Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 March 1894 — Page 2

THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. THURSDAY. MARCH 1."), 1891.

1) \ II Y B \ NN FR TI M FS 'V*i»ht«*ton T«mtii»hip Kepuhlimas. GENERAL COUNTY NEWS.

Tlic r<'i>iil>li<':iii!. ..r Wa.hinut..,, eo|nt „, PBr „ raph . Kn.,.. M-y n : ,, r .

P»iblisht*d fvcry afternoon <*x<*<*i>t SundH> township Diet ill COtlVOntion SatUT- Within Putiiam*» Bmmdnriei*.

hi the Hann t H Tinks ntfice, eonier Vine and 1

Franklin at reels.

day, March 10, and selected the

Chaaveb for display advertisements must be following drle^-ile'. to the eountN iianded in b\ 10o’cloc k n. m. «*aeh(lav. Head . • x’ * i • * . na advirtuement-will in r« reiv. d each da\ convention: >orth precinct, Mat. i;i:own 1 Sr:pp■ l c•«u;,^■ AdV, • ^,1,,l,l,t^^U ^" ,,,i><1, • I HolRTt8. Geo. Green, David IN.llum K«-:u I i ny n. il irrs . 'ti r » ii I | 'it « < >H i i ar ll in H 11 (1 . \\ . ( i .'11 (1 ll 1‘ I , !SOU t !l gortioB. I einct, Moses Rissler,

ah oiiinmunjcatiiin'* uliouid Im‘ niwi.r.i with ' an( ) Charles Shinn.

I lie Mil ini' nf the writer: not neeertfuinW for

IMihiienMott. but in lilenee of uimhI faith t.. 11 ,.r n a to A.ionyinous commuuiealIons can not be no- ; v * *

iitt.l.

Where delivery is irretrnliir pb'ase report same promptly al publication otnee. Specimen copies mailed free on application, i RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. (me Year in advance. $o.00 j Sir month/* j Three months. — 1.2ft One month ^0 | /Vr uvek by Carrier 10

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M. J. BECKETT HAKKY M. SMITH.

Publisher ... MauaK’inK Editor

Addrc*ss all communications to The Daii y Bannek Times,

Gr€H*ncastle, Ind.

pre-

Joe Finley Each delegate

The following

were nominated for township officers: For trustee, A. I). Chew; for assessor, Hiram Rollings; for justice, C. N. Cromwell; for justice, .lames Yokum ; for constable,

Wm. Harnett.

It was suggested that the republicans of Washington township favor the nomination of Geo. Girton for county recorder; John Hunt, of Cloverdale, for clerk, and Jas. Nelson, of Madison, for sheriff. W. V. Tonu, G*o. Greene, Secretary. Chairman. H. E. Sutton, Assistant.

Hurt Hl.lt \ N ( IT' TIC K I T.

NEW CHURCH IN SIGHT.

Tlt*> < lirihtiiin Congregation Holds a Ruft-

iiieft* Meeting Which Was ItnsiiieNM.

The Christian congregation of Greencnstle have been working along slowly but surely for a new church and last night they took the initial steps in the matter. An interesting and enthusiastic meeting was belt! in the chinch, and though but about fifty people were present.

t i.o\ KitOAI.E.

Diamond Lodge, No. 34W, K.of P., gave a social at their hall Tuesday eve in celebration of the second anniversary of the Lodge. S[tecches were made by the following Knights : T. .1. Nixon. C. T. Peck, K. A. Wood and W. P. Sat kett. t^. L. Coojter and W. X. Evans entertained the crowd witii splenditl autoharp music. Fruits and nuts were served and till present enjoyed the eve. Diamond Lodge was organized two years ago with twelve members and now has a membership of forty-five. There will be considerable building here the coming season. Tlie Cloverdale schools will close

about April IT).

Mrs. D. K. Kelly, of Green castle, was tlle w heat'erop*.

the guest of Mrs. J. II. McCoy last ^

week.

Bert Nosier, of Terre Haute, is visiting his sister, Mrs. D. V. Sharp.

I hurtled to tin* ground Wednesday morning, destroying all of Ids farm implements, i h.gfe quantity of feed, and also burning to death a young horse. We were not able to learn the cause of the

ti re.

Iiallis Wilson while trimming fruit trees last week cut Itis arm very badly.

Don

There’s No Choice in Bicycles.

OKOVKI.AND.

W. II. Itiee. of Floyd, is in the race for the office of recorder. Representalive republicans of Monroe, Floyd, Jackson, Franklin and Bussell ate requested to meet at the store room of G. W. Starr at Bainhridge Saturday, March 17th, at 'J p. m., object to settle on or at least canvass the Held for an available man for commissioner first

district.

Wheat looking well. Let us hear from different parts of the county as to

A Keptthliran lirpHrn. Editor Hannbr Times:

I care very little for what was in the democrat paper last week. It may suit some peo-

Mrs. S. F. Kyle, of Ladoga, visited pie to drink slump water, eat tater soup, tier sister, Mrs. P. M. Sandy, over Sun- *h-ep on straw and vote democratic, but it

day. Miss Nellie Lane returned home Fri-

dm^H not suit everybody. But if things continue on the downward road as it has In the last twelve months under democratic rule, we

Mrs. ^ oung :itid daughter Lou spent ernt,” and adds, “As Ions’ as th(* lamp lio'ds Tuesday with Mr>. Mattie Jones. out to burn the violent sinner may return." Mias Anna McCray visited in Morton I Ph*d auilty of the charge of once being.

democrat, but thank God once was enough,

last Week. “Wise men change, fools never.” After beMiss Lide Skillinan is slowly recov- ing a republieun some fifteen years and seeering from a verv severe '•pell (»f »*ry- lug what that party has accomplished in sipelas, ami will return home from Los »blrty year, of Its reign, having caused tobe . . . . . established the greatest nuinufactures, per-

J , 4 . r . r 4l . Angeles. California, as soon as she is hapg ln lhe world anil pay , n h |g he8 t price and foil! - lift L8 ol them women, the able to travel. to the laboring man, and. Mi fact, has been httiulsome sum of $4500 was sub- 1 Mr. Sam Byrd and family were guests thirty years of the most prosperous times the Heriiierl This if) hut HoOn short of °( SliernniB Williams near Fincastle "“Hon ha* ever seen. S< I iota. 11119 li OUl T*)UU SIIOII DI In thinking this over I see no good reason half of the sum needed, and there ^ for a man making a change, especially when |

. Mr. Jolm rail,off ni'vfordsville, was 1 look over one year of democratic rule, with ;

are smiles ol satistaction on the on our streets this week. the cloning down of manufactures, breaking faces of the workers in const;- Sugar uiukiug is about over in this °f bankn. can sing thousands and thousands of ;

. i , ■ • • " men hunger and children to onr for bread.and

quence. W . G. Nen presided and vicinity.

Mrs. R. Z. Lock ridge went back to Greencastle the first of the week.

1). L. Anderson was made secretary. The following committee was appointed to canvass for subscriptions and take charge of the active work: T. Abrams, I). W. Alspaugli, D. L. Anderson, John Ireland, Mrs. I). E. Williamson, Mrs.

For Mayor JONATHAN BIR( II For Treasurer * JOHN G1LMOHK For < lerk JAMES M. Ill'RLEY For Marshal WILLIAM E. STARR For Coiineilmen First Ward—THOM AS ABRAMS Second Ward—EDM IN D PERKINS I bird Waul—JOHN R. MILLER Says the Martinsville /tejiuhlirmi: Indiana is well supplied with daily papers in county scuts and they are doing more for their towns than any other institutions in county scats. N^WS FROM DEPAUWThe News 1 >;tily from Grmicnstle’H Great Center of Learning. Mr. Johnson, 'B8, wears Sigma Nu colore. Miss Hogshire has begun work in china painting. The seniors have voted not to buy caps and gowns. The interstate contest will occur at Indianapolis May !<'. Dean Howe gives an organ concert at Urhana, 111., this evening. A meeting of the cycling club is called lor Saturday afternoon at the armory. The sophomores expect to pub lish their Jfirai/e next year about < hristiims time. Homer Hull is expected to enter the law school in a few days. He hopes to graduate from the law school in June. Miss Madden has been selected by the president for his private secretary on account of the resignation of Mr. Gilmore. Dr. Gobin has in his recitation room a model Palestine, manufactured b\ the Palestine Model Co., of St. Thomas, Ont. It is a remarkable aid in getting an understanding of the typography of the Holy

Land.

A course of lectures on Comparative Religious will soon be delivered before the school of theology by Dr. H. A. Buchtel of Indianapo hs. The first lecture will be given in Plato hall on the 27th inst. The resident alumni who were graduated from the university dur-

ing the administration of President! , ® , , , Budges and M. A. Bridges, note;

Martin have undertaken to provide! .. . . ,, , dismissed,

u suitable protrait ol their beloved president and teacher to he kept

day from Indianapolis, where she has may expect all of our communications to been visiting relatives since Jan. 1. come from all such places as buzzard roosts, C. T. Peek and C. K. Hughes, of huu »>-lH.le towHshlp. cross-roads, black , , i , . .* • , Awainpa, Pojree run. happy holler, tort Red, Greencastle, attended the k.ot I .social dark dens of democracy and from the head Tuesday eve. waters of the Knights of the Golden Circle. The writer of the ar icle referred to says, ra( ( oox. I “Jim was a short time airo u shouting demo-

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Mrs. Frank Lewis i- very ill. Wm. Walden is visiting his parents in

Keelsville.

the cslHldishlna of soup houses all over this land of plenty and an abundance to spare. Under such circumstances It looks to me nnreasonatde for a demoerat to ask a reptibllcan to vote with him; but, ou the other haiid.lt looks more reasonable for a republican to ask a democrat to vote with him. Now, in regard

The Haeeooil literary society will give to the subject In hand. The gentleman does another public entertainment about the r,ot his name, but I suggest that it should night of March JOthiu the school house. Z

r> i. ■%. ,, r , -i , ^ r ' Dave Butcher is about "'ell u r( , Ka „ | WH g reHd y u, sell my cattle. He said

( ook, .Irs. Alex. Lockndge and Mrs. Ab Fry is about well. Miss Emma Bieknell. It was de- Mrs. Charley Steele visited lier pareided to begin work on the new ents in Fincastle this week, structure as soon as possible, and Kpworth league will be led next Sunwhen *700(1 will have been raised '(«>’ "'itht by Jas. Nicholas, sr.; a good program is being prepared. Miss N an- ' ,lH *o , d Urogan to see If he could buy them at

then the plans will he formulated. nle M( . c . wilI k . atl the Christian En- ^ K,,t a u M j M _ i : i i -u; . . .... $4.30, but did not give me word until GoldA handsome new brick building, to deavor next Sunday night at Parkers- smith had telegraphed not tobuy cattle over

$1.00, as the market was had and demolished.

he would he glad to buy them. Mr. “Wal” Lewis luid a bunch of cattle, making five cur loads In all. We priced them at $1.75. Mr. Orogan got word from his man, Ooldsinlth, to buy the cattle at $1 25. I thought the price too low for the quality of the cattle ami 1

cost $10,0(10, will add mateiially to burgh.

that corner and nl-teed a« if will Miks Emma Smalley will be in Green- j The next word he got was to buy Bridge*, that corner, arnl placed as it Will f a tlfty-six cattle a. $a.»n and Lewis' at about be, so near the business centre, it . ... . . $110. 1 mw Mr. Lowinand ho nuid he would • n , . . ^ tally pullnijfat l>an F all 9 W ccJnes-] not Rell at such a price; that he would ship will make an imposing appearance da y niK , lt . then, himself, so that .topped that part of (he

Literary society will meet at Mr. Sol 1 <r«de.

of the surrounding property. Ev-[ Janie,'Kritluy nitfit. . . T , k Carpet weaver* are »!! very l.n.y in , 1i1< i* h i,i lhnl hew..outer 1 MK I ' v " ' Hanwk Irwrw slirk* re*..

and will greatly enhance the value of the surrounding property. Every one appealed to should assist

For the Daily Banner Times Readers R magnificent ^ Series Wiflin Reacn of Rif! \ Most Beautiful Souvenir.

J. R. LEATHERMAN. PHYSICIAN : AND : SURGEON, Rooms 2, :i. ♦ and 5, Allen Block. GREENCASTLC, t : I I INDIAN*. Special Attention Given to Diseases of Women and children.

SheppS Worlds Fail Paper Hanging and Patching

Photographed.”

Dime neatly, cheaply and with

promptness.

box773. R B. HURLEY.

OSCAR WEBSTER. PA NTER, PAPER HANGER AND DECORATOR

All Work Promptly Attended to. 59-l:i\v Sal isf.icf imi f *iianuitccd

With a desire to again pro mote the interests of its readers, Thk Daily Bannkr Times closed a contract witii the famous Globe Publishing Co., of Philadelphia, by which the magnificent series of photographs, with descriptive matter, known as “Shepp’s World’s Fair Photographed,” will be brought within the marvelously low purchasing price of TEN CENTS in easli or stamps, fiiid SJX Daily Ban.xkh

Timks Coupons.

This splendid chance to secure these magnificent photographs is withoul u parallel in journalistic enterprise, and is quite in keeping witii the continuous efforts of The Daily Banner Times to please and benefit its readers. It is, in addition, another convincing proof that

Riley’s Wholesale & Retail ■W STORE. -KBest Tomatoes. lOc. can; $2.‘2r> per ease. Guarantee every can. Princess Best Corn. $2.25 per ease; 10c.

can.

Standard Sweet Corn, J for 25c. Corn it Blackberries, 7e. can;4 for 25c. Potatoes, 20c. peck; 75o. bushel. Bacon, 10c. lb. (’lean Currants, 5c. peril). Best. Prunes, 10c. lb.; 3 for 25. Hickorv Nuts, 15c. peek; 50c. hii-hei. 110-lwk

G B. COOPER.

the innvement, ns the new building*

will l)e ot great benefit to the city, Vicholas Saturday night and Sunday. thought best and t.K. long as the market wa. | it should not be forgotten that owing to its splendid location. Elmer Shannon has returned home I ^p'h IgaTn < to < , h > u d man:"thl!rMme’^he ^<!t Messrs - Shepp’s famous series of photoThe committee met this morning Illinois. I word to buy the cattle at atm lower price i! graphs were OI , M(.lALL\ Indorsed

8 j B. D. Skillinan is making a thirtv-day | 80111 m 3 rfln 7-aix cattle at $3.85 with $10.00off ED by the Columbian Exposition, ami

at ten o clock to decide on methods ^ on ^ hatH ete * ' and 1 bedded the ears i could have sold the the Globe Publishing Co. was given exand make arrangements for their Mrs . Mattie Parks is visiting her | “c^otpTcLntTrlcT..^w^V«h\t h fo ,, r d ^ duslve rights to publish and sell these campaign ot soliciting. ^ mother, Mrs. McCray. J management of democracy for one year? photographs. 1 hey are an immensely

Carrie Miles is able to be out after

lutely to its detenuinatiou *o i»e The

J. W. COOPER

COOPER BROS.,

Transfer anil Liverymen.

Bassos to and from all trains,

Haggagi' Transferred, Livery Klgs of all kinds,

(’alts for Parties, Funerals and Wwldings,

Draying a Specialty.

Pianos and Furniture Moved

Telephone conueetton with depots and Dulles' Hall. Calls answered aaytims-vhn or

night.

OFFICE COR. INDIANA AND WAL-l-l> NUT STS. OPP. ENGINE HOUSE

l^oeal Time Gard. BIG FOUR.

PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT-

AdjourniutMit on AYednesday —The CloMing

ItuNlnefiH as Per Docket.

Estate of Samuel C. Preston, sale lessons in Terre Haute,

of personal property, stricken from

docket.

OOINO KANT.

Xo 21 Indianapolis Accommodation Moa in

Now Urogan thinks It was my fault. Of valuable and important souvenir of the ! ^.° ,8 : ^outhweetern Limited IdMpm j two” weeks’ 1111188*7 Verily Tagu'e is m-sToffe r h bu 1 !IraVe^eL^thlnV'‘nlan l «’Ver held, ami at , Xo l.e “m‘lnna,r\lghrLkpre^'.'.!!..Soil "l

h £' alnce'tbe^deiaocrattr BaxxkkT.MW millions of copies ^ ^ ! ! ; ‘if J “

short tune since. Site is taking musie I l’« r, y had been in power, it took a wiser man ought to be sold, as thousands of people No r St. I. and I In. Night Express 1*40a m

. ... . . ~ * l. < ..A- .U.. i*. »fi. .1. ... . . . 1 \i f ft O < 111 11 s m > t c t * *

down with bnisr fever.

Miss Nannie Averitt visited home a

HA1XBRIDOE.

Paul MeFadden went to Indianapolis

James l^. Layne, adtnr. of estate Wednesday to speak for a Demorest of Henderson Layne, vs. James *obl medal. He expects to be gone the

Layne, land sale; sale afHlined.

George Bieknell vs. C admr., cause dismissed.

rest of the week.

Protracted meeting at the Presbyter-

* 1,1111 ,,, 1 ’ r ’' llct ,h " res “"«- ' V1, > 1 0 1 l "" 1 will want the series, not only for them- 1 land' 2 |ton’nn'd'lien U N. le Tw but little conUdence In the market, 1 did not i..., ■ ...'...i,.!. ! l . v ! ;

I selves, but also for their friends.

account; disi .issed.

Home Building and Loan Asso

Laura B.

elation vs. Wm E. W. Lewis vs

and

N. Priest et

permanently in Meharry hall. It is expected that all the alumni will participate in this honor and assist in hearing the expenses, although

the management of the enterprise!

will be in the hands of those who | a l.; judgment against VV. A. Mcgraduated while Dr. Martin was j Fadden, J. H. Smith,!'. A. Olcott president. A meeting was held J an d P. S. Olcott for $362.23; decree yesterday afternoon and the lol 0 f foreclosure as to all defendants, lowing action taken: Mr. James] Bank of Ladoga vs. ('. A. Ross,

B. Tucker was elected treasurer | note ; dismissed,

and Dr. Duvall, Mr. M. J. Beckett and Miss Martha Kidpath were selected to prepare a circular to lie sent to all the alumni. Prof. H. A. Mills, < f Kingston. X. Y., has been engaged to paint a picture the same size and <|uality of Mr. DePauw in Meharry hall. The protrait will he unveiled in connection with the memorial service to be held during commencement week. Such interest is manifested in the movement as to insure easv

and complete success.

I do.

Perhaps l have* fed more cattle to K<> to market from the first of December to the first of March than any other man in Putnam

C. Jones, ian church closed la.^t Ihur>da\ etnmjy () f , n y ttn( i j w j|| Mrt y m y with a total of eleven accessions. do not show as low a price for such cattle for Rev. Roberts began a seiies of meet- the same time of year for thirty years. Take Lame Dixon vs. E. Grantham, jngs at thp ( . hr j stiilI1 chllroh Wednesday

admr. of L’has. Dixon estate, claim ; evening.

judgment for $300. s Wm. Merrick, of Anderson, formerly

Tames a ,esll * e,lt t * ,ls phme, is visiting here

this week.

Horace Plierson made a business trip to Crnwfordsville on his bicycle TuesMcCormick Harvesting Machine Go. vs. S. C. and J. K. M. Hamrick, 1

... ... .. , , ,, , , . ...cue, ! eoachesU) Buffalo, sleepei-s to New York'umi think it would bvcome so demorullzcd in siivh • , ■ " ashington, D. I . No. 8 connects Ihroiigli to a short tune, lint a man of my age deserves in*' ttrst coupon in the Series was ''abash mid 1 Ini-lnnatl. No. 10, coaches for lint little sympathy, knowing the financial printed in Tin: Monday Daily Ban- In'tii HnVl''^ 1 , i •w l y,*[.^ i,ll,a,1 ' 1,1 ' luril1 - ubimtes of the democratic party as well as NK R Times of Jan.29, 1834. and the sue-i ’ 1, *‘ il y ♦ Fxcept Sunday. * ’ 1 »• I* II

Nellie B. Darnall vs.

notice and govern yourselves accordingly. A republican is not ashamed to sign his name, with the best wishes to all mankind and the democrat party, and that we will soon see the good old times and the good prices, and the i closing of the soup houses and the curling of

ceeding coupons will appear Daily until j tlie series is completed. This is a] chance of a life-time to get a souvenir | of the exposition, and no one should , neglect to take advantage of the oppor- ;

tunity.

There are 32 series, and one series will be ottered each week. Remember that you mii-d have SIX COUPONS of The Daily Banni:n

ft . 1' IIcestis. Agent

MQNON ROUTE

C>Bw—wutlitwOiaAirf iQucMb ity.co.^

In effect Sunday, Nov. 18,18IKJ.

NOKTH BOUND.

No 4’ Chicago Mall 80 «■ ** Express . No 44t Local

SOUTH BOUND

the black smoke from the tall chimneys, and Times in order to obtain, on payment | '**. soJJjJ'ierii’KxTtr

the laboring man going boine Joyfully to his happy wife and children al the wages of from

$3 to $s per day, I am Y ours most respectfully,

.Iamks Uhidoes,

I-likKNUasti.k, Ind.,March 18. ISW

rbe W ent Iter. The indications for this vicinity for the coming thirty-six hours arc as follows as received bv H.

M

Reniek & Go. from the official

weather bureau at Indianapolis; Indianapolis. Ind., Mar. 14.

Earnest Warring, pastor of the M. E. church, lectured on Kpworth league

work last Sunday evening.

Debby Edgeworth, who has just tin-! T *‘ everybody read the book of Esisheti teaching a term of school at tlie lh ‘* r a, ' d b ‘’ P , • e P , ‘ re,, ,0 , ’ n -* 0 . v t, " ^ tai *-

Miller school house, returned to her Ut a Queen Esther to be given Molld “y lna . home in Irvington Wednesdav and Tuesday evenings. March 10 1UI( | ‘I'l'l'vation. liould be made promptly, Rev. E.C. Shunmke.', pastor of the 20, at the opera house. General admin- ’‘fT''rT^v'Vt-'m u’r 1,1 T " K

1:27 a m

12:U5 p ui

12:05 |> m 2:47 a in 2::iS p in 1:45 p in

of TEN ( ENTS, ANY PART of the. s»«t i-ocal series. Due notice will be given of the •'ally- ‘ Except Sunday,

publication of the additional parts as rapidly as they can be ban-, _

Ample rrepar.Uoi,. I.ave heeul"* s,„.

VANDALIA LINE.

made to supply the demand, so that 110-

boily may lie disappointed.

IN ORDER TO AVOID THE RUSH.

FOR THE WEST.

Xu 5 Kx. sun H:5« a m, for St. Louis. Xu 7 Dally 12:20 a m. fur st. Euuls. Xu 1 Daily ■. 12: 3 p in. fur si. Dniis. Ball.' 1:52 p m, fur >t Dm Is

sion 25 cents, reserved seats 35 cents,

M. E. church at Knightsville, with his tfrtllerv , 5 T| . . . p ri _ 1 me wen-ueserveu n l» -t girl, ate chicken witii Mrs. Maggie ( ,. |V a £ L all( | e gi ,[ r „ K store , u ‘ Shepp Brothers, whose

McKee last Tuesday.

Charlie Smith tins rented the ston

No 21 . Xo 3 Ex. Sun 5:2s p m, for Terre Haute.

FOR THE EAST.

Xu 4 Ex. sun. .. S;34 a m, for Indianapolis.

Xo ai Daily 1:52 p m. •• No S Daily 3:35 p m, “

The well-deserved reputation of Hie s",:, n5iij u ". ; JJ}’

firm is known

For Sale—Bicycle, highest grade, j ropt , js very chea|t. Address Box 593. lll-5t' '

all,over the United States and in Eu-

a guarantee that “Shepp’s

World’s Fair Photographed” will lie is

room belonging to Mrs. Ader and lie is going to put in a full line of buggies,!

surries and carts. „ . . “ ,,,,n ‘ ,ry ’ .. , , , , Beginning with this week we.

Mrs. J. N. Ritter, who has been con- di u | , ,, mi Hual line of s|,i "’ e ' 1 5? m ‘ ,ke 11 worthy of the great led to tier lied fur several nuuitlis wiib ^ 111 1 Bspiay .ill unusual Hid (.1 uyent which It so >linr,ui.rl._

Xu H Dally 3:32 a m,

I’EOBIA DIVISION Leave Terre Haute.

Xu 75 Ex. sun 7:05 a in, tor Peoria. 80 77 ** '* 3:25 p in, for Dei'iitur. Fur complete time card, irlv.nn all trains I fclftlft 4* ■ ■ I I I X . __

P

Warmer fair weather, (owed by local showers.

Wafpenhans,

fol-

Large residence on east Washington street for rent. Inquire at S. A. Hays’ law office. 1 Oh-Ot

fined to her bed for several months with | * •’ unusuax uut 01 ; event whieli it sogra|iliieully, thoroughrheumatism, is able to be out. I |H,S ,,nd Bonnets and complete line ly ami ably portrays. G. W. Starr has bought the property I a" t ’ oriet ‘ t millinery novelties ] Kpeew Exeumt.,,.. s«,u.h. belonging to bis mother. After making Mrs. Allen wili have charge of the On January 8, February S, March 8 some improvements lie will move there trimming department. Mrs. Allen and April 9. the Monon Route will sell

needs no introduction to the ladies tickets at one first-class limited fare for

ft has been suggested that Wm. H. , .. .. „ th round trio to xdl points in Ken - ■*>. .. , of Greencastle. Ymi are most cor- pomis m tvenRiee, of Floyd township, would make a , 1 tueky,Tennessee. Alabama, MississiDiii good candidate for recorder. We ^b- diully invited to come and see us. VMrio(ls points in Georgia and Florida ject, for the reason that he would have Satisfaction guaranteed in both I and to New Orleans La. to move to Greencastle and we could prices and work. Mrs. D. E. Pres- Tickets good returning twenty days

not spare him from this neighborhood, ton, south Jackson street, March from date of sale.

The large barn belonging to John j 13. Mourning work a specialty. For further information, address Hamilton, three miles southeast of town, 1 110-5t&w-1 Itf I 59^1 J, A. Michael Agent

su.-d m their usual first-class style, and j?a"1»* , thn!?ih as ,,, that neither pains nor expense will he , -is Duw lino. Agent,

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