Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 August 1894 — Page 4
THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE. INDIA A A, THERSP W v H ■ t > 1 • (l
B. F. eJOSbIN Handi^H th«* lligrhtst <iratlt* Bra/.il HIock
rfe«=S5" :l ~-~
And the Best Pittsburgh and Anthracin*. Coa yard opposite Vundalia freight ottiee.
J. R. LEATHERMAN,
FflYSICIAN : ANI/: SUREON,
Hi 1*mi)s 2, 3, 4 mill 5, Allen Itliiek. GREENCASTLE, t ! I I INDIANA
Bpeclal Attention Givi’n to Dlseamti of Wo-
men mid children. CITY DIRECTORY.
Mai or.
Treasurer
Clerk
CITY OFFICERS.
Charles 11. Case Frank Landes James M. Hurley
Marshall William E. Starr Entrlneer Arthur 1 hrnop Attorney Thomas T. Moore See. Hoard of Health. ..Eugene Hawkins M. I)
COUNCI I. MSN.
1st Ward... Thomas Atirams. J. I, Handel 2nd " Kdniund I’erklns, James Hridires :ird ” John Klley. John R. MlHer Street Commissioner J. D.Cutler Fire Chief Geo. B. Cooper
A. Brockway. )
Mrs. Mary Birch, >School Trustees.
II. I.. Anderson, )
R. A. Oirtr, Superintendent of city schools. POKEST HILL CEMF.TEHY HOAHII OK DIBKCT-
OltS.
J. S. McClary .. John i '.Brownlni ^ ^ r< ‘* J. K. Lanmlon ^ See H.S. Kenlck Trias James llainry .Supt E. E. Black, A. O. I.oekiidire. Meetinif tirst Wednesday night each inonlli at J. S. McCInry’s olliee. SECRET S< X I KITES, l.o.o. F OHF.ENCASTI.E IS IDO E NO 348. W. /. HiUls '• o L. M Hanna... , .rf 0 Meeting nights every Wednesday. Hall. In jerome Allen's Block, 3rd Hour. PUTNAM LODGE NO. 48. Albert Browning •'* G K. r. Chaffee f*' 1 * - Meeting nights, every Tuesday. Hall In Central National Hank hloek.Jrd floor. CASTLE CANTON NO 30, P. J4. J. A. Michaud • ('apt < has Melkel See First and third Monday nights of each month. OltKK.NCASTI.K ENCAMPMENT NO. OH. \V. Hen ton < . P Chas. li Melkel serlhe First and Hill'd Thursdays. BEE HIVE 1,01)0B, NO. 100. I). It. Mrs. F..T.Chaffee... N. <i 1). E. Badger. ■ »«! Metding nights, i very Sod and 4th Monday of eaeh month. Hall In central Nat. Hank iuillding. 3rd floor. OltEENCASTI.E IXtDOE ‘-'128 O. U. O. oK 0. K. i has. Herring ^-G Fi. T. Stew art • • ^ Meets tirst and third Mondays. MASONIC. MINERVA CHAPTER, NO. 15, O. E S. M ps. Hlekson W. II Mrs. Hr. Hawkins Sec First Wednesday night of each month. OREKNCASTI.ECHAPTER, NO 22. R. A. M. H. S. Rentok H.r H.s. Beals Bee Second Wednesday night of each month. TEMPLE IXtDOE NO. 47. K. AND A. M. lesae Klcnardaon W.M H. S. Beals.. ....Bee Third Wednesday night of eaoh month. OREENCASTI.E COMMANDEHV, NO. 11, K T. w. H. H Cullen B. C j. Mel). Hays ••Bee Fourth Wednesday night of each month. KOGAN LODGE, NO. ID. E. * A. M. H. I- Ifrvan W.M .1. w. ( ain Bee Meets second and fourth Tuesdays. white LILY CHAPTER, NO. 3.0.E. 8. Mrs. M. Florence Miles W M Mrs. M. A. Teister Sec Meets second and fourth Mondays
('ontinuril from /SsommI Pagt.
the order was not polilical hut was patriotic, and that no soldier is doing his duty by remaining out ol it. C’ol. Matson ami others were called for, hut the hour being late the audience was dismissed by the singing of “Marching Through Georgia" followed by a benediction, j The campfire was a great success.
NOTES.
The camp lire was a success. Major Hindi made a model presiding
; otticer.
The Banner Times returns thanks for favors. Miss Kate Mathers played the accompaniments. The militia boys were handy in their natty uniforms. Governor Matthews returned to Indianapolis at 8 :34 today. Col. Johnston anil his good nature occupied a place on the stage. The hoys regret to see General Manson's increasing feebleness. The committee lias the thanks of the i public for a splendid entertainment. Governor Matthews and party were loudly cheered ugon their entrance. Lieutenant Starr’s nerve did not desert him it ids music did. His encore was alright. President and Mrs. John occupied seats on the platform and w ere interested listeners. The orchestra played well but might i have worked in a little patriotiie music with good grace. Mr. Johnston got Id- relations slightly mixed In Id-talk, lie had some of them dead and buried several years too
soon.
A lady frantically rushed up to Mayor ('use and complimented him on being
“such a good governor,
slight mistake.
Gov. Matthews was met at the Vandalia 1)3’ Company I in command of (apt. Fee and escorted to the Bel nap. lie was then turned over to Mr. T. G. Grooms who entertained him last even-
ing :it Ids home.
Hets
. . i> i i riu. iiiirvivinir members ”*"*'
J W Lake
regiment and his letter was warmly their sincere thanks to the various com- j> R Stokesherry.. J . received. .Miss Fannie White. pimn " r , ,d.' r wood....C
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Win S Kalcr
Clinton
C Lyford
(Minton
Hillsdale
. ..K .... Anderson ville
sent.
citizens of Greencastle and
daughter of the regiment, was pres ,. mm tv for the nugnitlcent reception . .. ,. Terre Haute * . . . , , i eiven to the soldiers within their gates, Ch Davis C lern nauit ent and read a beautiful poem. A jf„ ( , for their nn if orlll individual kind- c Cottrell C telegram was read from John l!*. , ness expressed toward us in their homes. 31 Vanlandinghatn. F Cloverdale Sullivan, who was tinavoidably ah- “>» 'lie street and wherever they have ^ n R(lbinsolli C . . .Clinton Falls
C A Woodward ... A Indianapolis The Dinner. ,J E Cravens G
A happy proposition was made , fhe o cu ] n ,inating act of perf ec- Maj i^i,, Robbins to visit Mrs. Col. J. K. Mahan at tion nn( , (ii B . CU88 i on ’' occurred at Jno A Goddard .. F Terre Haute her residence corner of Jackson and. noon t(>( j av j n ' t he armory at West A»pefui Feeling in Wool Tr.de. Hoplar streets. A messenger was j. Thirteen long tables lull Boston, xkug .to.-The American sent and apprised hei of c g v | an( j B 0 f all kinds were spread W(X) i marlret that this has been, ou ment’s intention and she returned in the g , )ac i OU9 roo m and as the the whole, a fmr week for trade, and “ 7"7' r '' r ' 0 veteran, lined up the doer the -J* JyWJ- h „*” $£<££*£ 1 hey accordingly went to the rest wa8 enoU gh to rouse the ap- month. The saspeuseuuder which trade
deneein a tody where they were petit(> „ „„ el)ic „ re . There ... royally received and cordially treat chicken> B p ringf young, old fried
ed by Mrs. Mahan. Col. Mahan lfi bread a la enou«rh ; only th« w>HHi.ie.t Were There. w ,s the first lieutenant colonel of “ ’ , Nkwcht. Aug. 30.—The annual subwas the rust iiumnant inn cake without rest and, jelly, cookies, bidl, the society event of the the 14tb, and his memory is held trtr t 8) 8a j iu | 8< prunes, pears, fruits, M ason, took place last night at the Cadear by his comrades. Their visit rve8 an( , piei p ve and poigh. ^ tu hi. widow ... » touuhiug irih- ntl ,„„,| „ lm , lge , i„ lin.| .K;£."U':™;“!^uTu,tom™&
ute of their devotion. They her to dinner with them.
Til K 71st.
Yesterday afternoon the
boys held
took
the 4;(rd 109; the 71st 86 and the ot thr -‘jiK)" w. vc prestmt It'yws the
most saw* ssful aitan* ot the hum e\er
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123 rd 52; then came the mi seel-1 } u .ld at the Ca-iuo.
laneoue sohliers to the number of (1st I over 100. When these lined up the
Hnilrtmtl Contractor Mtirtlcrctl.
Paducah, Ky., Aug. 30. — William
their business meeting g |ght was one long to be remember May, a well known railroad contractor,
in linker * Browning Tho, ^ llnngtr ... e.»ly and qnkkl,
elected the following ollicers. satisfied and then Col. Janies John- river in Illinois. The sheriff was here Judge Joseph M. Rabb, of Wil-L ton p r0 p 0 sed three cheers and a yesterday to get bloodhounds to put on lium.port, president; W. W. O.to, ^ lhe I.?WT' Maxville, Ind.. vice president . Felix county. They were given Tramp. t,r somo uw. G. Albin of Greencastle, treasurer; w i,i, aw ill. The “common people’' Zanesville, (>., Aug. 30.—Madison Dr. T. F. Hrown, of Sanford. Ind.. in< . Ul ding the Banner Times re- a farmer in Morgan county, secretary.^ 1 he meeting next yeai p orter n ,, x t fii| e( j t he tables and for a t night, beaten almost iuseusible and
hanged to a tree. A tramp in a neighboring barn cut him down in time to save ids life. The offense charged against
ChcatUe was theft.
will be in Bra/.il at a date not latei , (U hour the feast lasted. When it than Aug. JO. was over there were several loads
This morning Judge Rabb deliv- ,,1 victuals untouched,
ered an enthusiastic address after The afternoon is being devoted which it was resolved to award a to goodbyes and the reunion is at
medal to Col. Jas. Biddle for his an end. She made a gallant service at the battle of Rich-
mond. Ky„ Aug. 30, 1802. Chaplain Griflith gave tin address after which came roll call. The executive committee is as follows: W. A. Cox, ( apt. Robertson, H. H. Williams, Dr. Leybeur, ('apt.
many compliments.
REGIMENTAL REUNIONS.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. eagle lodge no. irt. W F. Starr C. C h.s Reaia Every Friday nisht on 3rd floor over Time. Abram's store. OHEENCASTI.E DIVISION U. It. W. K. Starr Capt H.M. Smith Sec First Monday night of each month. A.O. U.W. COLLEGE CITY LODGE NO. 9. John Denton... M. W A. H. Phillips Sec Second and 4tli Thursdays ol each month. DEGREE OF HONOR. Mrs. K L HIgcrt . . .C. of H Little Black See First and t htrd Fridays of each month. Hall on 3rd floor City Hall lllock. RED MEN. OTOE TRIBE NO. 140. K.Sage Sachem Thus. Sago Sec Every Monday night. Hall on 3rd floor, City Hall Block. KOVAL A RCA N CM. LOTUS COUNCIL NO. 329. W. O. (Iveratreel .. tt Chas. Landes. St-e Second and fourth Thursdays of each month M< i t in 0. A. M. Hall. KNIGHTS OF HONOR. MYSTIC TIE LODGE, NO. 1131*. W A ■ Howe .Dictator J. I). Johnson.... Reporter Every Friday night. G. A. H. OREENCASTI.E I'OST NO. 11. A M. Maxon.. C L 1*. < liapln (It Win. 11. Burke (J.-M Evert Montlaj evening at T:;tn o'clock. Hall porner Vine and Washington streets, 2nd
floor.
woman's hei.if.f < onus. Alice R i hapln I’n s Louise Jacobs .. ... Bee Meeting- every second and fourth Monday at 2 p. in. '• A it. Hull.
2—1 3- 1 4- 1 5- 1 >—l 3 2 4 2
FIRE ALARMS.
College live anti Liberty st.
Indluna and Hanna. Jackson and Duggy. Mitdison and Li hero . Madison mid Walnut. Hanna and I Town.
Bloomington and Anderson. Seminary and Arlington. Washington, cast ,,f Durham. Waslilngtoii and Locust.
Howard and Crown.
Gri'encastle's two heavy-weight sing- I honijison, Phil. A. Elkin. On its, Messrs. Millis and Starr, are a gootl motion every comrade’s wife presliait to draw to. 1 erhap.s no wherein en { was presented with a badge. tlie State will two better voices he found - r . > , , , v ice president Casto having to ami tlie gent lenten last evening recel vet) 1 °
| leave, comrade F. G. Albin was elected to the vice presidency. The ; camp-fire opened with prayer by
Happy Times at ii,e Different Headi,.mr- ( Chaplain Grillith. First address
ter* this Morning. , _ _ , v . . ^
T , by Judge Rabb. Dr. E. T. BpottsIt was at the regimental camp- , .. „ . „ , . p 1 word, ot Terre Haute, who
tires this morning when the genuine ^ .. .
. - , poet ot the regiment, loye leasts of the reunion occurred. I .... , . .... . . , , 16th cavalry is a political regiment;
1 here the boys got close together I, ,
, • , v . ... „ had three men in congress at one and recited the little uuforgottenL. ,, . , , , „ .
ii i- time. He explained why the 6th
T!i«* Roster.
The registering continued today as
follows:
43R1) RFlilMF.NT. Bowling Green
W. II. Miles A Chas. II. Dressier. A J. C. Moss G Frank Grimp. . D W. O. BurgeM G Levi Iloopergoner D W. O. Gordon V
Snpponr Ho Mnr«l»*r«Ml. Chd-too, Aug. 30.—Timothy J. Daooy, ttssi- nu engineer at the Hyde Park pump.../ works, was found dead yesterday in a grove at Sixty-eighth street and Euclid avt tine. There was a wound in his left breast just over the heart, and as his valuables were missing it is supposed he was murdered.
is the
followed.
j cavalry was called “Morton pets” and kept in the state so long, because Gov. Morton personally appealed to Pres. Lincoln to leave
occurrences of their soldier lives. They told of their trials, triumphs and hardships and many was the voice that grew husky and the eye
that was bedimmed with tears at. ,
the thought, of the who ha.l “» m <‘'l' " 1 ">«•
t . ^ . 1 state, been present before but were now-
in the “silent army.” Theold brigade commander, Gen. the 123kd 1). Manson, being present, was At G. A. R. hall the 123rd held (>ulle ‘ l 0,1 for a s P eeeh t0 wl,i<,h re ' their camp (ire, with Major Robbins M uesl l ie royally responded telling in the chair. The business wag ; how the battle of Richmond com tirst dispatched, Indianapolis being ,n< ‘ nt ‘ e(1 aud was fought. Sergeant decided upon as the place for the ^ a -’'' r ^'' u r 3' H. Mathias sang “E meeting next j’ear. Officers were ^ hiribus Ununi, with the old-time elected as follows: Major Irwin ''^ 0I "hen he used to sing to the Robbins, Indianapolis, president: I * J0 y H * n camp. Lieut. Col. 0. C. Win. S. Kaler, Andersonville, Ind., *'^ !tt9 ° n gave a spirited talk, secretary; Rev. Jesse Miller, Rush- *i" Hr G*rniaster s Kercliival s daugli ville, chaplain. About sixtv people ler ’ HiD, prominent in W. R. were in the room and happy , C ’ circle > 8 ave reui ini8cence8 of her speeches were made hv Comrades Others 6er\ice. Ex-congressman J. M. Donnohue, J. R. .Miller, Chas. ’. ,as ' T ’ Johnston gave a characterA. Woodward and John Davidson. istU ' 8 P eecU ,ln,, created much inThe last named came all the way ' tere8t and enthu8ia8m hy his pleasfrotn Topeka, Kas., to talk to the un,r ' 08, * a P*" ^' l ' ^ • McMiIhin of
Who lliii* ('harfco of CoroaN Iwlny;?
\slih..fii London, Aug. 30.—A tbspatch to The Tt i‘t‘c iPtut Standard from Berlin says: According ti ' to the latest communications from the
east, the Corcan king is under the pro-
fairbanks tection of the Chinese General Yeh. Meredeth, Ark. Competent judges do not believe the
, king has declared himself indejicndent
of China.
.1. T. Morgan ... .G
\V. A. Fill wider. .K Bloomington
A B Blair A Brazil IN-.pontlent Hotel Clerk. Fretl Hansell K Mansfield * " II AHO ^ • Breuton, a Wit Garrison F Teou.nseh fornier hotel clerk of Chicago, but re-
i cently of Columbus, (),, suicided here.
. ; He left letters indicating that his action ... Indianapolis was due to a charge of embezzlement
Brazil made by the proprietor of the Schrader
Vincennes House in Columbus.
.Seven Mile^ O. Yiihiie Settpe^rHee IIoiiikI Over. ... I ntlianuptilis Chicaoo, Aug. 30.—Young Alford, . I’ortlaml Mills wltose father is a prominent judge in Ladoga Texas and whose escapades and crimes I’ari- ill have made him notorious in several
James M Winters..F James R East ...F.. A J McCullough A., Samuel Blair A •I A Yager K Geo W Lancaster. K.. J L Sturgeon .... B..
Alex M Scott B. .
A If DeVore .11 Paris Ml 1,ave nia<u ‘ ,lil11 notorious in
o ,, . „ .• ,., .. .’ ..' states, has been bound over to answer
SI Crawford B Stock well ‘ (lu! t . h:u .g eof for g,. r y.
Milton Carrington B . ..Beonus Valley J K Taylor .... B Greencastle
FasliionH In
i .i , „ .. - . .. For evening length from « to 12 John I 1 otte. h . Craw fords v die ; bnttoIlg arH 8ti ll fashionable. In Paris »(‘o >V ( nst H Imlianapolis they have either no buttons at all or John I Magill . ...B ..Portland Mills | are of the mousquetaire kind, fasteiu Jonas Brattin It Frankton iug only with a couple at the wrist. James A Gilmore Eaton, O. Four buttons are universally atiopted
W N Hamilton
W II Wood K. It B Sears | Alfred W Storm .B. J A Thomas B Jeremiah li Steele .B Smith Parker.... B
ICril RKtit.MKNT.
Staunton ^ or wear. The fashionable tones are
Carbon am * slatf ‘- with various gradations
... .. of drab aud tan, t he newest having a hi i.iu.ip" i- pink tinge in them. Americans insist Manhattan 0 „ hoth the welts and the pipings of the Morton gloves being self colored, welts being ..Greencastle the bindings at the wrist, the piping
•* surrounding the buttons and the but fonholes. But, as a rule, in these best
Geo. A Sherwood ,G Chicago, 111. j nu J t< ' s gloves for the English marDCole Band. Mavat.,.ll in 41,0 welts are self colored and the
N B Deval “
Henry Shnsser J no K Met Jure F It Thompson T N I.ownsdale,
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D Lewis B
J W East is . "'m Mansell
I. II Ryan I. S Shaw w S Jewell
W A Co\ ... " in ('ox . . . Jas M Rabb
4 -3 (lido ttntl Main. _ '- Colletre hvc. and DeMotte alley,
tt- 3 Locust anti Sycamore.
1—2—1 Fire out.
The police call Is one tap then a pause am) then F oUnw the Ihix niimoei COUNTY OFFICERS.
■o. M. Black M. (iliilewell.
so. Hiighes
tnlcl T. Dariiell inlei S. Hurst
F. O Ilrlen. M. Lvon. W. McNeff
in. Broadstreet.
Auditor Sheriff Treasurer
( lerk
Rtxoi-der Surveynr Scoool Superintendent Coroner Assessor See. lltiard of Health
l .iBence, M. 1). ... Hart. )
muel Farmer y Commissioners,
bn S. Ncwifent 1
boys. The best of good feeling . IoW8 ’ uiade the clo8in « tH,k - prevailed and the campfire was u THE 43rd. success. A pretty feature of tlie The 43rd regiment held its campmceting was the partoflitlle Mabel *'re at the court house. The regisBlake, nine years old. of Kcrndale, ter showed that ninety-seven of the who recited the “G. A. R.” in a gollant men were present. After beautiful manner. Her effort was reading of the minutes V)y Sec. Lilly greeted with rapturous applause. I of Indianapolis, it was decided to the 1 Vth. hold the next annual reunion at
In the mayor’s office, where the Brazil and the following officers p' v Briinlley \. 14th were placed “for good beha- were elected: C. W. Moss, presi l ' niitl1 A vior,” a large number of the regi dent; C. ELMatson, vice president; w ("a m!u Imh'll ment gathered. They were aceotn- Comrade Miles, secretary; Comrade !»< Smitb panied by their lady friends in Blair, treasurer. The executive Bobert Bales . .. ! many instances and the occasion committee for the enst ingyear are: L ,5,!ck,1,!U ' was a joyful one. Ollicers were W. O. Hurket, Vigo co., comrade ^ 1 l | , ’ ,n:,s " , D' 1 ' elected as follows: Major Wm. Jack, of Parke county, Ja.nes EluM b \vl!i7b’| U A HoughFbn, of Loogootee, president; Lilly of Indianapolis, M. J. Cooper E P Conley a Capt. George G. Riley, of Vin- of Greencastle and J. M. Campbell ^ < K cennes, vice president; George E. of Clay county. The date of the 1 N I{<)be '' tKO " Train, of Loogootee, secretary. The next reunion is to be determined tty niVi 'ii 1 ' li ' i k regiment will meet in 1895 in Loo- the executive committee. After the \v || /.. n .r " gootee. A letter was read from business meeting short impromptu Joseph Loche j General Nathan Kimble, of Ogden, speeches were made by Janies A. 123rd rkoiment. [’tali, who was unable to lie present. Gilmore, of Eaton, 0., Major' Moss, ' , ' ! ‘ se Miller 1
! Gen. Kimble was the first colonel of of Ashland, T. C. Grooms and others. ^ Ry , !U1 1 Paris, m
Mur ? hil "’ .V 1 ’ pipings white Tht.;, Usome fit,levai( (i riety tliis season in the sewings of the
hacks of gloves, fancy stitchings being
\ im cniies used and waved lines in preference to
“ straight lines, though the ini|)erial or
.. .St Bernice pifioe cord is seldom superseded for any . Vincennes length of time Many women spoil the
EMt'Cavins colonel Bloomfield a PP earailc e of their iiauds by wearing Tims E Webb eliHplain Lafayette 8 love8 that are too small for them, which Geo C Belt \ Bnil 'ton “ rtal,ll y 11111011 diminishes the length of
it -ii time n 1,a,r wil1 last an(1 causes the ut..Heiiair, III. most discomfort to the wearer, making Terre Haute ; the hand look larger. It is shape, not
size, that is really the most important
matter.
A NEW IDEA You will remen^r Gohah was very m surprised "hen^Dj'j hit him with a 7.He said such a ffi • lad "ever entered head before. ANOTHER SURPRISE. Some of our pa, may l,e surprised,; we tell them that best Daily paper their needs i s Daily Banner Tj, of Greencastle, Ind HERE’S THE idea: Perhaps you are taking it. ' If nou' not. It s cheapenouo prompt as is thecc( ing of the day, and all the local news the right time. IT’S ADVERTISING. Merchants who ha tried it say it's the L advertising medium the city. That's a other surprise, but t advertisers will test: to the fact. DON’T DELAY. Don’t wait for somt philanthropist to com along and give you warning that yo; are missing the best thinf of your life. We wil tell it to you. ADVICE FREE. We, in giving this advice, presume you desire to increase your business, succeed life, and keep up wi the procession of local and foreign events, you do, address an order to the ngiiriiiiiiEiiTiiiB Greencastle. Ind-
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Calvin Stt)U'ti|> ... 11 G S Bonnewill .11 John W Bowling..II
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.. A andalia Children are fond of tarts made of
• - ^pencer 1 splitting fresh milk crackers and filling Fairmont with a liberal supply of jelly. Such
Yew Goshen "wts are nice for picnic lunches. ' i Motion Kxf-iirxioiiii. New Goshen Tip|H-canoe County Fair at Lafayette,
Gayuga Sept. 3 to 7, inclusive., one fare for
• Brazil round trip.
* " xvil *e Montgomery (’omitv Fair at Craw- .. Williams,,orf fordsville, Sept. 3 to 7, inclusive, one Newport fare for round trip. Sent. (I and 7 spec-
ial train-- will leave Bloomington at(1:30 a. in., passing Greencastle at 8:15 a. in.
'" , :i1 " 1 arr ' vu at Crawfordsville at J):30 .Crawfordsville a. m. Returning train leaves Craw-
Bernice fordsville at 0:30 p. m.
' ■'"ton Land-seekers’ excursions to points in 1,; : na Michigan Sept. 18. One fare for round
“ i tr| l J - Tickets good 20 days,
Half Far«‘ Kx<‘iirf)i«>n« to >1 irliiKB” Hathf Ynmlalia Lin#* On Sept. 18th, 1804, theVandalialiK will sell excursion tickets to ii'-arl) di prominent points in .Mii'liigH 11 st ow ; fare for the round trip. I icki-t-C 00 ^ to return twenty 20) day- frota
stile.
The Vamlalia Line now rum» throngh sh-eping car hetwi-en >t. I- 0111 ' and Bay View, Mich., pa-sing tliroup througli Terre Haute, St. Josepti. bf* 11 Rapids, I’etoskey, ('liarh-voix. ll1 '- This gives \ on an op| ortunitv to •l" your vacatioM in some of MicW-- 1 "’ pleasant resorts at a \erv low rate, full particulars call on or ad-lo" ' agent ot the Vamlalia Line " r '' (.'husbrougli, A-s’t (D-n'l i’a--■'
St. Louis, Mo.
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Nialit Ti-iun Sun lie KcsuiiieJ " n
K. I. B. R. K
The Chicago & Eastein lllin 0 '- K-" will resume its night train si-i'i'' 0
August 20th, 18!M. Train
No. SW' 11
Clinton
J. A. M ten a el, Agt.
■ Lafayette .
I the regiment and was twice elected j At the close of the session the fol-1 Geo Eulmiks \
Ho.m- Heukern Kxiui.,,,,, 8o „ tlli Meptember 4, October 2. Xo-
" " Bra7 " v, ‘" m ‘ r b and December s the ' 7m-.7r f MOn, ; n rOUte Wi " ^'‘tickets at one
fate lor the round trip to ail points in
'iVrre a ,' *1*1 ^ of ''"'^ville and Lex- • >*e Haute , mg «„) Tennessee.Mississippi, Georgia,
^ om-i k allowed south of Ohio river. ‘
J. A. Michael, Agt.
leave Chicago daily at 11:1S |>- l "' a ' arrive at JWra Hliute at 5:20 a. a*- ^ itt Evansville 9:30 a. nt. Dain • will lettve Terre Haute ilail.'^ 111 ^ p. in., and arrive at Chicago (•' ll ’i’iiis gives the traveling P 1|l, i |1 , trains each way between 1 llh '' v Terre Haute, and tlnee train**-®" 1 ^ la-tween Chicago and Evan*) 1 ' ^
Ohio river points.
zinc
Suhscriptions for any ,na - a or paper taken at this olli** 1 - ^
will save you money.