Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 October 1893 — Page 2

THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 21.1893.

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IS WHAT TALKS

tion. Do not merely complain but market quotations. ^Ct It hustle on yourselves and tisgist Prevailing Prices For (iraln and Cuttle ill bringing these criminals to on Oct^so. I jllSticC. IiwIiHimpoli*. Whkat - M'i«?57Hc. Cols#—87> a (589c.

Oath—‘is 1 .in'aoc.

CATTLK—Keceipts Till) head; shipments

stt-ers,

Newspai’kr men are blamed with

a lot of things they can t help, such ^ufl!oho!«-shippT^and exnort as using partiality in mentioning * 00<, 1I t0cho [ t * * h ipt.ln K atew*; ^ - r $:UlO((f4..SI; mediuni to gixHl shlppuiK visitors, giving news about some steers, ♦aiVi'd.90; common to (airsteers,

choice feetiing steers. (.H.nOiita .V);

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PRICE is the argument every

time

folks and leaving others out, etc. The newspaper man cannot help this. He simply prints the news he can find out. Some people inform him of such things and others do not. Editors are always glad to

learn the news.

There has been an important addition to the (Ireencastle journal-

good to choice heifers, SJ.TSt.'d.'i'); fair to medium heifers, FJ 15(tt-.H0; common to light heifers, (l.SOotg.OO; gissl to choice cows, FJ 75<s{3.00; fair to medium cows,

|s!.on«t 12.50.

Boos—Receipts 3,000 head; shipments 2,000 head. Market active at steady to

firm prices.

tvissl to choice tnediiunHiid heavy. #0 45 ut tv tit i. mixed ami heavy pat-king, ♦5.s5t(tti.45; gotsl to choice lightweights, #0 45(gti.00; common lightweights, ttt.00«(ti.45; pigs,

$3.50(it0.iJ5; roughs, #5.00@5 S5.

SlIhKt*—Receipts 450 hetul; shipments :I50

head. Market steady.

Gootl to choice lambs, ♦3.50(8 , 4.00; com-

. , mon to medium lamlis, *1 75ui3.25; com-

Not mere lowness with istic held this week in the birth of mon to choice sheep. F-MW.13.00; fair to

out regard to quality, but the] the Daily Banner Times. The n *« llu,u shee » J - high value at the pfice which Star n.e** fails to give the news WlI ^ h ^; t 0 ^;;

insures wise economy. 1 hat and overlooks the fact. It also May opened 72t s c,closed 7if. 72c. IS what we are striving for— tailed to notice in a news way the May openwl 4-J ,e, clonwi 42 1 , \C. Bargains everywhere through ' appearance of its very healthy rival, ^

Uesii id \ i> .| 1(4 /)cnioc)'((t. which lias been in j PuUK—Oct. opened closed #16.50.

j Jan. opened #14..‘to, closed #14.:t0.

existence neailv two years, .and Lard—Oct. opened #9.673^, closed #9.75 which has a decidetl pull with the '’“un'il-Oct ^(.|ienix'| l °7'!<it' cloV

Jan. opened #7.37 l ^, cloned #7.423a

r«*r Carrier*.

In order to have our carrier hoys i learn their routes thoroughly and I in a way that we shall have as little complaint and failure as possi-j hie, we have prepared a set of rules

)EPSIN : ROLLED : OATS For Purity, Sweetness and Rich Flavor.

which we retjuire them to adhere I This Pepsin Oats cannot he equaled. It is so prepared as to strictly. We have decided to to keep this flavor and will be found to be the finest Oats publish the same for the benefit of ever sold. It also prevents any form of indigestion. Your the readers and public, so they may grocer keeps it. Ask for it and take no cheap, bitter, flatknow what a carrier’s duty is. Wc tasting oats in its place. j. w4

endeavor to make the delivery of

CITY DIRECTORY. CITY OFFICERS.

papers as near faultless as possible, and now that the hoys are de- f livering to regular subscribers Mayor,

only, we believe that from ci r «rif" r ' r now on they will miss no one. Any ; Eagmet'-rL

. • i . i iii Attorney rnomiui j., inoore (liSCOlirteSieH or neglect should be Sec. Hijurd of Health. ...Etnfene Hawkins M. D

promptly reported at thisofilce. Wc

Charles ll.Caat* Frank I,. Landes James M Hurley William K. Starr

Arthur Throop

. Thomas T. Moore

our stock that shall he BARGAINS.—a heaped up mon-

ey’s worth at

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Clothing Store

DAILY BANNER TIMES

Published every afternoon except Sunday at the Banner Timks office, corner Vine and Franklin streets.

rhanires for display advertisements must 1 handed In bj i" o'clcx L a. m. each day. Head inK advertisements will bereeelved each day

up to 1 o’cloek i . m. Advertising rates made

known tai application.

Heading' notices one cent per word each in

sent ion.

are determined to have our papers delivered on business principles or know why. We therefore append our

1st Ward.

< Ol’Nril.MKN

.. .Thomas Abrams, J. L Kaudel

hid Geo. E. Blake, .lames Bridges 3rd •• John HI ley, John R. Miller Street Commissioner J. I). Cutler Fire Chief. Geo. U Cooper

A. Brock wav. 1

Mrs. Mary Birch, [-School Trustees

D. L. Anderson, I

R. A. Ogg, Superintendent of city schools.

democratic party locally. Thepeople here long'since learned to look elsewhere than in the waning or-

gan's colums for the news.

Ufl.KS EUR CARRIERS

1. Kvery carrier will report at office SECKF.T SOCIETIES not later than 3:55 p. m. to get his no- i.o. o. F. tices, file hit reports tmtl get his papers. obk-kncasti.e i.ohoe no34m.

,. '2. In delivering papers great eare!-J 0 '*! 1 ll 00 * 1 ^s^'-

Hi mi Oft. Ojitelietl, f.-lp»e<l ?'>.'.itl >110111111)1- taken to put the papers in 'Meetlnlrn'lgiits. every Wixliiestlay. Hull, 111

boxes where they have them, untler

doors or places where they may l)e til-'

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New York.

The Daii.i BannerTimks receives many compliments and words of encouragement from all parts the city. Times and matters changed considerably since we were last publishing a daily. Our business men and citizens see the great advantage of a daily paper and many ot them have learned that a daily needs all the encouragement and pointers that can be given it. A giver of news to a reporter is

Wheat- Dec. 7o V"7r c. Cons—No. 2,

48(i'4te*c Oats—35‘,u l.V. Today’s < hicago Market*.

The following markets are received at 2 p. m. daily direct from Chicago: Today’s quotations arc as follows:

i tpen’g h> a. m.

I Jerome Alien’s Block, 3rd iloor.

PUTNAM LODGB NO. 45.

i Smith

reeled to leave them. The papers K -7* r ! mrtv< VA vf , u u i.

11 Meeting nights, ovory Tuesdax. Hall in

should he delivered flat and not Central National Bank Mock. 3rd tlobr. rolled up. ' <’A®tlb canton no 30, p. m

,, 1 ’ . 1 J. A. Michael.

N G See

Options.

have wheat

(letoher...

December May.

Corn—

October... Deeetnbc r May

Oats—

December

May.. .

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3H 1 , :I8»,

*n 31 H

tip, «4 TP* r t \

28 31

ClosV ti:i' A 70’. >. II :r:\

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Capt

Every carrier must report at once chits Mctkel Sts- ... " . r i i . . First and third Monday nitrlits of cacti

tit wnliiK/ any change of address of sub- mont | > .

scribers or any new subscribers. .. , . . r>. or h. no. wti.

Vtrs. John Mcrrywcatticr. N.t>

4. rapers should be delivered as p. k. lta<tirer... s<-»-

t i • .1.1 Meelln* ntirlits. every 2nd and 4tli Motnlay

early as possiltlc and carriers that do Hall in central Nat. Hank

not report correctly the time of com- 1 buildtna. 3rd Hoot-.

pitting their route will be discharged. ''."•""".N.G 5. Every carrier after leaving hll '^^is in , st , ',o,d ,hir,l M„nd„,s. P ' S

the Btibseribers on his route should

All communications should be signed with JllWt’lYS H friend of tile SHU1L‘ Mild the name oi tht writer; not necessarl y foi , . . .... piibliea’ion, but us evidence of gotni faith is always appreciated. hat

Aiionymous oominunleations can not be no-

ticed.

\V r here delivery is irregular please report same promptly at publication office. Specimen copies mailed free on application.

RATES OF SUBSCRIPTIONOne Year in advance. Sit immlhs Thn e months, One month Per week by Carrier

.$5.00 . 2.50 . 1.25

.50 .10

When delivery is made by carrier, all subscription accounts are to be paid to them as they call and receipt for same.

M. J. BECKETT H A HUY M. SMITH.

........ Publisher Managing Editor

Address all communications to Thb Daily Banner Times. Greeneastle, Ind.

The democratic victory of last fall has increased the business of sheriff's sales in many parts of tile country. One of the Brown-Wesner trial jurors is named Ben Herr. Strange to say he is a native oi- C4en. Wal lace’s own county.

seems like nothing to some men, to a bright reporter means a great

deal. So don’t be

modest in letting loose of news. XVe will see that it is correctly

printed.

Today’* I»oenl Market*.

[Lurtdsdied the Daily Banner Timks daily by K.W. Allen, manager of Arthur

Jordan’s poultry house.]

Today’s fpiotious are as follows : '• Hen* Spring*, choice \ 011 ng Soring* Cocks, old Turkey*, hen*

Backward nor Turkey*, young tom*

Turkey*, young. 81b and over Duck* Gee*e, choice f. f. 7 to 8 Geese, plucked Egg*, fresh Butter, fresh roll

McKinley’s canvass is an ovation. Men out of work, and their name is legion, make up the audiences. They will correct their blundei of

last fall.

RepcblicaNs sfiould systematically organize. McKinley's election is assured, hut republicans demand of Ohio an enormous majority to drive some sense into the democratic committee of ways and

means.

Stfyfv^on the famoup center

RIOTING IN CLOVERDALE. DiHorderl} People Knine n Kiimpu* There on Tliur*(lay Evening. On Thursday evening some persons became disorderly ami drunk on the streets of Cloverdale and quite a disturbance w-as caused both before and after Marshal Beeves was called on to quiet the trouble. He was resisted by the disorderly parties and received a terrible blow on the Jiead. Two persons attacked him, but lie was sufficient to the emergency and quite a “revolution” occurred, but Marshal Reeves came out on top, and discharged his duty like a man/ He is a pretty good man and notwithstanding two persons attacked him he handled them both. Some of the good citizens stood by to see that the marshal did his work well. Deputy sheriff Homer Foster went to Cloverdale lust night. He had warrants tor the arrest o^ George and Harry Suckett charged with assault and battery and riot; Walter Miller, intoxication and riot; Grant Dyer charged with intoxication and riot. Perry L. Hub-

A Night in Cloverilale.

Our neighboring city of Clover-A 1 - 00 -

dale lias been quiet

have one paper left for himself. If lie lias more than one over he should report it each day. If lie should be short lie must return to the office and get enough papers to supply his route. ti. Any carrier must not afll or tjire airuy a paper under any eircutnstanoes.

R1 7. Every carrier will he required to

’•‘j properly teach t new boy Ids route and ■J give two weeks notice before leaving. n. Every carrier who delivers Ids

«S papers for four consecutive weeks withx, out a “miss” will receive a premium of

$1.01).

0. Every carrier who collects all the money due on his route on Saturday of fcu-h week will receive a premium of

- , f 10. Carriers who miss papers with Hu many unreasonable frequency will not he remoons, but it broke its bounds on tained in the service.

Thursday night.

A burelarv and n - 'fhe carrier bringing in the larg- ® est mimtii-r of new subscribers each

safe blowing, a riot, and a fire all in month will receive a premium of $1.00.

All carriers areexpeeted to be prompt courteous and truthful. They will be required to give their whole time and attention to business while delivering papers ami collecting money. They will be expected to work to the ties! in-

XX III IM ( IU W(M K lit Lilt IM>| III— j-jC?OI‘gt* Sagt* terests of tlie paper, and if a subscriber A. It. Phillips

stops Ids paper endeavor to learn the

reason and report at the office. M. J. Beckett, Publisher.

one night furnishes lots of news and excitement. Our correspondent at Cloverdale faithfully sent us the news yesterday, but we were unable to handle it all on account of our press hour. YX r e give the other news today. One of our rules from which we never vary is to get our paper out on time, and at four* o’clock daily it goes forth to the world, full of news. Only ten cents

per week.

Trail —Coffman.

The following account of the wedding of the above parties was belated in arriving, but we gladly

give it space:

At the home of the bride. Miss have had a delightful trip to the fair. Saiah I. Coffman, daughter of the " m. C. Butcher, of Nebraska, is vislate Albert Coffman, in Greencas- “‘"K in this borhood- , , ... Cloclfelter is making :i rosy little

tie township, was united in wedlock for „ is son Etl . allll wife .

Get. 11, 1811.1, at 6 p. m., to Mr. y| r> David Bain is taking in the great

James XX’. Trail. The happy pair white show tins week.

are among the most respected Mrs. q. A. Wilson is absent at Iowa

voting people of tlie entire com- fl " ,l w, * i ' '•'■‘it.

Horace Hazelett is quite sick with

MAS) >N1C. EASTERN STAR. Mrs. Hickson « M Mrs. Dr. Hawkins. See First Wednesday niirht of eueti month. OHEENCASTI.ECH APTK.H H. A. M. NO 21. E. B. Evans H-•’ \V. H. H. I ullen Second Wednesday night of each month. BLUE LODliK K. AND A. M. W.H. Vestal W. M H. 8. Heals.. See Third Wednesday night of each month. COMM ANOEHY. E. H. Evans E. C J. MeP. Hays . Sec Four!)) Wednesday night of each month. KOGAN LODGE. NO. ID. I*. » A. M, H.S. Itryan x W. M W. F. Telstcr Sec Meets second and fourth Tuesdays, WHITE LILY UHAPTEH, No. 3. O. K. S. Mrs. M. Florence Miles W. M Mrs. M. A. Telster Sec Meets second and fourth Mondays. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. KARLS LODGE NO. 111. John T. Stewart 0. C David Hughes Sec Every Friday night on 3rd Iloor over Thus. Abrams store. GREENCASTLE DIVISION U. H. W. F. Starr a Capt H. St rattan Sec First Monday night of each month.

a. o. r.w.

COLLEGE CITY LODGE NO. 9.

RUSSELLVILLE.

John McGaughey has completed his new barn. Mr. Thompson has his new

home ready for occupancy.

Douglas Sutherlin has moved to a

tarm near XX’hitesville.

Lots of music on Raccoon. Lindsay

has a new organ.

Miss Flora Wilson is visiting friends in Iowa. Will visit Dallas and other

towns while gone.

■I. L. Sutherlin and Fred Guilliams

bard and Staeev Reeves filed the alii

rush of the Purdue foot ball team! davits. Mr - Fostcr there after . industAoas v .n , mh,

left the university this week at the I dark and arrested his men without aiul uggcdiiuii in tfie j gruat (ilfliculty. 5*l loll his liorsi*

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Sii-

Second and 4tli Thursday* of each month.

UKORKE OF HONOR. Rose McAUndi'n C. of II Della Moore S<*e First and third Friday* of each month. Hall on 3rd iloor City Hall Block.

BED MEN".

OTOE TUI BE NO. 140.

John Caution.

Thus Sauv

^Every Monday night. <Vx Hal! Block.

Sachem

BOO

Hall on 3rd floor.

ROYAL ARCANUM. LOTUS COUNCIL NO. 329. W. G. Over«tn*et... K Cha*. Lande* Sec Second ami fourth Thursday* of each month. Meet In G. A. U. Hall.

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G KEEN CASTLE POST NO. 11.

C. O. Waavfoner. Geo. Henton..

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Every Momluy evening. Hall corner Vine

and Washington streets. 2ml Iloor.

instance

faculty, who did not relish the idea Stevenson returning merely to take a postgraduate course in foot ball. That is right, Purdue lias won too many championships with semipfo (e ssio liii i| >i hVe I'S

XX’e have received in the past lew days complaints of violation of the fish and game laws and also of the humane laws. The complainants

run u*

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bringing these violators of l«ws *o

and buggy there and came up this morning on the 1 :27 train with Grant Dyer and George Saekett, who went to the hastile. Harry Saekett and Walter Miller gave hood /vd- did- not cokc; ■ • M r. Fosterwent liaek this morning on the 5:17 train after his horse nnd buggy, having done a good night’s

Work.

Thank You. Ifro. Martin.

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urooncaatic iiriiiocraT.

'I'ju* Tmml»ci’ of th“

smiaUy-'itt which Ihej livt#!. Mr. fev ,. r 1U , U tttlx ^nenu. AH acute Trail is an energetic, industi'ions i- 0 ,ti a ud Mills, voting Win...and Miss Pofirnan bps Mr.-. fJcn, Spunccr and Corwin tlar-

a standing reputation as an nnex- anti lamily were at tne tair last | th’Lfoih.w the'tmV numVmr

F1KK ALARMS. 2— 1 UolFw avc and Liberty *t. 3— 1 Indiana and Hanna. 4— 1 Jackson and Dmory. 5— 1 MacNflon and Idhcrty. —1 Madimm and Walnut. 3 2 Hanna and Uroxvn. 4 2 Bloomiiiffton and Andcr*»)n. 5 2 Seminary and Arilnjrton. 6 2 Wa*hinaton. cast «>f Durham. 7 *2 WtydiiiiKton and LoctiHt. 2 ilo'.var.l iitni-GroiYK. 4- 3 Ohio and Main. 5- •» College av«. .ind Dt Mottc alj< y. «- 3 LnciiHt and Sycamore.

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Thr j !!c: . :;!1 is one ta;. then .* iiauiik: aj.d !

week.

Mrs. Hamilton, mother of Mr. W. I.

n severe accident

celled housekeeper. There wan a

large number of friends present to Hamilton, met with n aevere accident | COI NTY OFFICERS. W ish thC happy pair ° I rvr» rv tn- Fa 111 it iv n r»» ur <1 a vu at noa SktiAA {ti n I GpO. M. BIBt k

a long and by falling a few day* since. She is a oridc^-ci,„'

prosperous journey through life as most estimable lady and retain* all the i\ D«,,Veii

bountiful facu ! t 1 i ‘“ in :l rt ‘. markabl . , ‘, 0ne '?rvl-^!r'

am .tor »t, .h Mr [ wsulff oapposv- -her -fecaiwig -okitr..;. ji II live, wiien iii iuet she i* In her ninety- T. W. MjN.dT

. , J I Wm. Hroad*li

iad*treet.

J. I). Hart, ]

Auditor Sheriff

. Treasurer (Jerk .. Recorder

‘S. : •' : ’ ^ l,rv evor.

School Superintendent x ot’otier Ahscmhoi*

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n M o follow the new household through ; Mrp ,i

:g :*} A'Mk'r-Jt£c:wiw'4/-W'A.'fat tion to the proper source. Go be jlisher: Harry M. Smith, managing j

well as to partake of

and simptoue supper. Both

and Mrs. Trail are members of tile sixth year.

Mt. Pleasant M. K. church, the Wm. and Joseph Roberts, who moved Samuel Km-mer Commissioners. pastor of which, Rev. Frank XX’. to Kansas twenty-five years since, are

(lee, was the officiating minister.:

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They will return to Kansas next week. nr 1 .' rVr Tok wl'o’ivas’so ""a'"}-' "in'-

R«*al E*tnt<* Transfer*.

Arc you on The Hun4 for what is going on in Greeneastle from day to day in the news line? If you are,keep your eye on the Daily Bannkr Times, \(’e are determined to let nothing getaway and will give you the news while it is fresh. \Ye propose to tell it to you in a short, terse manner, and in a way that will make you a permanent reader of the paper.

No matter

What you arc Searching for you will find it in the D AIL Y R A \ \ K rTIMES. It is here that the most enter prising merchants of the city talk to their customers. We have made rates at sucli a low figure that no one no matter how modest his income should refrain from telling the Greencastle buyers what he has to sell. We mean to make the Daily BannerTimks A Medium foV* the People’s Talk. Merchants, mechanics,/ those in search of employment or those wanting to employ, should use our columns li b e r a 11 y. ()ur telegraph service is the best that money can buy and we will expect many who are depending on foreign papers for their outside news to give a home paper a chance, and be convinced that we can

supply you.

If you have anyth mg .it all to ■ Sea make useol the Bann lrT iml:.-•jkeap lino -

ads.

IF you are Not Dead Set against learning a few solid..facts give. theDah.s Bannkr Timks a chance to enter your home for a trial trip. You will then become a r e eu 1 a r

don*, land in Marlon tp

.$ 355

t“D month? :igo, has now So j Gc.*n.-S.SiDeiioF.W.i*uU»i.J.iJerry,

to hr .DB, land in Wn.shlnjftpp tu

Again. He i- the happiest Inan alive, ‘ harlen II, ".horn to Charle. n. Weber. j . . . , t . ’ land in Oreenottstle 1650 as hu now lui* two luir* in iiluceofonc i., „ , _ '• ^ ** *** '**"**'

i.iUnoHi^ untii me « i,..< i.i.i . i lie eil^Tneer at the Kaut’OOn pump- Hell, land in Wa*liinjrton tp... . . ..1164

affidavit of your knowledge or lay j The paper is neat, newsy and very the rate from (ireencastle to Chicago j |1({ station reports a lower stage of Jesse Wimunisto Wm. H. Helton, lnn<t

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|>4»uu flic Motion Hut***.

affidavit of your

the basis of a grand jury investiga |creditable in every way.

TI 1B. XBW

DYSPEPSIA REMEDY

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in Madison tp..

COMING KVENTS.

.. U B K c ) N l. N' '111 B

l \\ » lli**l at. 1 c. sen

JT 1

0<1 njBLt* DAJMJNCi * r'UVVUtffX,

and return will lie $5 for tickets good wat( .,. j,, t |„. r i V( . r now than

....til Nov. 5. and $4.50 for tickets goo,I f ., rr . , :)st

six davs Ironi date ot sale. i

.1. A. Michael, Agent. > { ev. Amos Ket/.er, of tlie Russellville, , ————M. K. elmrch, reports that a favorable!

\nndnlia World’* l-airltnt***.

.Beginning toiay, the Van,lalia Line >” i,r ls uo ' ,,,nVni ' in K on l,,s ' mini,- hall.

*»o t ..iay «cho«! and league in prosper- oveuiug, Oct. 24, recital ous condition. by Jain -s II. Howe and others.

Mrs. Coshow, of Raccoon, age sev- , >. ,, . . .. Saturday evening, Nov. JI. re-

enty-aix,. is guttering greatly with ... " ’

dropsy and cancer of stomach. ' 1 *' 1 ^ alter Howe Jones.

Wm. Camden moves to Shamiondale I ■ v . I \ S . 1 A •. - •. « • V * r.

will sell round trip World's fail- tickets . until and including Oct. 31 at one fare 1 for round trip, $5.35, Tickets good re-

turning until Nov. ti. S. Dowling, Agent.

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JONE.S, THH. LJHUOOTST.

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'The Rig Four will make a rate $5.ihi for round trip tickets to Chicago from this date good to November 5. To Indianapolis eii Monday, Oct. 23,

C . v ( • i . I V . . • A • t, -. . y and a party from Waveland takes ids

H f ; business.

The <». A. It. and S. of V. oftPnrkersluirgh fiave an oyster supper in the old M. K. ehurcli Oct. 28.

**•>;*'- '• e** . i'.. .. r„. i. A yimni: vhupple who eiillod lilniself Mr.

Once met a youni; Uuiy and kr„ And said: "Be my wife;” Said she: “Not on your life.

Nor 1 wouldn'tb. even a sr. I

patron.

If You Want Good Reading ■’"'maCT?*, Tf.c Daily"* Bannkr Times will give it to you. Besides the local features we will give you the best short stories, PMcf tyx i n v ''p r* ^ * i. > * i la A i V , lvAaCa the best of everything in the line of reading. Try the paper and be convinced. Audi:ess all cOfiDiiumcaiions

to the

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