Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 January 1895 — Page 4

THE BANNER TIMES, GREENGASTLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY JANUARY 20. 18i»o

B. F. JOSbIN

4 <*8 the llitfhest tirade Brazil Blocs

«ind the Best IMttsUursh and Anttiraelte. Coa yard opposite Vandulta freight office.

REMEMBER THAT g. ta nioore

WASHINGTON GOSSIR. CONDITION AND PROSPECTS OF BUSI-

NESS IN CONGRESS.

No Financial Legislation The Imlian Otacfttion C'haiaing tin* F.lusivc It.irn stormcr. Interview With the Chairman ot the Naval Committee Aiinexatinn of Haivaii.

(Special Correspondence. |

Washinotox, Jan. 24.—Since it settled—or the old heads say it is—that there is to bo no financial legislation at this session wo naturally feel like asking what there will he, and this leads us, as usnal, to consider a very preva lent error. Most of the people llx their ••yes on one or two leading measures— last session it was the tariff, lief ore that the repeal of the Sherman not, and now it is the currency hill—and forget the enormous labor that is done in committee rooms and the hundreds of bills

Will supply the p< ople withflrstclass GKOCKKIKS at the lowest living

prices. I also keep a full line of Glass- | which are passed in the course of geuware and Queensware. Decorated Din- oral business. Besides the appropriation ner Sets, i owls and Pitchers, and I in biii Si which are now sufficient to occupy ware of all kinds. Salt hy the barrel at least , lalf th( , t i m0 nf t , V ery congress, I keep a fine line of [o:let Soaps. All | ^ are general bUls (m r( , a(ls am ,

Last but not least, will I bri<1 K es * v ‘' r y ‘"“"y private bills and

kinds of Fruits, Nuts and Candies for

Holiday Trade

give with every box of Mascott’s Bak

ing Powder—price 25 cents—a child s I measures, from those which give milquadruple silver set, embossed knife,' lions to great commonwealths down to fork and spoon. Just the thing. one giving a few dollars to pay Felix

1 MoStadler and Ann .lane Jones or other

I t \\ t Moore, \ parties for cows accidentally killed at J I Cbiokamanga and all around there. lu- . Side Square. Abram's Old Stand. [ cidentally it may bo added that ths re

up tneir route tor tne season aim Keep far abend of any juiicial process. Of late they have been using many plays which were not even printed. A stenographer was employed to take down the words when the play was first presented, and an expert to study the scenery and situations, and thus the strolling dramatists were able to start in distant states and run a season with impunity. A general bill setting forth the powers of the federal courts was introduced by Hon. Amos Cummings, and Judgo Dittenhoefer of New York has been quito active in support of it. Chairman Covert of tin committee says the greatest difficulty in getting a proper bill through is tlio present objection of southern and western members to enlarging the jurisdiction of the federal courts, and ho regrets to add that, so far as he can see, said objection is very much on the increase at present. Naval Prospect*. The greatest interest just at present is probably in the committee on naval affairs, and Hon. Jacob A. Geissenhaiuer, who became its chairman on the retirement of Amos Cummings, talks with an earnestness amounting to warmth about the random statements that have

44-3m

COLD WEATHER.

Doesn’t hinder plastering when done j genera 11 y^siippos^r ^ ^

As to the appropriations bills, the gen

local bills and almost innumerable relief. b, ,iu ,nI * <,0 in papers. In answer to

my questions he summed it up thus: “Please dismiss from your mind all statements that we are going to build 8 or 4H or any other number of warships right away. It is all speculation on the part of the public. The committee is an uncertain body, the house is more uncertain still, and as to the senate—well, you ought to know by this time that it is safer tc* guess at the ver-

fusal of this congress to pay a mass of just claims dating from the war period had a great deal in or (4 to do with the

with Adamant. See

R- B- HURLEY For further information. BON Bocal Time Gard.

BIG FOUK. GOING EAST.

No 10* Vestlbulod ExpreHH— 5:33 p No Indianapolis Accommodation..8:4*2a it No is’ southwestern Limited 1:5' p n No 8* Mail 4:1*5 p m Noli* 2:50aie

GOING WEST.

No 7* Vestibuled Express — 12:22 am No fl* Mall 8:42 ft m No 17* southwestern Limited 12:49 p m i No :it Terre Haute Accommodation. *»: *3 p in ( Noll* .. 12:58a m ! * Dally ♦ Except >unday. Train No. 14 hauls sleepers t > Boston and Columbus, sleepers and coaches to (’incinuatL No. *2 connects for ChicsKO, Cincinnati ('leveland and Michlgrun division points. No 18 hauls sleepers Dir Washington via < ..Vo, sleep -r for New York and connects for Columbus No. 8 connects for ( incinnati and Michigan division p«dnts at Wabash. No. 10. •'Knickerbocker Special" sleepers for New York. os. ILOand 17 oonnect iti >t, Louis Union ( -pot with western roads, No, 0 conneets at Baris wit it ( airo dlviHloit Dir points south, and at Muttoou with 1 C. for points

uorth.

F IV IlnESTtS. ViTCQt

Bi.eaMPr*

-0JJOUJSVIIU NtWAlBAHYS CHICAGO Iff {(Q-

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In effect Sunday, May i7,1893.

NORTH BOUND.

No 4* Chicairo Mail No «* ** Kxpress.. No 44t Local

BOUND.

defeat of some of the members than is j f i, ' t of a ^ i" T ?- , T1 ’° "“'T hl » s

been a subject on which there is a deal | of partisan debate. Each party wants to prove that it is a better friend to the navy than the other. But the great trou-

eral statement is made hy all members of the committee tiiat the total will fall , a little short of that appropriated Jast year and but little; how much will de- | pend upon the amount forced into the

. 1:^0 H n . 1 irtV) ( . :n • 12:05 p tE

COSO R KSSM A S 0 EISS E X11AIX KR. general deficiency hill, which is the last | to get through and is therefore loaded | as much as possible in the hurry of the

closing liou"s.

The house committee on Indian affairs s has had what may justly be termed a high old time, not only in committee, hut in open house, but has managed to carry

bio is that naval construction is rapidly improving, or, at auy rate, changing. “The great powers of the world copy from us, nud we copy from them, and by the time a certain type of vessel is really perfected it is obsolete. An efficient navy, therefore, is always in a condition which the philosophers call an unstable equilibrium. I don’t know but the process will result ns it has in so many other things—that is, wo shall go on adding and adding to the appliances for naval warfare until tiny reach such a point of complexity that they w ill bo useless because nobody can work them, or, more likely, when we shall have reached the greatest possible perfection, some entirely new system will bo invented, and the great navies will be salable as old iron. All yon need say at present is that the department has asked for nearly ^s,000,000 for construction anil repairs for the year 1895-0, and with this i hand you over to Mr. Meyer, who is doing his best for the bill to reorganize the personnel of the navy.”

Tho Value of Ajce.

Mr. Moyer explained his bill at seme length, and after hearing him and reading the recent report I can only conclude that tluru has been a deal of uuuccrssary delay for a matter of such importance. The chief trouble is tnat, owing to an enormous excess of appointment in 1 S(K) 7 and other causi s, certain

HU lllilHHIIVi: Ml

Imagination fools our pocket, hooks once in a while. For instance ninny people imagine it is imposrdlile to buy a piano—good, honest, tirst ebos piano— for less than *»00. $5tKl or $<100; that’s just where their imagination finds them. As an example look at the piano in my show window, a STL YVESAX r that I sell for

$330.00

Pay-

Cash, or for $25 more in monthly ments of $10. Examine it carefully, critically; sec its size: 4 ftffinhigh Douhle rcnerrrd (•nsc, pure rich tunc, French repenting action. Jive year* guaranteeil. It is it peerless piano placed in the reach of the people at a popular price. <'crtninly the stool and it scarf and a year’s free Mining go with the piano. She Hit/ llnri/ain (loml* are go-

ing like hot cake- S: ill somt* left. < dl «»» in and inspect ihem, especially th line ” of Organs. | n>"

Travel Is best accommodated in the Through ffullman Buffet Sleeping Cars ri'ining over the lines of the Louisville & Nashville Railroad.

T H E G U L F C 0 A S

Write for description of

THE GULF COASl

CITY DIRECTORY. CITY OF KICK Km.

rfayor. frrasurer

Clerk

Marshal Engineer Attorney

Jon it ham Birch •John titliii ire .limn s M. Hurl»*v Wllliiiiii E. St a;*' Art hut Thronp Thomas T. Moore

A N D

This line runs double dally (morning and evening departure) trains from Cincinnati, Louisville, Evansville, and St. Louis to the principal Southern cities. This line affords two routes to points in the Southwest, via Memphis and via New Orleans. This line has double daily sleeping car service to Jacksonville, and the only through line of Sleepers to Thomasville and Tampa. This line has three daily trains to points in the South-

east.

The passenger equipment of this line is not excelled in the South.

Winter Tourists’ Tickets at j low round trip rates on sale from about November 1st, good till.

| May 3t st.

Full information cheerfully furnished

upon application to

GEO. L. CROSS, N. W. Pass, Agt., Chicago, III. C. P. ATMORE, Gen'I Pass. Agt., Louisville, Ky.

Write for description of

Sec. Board of Health ..r.iiircnc lluwkiiiH M. 1)

< OtT.NCII.MKN.

,Bt Ward... Thonia-Alirainn. J. L. Handel I 2nd " Edmund I'nkins, Juiiic)'lii-Mircs [ -trd " Jolin Ililcy. John It. Miller Street Commissioner J. P,Cutler Kin Chief Geo. II Cooper A. Hrockway, I j Mrs. Mary Hireli, > School Trustees. D. L. Anderson. I t. A. »nn, Supci intendent of Hy schools. roUKST HILL CEMKTKKY HOARD OF DIRECT-

ORS.

J.S. McClary Pres John I .Brow ning V Pres J.K. I.unitdun See H. 8. Kcnick Treas James PujcRy Supt K. I'.. Blm k. A. O. boekrldge. Meetlnir tirst Wednesda) nlulit each mouth I J. 8. McClary’s (dtlce. SEfKET SOL I KITE A

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ORKENCASTt.lt U)D(IK NO 348.

I. L r onl M w b. M. Hanna Vi.“

-ssaancaiyfir*John Kellar , ’ , ' TN •'* , W,DUK NO «•

A. it. Phillips.....; NO Chas Mcikel C »P* monih. ,U,<1 ni«i.V. of e^’g

f)RKRNCA8TI.E ENCAMPMENT NO. 59.

I. rord i’ t» L 'First und th!t'.VThursdays ' Strlb *

„ .. “KK HIVE LODGE, NO. 10B, D. R.

D K. Badger

MeeiliiK nltrlits. every *nd and 4th Monday Smwmx?8rtflior 1 lu '' eu,n “ Ntt '- Jsrome smh S h , : K . U> . D0 .‘ S;123 ^ »’ <»• « 1 HT6V Alston w

S it cobtUsta Iht: . to read thi« type *t 14 inch** froir the- face, you ha<l hotter go to Dr (J. W. Boots ftnd ha* • 1 *1 -•—'4 of STtn^vo •

F. ii. nicYvJjouse, Success r to K Muniuis.

A Cheup flip South. Tickets will be sold at otic fare for round trip to points in Tennessee, Kentucky. Alilama, ,M is-i«.-ip| i. la nbiana and Flor da on tlie line of tbe Louisville A Na-itvi le. and Na-bville, l bat tanooga A Sr. Louis railroad;', on February 5. March 5. April 2 ; and JO. 1S!I5. Ask tour ticket agent j about it. and if lie e; nnot s, II viin • x- i ciifsi >1 tickets w rile f. •('. |\ Afnn re, . General Passenger Agi> it, Louisville. Ian 27-l't:h 25-Maieh 21-Aprii 21 Itew Today s Local Markets. [Furnished the Daily Banner Times daily by K A V. Allen, manager of Artlint Iordan’s pmiiD-y hens,.,)

The largest Stock of

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Meet* tirst and third .Mondays;

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drs.Hi'ks‘m VA . CHAHT,K ; NO 15 ’* «

Mrs. Or. Hawkins H

First Wi-dnesday nltrhl of oHcii moiith"

FrH„ 0 k R H;'J^s CHA ^ H ' »• p J. Mel). Hays H • p Seeond Wednesday night ot each month °

TEMPLE LODGE NO. 47, F. AND A M

feflfle Kicnardaon ‘ xvr w

0. H. Hu Ice ....

Third Wedtu sday night ot each month ‘ ^ ohrK{;isr‘ ,MA, ' M “ r ’ 1 „ 1. McD. flays ^ Fnurtli We,]iicsday nlgin of each inoiitTV ‘ W

HOGAN LODGE, NO. in. K. A A. M. '

H.I.. Bryan «v ,,

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No 3* l.oulsvllh* Mull No 5* *outhorn Kxpress No 431 Local .... * Daily, t Except Sunda,.

, it* point and in such a way that, aside

* rora tIl08e ^^ectly interested, it will i grades of thobmicearooverloaded, and 2:2» p III take an export to find out just what has if the regular rules are followed officers L45 pm been done. Two facts are prominent, will toot n»ac*h a rank to command tantil

dotld - .... mu Springs,choice, ( neks, younvr CockS, Old ; mil Turkey hens. old. *. : «» Tui key liens. yomur Tm kt > 8, old comi

Dtockn

Oeetw\ choice f. f. slbs and over.

(teeso. plucked . Rirtrs, fresh, subjeci

.5 -JH .■i 4 a

Kver brought to the County. Do not trust your eyes to Peddlers or Jewelers. G. W. BEINGEk. ‘2fll-lyr-e. *v. il-lyr-e. o. w.

VANDALiA LINE. Jus leave <.rcincastlc, Ind.. in ctr.«;t Jan 3n. Is9.‘> FOR THE WEST.

"No 15

Ex. 8110.

... . 8:40 a m, for 8t. Ixniift.

No 7

Hally

12:*2‘i a m, for st. lx>uis.

No 1

Hally

. . . 12: *2 p m, for s t. Louis.

No 21

1 laily...

1:35 ji m, for't. Louis.

No 5

Daily

. * M:01 a m, for fit. Louis.

No 3

Ex. sun

5:‘2ft p m, foi I’erre Haute

FOR THR RAftT.

No 4 N o 20

Kx. Sim Dally

.. 8:4<» a m. t or Indianapolis. 1:35 pm, •*

No S

Hally

3:35 j) in, 44 44

No Hi

Ex. 'un

«:28pm, “

No 12

Hally

2:35 a m, 4 *

No II

1 tally

3:32 a m 44

N o 2

Dully ,

«;10 p m 4%

i The appropriation for contract schools is their best years are passed and the habit j iiuTier. rresii ro'u 11 1 ' l '‘ l " l " lu ' [ [ [ H '' I cut down one-fifth, and such broad dia- [ of depending on other* has become | N< »- ~ « f e ‘ ion ^/ iven tho commissioner of chronia Tims the nge of reaching the 1H tli r W o rI .t» ite

Indian affairs as to sliow an evident in- | grade of rear admiral Is now 58, and in tent that such schools shall soon be done a few years it will bo BO 1 , witli only 18 away with. Now, tho fact that all snob months to serve before retirement, while schools to bo terminated soon aro < 'atlio tho age of reaching the grade of captain lie schools may be a mere coincidence, is oO 1 , years and rapidly increasing, as some members of tho committee I and so of the grades of commander and

lieutenant commander. In 1841 there

l-KOItl \ DIVISION Lea “ Terre Haute. No 75 Lx >un 7:05 a m. lor I* »orlH. No77 *• ** 3:55 p ir for l>ocatur. For complete time caial, 4r1v.i.*r »ill train* and stations, and for full Information as to rates, thromrti cars, etc., address •1.8. Dowling, Ajrent, W. F Bhunnku. J.rceiieastle. Asst, tien'l I’ass. Ajrt. St. Louis. Mo.

tlas. M. Hurley

Will sell your

UKAi. ESTA i’E And make your loans promply.

claim, btu outsiders generally take it as ; a result of the A. P. A. movement. Tile long cherished intention of Chairman 1 Holman that Indian children shall bo educated at their homes upon tho reserj various will probably be the policy hereafter, and finally tho appropriation is 1 considerably below the estimate, being , Jess than $7,000,000, and the usual promises aro made that hereafter the In I dians will not cost us so much as here- I navy, tofore The popular impression that slow groat areas of Indian laud are to bo | i opened tipis singularly at variance with i the truth Indeed the only tract wort'.i j mentioning is that obtained from the Wichita Indians, and that only contains 700,000 acres, and there is still a judicial question to be settled before its

opening is certain

■ Tim old and familiar Nicaragua canal | lAti may ’■< littlu b&ttvr t-i pastlvt!) it watt hut if so nobody can ! preVo it With it go to limbo all the

was such an excess of appointments that Very few were made for several years afterward, and all tho appointees of that era aro long since out of the service. Thereafter until 1800 the graduates from the naval academy did not supply the annual waste. A tremendous change followed, and now there is an excess of 12(1 officers on the active lino list of the and promotion is distressingly

■nove From the lilood its Impni-itu-R. The products of cel 1 wastes which have been burned up in giving strength to the .•,'stcm. Kvery particle of blood 'ii the body goes through ihe kidneys every three minutes, ai.tl if these organs arc uiiuhl' to potforn: their work fully, sooner or Liter the evsteth Is p Dom>d, Therefore, “.San Jak'’ is the indicated blood remedy For side by Win. \V\ Jones. Ask \1 m. W.' Jones fm home reference'. dAw lyr ;iti-48

VltHiio Wpi*k»‘r»* iCxctiVslons,

The Yamhilht line will i iii, a se ics ol home seekers’ excursions to points in the west, south and northwest, including Alabamy, Arktinsa>. ('olorado. Kau-

OINLY $20 ONLY BIG FOUR MILEAGE! Accepted for passage by DIFFERENT TRANSBOKTATION COMPNS tlr sur«.‘iimi mi v a'*Blrf Four** ticket. You wlU nii\«’t !tn«* ami money. The tollowlntf “TrHns|»«»rtation Comi anu-s” will accept Four*' .MileatfC:

Balt iinor© & ‘ Jhlo.

(For tin* uurh passatfc hetween Indianapo-

lis and Louisville.)

Baltimore and Ohio Soul hwestern, (horthronnh pa-^aire lx’tween Indianapo-

lis and Louisville.) t hesapeake ‘ »hio.

Meets Recomt and foiii-Vii TiK-sdnys Mn.. w A'li.r.' n, ‘- '•••

Mrs. M. A. Telstcr

Meets second and rciin-ili Mondays.

kxicmts oFT*ythias.

^ r. .. NAG* E LODGE NO. U),

t n t- vans

G. II. Hulce Pit Uanneu Times otttci.Y" .Every trlday night on :trd door over

AoraniR store.

w K.s,„r r HKKNrAf, T , ; E , ; , v ,s , 0 » , w-R-H. M. Smith. First Monday nlidit of esch innnth;

A O. V. W.

COLLEGE CITY IX1DOE No. 9.

Klehard < ksowhi-

A. B. Phillies. s Second and 4tti Thursdays of each month

.. , . degree OF honor.

Mrs. K I,, lllifcrt r nf n Llltto Black °£ " 1* irsf and third Fridays nf each month lint City Hall Block. ,n ‘ H

RRD MF.N.

, , OTOBTRIIIK NO. 140. Thai ''sairc ^ nioek? Mon<1 “ y »"li in W atrinioer

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Thus.

Cain

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Sec

ROYALARrANPM. LOTOS COUNCIL NO. 329, Henry Mcllzcr ft Chas. Landes. ... .'...Sec Sccnndand foiirth Thorsdnys of each month, Meet in G. A. H. Hall,

KNIGHTS of IIONOff. ic . .. “VSTtC TIB LODGE, NO (Mil W. A. Howe J AO. Johnson Every Frida.) nltrht.

O. A. h.

Dictator Reporter

For thrmiirh taissage between Cincinnati Ucnrx Meh/er N< A!iT, ' E l ,,ST

and Washington, O^C,. b. l*.’« hapln../.'

Silrplils ntrteer*.

By joint tcsolutioil of Jan. 12, 1R94, a joint committoee on this subject waa

created consisting of Senators Butler, I' 1 ' - l ' , '' l|:l * •D-'-'tU'i, Nebraska,| Blackbnru and Halo and Ripresenta- 'ew Mexico, South Dakota, Tennessee, j lives Meyer, Money and Wadsworth,but i Texas, ( tali mni ntl.er stales. blowing to the tariff debate and other | rate for tin-e exeutsii.is will l» one!

fare for rotitid trip, with $2 ad ed, a ml I

causes it has done little until lately and now has acted in a great hurry. It recommends. in brief, that 100 of the surplus officers be transferred to various shore duties, such as inspecting t'ur

He carries tli'e V.est line

in the city.

OFFICE IN 1ST NAT. B K BLOCK"

I e,,l,e,, ,, will have till ill tO WI^ tic With

ol insurance de novo As to railroads, the i’oscuhsIgii

other great canal aceinnes, and Hie next chant vessels, supervising harbors, in-

specting steel and other armor, superintending gnu factories naval homes and hydograpbio offices and serving us subordinates in the naval bureau. U in claimed that this will inhi-.q i-xpriiccs, give more room for promotion and yet

on the Pacific railway companies' indebtedness has broken out in a new form, and the latest proposition from the reorganization committeo of the

LUEsTEsKEs

'TIyg TBtilvormein

Can supply you with better

BREAD

companies is that tho interest shall be retain these 100 officers ready for active reduced to 2 per cent, and that in case service afloat in case of war. Much is , of foreclosure by tho government the said about the faol that there is so little ] reorganizers shall be preferred purchas- chance for enlisted men, and that in ers. Another proposition is that tho consequence our vessels are manned

Ihe daic- Feb. 5. Fur further purlieu--1 lues see '

J. Si DuVvl t\i1, \ gent. t,i, kuiiili via Iiii* Four.

VobrnDT 5th th** Big F’oitr wth j '.:!! exon'- *>t! H.•».**»» *.!« points in A Is [ iianni. H lorrda, tvee rgia Kentucky and % irginia. tied i all poinLs in Linii-iai:a. i Mi- i i; pi, North Carolina .'■noth' < arolin.i ati 1 Tennessee. Keturn limit j 20 davs. Half fare. F. P. IIckhuh.

Chicairo ,V Kustein tliinols, liel, hsuvillc

and Chten ,r o.

('incinnati. Hamlltoh \ Ilayton. (Alnclnnatt, ■laek'-o ,V 'lack naw. I Incinnati, behart at ,V Noithern. t'leeeland, t’atiton \ Sou hern, i'levelatvi, l.oraiii \ w hi e ins:. ( levelsivi ,Y Bniralo Transit o. t it hi Itt Itiis, Hiiikinii' Valley \- Toledo. .’olttnilmH, Samliisk) Sc Hoeklnir. uayiori At I'ni at. Iletroit -V Clcvclond Steam Navigation Co. I vansvilte ,V Terre Hutile. Goodrich bine steamers, II Inols Central, between Kankakee itinl

<'Idea go.

Indian.ipoiis, pe afttrA iVestern.

boiiWville, l.vatisvl le ,v 81. l.ouis Ci.nsoll

dated.

botiisvllle. New Vllmny .V ( hleatfo. New 1 ork. ( hh airo ,V 'I bools. Peoria. Decatur ,V Evansville. Peoria A Pi kin I'nlon. St. I ouis. Vltott A- Terre jluiltc, st l.oiils Ti'rnilnal Rail way, Toledo .V <lltln C mritl Tohab. s t . ' .eotsA Kansas City. Whe.-Mo.; ^ U)k( . "M • 1 nt ■> AND IKANsFEK COMPANIES: i level-,,1,| rransfer Co. Cinr-biimfl Rullread On ttlbus bine. Colunilnis, o.. Trnnsfer. hui ton Transfer ( o Fi-nok Ultd's Tian-fer Co., Indianapolis. Pitrmelee Transfer Co., Chleu o. V nan " ■ ■ P-snsv41)e l>. It. Marti v, Oi tt'l Pass. \ fleki 1 Aim. ;; (t t M. . hMIl r V:lv . Vt* r T—:*flItl FOIIR IP HITE, ( Incinnati.

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Win. II. B'lirke L j[j Every Mondin evening at b^o.vioek. Mali ' me and W ashiniMon streets, 2in?

corner

floor

WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS. Alice It ( hiiidn .PrrN bouise JacoDs ' g tH . Mcetlntfs every second ami fiiurtIt Monday at 2 p. nt. G. A. R. Hall. KNIGHTS OF MACCABEFJ*. GHEENCASILE TENT NO. MM. , *,. • * ,n , >wn * ^tr Kniplit < omnmmtor •J. L. < allalia;i Si KniRhl Uccorcl Kt'em»r IJi'i’ts every WtHlnesdiiy ntuln G. j\. U. Imll.

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8-* 4- 2 5- 2 #—2 7-2 ■3-a 4— a 5— 3 ri—3

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FlKK ALARMsS. C'oBojrt* avo and Liberty st. Indiana and Hanna. .lin ks »n and Daiory* Madison and Liberty. Madison and " alnut.

Hanna and ( rown.

Mloomln^ten and \nderson Seminary and .' rlin>rtnn. Wiishlnvton. east of Durham. NNashiiurton and Locust. Howard and (’rown.

«)hio and Main.

Colh *»• ave. and DeMotfe alley.

Locust and Sycamore. Locusi and Seminary.

Fire out.

(’OF NT Y OFFICERS*

Akron, O., Jan. 20.—Rumors for some months of a omb no ii'nnut.- the inair.i

stockholders be assessed a sum sufficient mainly by foreign seamen, and the bill factun rs of oilcloth in this country were lo nay all tho bonds which rest on lions repurtod provides for promotion on tho ; confirmed yes erday by Dr. A N. <aii :, prior to that of the government, and that ftanre principle as promotions from tho 1 president m ih- \» c.-dvi n Linoleum eo n the debt to the government bo consoli- tanks are made in the army There is puny ot this city. He st ited tint t ie

Than YOU can make yourself I dated into 50 year bonds at 2 per cent, also great inequality in tho pay list*, tbe comb: nation would be cousnuim ited I (111' VPER ah,.r ii-f,omo toik,-ovi'ieoee ami on',-, result beins that the commamlina officer I withm thr week*. Tho capital atock

Get one of his tickets and yon will also gel a Bread Box when the ticket is all punched out. TWO LOAVFS OF BREAD FOR FIVE CENTS.

JfiilltS F. FEE, INSURANCE AGENT, PENSION : ATTORNEY

AND NOTARY PUBLIC Pension Vouchers, Deeds and Mortgages, Correctly and expeditiously executed. Office in Central Hank Building. Greencastle, Ind.

Alter listening to the evidence and argiv ments before the house committee we usually go over and ask tho latest opinion of Senator Cullom, who replies pist as ho did a year ago, with a smile that is childlike and bland: “Don’t worry yoursulf. It is fixed that nothing at till

is to be done. ’’

F.lmling; tfmllclal Processes.

Ail that noble array of measures from the committee on agriculture seem appointed for defeat, and even the bill to subject oleomargarine to tho laws of any state into which it may be imported, which bill had gained tho right of way, was euchred out of it by the adroit minority and must now take iUcbauoes

result being that the commanding officer of an American man-of-war often receives several hundred dollars less per annum than his .subordinates of tho staff corps, such as surgeons, paymasters and engineers. It is evident that men of these three classes can enter private business in their line* at any time on leaving the Bervioe, while regular naval officers

cannot.

Everybody knows that if wo annex Hawaii there must necessarily be a largo increase in our navy, and it need therefore excite no surprise that naval circles are generally for annexation, and that this fruitful subject of partisan debate joined to the equally fruitful subject of

of the company w ill be $1J,()J(),IKK) an i will inr.u I ■ practically all the manu-

facturers ol the co i:itry.

Itnnk < Sklivff.

Tobias. Nob., Jan. 20.—William Seirhut, cashier of th.* state bank of Milligan, a small town southeast of Fair-

THE CHANODEE WOHKS-

Tin* sirroDil I'ntiiii iition uf the I-iishi'iiki-i-In-pnrltueiit of tin- II. .1 l>. K. II. I he wonderful popularity attained [ by the < hap hook issued hy the C. II. & I). It.!:, t’o. last month has induced Mr. D. G. Edwards, the general passenger agent of that road, to semi out the second series, greatly enlatged and with a slight change. The name having been changed to the <'handdee works. Over 20,IKK) copies of the Chap hook were sold last month. Hundreds of congratulatory letters were reeMved I hy Mr. Edwards upon the issue, and the books will keep on improving month by month. The January nitm-

oeo. M. liliu k. S M Oliilow-ell. I Ueo. Hukiicm.

I Daniel T. Darnal!, I Daniel Hurst,

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Clerk

Recorder Purveyor Seiiool HuperiuUiCideiit. i oroner Assessor 8ec. Board 04,11 eftlth

in the general scramble. Thecommitteo y*vy generally makes the prospecta , on patents anil incidentally on copy- of Mr Meyer a favorite bill very doubtright is still chasing the elusive barn ful - ‘he same I must express my stormer. There is such an interlock of °P'" io " * hat tbis nation bas aB local laws, and in many states such an much use for a big offensive navy as a absence of all law on the subject that Peaceful giant has for a stuffed club.

«r.rn)Hmr dramatic comnanies can make l

her i- the bi'-l that has reached this of- p lice. It contains a tirimher of stm'ies, Mi

mont, 12 miles, has skipped As far as proininent uttiong which are “The Ori-1 j can 1)6 learned Seirhut is short aeon- gin of Ihe Daisy,’’“The Knees on the •; Sidcrable amount. A receiver ha- ’o. cn N) . V11 I he I’iiivers at the Chess

appointed, t'ircumatances point to soim ,.

interesting statements concerning the! l-tchiiig-. Alierv.ard. Ihe Man absconding cashier. Speculation in tin* that Never Was tumid.” “The Origl- k ('hicago board of trade is reported as ,,, t | Assessor” Hp*i,»i nmnber ot others being Hie cause of the tronble. Jaunary miiher contains 50 pages,! ; Hum to .-.Ink.; Violet Water. and a great Mljiroveinent over the is

Have your violets freshly picked. December is-usT

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J. H. Bkaulk.

The price remain

Weigh then and place them in a i-r B e the aame, five cent* for 4 tingle eopy mouthed bottle 111 their own weight of in yotlr nHme llm | a( |,| res , ,. llclo8 . alooffid. Cork tightly. Shake every day . nve g t„ m ps,totheChan.l.lee for ten days; then add as much water , , . „ as you had alcohol. Next day atraia ,le,,!, r t,,,e,U ° f the C ’ 11 & K - » . and bottle for use. Cincinnati, Ohio,

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AVarmly rnmmended hy every State 8u|'c*rintendent of School ft, and other Educators almost with-

out number.

\ College President writes: “For * ur.so with which the eye finds the * w.> *d i-oiiet.f, f »r neenrney «»t «leflni‘il'tu, f »r cffortlv® metliods in indi**:xtlrif? pr«>imiieiutlon, f<»r terse yet. 4 coii»’)reh«?n»ivo statements of facts, * and fir praeMml use as n worklnpr ‘ilietloimry,* Vi chster’s Internationar

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