Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 April 1894 — Page 2
THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. THURSDAY, APRIL 5. 1891.
DAILY BANNER TIMES NEAfUY A FULL TtAM
‘~=^ KtgM ArtMa of the Koh.I ••ria) Hall” at T*uhliHlHHj every hrifi ll'H>n except Sunday at the Ha\m-b T’imks offlee. enrnei Vine ami
Franklin atreeta.
t’lianiri'fc fordlaplar advertiaementa must In hirnest tlelenittioil
handtal In by 1(1 o'eloek a. ni. each da> Read
l.aat Siglit'a Old Hettler’a Plenie. Last night in Kerr's gallery
room a novel anti interesting event
It wasn’t Coxey’s army, but the' t ''» ns P i,ed - li W1 * 9 - as advertised
of the hobo an old settler's picnic imitation.
th«* Baatile.
ug advertim-imMitK will W nt’otvitTeacli day <r(»nus, com id on lv (iesi^DMled tin* ^ crowd MttendiMl and ten ... 1 i. iti Adv*«*rtiaintr rnt»‘s tnmli* ^ *70 .11 a. a*
tramp, that got in last night. They w » s ‘ harged as a gate fee.
up to 1 o’clock i>. m. Advertising raten tinide
known on application.
Heading notices one cent per wtud each in
sort ion.
GENERAL COUNTY NEWS. Pointed Paragraph* From .Many Place* Within Putnam'* Koinidaric**. KKKL8VILLK. Fmiik Me Kirov and sister Lottie, went to hanville Monday to attend
school.
Mi>* Rolht C’roinwell attended a reception of the Kpworth league at the
AH communication* nhould Do signed with
tin* name
publication, hut a* ev:
A.lonyinmis communications cun not Ik* no
I icc*d.
I wer? kindly received by Policemen I laughters of Rebekah man-
Ashley and Donnohue and drilled aged the function and everything|Centennarjr ehurcli at Terre Haute 1 lip to' the baatile, and within it's pleasantly. Some Indicroue | rriday night and gave an add res. on
m. tart a* evidence of itooii_ raitb. frowning waiU were given a rest 1 characters were taken by «o»e, TotaU visUing at 8. A. Boone-s.
no terror present. C has. Meikel represented | c011lInenwnient ext . rc i se s have but this an °^ d country tanner and Miss j been posti»nncd until ttie 18th.
mornin r at nine o’clock was when Dells Moore, his wife: their thir- Dr. Gilbert visited friends here Mon- , ! the rub came. Drs. Bence and teen children were all attired in | day and Tuesday.
rates or subscription. I j. n: j.i, f u„i r tools ami j, true country style. Miss Lizzie! the .youngest " 0 " of one of our ihv Year ill tviraiirr. »5A» Hawkins, with thur tools, ant • • . . wealthiest men has bid farewell to our
foSJ Bannkr Times reporter as ollicial Meikel was the couples eldest, v iu Hge alM j gone to part
Where delivery is irregular please report same prumptly at publteatinn oltlee. Specimen copies mailed free on application.
over niglit. There was especially about that.
Sir nuttith* Thrc* month*,
nnemonth *?n bottle holder (a bottle of alcohol daughter and was dressed in known. Prr \rrrh tty ('arrler * IU I v » v i .. ..
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]for external use is necessary) did
seHp^n'a^m’nM.^oti ^idTo ?!!em^s | the work. The first man at the lliey eall and n-eeip. for same. k at h ul l 8ca rs all Over Ills face,
Publisher good small pox marks, and it was
M. J. IlECKETf HARRY M. SMITH.
. Manaamir Kdltor
Address all communication* to The Daily Basher Times, Greencastle, Ind.
three strikes and out with him without any trouble. He gave
H. S. WERNEKE, THE WATCHMAKER. Will be permantly located in a few days. Keep your WniCHES CLOCKS DSD JEWELBI Repairing until you can see him.
KFI’t III.If AN CITV TKKK.T. For Mayor JONATHAN* Bllt( H For Treasurer JOHN GIT.MOKK For Clerk JAMEB M. HLKI.KY For Marshal WILLIAM E. ST A KB For Councilnien First Ward-TIIOMAS ABB A MS Second Ward—EDMt NO I’KHKINS third Warn—JOHN R. MILLER Rkpi Bi.iCANs over Putnam should not forget the convention on the lltli. It will be one worth renumbering.
The Lafayette Courier has this week made the most of a grand occasion, the state G. f.\. R. encamp ment. It’s issueof Wednesday had an American ting in true colors as a frontispiece.
The publisher of this paper is highly pleased at the steady increase of the circulation of the Banner Times. Without any personal solicitation whatever, the names of new subscribers are being added every day. Our rural friends are assured that the publisher of this paper not only feels grateful at this manifestation of approval, but we assure them one and all that we shall endeavor more than ever, if that is possible, to give them a superior newspaper—on that will at all times stand by their interests. The names that were dropped from the weekly list under the cash plan we are rapidly getting back, and the system is so satisfactory to all concerned that it is making many new friends. Now is the time to subscribe for the best county newspaper in the state.
Mr. Sweeney Not a Candidate. There has been some talk of Elder Z. T. Sweeney, of Columbus, being a candidate for the republican nomination for congress from this district, and on Monday the Xrim gave new force to the rumor b\- a telegram from Columbus stat ing that Mr. Sweeney would proba hiy go into the convention. Mr. Joseph I. Irwin, one of the most prominent republicans in the district and father-in-law of Mr. Sweeney, writes the folios ing letter to the Journal today which ex plains the situation: NOT IN THE RACK. Editor of Indlananlla Journal: The article in today’s Journal on the congressional outlook in I tidhiiiu L misleading in this: that you announee Mr. /.. T. Sweeney as a candidate in the tifth district. He is not now and has not been a candidate. Many republicans have urged him to allow bis name used in that connection, anil at one time he thought of doing so, but now i bat several good men are candidates be bas decided that he will not miller any circumstances permit his name lo go before the convention as a candidate for tlie nomination. Columbus, Ind. Joskimi I. Ikwix.
colors. In her perambulations she j Mr. Wilson, who lives near Bainmet Jimmy Kelly, who represented | bridge, visited his brother Harvey here
a dude, and a case of love at tirst "''‘i ^unda.t.
. . , , , - , 1 Remember the box supper Saturdav sight was the result, the rest of the njf , ht the 7tlu A ur0W(1 is , x .
family being awestruck, with plenty ! pected.
of awe. After this acting, games Rev Z. Lcazenby preached here
parting shot as he slid across the "ere played, interspersed by good Sunday night. home plate, that he would like to ,nUfd< ‘ *'. v *" m *'• Moore, (has. bainbkiduk. run into a nest of the real good Gray and Delmer Ernest, colored, a i Miss Annie Edgeworth, of Irvington, small pox article and rake off two trio of voices. Then dinner visited her sister Miss Jeimie Edgem . tl ‘ lollarfl n , >r (luv tHk i nsr was spread on the green (floor) in worth, Friday and Saturday, she gave ot three dollars per ia\ . a reception to some of her tormer care ot the patients. He gave the which almost every one attending * t . hno , milt „ s saturdai night, name of Henrv Myers, Cleveland, participated at ten cents per par-j H. T. Craig, of Indianapolis, a former Ohio, and said small pox was pie '‘cipate. The baby show was resident of this place, visited Mrs. for him. John R van, of Chicago, ieaHed off for the reason that very! Jackson this week
• ...a of W o. .he Mo. oecessiirv .r-.c.e for .0.1, „ dUpl,;
non, made a grand kick and pre- ^ u m 11, 8 n °f * hk. £ Fremont Alfrey and wife, of Crawferred not to take the present tend- prizes were therefore given to Jim-j f or dg V ii) e| visited Mrs. James Allen
ered him. Dr. Bence used a little niie Kelly and Miss Lizzie Meikel i last week.
kindly persuasioa and argued nim »• best acting pair of “babies " j Orpheus Dix and Walter Allen, who into the ordeal. He claimed he - the grounds, they capturing re ’
was posted on the law and that it actively a rattle box and a toy did not go into effect until the loth At the close of the even-j inst. He threw up the sponge, iD K. after muth genuine fun and father, I’. G. Fry
however, and took the shot. Wm. enjoyment the picnic closed after Mrs. Elijah Grant ha,,., of Greeneas- r[> nnv Banks, of St. Louis, a printer, had tl,e s ''>g>ng Die entire trowd | ^’'‘J* ' e ’ ,01 ’ '! for a long time, died Tuesdav morning
'“Home Sweet Home.” J y ', , . I a t
James Allen is preparing to move to 1
who would be glad to have him teach
lien- next year.
The M. E. Sabbath school elected I ottlcers Sunday afternoon for tlie en-i suing year as follows: Superintendent, Mr. Abe Fink; assistant superintendent, Mrs. B. D. Skillman; secretary, Miss Birdie Ridleti; assistant secretary. Miss Ola Xicholis; organist, Miss Ethel Faley: assistant organist, Miss Stella Butcher; treasurer. Mr. Sam Owens; teacher^ Messrs. Grant Rice, R. C. Stokes, .las. Nicholas, jr., Tom oster. Bob Foster and Sam Owens, Miss Edith Young and Mrs. l.iz/.ie Nicholas. M r. Summers, a young doctor from Roachdale. was here Monday looking for a location. He lias rented a room from Charley Reed and by Monday next expects to lie co/.ily situated and ready | for business. He comes highly recommended both as to character and know- I
ledge.
Notwithstanding the competition and | depression in tlie egg and poultry mar- j ket our two hucksters. Sam Owens and j Walter Shannon, come in home twice a week loaded with produce of the conn- j try. Honest treatment and honest |
prices will w in everv time.
The
Daily Banner Times, Only Ten Cents Per Week.
Uncle Charley Ridlen started out
Mrs. elms. F. Da,nail and children, M , m(lav lni . rn i nK with his little hook of (Taw fordsville. are visiting her lm(U , r his # , m rtll(linf? ollt how much
every body is worth.
Mrs. Abner Fry. who lias been sick
Mrs. C. VV. Ridlen lias been ipiite i '
sick hut i- much better. 1 J* R* LEATHERIVIAN, Ridlen started om PHYSICIAN i AND : SURGEON,
Rooms 2. a, 4 and a, Allen Block. GREENCASTLE, . I INDIANA Special Attention Oivon to Diseases of Women and chllilrcu.
a scar as big as a half-dollar on bis right arm, and lie wasn’t left- [ handed, either. He was excused.
OSCAR WEBSTER.
Down i• o the PenftionA.
Democracy, Hoke Smith, Grover
Toni Smith, of Louisville, the first | Cleveland. Gresham et al. have beSmith of the crop so far, lined up gun operations on pensions, especand called for a low ball. He made '“H) republican ones in Putnam a home run, as he had two pretty countv. Yesterday A. G. Reeves,
good
Greencastle this week. Clay Howard, Walter Allen and Rollo Allen went to Lafayette Tuesday. G. W. S»tarr represents Hawn post at the G. A. R. encampment this week at
I Lafayette.
The dwelling house occupied by KI-
RA NTER, PAPER HANGER AND
DECORATOR
scars.
Charley Wilson, of w h° has been drawing if 10 per mer Hull caught Are Tuesday. By the
Columbus, was the most interest-! month for nearly total disability. j luppy are they w-ho dk- inU,e"feara"nd | COOPER BROS.,
11:20. While her death was expected by her family and friends, tier j loss is deeply felt and it will he long years before her memory will fade from, the hearts of those who loved her. She ]
was a member of the M. E. e bur eh. j NVork Attended to.
Death had no terror for her, she often expressed a wish that the Lord would
summons her to that home where sick- G B - COOPER. j. w. cooper
is unknown.
Satisractinii liuaniiitptnl
More Delegate*. The following delegates have been sent in as additions to yesterday’s list: F 1.0VI) TOWNSHIP. North precinct—O. A. Shepherd, J. E. Graham and S. E. Kurtz. WARREN TOWNSHIP. Wm. Scott, Wm. Peck, Wm. Turner, L. F. Moore, John Stoner. F. R. Williams, W. 11. Oneal and J. S. Perry.
Barber shop fixtures for sale. Inipiire of Carl Eiteljorg. Greencastle. Ind., April 4, 18'J4. 12:i-3t
ing subject. He claimed his mark was on his right arm. It wasn't there, and then be remarked that he didn’t believe he was a liar, and then went for the other arm. It wasn't there, so the kindly physician put the skull and cross bones prominently on an arm that was a daisy. Wilson kept up a running tire of talk about prominent Columbus people, which the physicians knew, but strangely enough did not mention the Hon. George W r . Cooper. He said owing to the present depression that his home was now here. Mr. Wilson is in the same boat with lots of Fifth district people this year, that bid fair to forget all about the present congressman at election time. Frank Edwards, of Benson. Arizonu, had four scars and went out on a tly. James Hendricks, a stone-cutter, of Logansport, claimed he was innoculated before he crossed the pond. He was given a dose, however, as the old country rules do not go with a modern Indiana board of health ruling. George Thompson was the last man up and died easy on a high ball. He had a “daisy” scar. The game ended a tie, four to four, in eight innings, with Bob Glidewell as umpire. Dr. Bence uses a separate piece of material for each case and makes three marks .The operation is an interesting one, and the men of the road are not howling very loud at the work. Another Lot Iteeeived. The Banner Times will have ready for delivery on Saturday in our “World’s Fair Photographed” books seven, eight nine, and ten. These are very handsome numbers, and though delayed, will prove valuable additions to the collection. Call on Saturday with your cou pons. Clone* the 141th. On Monday, April 16, the time for paying taxes without penalty will close. There is no grand rush so far, but those who can get the necessary funds together should get in before the 16th. County Treasurer Hughes reports collections very moderate. A new lot of alarm clocks just received at Rickett’s jewelry store. 103-lt
and who is supporting his aged mother, nearly eighty years of age, received notice that his pay had been cut from $10 to $6. Mr. Reeves works what little he can, but his pension has been of great assistance to him in enabling him
to get along.
tin* was extinguished
damage w as done.
before much
OKOVEI.ANI).
8. A. Hall of Danville, is having Ids property here repaired. It will be occupied by J. B. Hadlock, pastor of C.
P. church.
W. A. Monday has moved into the j Mrs. Fry was 4b years of age. she leaves
a husband and ten children to mourn
admiration of the Lord. The family have the deep sympathy of the community. Ttie funeral was preached here Wednesday inoriiing at 10 o clock by Rev. Wood, ipiite a large concourse of people attending; tlie interment occurred at the R nclulale cemetery.
Tlie trimming of «L L. Lydick property.
such a pension bv this administra-! J f*' Gr,d " l,n m * nt to Indianapolis) her loss.
. , Monday on business,
tion is a burning shame on the Lm . |e .. DallV . t . orpuleney ha8 in _ gang at Washington and is another creag ed to such an extent that he uses
I
: Vi Artist i UUU I A I lueicv
of tlie many atrocities for which trace chains on his saddle stirrups, they will have to answer. J* G Graham, (). A. Shepherd and j E. V. McVey, of Hanna street J C ' S ' K " rU d ‘*'«*«tes from the I
*• 7 ' tisietli i-v aw.I-
lias also felt the democratic pension knife,which is so rapidly purging the rolls. His monthly stipend
; north precinct.
RACCOON.
Mrs. Burkett and daughter Edna vis-
of $8 has been cut squarely in half, it " 1 'ISkillman last fridiiy. , , , . , Mrs. Tom Ball is suffering with a and he has received notice that in i , , , ,
( severe sore throat and John \ an Wag-
ner is quite sick with la grippe. | teiferT *2~50<<i
the future the bureau will pay him but $1 per month. Thus it goes over the country ; these are but a few of whom are getting the raw
end of tliis administration.
PrevulliiiK rrire* For (.rain ntnl Cattle
on April 4. IiKlianapnlt*.
Wheat Corn - a# 1 .wsk^c.
Oats—«2(x83^c.
Cattle—lieceipts 150 head; shipments light. Market for good kinds shows no
quotable change.
Prime shipping and export steers, f3 85 (34.25; good to choice shipping steers, 4:1.45 (38.80: medium to good shipping steers, $3.10(a3.45; common to fair steers. 82.25«i 8.00; choice feeding steers, $4.25(38.50; good to choice heifers, -3 00(<f 3,50; fair to medium “"‘r—— *” 7 '0' '-* 75; common light heifers.
Transfer and Liverymen. Busses to and from all trains. Baggage Transferred, Livery Rigs of all kinds, 4'abs for Parties, Funerals and Weddings, Draying a Specialty, Pianos and Furniture Moved Telephone connection with depots and Ladies' Hall. Calls answered any time dav or night. OFFICE COR. INDIANA AND WAL-1-ly NUTSTS. OPP. ENGINE HOUSE
L>ocal Time Card.
BIG FOLK.
GOING EAST.
Vo r IndiMtmpoliH AccommodHtinn 8:45 am No I** southwestern Limited 1:52 d m N« •'* a R 5:15 p m No 10 < Incitumti Night Express 2;$)Ain
GOING WEST.
No »• Mail 8:45am NoL southwestern Limited 12:44 pm No 3+ Mattoon Vecointiiodation (1:34 p m No >t. L. and Lin. Night Express.. 12:40 a m
s : .«* I I
visiting her sister, Mrs. Grant Rice. Charles Ridlen, jr. graduated from
shipmeub. sssasjfffjs ssBtsu&sssni
<1. Market steady. M ahash and ( Inelnimti. No. 10, coaches for
Cleveland and t;incliinatl,*U
nati and New Vork.
Daily t Except suntlaj .
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Please Take Not Ire.
I* 11 itkstis. \gent
Hous-
1 , , , ’ Good to choice medium and heavy, $4.80 Cleveland and ( 'iuciimatl. si.’epi Vs 'to' " ineii!oui school this year, he Is the only one <34.H5; mixed and heavy packing, $4 7n,„ --
who tried the examination. | 4.85; good to choice lightweights. $4.so<« ,, , a, I 4.85; common lightweights, [email protected]; Mi. and Mis. Russ Ridlen returned pigs, $4<m«) t.T5; roughs, £i.(ki«/4..50.
There is to be no more dropping last week from Metcalf, Ills., to liac-1 Shkki*—Receipts :t5o head; shipments j
..... .... a>.„ -u -i .-i a. ! 250 head. Market active at an advance of of letters into mall cars. The post ; toon . w h) re thej will reside until Mr.
... , , Ridlen is located in an office of tils own J Good to choice lambs, $4.25(35,00; com I master general has issued an order Lttter _ Mr> |{i (1 | ) . n | 1!lt ro , llrn „ ( i mon to medium lambs, $2 TSert.uu; gooil to
^ ■ — L liter Mr Ridlfli hnfi rptnrnoil tn Mot moil 10 lucuimu loctf tu timt horpnfter tnnil will not \\o . *• me I to. let- c hoiee sheep. <CL75(d4.50; fnir to medium that ncreuttor mail will not I calf to finish learning telegraphy. sheep, W no^3.r»0; eoinmon sheep, flAMHo
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The light seen in the western gj<y ; 2.75;Trucks, per head^W.OOt,,4.00. hist 44 ednesday night was a reflection rnieago tiraiu and Provision, of the burning residence of Mr. Harri- Wheat—May opened «lsk- l ,c, closed
Wilson, .nd Swrtl-1
'Die. I j^ c . July opened 88%c. closed HS^-JkjC. If you want anv one to belli you to I , OATs—May openwi 31 Vc, closed 3Dic. open a door—just call on Elmer Shan- .kk^Mhvlipeiiwi’$lT tis s^doiied$1 l.«i. non. .Inly opened ell.85-95, closed $11.95. rp. ^ ^ . ,, . Lakd—May opened *0 87, closed $7.07. I Iil fi lends of Grandma ( amdon July opened *6.7o, closed $a ( .K). were pained to learn of her death, Kuw-May opened *5.85,^closed $6.05.
, ii* which occurred last '' cdiiesday morn- ^‘^Lsmg' c^sh ’ nmrketl-' ^Wheat Bl'tfc
taken up that was needed in sort- March 26. j corn 87c, oatsSO^c, pork (11.80, lud $7.15*
ing out mail between stations. John Valentine, colored, of Lebanon,' rilm *' i03 -
I is turning white and has been for sixItem* trom Our Colored Friend*. . ri „ t ,
teen years. I he portions <»f flesh that has changed is as white as the fairest Anglo-saxon race, ID* was here last week hauling haled hay for Mr. Milt
Bridges.
taken on the railroad mail cars unless it tirst passes through tlie postoftiee. The order was made necessary because so many business men in the neighborhood of railroad depots in all localities mail their letters on tlie train to save them a large amount of extra work for the
railway mail clerks.
Time was
Mrs. William Miles is quite sick. The Silver Leaf band will soon appear in new uniforms, the best
to be had.
Concert in the Masonic hall tonight for the benefit of Bethel A. M. E. church.
BOMB EXPLOSION.
Today** Local Market*. [Furnished tlie Daily Banner Times daily by R.44’. Allen, manager of Arthur Jordan’s poultry house.] Hen« II Springs, choice S' 4 Cocks, young and culls 2
.Ifu
Cocks, old
Turkey*, hens, choice fai Turkeys, young, choice fut Turkeys, old toms. Ducks.. Geese, choice f. f. Slhs and over Geese, plucked Eggs, fresh, subject to candling Butter, fresh roll Butter, No. 2
«« as 8 5 >4 ... :» 20 s H U
A new lot of alarm clocks just receive) I al Ricketts’jewelry store. 103-lt
Keeping everlastingly advertising brings success. tf
AnotIid? Larin ItcMtaurant Shattered anil
Several Persons Injured.
Paris, April 5.—Paris had another bomb explosion last night. It occurred near the senate chamber and was on the
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Byrd spent last windowsill of the Foyot restaurant. 22 Tuesday at Dr. Straughn’s, near Park- Rue Vanguard. The explosion was of
ersburg.
tremendous force and shattered all the
Clay Brothers mid dster Miss Etta wil idows. M. Taillade, an artist, his
1 lady fnend and a waiter were aerionsh
and
icixiv
Mr.-. Charley Reed an( f severttl others slightly injured. The
visited Mr.
Sunday. i police were scam in possession of the Bob Finehum’s little son has been place «nd arrested one suspect, but it is quite sick for the past week. | ^ certain that the >’ have the ri K ht I**-Mi-s Ella Albin of Greencastle at-| M. Taillade is the same anarchist, oratended services here last Sunday and tor and poet who after the Vaillant out-viaire-l holm* folks t rage was, with Zola and others, asked at ... . ..' . | a banquet to write his thoughts inspired Miss Nannie McCray is spending the | that event. His words were to the week in Greencastle with tier grand-I effect that the victims of the explosion parents. were of little consequence provided the Mr Frit/ of Russellville snent Sim a>»*rc hi8t itl ' la prevailed. He is nov .Mr. ITU/, of KussellMlle spent Sun- 8U ff en ng greatly and declares that thi ■ lay with friends here. ( anarchists are no longer his friends. Miss Edith Young closed her school oii-a to tkTw„„ r .... la-t f ridaj and is home again. J Chicago, April 5.—Rev. 8. F. Jones. The scholars and many friends of Ed. former pastor of Emanuel Methodist Day were glad to see his smiling coun- Episcopal church of Evanston, has been tcnancc among them Sunday and Mon- transferred to Madison Avenue church (l iv Mr Duv is m ..v. m.d n v vonmr in N «* w Y'orkcity. The latter is one of " ny * Mr - G Ah exemplaij joung the wealthiest churches in America, man and made a host of friends here 1
In effect Sunday, Nov. IS, 1898.
NORTH BOUND.
No 4* Chicago Mall No «• *• Express No 44t Local
SOUTH BOUND. No 8* loulsvllle Mail No 5* Southern Express. No 48* Uk-iiI ... . Dully, t Except Sunday.
... 1:27 a m ..12:05 p ui
.12:05 p m
. 2:47 a m .. 2:88 p m
1:45 piu
VANDALIA LINE.
in effect Nov.
Trains leave Greencastle, Ind
19, 18141.
FOR THIS WEST.
Ex. Sun 8:5« a m, for st. Lout*. ] •ally 12:2Ua m, for st, I .on is •’“My >2: 8 p in, for st. Louis !!*Uy 1:52 p m, for st. Isniis.
5:28 p m, for Terre llautt*.
No 5 No 7 No t No 21 No 8
Ex. sun.
No 4 No 20 No S No 2 No 12 No tl
FOR THE EAST.
Kx. Sun 8:84 a in, for Indianapolis.
Daily 1:52 p m, •* Dully 8:85 pm, ** Ex. Suu 11:20pm, *• Daily 2:28 a *n, “ Dally 3:32 am ** PEORIA DIVISION Leave Terre Haute.
NOW h*. Sun 7:05 a in, tor Peoria. Noii " 8:25pm, for Decatur. I"," r complete time card, glv.ng all trainand stations, and for full Information as to rates, thnmgn ears, etc., address . ,, , M S. DowlJNO, Agent. •I M.( HKSHKouoii, Grecneuatle Asst. Gen 1 Pass. Agt, St. Ixniis, Mo.
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CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS.
3o hidl from T$»rrt* llautf, in etloct
Novi'inberIS, iMWi
arrive from the north.
v . J < ‘ r . n ‘ LvHnHvilU* Kx. . rt:i0u m No ( ^HHhvlllc special .s : 0n p in No it lorn llautedc Kvan*ville Mail. l : r»0nni No .» ( lilcuKo & NaHhvlIlc Limitnl 10:00 p in
v ,,, , NORTH BOITHD. No (J < hloaifol* Naahvilic LimitiHl
No V “ Mall. .. N° 4* ** Kxpros*
No 8 ( hicajro Hpeclal.. 3:20 p m
^ f Lxoept Sunday
1 niiri*aiid 4 carry I'uHman *IeepinK car*. l»etween ( hiruao and Lvnn*vllle Train* * r » and 0 carry Pullman palace aleepinu: cur* and
<lu A' <•<.<>/> U.w. ....J III . . ... i
4:50 a m
. .12:10 p m
11:15 p tn
\
y eoaehes and run solid between Chicago
id Nashville.
) has. L. Stoke. GeuT Pass, and T'kt Agt. Chicago.