Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 February 1894 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 1 U c 01.
DAILY BANNER TIMES
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nt tin Hannui Timks • 1 'rank!] n strt • t*.
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must be
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• made
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t iced.
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTIONi trif Van imuliumce -..$5.00 Si.r iiwnth* ... 2.50 Thru numthe IM une month -50 Per week hu ('tin hr 10 by _ serlptIon accounts at e to lie paid to them as they call and receipt for same.
M. .1. HEUKETT. . II AKKY M. SMITH.
Publisher . Manairtinf Editor
Address all communications to Tin: Daily Bannkk Times. Grecncastle. Ind.
i:i rt hi.m \n i i t ^ i it 1v»:t.
For .Mayor
.ION ATI1AX HI ID 'll For Treasurer .ioiin tiii.MoKi:
For Clerk
.1 A M KS M. Ml KU:V
For .Marshal
WIl.UAM K. STARK lor (Tisineiiiiicn Flrsi Wanl—THOMAS ABHflMs Si*eontl Wanl—F.DMl’NO FKKKINS riiir I Whit!—JOHN K. MII.U.R The man who j^ets out with a snow plow is a public spiriietl indivitlual who lias the unreserved irratitude of the people.
OUR COMMON COUNCIL. Taxes >1u> lt«* Pnhl Twice a Year street Improx iiients Note*. Miivor < MM- wits sliv lis^t oveninp land (.'ounciliiiiin Miller was called lo the chair, which lie occupied all I evening. The reports of the city ! treasurer for Dpeetuher and .latiuarv '-ere refeii rd to the fin a me
( eoniniittee.
Mr. Blake presented the following .resolution: “Kesolved that the taxes levied for general and city i purposes coining due in IM)1 may : he paid in einiiii germ-annual instal ! ments; the first half to he paid on or before the third 'Monday of April KS84; the second half on or before the first Monday in November of same year (except poll and special taxes which shall he paid on or he fore the third Monday of April i 18!l4); provided that in all eases where the first instalments shall 1 not be paid on or before the third Monday of April, 1894, the whole .amount unpaid shall become due and returned delinquent and eollected as provided by law: provided I further that in all eases where the I first half is paid on the third Monday of Apiil 18!>l, as herein pro I vided, all penalties that may accrue ! hy law for the non-payment of the whole of said taxes on said third Monday of April, 1894, is hereby j remitted.” The resolution was unanimously adopted. Mr. liilev otfered the following resolution: “Hesolved that the water works eoinpativ Be instructed
Tile .1. II. xfallilll 11 ill 1*rnllfllI'll. The will iii ('ol. .1 K. Mahan was
admitted to probate yesterday after-1 noon in the Putnam circuit court. The instrument bears the date of February i'l. 1N9IS. and appoints Mrs. Klizaiieth <1. Mahan, the wife, and Thomas (_'. Hanimond, nephew
of the deceased, ns executors with
out bond. Its provisions are as
follows:
The sum of .flloO is set aside to keep up lot in Forest Hill cemetery. To the trustees of the Presbyterian church of Greeneastle the sum of $1000 is given to he invested, the
PENITENTIARY CANDIDATES. A Whole r.i*«el tit Birtl* IVcpariitg; to
IT> (t» .felfei-Httltx Hie.
The candidates for .1 etfersonville penitentiary this term are about as numerous as some other candidates have been this fruitful season for candidacy. On yesterday in the circuit court Stephen J. Perry, the thief who stole John Wilson’s eat tie, and driving them to John McMillen’s farm in Washington township, there sold them to Mr. McMillen, reached the end of his rope. , The jury decided him guilty in just three minutes; one minute for
interest to apply annually on salary choosing a foreman, another for ot the minister. lo hllen Nelson, irctiincr ballot paper ready and the the taithlul latnil v sen ant, the sum f or costing a vote. Perry ot $1500 is bequeathed to buy her VVJ1S gj vt , n s jx years in the pen and a home, lo J. M. Knight and wile 'J’hi> verdict was a sur-
is given $100 eueh. Afte*r the
above legacies and
vidro a
V.. i..
been paid the will provides that the residue of the estate be divided into two equal parts, one of which parts is given to Mrs. Mahan, Ids wife, to use as she chooses. To the heirs of Win. T. Mahan, deceased brother of the testator, is given one-lliirdof the remaining half, out of which $500 is given to his wife Mary Ma ban; another third of the testator’s
prise to many, who
bequests huie evidence, considered
hearing the linn booked
for at least twelve years, if not for the limit, lourteen years. Perry’s alibi, being of Chicago production, did not count for much with a Put-
nam jury.
In the interim of the excitement of Perry's trial Win. Wood and Frank .Murray, the professional burglars, arrested near Indianapolis on December 15. 1898, for bur-
half is bequeathe,I to the heirs of g | ttrizing(in D,.,.. i;{ E ,i«. urt is Bros.’
his deceased brother, ThomasNl. Mahan, out of which $500 goes to Sarah Mahan, widow of said de-
Thk eonventi in to nominate a
to lav water mains on Indiana I street to Berry street and on Berry street to College avenue and erect
republican candidate for congress : or ‘hree hydrants on Indiana for this, the Fifth Coagressiooal The matter was referred to district, will be held at Martinsville ! the wat ‘‘ r work8 committee. Mr. on May 10. This date was set! Uilu y theren P on " ,ove ' 1 that the
yesterday at Indianapolis.
Tm: action of the city council last evening in changing the system of tax-paying so that city taxpayers may have the same privi-
lege as those in the county i« n ji n g Ohio street from Locust
wise and sensible move. Especially is it wise in thisyearof democratic hard times and stringency. Instead of having to pay taxes for a full year, the payer may now, if he chooses, pay in April and Novem-
ber equal instalments.
matter of improving Indiana street ; be referred to the street committee to report at the next meeting of the
j council.
Mr. Riley offered the following: Resolved that the matter of open-
to In-
censed brother. The remaining one third is divided equally among T. C. Hammond, Margaret Hammond, and Upton J. Hammond, sons and daughter of MV. Mahan s deceased sister, Elizabeth A. ilammqnd. after paying Elizabeth Irvin $600 if alive, if not, to her children Will and; Mnrv $800 each; to Nellie Ilammond, daughter of Resin Hammond, $800; and to Walter and Parke Dunbar, children of Julia A. Dun-
bar, $800 each.
D. ('.and R. F. Hughes are witnesses of the instrument.
HERE’S A DAISY.
\ DePiunv Student Want* to be the Chaplain of Hnniuiu's Cireti*. The St. Louis I'o.il Dispatch says.
11 fllllt'd 1.11 nt Nigllt.
Brief mention was made day of the departure of
(liana on a line with DeMotte alley be refered to the street committee.’’
It was referred.
A preliminary resolution for the letter under date
opening of Locust street from Lib erty to Augusta streets was referred
! to tile street committee.
The following claim ordinance
yester- i was adopted : Misses i’ 1 ' Honnohiie. pul In
store and Prather's saloon i.t Roielulale, were arraigned. They plead guilty and were sentenced for live years each in the penitentiary. Sheriff Glidewell inav have to charter a special if justice still contin-
ues at tin* scales. TWO MOKE Toll IV.
It took the jury in the ease of the State vs. John Met'own and Ben Nichols just five minutes today to declare the above named guilty of petit larceny and assess their punishment at three years each in the penitentiary with a fine of $25. McCown and Nichols are the south end fellows who robbed Vandalia freight ears so extensively. At the above rate Mr. Glidewell will soon complete his excursion.
North Ir.
The little son of A. E.
With the only complete bicycle plant in the world, ■where every part of the machine is made from A to Z, is it any wonder that Victor Bicycles are acknowledged leaders? There’s no bicycle like a Victor, and no plant so grandly com|)lete as the one devoted exclusively to the manufacture of this king of wheels. OVERMAN WHEEL CO. BOSTON, WASHINGTON, DENVER, SAN FRANCISCO. J. K. L-KNGOON. AOl-PHT G W t.-E N G ^ ST I-E IND. AT /nr.AL-1 IAES
do you ever consider the quality of the food you are ( dlic; ? Ii niav be good. It might be better, purer, fresher and more wholesome. Th Is it not worth while to make sure that your Tea, t’otl'ee, Sugm Ituto r. Eggs, Sniees. and innumerable other groceries are of the best quality f Where i« such a trilling ditt'erenee in the prices of the best and the worst that it eeriejnly does not pay to buy the worst, even on the false ground of supposed economi X The best is always the cheapest, because the must .atisfaetory and durabl., and the very best of cvervthing in the (iroeery line is kept at Bpoadslr*cct Se HupsI’s.
COW. WASHINGTON AND WATER SIS.
OSCAR WEBSTER. PAINTER, PAPER HANGER AND DECORATOR
All Work Promptly AttcmUtl to. Hutist’action Gtmrant«‘<*l
‘Doc*’)
that Manager J. Bailey, of Barnmn | s »'.vtlie is seriously sick with the
measles.
Jim Wray and ('has. Ford bumped heads in the caboose of a freight train yesterday. The humps Hound-
ed hollow.
A good many of the trains are I delayed by the snow and cold
weather of the north.
I IT. T. Ashley
< .eorgia anil \ eie Lee and Messrs, jmnes Merr> weather, tire dept
Will and Dade Lucas for Racine, (-eo. x. Nelson
Hen S. IVHIInui* " *’
Wis., where Miss Georgia Lee and .lames u.caUer.streets. Mr. Will Lucas were united in |J"im T’ohin
. Mike Dalton ** . . . matrimony hist evening. 1 lie
friends
young couple have many
here who will wish them the best that life holds. Botl) are well known here, though Mr. Lucas has resided for several years in Chicago,
where they will take
Taylor Crump
Frank Hi ley “ Jamea Mo run, “ Dow Whittaker, atone
John Bellamy
Joe Dickens “ Carey Alston 41 Spear Pittman, “
. . .11. H. Hiliifc, “ iluMl
Up their rcsi | Joseph Baker.
iV Bailey’s shows, is in receipt of a
of Jan. 2, 1x94,
from a Greeneastle tbeologue. The proposition is certainly a novel one
and reads as follows:
“I desire to make a suggestion and a proposition to you, which I hope will meet with your favor. Why would it j not be wise for you to carry a chaplain . with your circus? A chaplain could
wait upon the -iek of your company, down for a few daV'
lie could assist m taking tickets and Ham Thomas lias been quite sick. 16 V) other light work. On Sunday he could p. -p. (; r j, m ., w ,.„ t 1)V cr to Wavehmd "I s0 hold H public service in your tent. Of | ast ,v,. t .k and bougbt himself a fine
^ A course, there would always be a large j,-rsey e u.
« V-, crowd at the publit vice and a col- Home of the farmers have opened
no On lection that would probably lie more tlieir sugar camps.
than enotigli to pay the chaplain. I was While moving some hay a few days Dali raised in the city and am a graduate of j( lu | y Burkett’s farm, east of the liigli school in Des Moines. After , yj 01 |j t> A || ( .„ tl „ m( | some p,,,..
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“Shepp's World's Fair Fhotograplud." For the Daily Banner Times
Readers
p Wi0m\ in Ml Wiiiiin Reaci of ail! \ Most Beautiful Souvenir.
NO 1 iUMHUC). DOWN (il) THE PRICES On Canned Corn, I’eas ami Blaeklierries: 7e per can. or 8 cans for a (punter; Sugar,20 lo Jl lbs. for a dollar. RUIN’ RIIJ’.Y, 8()-2iiks. 711 S. Main St.
G B. COOPER.
J. W. COOPER
r'
OOPER BROS.,
Ifansfsf afisi Ljyenjip.
Frank (>ill
MOIM’ON. ha*i shut
his saw mill
NUfSri. OPP. ENGINE HOUSE
<h‘nee.
• trx.
The hridi* < rremcastle.
( 'i'(t trfni'rfscfllc
well
\ i'(fit# i Jerome Allen, r«*ni j \V. W. Jones, mdse
• Albert Allen,
known ill * J’**eencaflMeElectric Light Go., light
j M. J. Beckett, printimr ( .8. Kiteljorg, mdse.
G. B. i ooper, fuel
I>iil Not Itt'diM'C
The Motion management adopted a wise plan in reducing expenses. There was, no reduction in the wages of the employees, taking a few cents from the pay of trainmen, seet ion men and flagmen, as tills plan i;fteii Hiak' S it dilli, lilt
1" on W !.« 10 01 ST an
1 I', a .si
SVI I J
8 SO 7 01
•r> no
for employees to make ends meet; and then in the end made no im-
in the evoonses !
ce^ext
to consolidate the duties devolving upon high salaried employees and thus when one such man was dropped it counted upon the pay-
roll.
I or of MiprciiM* i'otirt.
Hon. James II. Jordan, of Mar tinsville, will he presented to the state convention hy Morgan county and the fifth district for judge of the supreme court. .Mr. Jordan is well known throughout the state. He is an able lawyer and a schol arly gentleman. lie has a lirstelass record as a soldier and there is no truer republican anywhere.
Prof. HowrN ItfM'itul. Last evening the audience as Bumbled to hear Prof. Howe’s reel tal in music hall were treated to a program of genuine music. The program was varied in a delightful way and gave selections from a
;rt«r* ;,..rr v,t?
working four yctye upon
daily paper of Iowa. 1 came here to attend Rcl’inw university, one of the lu tlie world. I have about completed
the classical course.
“At 15 years of age I was converted and joined the church, and I have been an active member ever since. I expect to devote tny life to the ministry. I am now gj years old and look a great deal like a mere boy. I have a good voice and I am a ready talker and I always
lending glar' loop and good-, bank book be longing to Oliver Stout, of llullamlsburg, Parke county: some pocket-books .u;;!'pocket knivc , some tobacco and tlie drawer out of a money box. Mr. Allen Pink them down to Mr. Stout last Saturday. Some of the goods were bis and some of them belonged to Mr.
Spencer, of Bellmore.
N. F. Wood’s erris wheel was blown down last. Friday during the heavy
winds.
Rev. Church preached at Union Chapel last Sunday morning. 'Die
will have some kind of
I! isscs to tm.) from all trains,
murifnjre TransferrMl,
Given Hiirsofttll kliels.
Ciilw lor I’arlb's, Kane nils ami Weikllnirs,
IIihvInx a Siieotiilly,
Haaos anil Furnlturu Moved
| TeUaih.ine enioieetlo'i with depots ion l.anlc s’ Ibilt. CiilU answered any time dnv o
11 it u a desire to again promote the in- miflit. teresis of its readers, Tiik Daim 1 !.in-
OFF!CF.COR. INDIANA AND WAL-
xkk Iimi.s closed a contract with the j.jy famous i>lobe Publishing Co., of Phila-!
delpbiii, by ivhieh the magnificent series of photographs, with descriptive matter, known as “Shepp's World’s Fair Photographed,’’ will he brought within the marvelously low purchasing price ot TKX CENTS in cash or stamps, itml SIX D.iit.i Ha.xm u
Tim ks ( on pons.
This splendid chanei
tnagoitl. ent phoroijrat,!i- i- ivliliooi
Loccjl Time Gard.
BIG FOUR.
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parallel in journalistic cnteTpiiM!, and | No.2com .. i torina.onati'cievi-’ in keeping With the continuous Ka^.rN^ynrt’aJui
Wiishlimrtmi. II.I . No. S cunneets tliroutth to M abiish unit ( Ineinimtl. .Xu. to. couches for
! preach short sermons extempore. i
have always been highly complimented. Humhiv school I have never been opposed to the eir- Faster sorvi vT**3iiu PTiave aT^ayt atRilKietTTn'e’j gram soon.*
best ones. | have seen.yoers several A. J. Farrow starts out
stump the county as
jCj anil Wjmjjjgfj le thp-peq; jjjflLtiLl
this week to
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I TDg entire of oMinron
.... , dered in a masterly artistic manner! l * me8, * ^Bdeavor to a oliri-tian
por.an. reduction the expenses. | ^ u woul(1 b( , foHv to tic(llur . i n>“. and I can furnish yon with a large repre'seutative on’the populist ticket.
I ite iilan to reduce expenses was number m references eo eerimur mv — — - nm •• wm-n- m Smrar »»»«- wnr. wm*’ «r Wi nar <wn
j uitegruy, emiracter and ability. I be said of all, that they were inter- have frequently been told ilmt I am live preted in n faultless way. The con-! years older in intellect than in years,
ceil was a delight especially to tlie! musicians present, and bears out the opinion of many that Prof. Howe’s individual recitals are too few in number. Owing to the arduous duties of the deauship of the school the magnificent musieianly abilities of Prof. Howe have not been thoroughly understood. His
grand playing of last evening shows to assist in taking ticket I that he is* the chief of them all in‘>' ou '"'K' 11 wi ' h ’ ,, " t 1
music, and his success is in a great measure due to this faculty he has j of leading, and being in a position His Putnam county friends think
lie deserves the nomination.
is quit
efforts of Tiik D.iii.i Bannkk Timks to please ami benefit its readers. It is. in addition, another convincing proof that Thk D.iii.i B.in.nki: Timks slicks reso- j lately toils deiermi, .atimi to be Tiik!
I’aio.k ok tiik Pkoim.k.
It kIioiiU! not lie forgotten that j Messrs. Shepp’s fiiinuus series of photo-'
graphs were OFM< I.M.i.Y Inhokskd No r i hlcuiro Mail
FD by tbe ( olumbiaii Fxposition, and I X»» H' “ i -vjire-s •be (•’lobe Publishing <'o. was given ex- N ' ,u ' l '• ••••••
oe tjc I, u... 1. «d I.» be - - S * 1 .. ; ; bo . V ■ J L .«. „„
an immenseh i N'i .. -nnOiein j.xiiie-s.
(’ll yeliinil uni) i Irieliiimll, i-le, oers lo ( Inem-
null iin I New Yotk.
* Uully. + Kxuot.t Sunday.
t. I Ukkstis. A treat
MONOX KOI TK.
In elteet -mnbiv. N’tiv. I'.l. ISItj.
XoItTII no USD.
I photographs. They are an iiutiienseli |
valuable ami imnoctHi.t souvenir of lb.. ^V , -'S’KI
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grealcst exposilion ever belli, and at
ciilididitte foi ihe priie otlereil lo reader- of Tin I
Dull Ban n i it Timks millions of copie- I nilirlll In lie >oj( I :t> I lit mwi i u U m|
x press..
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I "My plan is this: Let me travel with your show as chat lain, you furnish me with board and lodging, the same as the actors. Let me on every Sunday afternoon bold a public meeting in your tent, which I would have announced in the churches of the town and on your hill. At thi- meeting we would have familiar songs, prayer, a short sermon, etc., and, of course a collection. I would be willing to wait upon tlie sick,
No 4 No •.II No S No :• No 12 No (I
My
| to demonstrate to his aides and subordinates high artistic work. Prof.
Mile's *..t tmiu «ar*en<-i>*He, Far Howe's recitals are all eagcrlv
Brazil Democrat. j ,
An unknown woman, said to have sou ^ l,t aft, ‘ r ’ and °" r i' f ’°P 1<? would ( ome down from Greeneastle, found * ladl - v lu ‘ ar l,,on ’ of th J‘ n ' : drunk on the street today, was ( has. Miner of Indianapolis. \ is placed aboard the street-car and j ited his mother on Semi nary street
taken to jail. jyesterday.
have one-half of the time study. Let my salary
week, to come out of the collection reasons far desiring to do this are : “I could do great good. I could sc.. the country. It would give me an ex1 perience such as I could gel no place else. I could both do good and make money. I hen h would be to your adv tuinge. The fad that you employed a chaplain and gave your tent, for .Sunday services would he a big advertisement for you. Il would possibly raise the moral lone of yourshow and people. Il would menu an increase of your receipts wuli little, il any, additional
expense.”
Jot - 1 'jj
will WiiiiTToe senes, mu only lor them-
Oscar A. Shepherd and Cynthia selves, hut also for their friends. No -> . ... , „ , The first coupon in the series will he xo 7 A. I millions, (hniles P. broad- |, r j|it,.d in Tur Momiav Daii.y Bin- ] street and Pearl L. Ileuley ; Hcmy nkk li.iiK-of Jaii.29, ]:-: I, ami (he sue- ... . , . ceeding coupons will appear Hailv until Alva Pans and Lizzie Pobscott. ,| le series i- eompleteil. This is a , ,, ; I chance of a life-time Io get a souvenir A ioIUt skating rink opens to- ,,1 ihe exposition, and no one should night in Baker & Browning’s opera neglect to take advantage of theuppor-
. | tunity.
house. | There are 82 series, and one series will
To.li.ys l.oe.ii M.rfcMa. ,a ’ ort '' ,n ’' 1 •*»•’*»
I Furnished the D.m.v Ban nk a Ti.iu.s '""'"(ave SIN 1 . . 1, ... , LOl POX.M of Iiik Daim Bannik daily by R.W. Allen, munugerof Arthur Timks in order to obtain on ‘ ‘ ' of TEX CENTS the FIRST PART
■ 5 i Part I) of the series. Due notice will "Il he given of the pilhlicHtion of PART j II. ami the additional parts will • I follow ns rapidly as they can he hnn4 idled. Ample preparations have been | ’ 4 1 ., made to supply the demand, so that no-
W ! body itmv be disappointed.
jJJ IX ORDER TO AVOIDTIIERPSir.i xanivr raon tiih mouth. Liu iippliealioiis should he made promptly 5“i* J , ’ , ' 1 re ’ 5l bvsiisvllle Kx c- 0a m appear in TlIK ^ It "^.^'rUas. i,ie Mu,,. IIJII \ BANNKK Iimk-. N<>-» C hlnttfo dr Nash VJU* Limit ill KMIU }> in
liin Four Bxcii»*inn*. I wdl-flcs* rved reputation of the MHITII MOUND. * Tunc JlHtitu. Keh. 19 and *20 *1.10. s hcpp Ht-othcr*. whose flnii i* known n<» «• < hlci»ifo&Nashville Limited r . . ... all over the I'hitcd States and in Ku-; 2° i* .*» *'* ,| ii
Keutneky. lennessee Alabama ( jH „ KlmrilIltw . ,| l(l , “Shepp’s ^
iss ppi. (.eorgia, Honda. I.ouisi- World’s Fair I’hotogranhed” will he is- • Paiiv. t l:xe< i.t kiimlav
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invthing ^piinirs,lie
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•Iordan's poultry hou
Hens
)ice
, , . , , young and culls would like to Cocks, old
. ii’Tm kc\ s, hen*, cliolcc fat
to in) sell to Tm k* yH, young, choice fat be about *20 a Tiiik. y»,.»l<Uoins.
1 ‘ Ducks Gec«c*, choice f. f. Klim and oveiv.. i lecse. pluck ”1 Egg*, fresh, subject to candling.. Butter, freah roll BuUer, No. 2 Old Hen Turkeys
VANDALIA LINE.
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rOR TIIK WKST.
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roll Tint HAST.
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Hally bWpni, •• I'alljr p in, “
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No 71 I- x. sun 7:(C>n ni. lor I'eorla. "o,77 ’ ’ 3:25 |. in. for Prentiir. Kor emntilete thin, eiinl. irlvlntr all Inilns and station*, ami for full liiformatlon n- to
(•Hies, through ears, etc., address
•1.8. PowidNO. Agi nt.
•Isat. Uen'l Puss. Agt. st lamia.
< MK \(i(> A EASTERN ILI.IVOIS.
To and frimi Terre Haute. In i iteet
Noveniher 12, IMHII.
To Mi
4:f*G :i m 12:10 p in 11:15 }• in
j) m
I ml tin J and 4 carry I’ulluiiin Hlecping curv, hetwifii < lucMgo and Kraimvllle TrnlnH A
atm mid Virginia Feb. 8 and March S, sued n their usual first-class style, and
half fare. To Texas and Arkansas oil , * lil1 '"’ilher pains nor expense w ill be and H curry Pulbnan pahieeslceplng rara and
..........I •“ e...L.. It worthy of the great 'lav epaeli' - and run solid tielw. ell ( bleago
atibieullv tliormorb- and Xashvtlb'.
Feb. 18, half fare. F. I’, liuestis, agent
,, spared to make
I'ot particulars see which it so grapliically, thorough-
dAw-tf ly and ably portrays
' HAS. I.. -TONK, Oen I Pass.and T’kt Agt. ( hlcago.