. United . 12:18 p is Mat toon Express sm p . ,n Local Freight 10:06 a. re
K. I*. HUESTI8 Agent.
VANUAL1A.
THAINS aOINU EAST.
Ito. ♦—Indianapolis Accumuio<latlon.H:/U a.m No. ‘AL-Atlantic Kxptess t:4» p.m No. H-Fast Line 3:52 p.m No-12—Cincinnati Express 2:37 a tn No. •— New York Express. 3:06 a in No. 2—Indianapolis A-ccoinumdation S:26 p .m
TRAINS UOI NO WEST.
„ 6—St. Louis Accommodation 8:57 a m vn'I—Exptc** 12:Si> p.m 2t—Vostlbule Expret 2:11 p.m wo - 3—Terre Haute Accomnimlation 5:24 p.m J- p—Western Express 12:17 a.m trains run dally except Nos. i, 3,4 and 5 ’ 20and 21 are Vestibule trains running • * n 8t Louis and New York. »ce J S DAWL1NG, Agt
co -^ Xj - KMW MIS KIN DLIN G. (,ent8 ' Furnishings,
j Hafs/^Caps, Trunks, V T alises,
Umbrellas, etc.
Leave orders at W. II. Burk’s
Grocery Store and W. W Jones' - lat ndi y A cents — Ur "« S ' or ''- j Coll™ find cuffe sent ev,-ry Mill and office near old Van-' Wednesday and returned Satdalia Depot. | urday. GO TO | ^° CTB SIDE OF SqTTARE.
SHULTZ & LE FLEUR :
Under Firet National Bank, Where
SHAVING 1 SHAMPOOING
IS MADE A LUXURY, - HAIR-CUTTING A SPECIALTY. Their Shavirg I’arlora are elegantly fitted up. and three firet-clasH Itarbers. alto a porter, are constantly on hand to serve yon. We pay special attention to ld*(lies' Hair and Hang Trimming, also Hnaippooiug.
REALESTATL,
Exchange and Loan Office.
hop'SF Don t br fooled. There la no other plantar or eiternai remedy like the Hop Plaaler, either In coiupoeltlon, quickneM of action or
rellabilltj
T.tTj i>aln and auhe Inatantlj raliered. weak Butuea N«M>thed away and the partw restored to •tf'ength and rigor. Hop Plasters used In thotinandsof faml Hes, always with atxiolute confldeuee and sue •esa. Once tried always used. AH reliable medicine dealers sell Ikes# plas •era. <6 csots, or by mail by proprieCom. HOP PLASTER CO Prop'i, BOSTON. G. C. SMYTHE. mTu> Office and liesldence: < OKNEK VINK AND WALNUT BTRS.BT
Ali;Kinds of 0 CITY atFIBM PEOmt! FOR SALE. MONEY! i’rivate funds lo loan in sums of $600 and over. Ofticejin h'outhard's Black—upstairs 266 tf
Grate Bars, flflD ROLLER CASTINGS,' PIPEJBRASS GOODS and all Mill flupplsea at the © ■cx :ht xd X3-sr On Vundalla R. ,R. Greeucnstle, - j»prl lud. X