Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 February 1894 — Page 2
TilF BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 12. 189!
DAILY BANNER TIMES
Ruhlish^d fvrry attai n at tin* UANNh H TTmks
n (‘Xrcpt Sunday . oorner Vim* and
I rankiin strurts.
Ohanjrc*s fordlnphiy adv«*rti»i‘im*nts must Be handed in 1»\ 10 o’clock a». in. » ju*1i day. Itead injr advcrtisumunts will la* m*»*ivt*d each day up to 1 oYloek p. tn. Advertising rates umde known on application.
Uoudltig n >tn*es one eert per word eacli in serf ion.
The White Squadron. "The White Scpiadron" the Ltrcat {rntriotie play "ill he seen at the opera house Saturday, Feb. 17. The reeent “Congress of Navies' in Rin Janeiro to protect attains! the brigandage tolerated in Brazil. Conns the basis of the plot, which | unfolds a romantic love interest.
if
interest in the play, and the stage is
N^WS FROM DEPAUW.
The News Daily front (JrecneawtleN <>reat
Outer of l.eariiiiiu;*
Uc siirn. i wiiii Manvand varied are the points the name of the writer: not noeo^anly tori *• 1
publication, but j»h evidence of good faith
A.ionymoim ooinniuuieationa can not lie no-
I continuously lilled with exciting
Where delivery ia irregular please report name promptly at publication office. ures. Life in South America isde-
A Tip for Cireeneaatle SehoInrH.
Lebanon Rep >rter.
The senior and junior classes of the city high school indulged in a
1 be Delta < his met this mottling, j j () j nt d, bate yesterday afternoon. Miss Ifogshire, of Lebanon, has ri’ln.y took issue as to whether or not entered college. jit is ever right to tell an untruth. Messrs. Allan Huchunon and Don There were two representatives Smith returned tiHlay. Ifrotu either <-lass, and some very A party of students enjoyed Sat-1 l» r,,|o "n‘) and convincing arguments urday evening at Mt. Meridian. i' v ‘' r “ ofVered in support of their re
sneetive sides, but the judges eon Miss Duvall, of Indianapolis, is
>pvH*lmen copies tnnilcd free on npplietUion.
pisodes or magnificent stage piet- t i u , g Ues t of her brother, Dr. Duvall.!
The Y. M. C. A. held
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION i hir Year in advance Sir month* Three month}* < me month Per u'feh /»|/ i'arrirr
pieted in vivid colors, while realistic scenery and mechanical eontriv-
session this afternoon in Plato hall. | elated, as it
$5.01
atiees are abundant. Among the
t hose
When delivery is made by carrier, all subscription accounta are to be paid to them as
they call and receipt for same.
forcible representatives are depicting slave life, in which Moor-
ish slave is shown yoked to an oslike a beast of burden. Other piet
Mr. Gilmore has organized a class in slioit hand and type-writ-
ing.
Messrs. Mounts and Metz were initiated by the Phi Psis Saturday
eluded that the logic was on the side ot the ntlirmative and so de-
business tided. The juniors were greatly
was their representa-
tive who had routed the senior forces, and proved peradventure that a fib is occasionally justili
able.
i cycle/ Tfrst irflTres and Improvements
M. .1. BEC KETT HARRY M. SMITH.
Publisher . Mitmmnm Editor
ures introduce a herd of genuine night.
South American Llamas. A ruined The Sigma ( his will hold a state
A •alres
; all communications to Thk Daily Bannkh Times, Green castle, I ml.
HI rt III MW i ITV TM ui:t.
For JONATHAN HI ID
.Military in l*til>li<* S<*liools.
An idea that meets with general public favor is that of introducing military drill in the public schools. There is no feature of the daily routine of such an institution that
Rev. Robert Mi lntire will lecture j s more conducive to the better-
representing the ongress j n Mehurrv hall the twenty-sixth of , nent „f the general deportment in tin publi .ipinn ol this month. ; and discipline of the pupils than a
Rio. A natural element overspreads
monastery and a funeral of the convention at Lafayette the last Monks are also brought out, while | U . x t week,
the climax of interest is reached in
a scent
of Navies'
Riders of Victor Pneumatics carry an extra inner tube to be used in case of accident. By simply removing a punctured inner tube through a hole in the rim, repair is effected in five minutes by replacing with a new one. If you are going to ride why not ride the best?
BOSTON,
OVERMAN WHEEL CO. WASHINGTON, DENVER, SAN FRANCISCO.
J. K. L.ANGDON. «G t rST O W fc E N G « ST L-E IND.
AT / V \CAL-TI/ V \ES
For Treasurer JOHN I.ILMOUK For Clerk JAMKS M. Ill ULEV For Mai'lnd WILLIAM L. STAKIt For Couneilnien First Ward—THOM \S A Hit AMS Second Ward —11 DM F \ o PE It KINS Ibirtl Waul JOHN K. M 1 LI.Kit
Tomokhow i> Lincoln’s birthday and it is highly appropriate for the Lincoln Leaguers to meet at Indi nnapolis in state session to eele
the entire play and the American llag is so brought out and so glori tied as to arouse to the highest pitch the enthusiasm of every American who sees it. The company is led by that clever and popular actor, Mr. \V. A. Wliitecar, whose attractive personal, physical and mental ipialities have placed him in the very front rank of heroic actors. He is an easy, graceful actor, and a hero in his hands becomes a valiant and admiral here indeed. Associated with him in the east are Elmer
Col. Weaver will address the good military drill. Aside from
sociological club tonight at 7 : 10 in !this advantage to the excellent atElston hall. tributes of the school, the benefit to Miss Ada Campbell leaves tomor-i‘he pupils in the line of healthful row afternoon for hex home in
South Bend.
exercise merits much consideration.
It is hoped that the school trustees 1
Will Sparks, of Rushville, is the guest of Phi Delt brothers and De-
Pauw friends.
After this the law school will
have five days of recitations in-
stiad of four as heretofore. Miss Grace Smith lias been una-
ble to return this semester on ae-
will adopt the military system.
brate the day by organizing for the Grandin, Laura Almcssino, hrede- t .mint of her mother’s sickness.
coining campaign.
Thosk democratic threats to put a heavy tax on the breakfast table which the republicans made free will hurt that party at the polls even if it lacks the courage to impose the tax.
rick Julian, Tassie Deagle, Frank Hall, K.dna Post, Harry Neill, Harry Spence and others. During the action of the third act "Congress of Navies" over one hundred and fifty
siipernuuuiries are used.
Eire Near < lovertlnle.
Fire iu Cloverdale township this morning destroyed the home of Mr. Peek Sinclair, two miles south of Cloverdale. M rs. Sinclair has been unable to walk for over a year on account of a severe ease of rheumatism and was carried out on her chair. Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair have
The Kappas will entertain a few, the sympathy of their neighbors of their friends tonight at their 'and a collection will be taken up to
build them another home. The loss was about $1000, with no insur-
do you ever consider the quality of the food you are eating? It may lie good. It might l>e better, purer, fresher and more whole-nine. 1-it not worth while to make sure that your Tea, Cntfoe; sugar. Butter. Eggs, Since-, and inniinierahle other groccrie-are of the lie-t quality ? There i--uch a trilling difference in the prices of the best and the worst that it certainly does not pay to liny the worst, even on the false ground of -apposed economy. The best is always the cheapest, because the most satisfactory and durahh and the very best of everything iu the Grocery line is kept at
Bpoadstrcet St HupsEs. *
COR. WASHINGTON AND WA'ITR STS.
PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT.
Chaikman Am it. of the democratic central committee, it is rum ored, has made a dicker with the World's fair conipanvifor the larg
search lights used on
faetures building. He will need them this fall in Putnam “to find
democrats.' 1
chapter house on Locust street. The annual election of the otlieers of the athletic association will take place next Monday afternoon in
Meharry hall.
Messrs. Dowden and Herron were j initiated into the Beta fraternity this Saturday night. Mr. Boone was
OSCAR WEBSTER.
PAINTER, PAPER HANGER AND DECORATOR
\11 Work Promptly Xttcndisl to. . r »9-1H\v S&itlftfaction Guaranioetl
nuce.
Pni si m vr < T.KVi.i.AM) hastened to sign the bill repealing the fed
Tin* I'Vbruury Tcinn Open* This Morning
— State < a*es On.
There were few witnesses in
morning when Judge McGregor recently pledged by the same fra-
the manu- j called time, for tin* reason that they ternitv. were generally all snowed under. The docket ‘is an average one. LETTERS FR0M _ THE PE0PLE - There are twenty state cases, forty An Apprni to tin- PuMte. four probate and sixty seven civil Editor Banmck Ti.mus;
causes. The state eases as usual Every good, enterprising citizen come .first, some of them being 8ho, ' ld8 " re| y takeHni,,ter,!!,tan ' lRt -
, , i , i , tend the business meeting called for toerul election laws, as it he (eared quite Important. nio-ht ’it the mayor's office li is to that delay might be construed 6s John McCown and Ben Nichols, ,| evisp wavs IU1(I ' (lf j,,. tt i n , r ., signifying a doubt on his jiart tliut the alleged Vundaiiu ear breakers, stove foiunlry located iu our city. We
I'luii for a Court lloiisr.
Putnam county needs a new court house hut all plans having failed the following is suggested by a Kansas jail story. II the word court house be inserted in the place of I jail iu the following resolutions the idea will be about what we will get from "poor old Putnam's” eoinmis-
j sinners:
In a Kansas town recently the | council decided to build a new jail. They needed such an institution I very badly, but believed that econj omy should be exercised in the work. The following resolutions
“Shepp's Worlds l : air Photograp hi"
l : or Ihe Daily Banner Times Readers
SO JIUMJ3UO. DOWN (i() THE PRICES
On Ciilined Corn, Pens and Blackberries ; 7e per eim, or t cans for a quarter; Sugar, 20 to 24 lbs. for a dollar. JOHN RILEY. N0-2"k<. 711 S. Main St.
G B. COOPER.
J W. COOPER
11 [Haopjficent in M* Wiiti isGii ol ill! A Most Beautiful Souvenir.
COOPER BROS., nansfei ana Liverpn. >
democrats should be allowed to stutf ballot boxes and falsify returns at their pleasure.
were arrninged and plead not guilty, have a beautiful city of schools and ed- were adopted : F D \dcr was detailed by the ueational learning, and if a few fuc-I Resolved, that we build a new
t heir
lories could he located and added to
jail.
Resolved, that the new jail
At the close of thirty years' pus itive protection the balance sheet of the I'nited States showed it to be worth -f20,0011.000,(10(1, more than any other country, in 1891. It had b. very rk h to •&:;;! up under the lussi-s uf the lir^t deinoeratie year, bui it staggered under the blow.
court to defend them, and ....... . . . . ,, ,
this eitv. It would liuanciallv he a great i
trial was set (or Wednesday. help, as well as to our boys having an
The ease of State vs. Stephen opportunity for work and to learn a built out ol the material ol the old
Perry was called and a jury impair good and useful trade, which is some-j jui-
cier! to try the ease. Messrs Mat thing we need in this city very niuch, | Resolved, that the old jail
defending *° t " ' n,r ,K ’ V< ott tl,e streets, j U8Pf i ,,,,(11 the new jail is
tliias and Ader are
Perry. The ease ol State ys. John Miller, information, was disnii-sed.
oil the streets,
where they bcc< me a curse and miis-1
a'K'e to our eoimuimity.
Ir is not every parent that can give j his hoi s a college edueation : then, also. I
be
com-
pleted.
Today’* Local >larke»*.
With a desire to again promote the in- | teresis of its readers, Tilk Daiia IIannkr Timk.s closed a contract with the] be famous tilohe l , iihli*hing Co., of Philadelphia, In which the m ignitieeiit srries of photographs, with descriptive matter, known a» ‘ Shepp’* World’s Fair Photograplied,” nill be lirought within the marvelously low purchasing price of TEN CENTS in cash or
stamps, ami MX Daily
II issi*s lo and from all trains, HaamiKc Transferred, Llvcrv nisrs of all kuiils, ITiIjs for Hartlcs. Kunerals and Wjstdlnirs, Orayinir a Suwlalty. Pianos and r iiriiltnro Move.1 Teleplinne eonini'tlm with depots ami Ladles' Hall. ( alls answi-nsl ant ttnn dai oi nialu.
OFFICE COR. INDIANA AND WAL-1-t.v NUfSTS. OPP. ENGINE HOUSE
Hoca! TimeGarcJ. BIG FOCR.
Furnished Die Inn v B.vxslk Timk.s I'lMts Coupons.
St’KAKiMi of the demoeratic party, the New York A mi says; If it chooses to go down it will be its own choice and its own act. If it prefers to declare itself u
fraud and a liar by kicking over its come oddities that attract unpleasant a iiirill for revenue attention. Let your choice be a standnnlv, and adopting instead Wilson's ari1 fur of good quality, sloped in afash- ; ,, , ion that is unobtrusive and that will adand< leveland s bastard protective ^ of Inoaificatlon8and changP8 ll8time
Duyhii; Fur* Out of Season.
Furs .are a troublesome stock to carry over and therefore are at this season marked down, often to almost cost prices. It is therefore a good time to buy. providing you make a selection with judgment. Avoid extremes in styles, which when out of fashion, be-
.lailvhi it W Vtl-i
I lie i have not liic means of -ending |,, 1 ,| lll -
them from home to »eek for work and
• >r \ 11hut
Thi
iiouiu v Iioiiw
IL'ii*
learning a trade, t onseqiii ntly they ninlj, 1 ',,„, 1C1111* become -fleet loafer.*, whereas by Ink- <' , k-. Uni
big an intere-t. putting your shoulders •!'!!!u! ;,*. iTioi' -r 'iMi
to the wheel, give a good and long push, " ll,,s '
keep lier rolling until we succeed ami choicer. f.Hlhs anil ov roil the sinv•• laetory iu our midst. A Rkk*. fresh, smijoct to caiHlttnir eominunit v that has raised $l>(),1100 for . }J[]J|"G lo11 Del'illlW Uliiversity ami .1140,0011 for g:l« tlld Iten Turkeys
wells, all within a short space of some eight years, can surely find some ways and means to induce this stove factory
4
l'< ft 2U iu .III
OOINO EAST.
x>> •- ,l ImtlnnapoIlH leeiumiiodatlon n : 45 a ui So !*• Nmthweeteru l.iiiiitisl I:5;i>'a BAN A I*.It ' ..“.i PJU No 1(1 I Im lmiali Mirht l.xpreos 2:Xlani
t cotst: wxst.
plendid chanee to secure t!:e*e ! v® ,ii i'JmUi
magllirieeut puotograim- i- witimiil a ' j! 'LUjc-oa .'.cc :. ...
. ... No, M. I and i In Night l.xpres* I2:4U a in parallel III |olirn:dl-lie enterprise, uml No.'-'i'nnncets through toiTiie iiinitl ( levo
i' M-d-u it, I ping Will, the eouriliuoiis I y ami eltbrlsot I'm Daiia Ban x in Tim i-to " «*luiianin, l<. ( . So. s euninviH through to
"iilntshuimt UI, lull.III. Nil. 10. eoiielii s lor i'levclanil und • Inelnniill. sh ' pers In ■ lueiu-
nuti an l X»*w York.
please and heiietlt its readers, ll is, in addition, another eomineing proof that Tm Dwi.a Ba.x.xkk I'lMts sticks re-o-lllteli to ili ixrmi alim to he Tm
Papi.k or iiit. l’t:oi i i
It should not lie forgotten tluit Messrs. Shepp's famous -eries of photographs were OFFKIAI,i.Y lxi>oitsi;i>
The indications for this vicinity ED in the ('ojmntn.in E.\|iosition, and
. , . , the Globe I*
l ilt- \\ <>nt Im*r•
* Dully, t Kxce|»t Sunday.
F. IV I
IV IIl KSTIS,
MONOX KOI "I E.
’iililishing Co. was given ex-
even by ailenee and submission ^Swd is always fashionable, but it isa t0 bu * ,d "P in our city, which will pay 1 " 1 the coming thirlj sizhoursan tdusive rights to publish and sell ti {rrufM:™";,,';^'-- r , rv rr,TTri i "ci~r.r'ftr,—»C5l.iShhib..»:UUaglt.T|A4. foU5?Jl Jn; S. .gotogr, phs. Ihey are an^ Immensely
tribute)!, most all of it, in this city, ! Renick A r Co. from the oflicial '.Vv,...-,iV..
In effect Sunday. Nov. 19, Ihikl
NOHTH i»(»lTND
No 4‘ ( htesso Mall I:2T a m . " , Express I :(f. |> ui No 44( latcal.. liuRpu,
SOPTH IIOI NP
No '.y LouImvIIId Mall 2:47 n in No 5* ^ontlicrn i:\|»n*H.s. .. •» p in
"TuiTj"" - -i rtwprssn,
van and HPti-<l<*moer:itie poliex of way that brown and black furs are most ».»-> ,»■ >>> .>, •» neuiea iv i o. num me umeuu (,,.1,1 aIld at Infamy in Hawaii, why then in its popular after sealskin. Blue fox. silver some *50,0O0 or*«o,non yearly. weather bureau at Imiiahapolis: tne price ..ilered u, iea.ieis’..f Tl, ! dire calnmitv the deinoeraey will f0 * and astrakhan are also faaliional.le. Tiie calamily eroakers shunld ket p | Ia . . K Daim H.*.'X! •; !’!.mk« mUlion* nfeopi,-I V AN DA 1.1 A. Ii'iv,' nobody to blame but itself In mink, bear in mind that Ht j|| for once and give a helping hand, i iruiana. 01.1s. inu., rtu. 1-. ( ought lo he s„l,|. a« thousands of people I Train* leave i.m-ncaKiie. ind . in effeet N»v.
Where vitii ' ,M..-s.ani’ 1-
I ,,nl ities. LcJit aiul dark. i >ar-e. medium
tlemoeraey that once we knew? Is and fine Tt can be found, but only the i to ,hat , ' la ' iS ,,f i"‘ <, l ,lt *' They should there no leader left, with the eour- line is really handsome. Choose the dark- consider, and well know, that by get
age of Andrew Jackson, and the eat color. Mink boM are still worn, but ting factories to locate hero that will
wisdom and humanity of Thomas the newest is not the same size all along ] increase our population, raise the valuJetferson. to rise up and smite im- b't'tBh. as last winter, but widened iu ation of our real estate and increase the
«•» «.vVwi'jl/'i* nun^eiiungirur to will " iGt Hu rieno; only f"r tleM"- ' snow. eolderMonday afternoon. ^ w ••'i**
postors and conspirators of this a,',!', 1 '! 1 ;f,''1,te 1 oipable'.'If priue of r, ‘ ntRl <>f pmpertiesV ,h e I .........1 .. —. a storm collar or ! * >* ,-. j * . I** .. Muffs this season flu ' tori “s here will come back to them evening; snow followed by fair
weatlier. Hakkington
Th>' first coupon in the series will lie
(’onditions are favorable for severe printed in Tm: Mon day Daily Ban- . , XKII IT.mks of Jan.29, 1894, 11111I the sueloeal storms. eoediug coupons will appear Daily until Severe und protracted cold wave •I" 1 series is completed. This is a
chance of a life-time to get a -oinvnir
luckless day, and by one mighty turned up _
word free the party of the Ameri- down like a “tippet.
can people from such tools and are large; hence it is a good time to buy, tenfold, and it will also cure them of tricksters? for when small muffs come in again there the afflictions and possession of being And vet the .S'»« helped to make wiU 1m? a,n P le »*a<erial with which to miserable eroakers. The small neigh-
concoct a new muff. There ia no risk in boring town of Ladoga, only about one-
t he party. It has not changed its buying any good black fur, for whatever third the size of our city in population. the fashions black is always in style. recent , y lnad ,. u|> $30.1109, and there is
Novelties Iu Wall I'aper.
of (he exposition, and no one should neglect to take jidvalitage of Hie oppor-
Spec ill I !:x<'iir»ioiiM Stmtli.
On Janiiary 8. February 8. March 8 and April 9. the Motion Route will -ell tickets at one tirst-eia-- limited fare for th round trip to all points m Ken-
si i „,>i „f mi,-m *10,000 more to come, besides having lo
.. , Some novel and Ijeautifnl designs have re , H j r the old normal school buildings ' lucky.Teiines>< , e, Ahilmma, Mississippi, Several new students. 1 he finan- ( been introduced in wall paper*. The popu and , riv ,. a || th) , | alld for vario.i- points in Georgia and Florida
..(.I ,rl,U .0 b. over. In . "17>L|.,G.-n,,,,, ™l-
measure, and students are looking decoration, ia the style lasit adapted for pa
tiinity.
I'herc are 92 series, ami one series will
be ottered each w crk.
Reuieinl>er that you must have SIN *'Ol i’liNS of Tim: Daily Bannlu Iimk- iu order to obtain,on pavinent ot TEN ( E NTS. the IT I {ST 1‘AIM (Parti) of the series. Due not ie«> will fie given of the publication ,.f PART' II. and the additional parts will follow as rapidly as they can he handled. Ample preparations have been
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roll THK KAKT.
Lx. Sim salt a m, for Inthniiapolls.
Bally 1:52 p in, •' Bally 3:25 |> in, “ Ex. 'ini 11:211 p in. *• ■ >ally S:2H a ni, “ Bally 3:32 a in. “ I’KOHI V B|\ IsIMN Leave Terre Halite.
No .5 Kx s UI1 .. ... .7:05 a m. tor I'l'orln ' e" ‘j :>:25 |' in. for IVaatur.
No 4 No ‘JO No K No 2 No 12 No ({
>r complete time ciinl, giving all irailis ami niatlons. ami for lull inforiimlioii as lo
rates, through ears, etc., address
, ,, , 8. Bowl.imi. Agent. •1 M. 1 BKsmttieiiH, i.reemasiie.
Asst. <•« II I I llHH. Aj ‘ • •
Akrt. Sf Fouls, Mo.
CHICAGO A EASTERN ILLINOIS.
To and from Terre lluuti
pens. Floral, shell, scroll and sky effects are ailmiralily interwoven in some of these patterns, the colors most in vogue lieing harmonies iu pale blue and gold, gold and fawn, green and gold, and a pearl gray glimmer ground with tloral embossing. The Gobelin and Lincrusta papers are noi
Chorus tonight. Students and so popular as they l ave been, blit there is a ... , . , . decided leaning toward silk and leatheref citizens are in\lt<d <> join. fects. A beautiful embossed effect is pro-
duced by a lace design on pearl ground, with fruits and flowers in relief.—Architec-
toward the school of music again,
and coining every day.
Dean Howe’s recital will be post
poned to Tuesday evening.
Prospects for attendance
very
enterprising, we are called
upon to
and tlie financial benefit from a ninnii-
conceru "ill be larger. 1 T<
citizens, wake
Has all our enterprise gone to sleep?
Get a start on you and come out tonight h»lf fare, and make the meeting a rousing sue- Fell. 19. Iialf fare.
inmi I err*' liuutc. in etfist
Novi'inherlS,
AHBivr. mn.M tiik ndiuth.
il: 0 n m
. , . umde to supply the demand, so that no-j ami lo New Orleans, L«. | Imdy may lie disappointed.
lo le-s ill making up a donation. Dig Four Kxriirslons. He* "ell-descrved riqnithtion of the MiitTM iiocnii. To Terre Haute, Fell. 10 and 20, *1.10. ^'"‘PP Brothers, whose firm is known No «• 1 hlcngo A Nashville l.lmilixl 4 ; r/ia m ... . . . , , ... , all over the United .states ami in K11- .. cqivpiii
faetiinng concern will be larger.! lo Kentucky, lennessee, Alnbnina rope, is n guarantee thin "Slepp'- 1 , ., • ^ xi».ss 111.pm Therefore, fellow citizens, wake up. Mississ ppi. Georgia, Florida. Lom-i- World’s Fair Photographed” will he is ’ •’*l%iy , .’”t , “Kxcei.i kVmdiV
ana and Virginia Feb. 8 and March 8, *oed 11 He ir usual first-cla** gtvlc, and , Inilns.1 amt 4carry i'uliinaii sleeiiing ears.
■’ ‘ leither imins norex sc willl... b^wwii ' hetago aiul .Kvansvllle I rains 5
pared
For particulars see ! event
bright.
tural Monthlv
A Pkouiikhsivk Citizkk. K. P. Huestis, agent.
To Texas and l’ Hi,l . ! * "” r "i" Ihofinan’pJ.lmmXplug i'.ll'H'aml
-nare.l to make It worthy of the great >lay cpHeli. s and run ladid betwVam . hleaan
which if. so graphically, thorough- ,Nashville.
dAw-tf 1 ly and ably portray
. „ „ 1 HAS. L. STOXr, Ben I I'liHH.iiml 1'Iti Agi. ( lii:ago.