Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 September 1894 — Page 2

THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1804.

DAIRY BANNER TIMES Of thinking on polities, that is, vir tually telling them they should vote

The proper

a third party ticket.

I lai.kim str'M't**. I way for ft Mftthodliftl minisirr or

ADVERTISI NG.

Rbadino NOT! KS I

r. eenis |.<-r iim-. <im-iioe |):irai{iHi>hscharKed to vote his honest sentiments, and

«» occupying two lilies fpuee.

.*, 4 I> .V r 'll 1 ® | we do not blame any of them for

luo *• .V".'.’"".'.'. .... ’ *• •• “ »» “ W •• “ 500 " * IMepHy I’Hlea uiitde known on appltnitton.

hanmlnVR^ 8houlti car, y with ' lt an - v eurtailiuk advert jgements will t>e received each day J uien t 0 f their great North American

up to 1 o clock p. in. i °

All communlcatbmH aliould be 8 l V nod with I ri « ht of votin K as ^ P lea » e - T,lif ' puVtSemn. b h u e t *. rt cvi : dencc oT^d'laith' ' political question that has invaded

itii)’ other American citizen to dois

rising up in their wrath and severely denouncing any method that

Northwest conference has

CONFERENCE NOTES. Sntur<lay*n I*oMtl«*nI S«n»ation—A Slight Storm on the Surface. When yesterday's Journal arrived and said that polities had broken loose in the conference at Lafayette, considerable comment j wa caused by the report, which attributed severe language to one or two of the ministers. The Lafay-, ette Courier contains the following concerning the temperance commit-

tee’s report:

The committee on temperance reported, Secretary Delong present-

The report con-

tliKh School Notes.

IN DEATH VALLEY.

The appearance of the school on SurveTO „ compelled to the hik lu- - - • ' -' * —*•- nrd* of the l>e*ert tor Food.

The following telegram in Sunday’s Journal shows how Capt.

A.ionyiiKnm cominunlcatloiiH can not he noticed. |

Where delivery i. im«uUr oImm report j trouble before and it will

sanie promptly at publication oince. ! contin ue to so do, so long as it is|t n g paper. Specimen ooptea mailed free on application. I bfoiight up. The better way for doiuns the elub house, approves the rates of subscription- the brethren to do is to continue in rights of the ballot box, reproves s’or moath* their great work ot denouncing sin, the liquor tratfic, etc. Dr. Hick-nn>-mi,nth ... !ind then vote as they please. The uiau moved that the report be set

— .one brother who said that ••tin ••ide and the ODS adopted last \'( ;u

When delivery is made l»y carrier, all sub- i i ♦ i r vy \ t «*oa Bi'i-lptlmi arcoimts are to !>•• paid it) lliein as greatest political sin was to Vote | ” e aOOpteU. J ne SUDStHUte was

they call ami receipt for same.

M. J. BECKETT Publisher HAUKY M.SMITH Manajfinir Editor AtMress all communtcallons to The Daily Banner Times, Grceneastle. lud.

KEPl'BLU AN STATE TICKET.

Secretary of State \VM. I>‘. OWEN Auditor of State aMEKICTS C. DAILEY Treasurer of State FllED .J. SCHOl.Z Attorney General IVM. A. kETCIIAM Clerk of Supreme* Court ALEXANDER HESS Supt. Pubdc Instruction D. W. GEE IT NG State .Statistician S. J. THOMPSON State Geologist W. S. BLAT'CllLEY Supreme Judge—First District JAMES fl. JORDAN Supreme Judge—Fourth District LEANDEK J. MONKS

UEIU'PMCAN COINTV TICKET. For Representative GEORGE tV. IIANNA For Auditor JAMES Me I). HAYS For Clerk JOHN D. HUNT For Recorder LEMUEL JOHNS For Treasurer OSCAR A. SHEPHERD For Sheriff 1 DAN I El W. MATY For Surveyor LAWRENCE DOWNS For Coroner JOHN Y. OWEN For Commissioner 1st District—JOHN I.. BRIDGES 2ml District—JAMES C. KEAT

KKPHII.UAN TOWNSHIP TICKET.

for a democrat and the next to that Adopted. 1 he old report advocated to vote the prohibition ticket" hail l ^ le unconditional deteat of the the question solved about right, It*! 1101 ' Duilio at the polls and the hut wo believe any dynamite or gun organization of a political party treatment would be rather severe that will light to that end. Rev. for any party. That talk belongs l tier seriously objected to the alone to the anarchist party. pledging of the conlerence to the interests of a third party. He is u where the ministers GO. republican and wants to vote that Today's Northwest Indmiiit Conference Wily. Iliencxtsill III It 1 VOtlllgilie Appointment* tor (irerncnstle Umnct. democratic ticket is the VOtlllg of The Danneii Times is able today the third party ticket. Rev. Allen to place before its readers the ap- Lewis arose and declared that if he

the first day of the seventeenth year of its existence was very pleasing to those interested in its success. The attendance promises to be much larger than it was last year. The maximum enrollment for was 180. The attendance for the first day this year as nearly as cauld be ascertained was 125. All of the teachers of last year were in their places this morning with the exception of Mrs. Grace Beck Maxwell and Mr. John Higdon. The latter was appointed to a position in the Indianapolis high school. His place in this school is tilled by Mr. House. Air. McNutt serves as assistant teacher

in the science department.

The work will be about the same

Martin of this city has been getting

along in California:

San Francisco, Sept. 8.—Special agent H. B. Martin, of the United States land office, Washington, lias returned from Death Valley, after four and one-half months' absence. He went there to do some surveying and for information regarding claims of private citizens to a portion of the country. Mr. Martin and his party examined the coun try for sixty or seventy miles to the south of Tide canyon. Sandstorms prevailed almost daily and the heat was intense. Part of the time they could get no water, and they had to bring it a longdistance on pack horses. “Our main stock

of meet was bacon," said Agent ; No if _ •• ~ E.xprciw

Ijocal Time Gard. •BIG FOUR.

Out NO K , -T

No 10* I •Ktlbuled E*pr,. 8s

No -t I ixlUtimpollx AccomtinslHii,.,:' ' a

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No 8* Mail 1: >> p j,

ooino W«NT '■’"Pa No 7* Vestlbulcd Express

No 9* Mall .. .. 1 U*>t« 2° 'i* «ourhw«itt*rnLimited :. » o

'°«o'utmxlatl,),i -JtHi

•Dally t Except Sunday. "•'^Po No. 10. Is solid venlibuled tml., , i with sleepers for New York l-Vi ! 1clnn Mi. aKaaiSSk m.; avs w* dlvervlnit lines at St. Dmls onlV,,? , ",?' ""h

MffKdN ROUTE

i_LOUISyil.lt NtW^lgAIIYICHIcluo^l In effect Sunday, May '.'T, ism. x- -'’ohth hound. No 4* ChleitK-o Mall

“We could not get a pur

No44t Local.

ticle that was fresh, so we ate the

big lizards of the desert, which the vltit Lo!->' I i" In . 1 ' l ' r ' ss Diiraer Indians eat, and are known ’ l>ully f J-xcept >iiiiduy.

SOUTH BOUND

No 3 iaouisvillc ^!Ilil No 5* Southern Kxpress.

• p ln • 2: l, ji m •• StSpi

l:45p;n

as it was last year, Miss Ridpath Martin has all the Latin classes; Mr. Lyon t ' < ' e '^

, . . , big hzatus or me uesert, wmen me teaches the seniors nhvsics, the . i i

1 ji. ’ Digger Indians eat, and are known ,

Juniors botany and the first section a s ‘ elm wallahs, and they tasted a|

of the middles physiology; Miss good deal like frogs. All of our VANDALIA 3 * f\! C Eads has all the English classes; potatoes rotted as soon as we got Trains leave i.i'eeiiea*iic, ind. in n,' ^ Miss Southard takes up the work ' n ( k‘sert, and we had no \ege- m. ku

... x. .. i i tables of any kind. The onlv thing in historv; Mr. Horse has charge .. . i i ; . * i - 6 that helped us out was canned

The ordeal was

pointments of the Northwest Indiana conference for the Grcencastle district as they will be read to the conference this evening. A special message from Dr. I). M. Wood at 2.30 p. m. today gives the assignments as follows: special to (heBanner Times. Lafayette, Did., Sept. 10,1894. UKEKNCA8TI.K DISTRICT. D. M. Wooit. presiding elder—An-

could fulfill the desire of his soul, he would employ dynamite to blow the prompters of the liquor traffic to an endless hell. Rev. Colvin objected to this language, and the bishop requested Dr. Lewis to retract. He explained. By this time politics had become the order of the debate and there was nothing democratic about it. Dr. Tucker spoke

napolis circuit. H. C. Riley; Baiubrklge in defense of the report made by cicuit, T. A. Graham; Belhnore circuit, Diis year’s committe. A heated

D. W. Risher; Brazil French mission,

. , ,,, . ’ , , . „ „ ’ discussion arose, and it was some

A. L. Alims; Brazil Hendrix, G. VV. I time before the question could be

Switzer; Brazil circuit, R. H. Bidtlle; Brick Chapel, J. N. Greene; Carbon, Win. M. I’nek: Carpentersville circuit,

settled. Dr. Leech made the very proper suggestion that the forty-

For Trustee ROBERT S. GRAHAM For Assessor ENOCH L. FOX WORTHY For Justices of the Peace WAITER J. ASHTON JAMES T. DENNY GEORGE W. RUM BARGER For Constables WM. R. CALLAHAN JOHN II. MILES DANIEL TOM PKIXS

For Congress—Fifth District JESSE OVERSTREET

F»r .Itidife, I3th District, JAMES A. McNl'TT. For Prosecutor, Kit b District, II BN It V ( . LEWIS. For Joint Representative, < lay, Montgomery ami Putnam Counties, THOMAS T. MOO HE.

Hon. W. D. Owen is still unable to till his appointments on account of the sunstroke trouble he mentioned when here. Patrick O’Don-

nell is filling his place.

Thkke are too many hobbles made on fire alarm and police calls from south Grcencastle. The calling of the entire fire department to the farthest point of the city all on account of a drunken man’s capers is disgusting to the taxpayers. It would be better to lose a few seconds in getting in a police alarm than to send it in hurriedly and get in the wrong signal. Politics come to the front in every meeting now days. Even in c inferences it takes a place. In our report clipped from the Lafayette Courier one minister is quoted as using some severe language and in Sunday’s Journal he is quoted as having said the “democratic

R. A . VV illiams ;< atliti circuit, \\ m. M. e jg|j( ministers w ho had just voted Torr; Coatesvillecircuit, 11. A. Church; 1 » t . u x • i.. Clavton and Cartersburg, D. V. Wil- for tl,e 8ubs ‘'* ute h “ d »" r 'g ht to liains; Clinton circuit, C. L. Harper; | fo,re the ot,u ’ r forty-two to sup-

port a third party. Dr. Hull objected to a political argument on the conference floor. Dr. McLennan objected to the rhetoric in last year's report. It is lurid, vicious anti unworthy of Christian men. Some of the statements made in the report are false. He defies any man or any body of men to dictate what party or what man he shall vote tor. He protested against the advocation of a third party. Dr. McLennan criticised the use of such words as “guns,” “dynamite,’’ etc., as used by Dr. Lewis. The matter finally came to a head by

Dana circuit, II. M. < 'anipbell; Fillmore and Liberty, C. W. Goons; Fontanet circuit, E. F. Albertson; Grcencastle College Avenue, J. II. Hollingsworth; Harmony, Sherman Powell; Knightsville, E. S. Shumaker; Morton circuit, II. L. Murray; Newport circuit, Thos. Meredith; PlainHeld Cir., L. C. Bentley; ReelsvilleCir., U. G. Leazenby; Rockville, J. A. Maxwell; Marshall, Erasing Wood; Sanford Cir., L. V. Rector; Staunton Cir., J. W. Richards; Terre Haute Centenary, 8. V. Leech; First Clmrch, VV. II. Hickman; Maple Ave., J. S. Hoaglanil; Mattox, F. VV. Lee; Montrose, C. B. Stanfortli; Terre Haute

Cir., K. T. Spolm.

11. A. Gobin, dean of school of t.heol-

sinitiiitf Prayer Sinning Address

t boir Rev. 9. 11. Town (boir ..lion. D. E. Willliunaon

“KY) T. J. Bassett, principal of prenar-j laying the substitute and amendatory school PePauw university mem- ment on t he table. The question bers of College avenue quarterly con- 1 ferenee, Grcencastle, Ind.; Joseph | was reconsidered and the report of Dawson H. G. Ogden and \. N. ( u\e ,^ e p rt .gent Year's committee

lett without appointment to.-attend ^

school. I adopted.

sri’KitANi’ATK-. The following is the original reJ. B. I)eMotto, C. B. Heath, J. E., . )ort 0 f t | le comtn j ttee; .iqq H , ev il H New house, J. E. Wright, D. VV. Risher. I ... i i r of intemperance have been freComer stone Prugmoi. quentlv ami strongly stated in our

hollowing is the program of the . * -

. ° to previous conference minutes to laving of the corner stone of the ... T ~ . . . , which we call attention. In addi-

Chnstmu church, luesday after-L. ... J tion to this we earnestly urged

noon, Sept. 11, at two o clock: , . . , , , ... x. . , each pastor to carry out the teach-

MaMter of Ceremooies, A. II. Morris. Pastor.

■singing ity theChoii ing of the Disciplineon the subject, Heading or scripture itev. it. M. Dillon am j go we heartily commend it to

the careful consideration of all our membership, trusting that eyery

Eider A. J. Frank honest and legitimate means will be . ... Tion j. j.Smiley U8e d which will have a tendency to

destroy the influence and power of the liquor truffle. We also declare uncompromising hostility to the liquor power in any and every form. We also heartily recommend thorough independence at the ballot box, and realizing the growing evils ot the ‘club house,’ we unswerving ly condemn the club house system in which liquors are used or sold as the first gilded step that leads to a life of shame and a drunkard’s

grave.”

IlarveHt Kxcurfiioiia via Monoii Houle. 11, Sept. 25 ami Oct. D, 181)4, the

Motion Route will sell harvest excursion tickets to points in the west, northwest and souihwest. Also to points in Tennessee, Mississippi and Alabama at one fare for the round trip plus two

of the mathejnatics; Mr. McNutt will hear the classes in science which Mr. Lyon has not charge of. The school board and others interested have the thanks af the pupils for providing so generously for the school. The recitation rooms and hall have been repapered and now present a very attractive ap-

fruit. The ordeal was so severe that each man lost some fifteen or twenty pounds in weight and all grew weak. Before I would go into it again I think I would resign. It was a trip to try the nerves, and I will never forget it. I never want to traverse that section again.”

South tireetwantl*.

Frank Grismere is home from

pear a nee. The pupils surely ought Oxford, Ohio. to put forth their best efforts to re- , ... . „ , , , ” otd was received here yester-

pay in part the efforts of the board .

. , , _ . . . , day of the death of Mark Crawley and teachers to make their work . . „ * more interesting and pleasant. at -A n d ersou * 1 he deceased for-

The Key CaHe.

The state case against Albert Key was tried in the circuit court this morning. He was charged with assault and battery, etc. It will be remembered by readers of Putnam history that John Bowsman attempted to arrest Key near

merly lived here, and the remains will be brought here this atternoon

for burial.

CHEAP

RATES TO THE MEETING.

MCKINLEY

rORTHKWMT.

No 5 Ex. Sun 8:58a m, for s t No i JJalj.v 12:2ob in. for s, i* No 1 I Hilly 1^; 3 i) »„ s ! , 1 v 0 "-i L-i 11 ? J-' J*-1‘ i <)r M l.ou'is No 8 Ex. sun 5:28 |) m. f.„ T.-rr, ila ut(

rOH THE EAST.

No20

No 8 Daily 3:85 p in, “ No 2 Ex. sun 8:21)pm, “ No 12 Daily 2:28 a m, “ N'O 8 Dally 3:83 a tn “ . I’KOKIA DIVISION’ I.oavc I cm* Haute. Sl 5. n 2:2* * !»• 'yr I’eori,. ,■ 3•w«v p ni, tup biTtilnr l-or complete time cunl. K lv.n^ all tra n . am! stations, and for full Inlonmiti, n ™'! rales, tbrouxh cars, ete., address 10 , -• J ' 8 ' *•OWLI.80, •I.M. I HESHKOCOH, tirwnSSoi. Asst. (ienT Rase. A^t. s t . Louis, M„ ,ie '

CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS. To and from Terre Haute, in effect

May 22, 1894

x- - x- , AitRIVE moM the NORTH. No i Nashville Speelal o.'n„_ 5°It Terrellaute* Kvansvilie .Mail.'. i:«JJ No5 Chicago & Nashville LI ml ted IftOOpi

NORTH ROUND.

No 8 ( hlcairo A Nashville Limited 4 ’,0iis vl s , . i " Mttl ! , ILBpa No 8 Chleairo >peclal :|j)ni,

* Daily, t Except Sunday ' V

I rains 5 and 8 carry I'ullinun palace sIccDini cars and day coaches and run solid hetwen

L hleatro and Nashville. „ EHAS. L. >T()X*.

Oen I Pass, and Tkt Am. Uilcaun,

Evert body Can Oet to IiKliHiiapoUs,

luesday. Sept, 25.

.ocu ..vvx-ui|)i.cu io nr rest ivev netir The recretary of the republican st:ite New Mayeville last May and that t ‘ ommift ‘‘ e completed negotiations I Kev had a shot gun. In the strug- ! W, | ,hA , 8SOC ! atio " b> ; | * w hich a rate of one fare for the round J f go ow Mnan w:is shot, and it was trip is secured all over Indiana for the i m reported at the time that he was great McKinley meeting in this city on ^ \ fatally injured. He recovered eas- I'nesday, September 25. The association ilv. however, and Key was brought to the '«‘'l"e8t at its meeting on # to jail here, .here hi ha. sime're. 1 '' n . der ' lH '" j $ . , rr,, . , . I * 0 tt >* agents in Imliana in-! 5 mained. The trial resulted in a | gtructing tliem to sell tickets on these I ^ verdict of guilty, which imposed a terms, good from any point in the state fine of ten dollars and costs and to Indianapolis on Sept. 24 and Sept

sons ..( holr Report of Woman's Missionary society.. Mrs. D, E. Williamson YounK LadleVi Missionary Society Miss Kate Muthors Ijtdies Aid Society Mrs. Alex. LockrldKc Senior T. P. sc. R Miss Bin nut Bloknell Junior Y. P. s. c. E — Miss Nannie Alspaugh Sunday School Miss Josle Eads Kistorleal Sketch of the Church. Elder A. H. Morris Deposit of Records and Day ini of the Corner

Stone.

Prayer Rev. R. It. Rryan Hymn Choir Benediction Elder Morris

placed him under bonds to keep the peace for one year. A large array of witnesses attended from Jackson

township. The Weather.

The indications for this vicinity for the coming thirty-six hours are as follows as received by H. S Renick tfe Co. from the official weather bureau at Indianapolis: Indianapolis. Ind., Sept. 10. Fair weather, stationary tern p perature. Wappenhans.

“IIiirp Prof's In Agony.”

Chicago Inter-Ocean; ]f the humped-hack bicycle riders knew what uncouth spectacles they make of themselves they would quit it. Men and women should keep off wheels until they are able to sit up and look like human beings, instead of huge frogs in agony.

TiMlny’H I .oral Markets.

[ Furnished the Daily Banner Times daily by R.W. Allen, manager of Arthur

Jordan’s poultry house.]

Hen*

Springs,choice, D4 to 2 lbs "71,

( nek*, yotiiiK and culls

Cocks, old 2

25, and good to return not later than

Sept. 27. Several cities will run excursions to the city on that date. Crsw-

fnrdsville’s great Morton club lias se- 1 ^ cured a train of twenty cars and the i V Y'Diing Men’s club of Warsaw lias char- ^

ten d one of tw elve ears. By thus chartering trains they are enabled to get even cheaper than* half fare rates.

2(i7-tf

I’opuliHt Nomination.

The populists met in convention in this city on Saturday afternoon and nominated a candidate for joint representative for the district composed of Clay, Montgomery and

party should be blown to hell with Pl,tnam countle8 ' Chairman Mordynnmite.” We believe the Com/er ton ’ of Hrazil - P re8ided ’ and Mar -

reno’-t is the correct one hut the ,on A Hen acted as secretary. After j dollars, good returning twenty days guUc * •«* '»* «)• Monomer, 8

- » .Lb ^ «'> ^ shouldn’t have been made in a re- wblch tune 8 l >ceche8 were indul ? ed !

iDrirvuu 1,/wiir th/M.nh it- mnof h* ...1 I in, the convention nominated John ^ n»rv**t k*<hi»i..h*. ligious body, though it must it ad-, . . The Vantlalia Line has decided to run nutted the provocation was great. ' * 08,, ’ ° 8 ^oro, ay coun 3 • ,, „(• )„ w n ,te excursions to the T1 e uproar occurred through one | Subscriptions for any magazine | west, southwest and northwest. First side of the body trying to force or paper taken at this office. We 'xciirsion leaves Sept. 11th. 4or furthe other side to come to their way | will save you money. tf i 1,H 1 blirt '* ll,ars * >owdt1 *’ A ® t '

V/tHKM, IJIIl 2 Turkeys, lions, choice fat 5 To rk • y H, you hr. choice fat ! ] 2*4

Turkeys, old toms

Ducks., 4 J Geeue, choice f. f. Hllm and over 25 Geese, plucked. jo Butter, No. 2 ]] B

Real Estate Transfers.

Amanda Tipton to Geortre M. lllaek, q. c. d ,

land In Forest Mill, $1

Wm. II. Pearcyto John E. Newhouse, land

In Ureencastle. $2178.

David Piekett to Louisa Pickett, land in

Floyd tp„ $282.

Home Meekers Kxcursion to the South, Oct. 2. Nov. C and Dec. *, the Monon route w ill sell tickets at one fare for the round trip to all points in Kentucky (south of Louisville and Lexington) Tennessee, Mississippi,Georgia, Alabama, Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia. Al-o to New Orleans. Tickets good returning twenty days from date of sale. Stopovers allowed south of Ohio river.

J. A. Michael, Agt.

Harvest KxcurHion via Dili; Four. Sept. 25th the Big Four will sell liar-

vest excursion tickets to noints in Ain.. Ara., Ark., Col., Fla., Ga., 1. T., Ida., N. W. la., Kan., La., Manitoba, Minn., Miss., S. W. Mo., Mont., Neb., N. M., N. C., N. Dak., Ok. T., S. C., S. Dak., Tenn., Tex., Utah, Wyoming. For particulars address F. P. Huestis, Agt.,

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Portraits of the ! Civil War !

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REPUBLICAN SPEAKINGS.

Terre Haute Knees. Take the Vantlalia Line to Terre Haute this week, 11th, 12th, 13th and 14th, and see the greatest races of the year. 4 are, $1,05 for the round trip. Robt. J., Joe Patchen, Alix, Mascot. 1- lying Jib and other well known horses | w ill contest for big purses, and records | will be smashed. For further particulars see J. 8. Dowling, Agt. Illlt Four Land Seekers’ Kxcursion*. Get 2, Nov. 0 and Dec. 4 round trip tickets will l)e sold at half fare to points in Ala.. Fla.. Ga., Kv„ La.. Miss., < .,S. r.. Tenn. and Va. Return limit 2(1 days. 4 or rates and particulsrs consult 4’. P. Huestis, Agt. 195-tf

^ aiMlalia Fine KxcurHioiiR.

To southern points Oct. 2nd, Nov.

Oth, Dee. 4th.

To Terre Haute Sept. 11 to 14, account great race meeting of Terre Haute trotting association. For further particulars see J. S. Dowling, Agt.

Monon Excursion*.

lo Bloomington, Ind., account of Big Bloomington 4’air, Sept. 11 to 15; fare for round trip. $1.30. Special train will

at

i Slepj’s Mi’s Fair

ti

COUPON. 32 Parts. 8 Splendid Illustration!

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v of these coupon* of any date ll| 8 • l cent* In coin for each part, *0 "

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m FOR OUT-OF-TOWN RI.ADLB, . . | Matt one coupon and in cents for 1 , w part wnnt<8) State (1) full n *' ,1P 1 1 tuldre**: |2) iiiclo*e the neceesury 0

^ pon and money or stamiis-

Hon. ( has. W. Smith, Greeneastle, Saturday, Septemiier 22, at

1:30 p. m.

|75.00> w a'Wiate«JS“ Washes and dries them In two minutes wl liout wettiiiK the hands. No experienee necomary: sell* at sIkI.I; permanent post iicbiumbuTohio: HarrUn& Co ’ c,, ’ rk

Wanted—Smart lady agents on good 1 •”> io«iuu cnp, $i.ao. special train \ pay to sell my goods to housekeepers. Ieave Greencastle Sept. 13 and 14

Samples free. Win. Rippey, Manufac- 1 * a- , "'

turer. Cincintiati, O. 2(Mi-Bt I * 0 Bloomington, Ind., account Indi- — ■ ■ ana conference M. E. church Sept. 17 For Sale—Four good heating stoves.! and fare for round trip, $1.75. Cheap, if taken soon. Inquire at 411 . To Louisville, Ky., account GermanAntlerson street. 2t>7-(it , iterican Catholic Congress, Sept. 24

to Ct. 1; fare for roundtrip, $4.45. (De Ddi to Ploy v Big 4our excursion rates to Terre i Laml-seekers’ excursions to points in <> W nno nn/iDOD and Haute Sept 11 to 14 $1.05, account Sept* 18- One fare for round J 0r QOUpOl? / Pj J i races. 2«7-tf F P I i trl|> * ^ts good 20days. oad ' 1

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