Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 March 1895 — Page 4
THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY MARCH 8. 1805.
ARTIbTIC AND KENNED. PltLrai For a Dwelling That Costa About
S:;,'too to nulla.
Good taste nnd mcnoy do not always Ixv lontr to tho samo individual. A man who is coarse, aggressive and crude may have a large sum ot fltoney. His assnranoe frequently directs a vulgar ambition in the building of an ugly, loud, cxpejisivo i house. Wo have exhibitions moro or less rank of this kind in every town. The most
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PLANTING OF ORCHARDS.
FRONT ELEVATION. expensive house fh a town is frequently pointed out as tho flncst house. However, it is true that tho most expensive house in a community is rarely the most artistic. A pretty house lias Its outgrow tli from refinement, fine discrimination, from a good conscience, or rather a conscience for good things. An artistic house goes beyond all this. It has in it the element of large comprehension, a fullness of refinement A thing to be artistic must convey the impression of beauty nnd sense. In order that there may be tho conveyance there must lie the element of beauty and sense back of it all A pretty thing pleases one; an artistic development instructs; instruction is a pleasure, and thus It is that the artistic lias added to it the element of larger intelligence. There arc few of our buildings which have had this kind of thought added to them. People have an idea that a house in order to be pretty must cost a good deal of money. The fact that a house is attractive nnd at the same time expensive is merely a coincidence. It is true that many expensive houses arc pretty and artistic, hut it is merely because tho artistic sense and money were used together I; a cheap cornice is to bo designed fora simple house, the rafters may be cut to show a pretty pattern as well as an ugly
MOW VACCINATION WAS UlSCUVfcrttL). AecUlent Drought About One of tho Oreftt-
e*t lileasings Known to Man.
When Dr. Jen nor, tho celebrated physician, was at Sudbury once, bo was surprised one day at bearing a country woman say that she would not take the smallpox because she had had the cowpox, and upon inquiry ho h arned that it was a popular notion in that district that milkers who had been infected with a peculiar eruption, which sometimes occurred on the udder of tho cow, were completely seenro against tho smallpox. It occurred to Jenncr in 1780 that it might lie possible to propagate tho cowpox, and with it tho security from smallpox lirst from the cow to tho human body and then from one person to another. Many experiments were tried successfully, but there was much opposition to tho new practice, and its success soeined uncertain till a year had passed, when 70 leading physicians and surgeons signed a declaration of their entire confidence in it. Till tho last day of Dr. Jouner’s life ho was using untiring efforts to diffuse the knowledge of his wonderful discovery, nnd ho had tho satisfaction of knowing even then of tho widely spread practice of vaccination.
trees may bo set a third nearer than if ^ ,, , , . , . How to Ano-rtalu the Weight of Cattle. allowed to tako their natural form. . , , Heading in should always be practiced 1 , Measure tho girth close behind the with dwarf pears, and many of our best , Bhonld f a t 1 " 1 ho length from the fore
growers pursue it wit|* peaches, plums and quinces. Professor Bailey of tho Cornell (N. Y.) station advises thin
planting and calls attention to tho fol- . , , .„ lowing table as representing the outside j ^ f 1 ™
average limit for tho planting of or-
piPERfeiiSiEOC
Preparing the Soil When ami How to
1’lant—Distance Apart of Tree*.
The soil in which trees are set should, as a rule, be in a thorough state of cultivation. It is generally best to put tho land designed for an orchard into hoed crops the previous season. There is much difference of opinion as to the relative | merits of fall and spring planting. This question must be settled by each indi- ! vidnal, who knows best his own sur-
roundings and conditions.
Trees are usually set too close togeth- I or. Trees are wide feeders, and tho best j results are obtained when each tree stands far enough from its neighbor to allow it to possess an individuality all its own. Sparse planting also facilitates spraying and better cultivation. The distance at which trees may bo set deI pends much on tho system of pruning. If heading in is followed vigorously,
PLUG TOBACCO.
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Free! Free! Free! For one day only Tuesday, March 12, "95. All who visit th -eminent Physicians on March Pi will receive all medical services and Surgical treatment KRKK until cured.
Consumers of chewinj tobacco who arewiilinjtopai) a little more than the price charged for the ordinanj trade tobaccos, will find this brand superior to all others BEWARE Of IMITATIONS.
part of tho shoulder blade along tho back to tho bono at tho tail, which is in n vertical lino with tho buttock, both in feet. Multiply the square of tho girth.
II. F. fJOSLIN lliinles the Hlaacst t■ rude Rm/.ll llluctt
chartls when the trees arc allowed to | take their natural form: Apples, 40 feet | each way; pears, standard, 20 to 25 [ feet; pears, dwarf, 13 feet to 1 rod; i quinces, 1 rod; peaches, 20 foot; plums, j
20 feet; apricots, 20 feet.
The authority quoted gives these | hints on tho planting of trees in a bul- I letin issued on tho subject: Plow the j land and fit it well. As all orchards j should be put into cultivated crops for the first two years at least, it will gen- |
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length, and divide tho product by 21. The quotient is tho weight nearly for tho four quarters, in imperial stono of 14 pound avoirdupois. It is to bo ob- j served, however, that in very fat cattle tho four quarters will bo about oue- j twVutieth more, and in those in a very j lean state they will bo less in tho same 1 proportion to the weight obtained by j the rule. Tho four quarters are little more than half the weight of tho living animal, tho skin weighing about the i eighteenth part and tho tallow about
tho twelfth part of tho whole. How to Servo Steak In a New Way.
Take a porterhouse steak, which
THE CELEBRATED INTERNATIONAL DOCTORS. The object of ttifsi It! I' SRRVK E Is to become quickly itcquiilnted with the slrk.alsn to demotist rate the superior excellence of their met hobs of tt eiitlus all diseases of a chronic and louir stamlitor nature. The ib wtors feel assured that the irrateful endorsement of the nniin (In v relieve and eure will give them, during their future visit, an extended practice that will limply repay for this great outlay of time and money. Vlthough they treat all diseases ,,r ii chrome, long standing, obscure or dlllieult nature and cure many so-called Incurable ' diseases they wl-li It tlioroughlv understood that. If after a thorough examination, your case I is found to be incurable, wo w ill frankly tell you so and reserve the right to reject such case ALL DISEASES AND DEFORNIITIES CURED. ( ATAHKTI (TitED—Consumption In the Incipient stage; Uronohltls. Asthma. Rheumiitlsni. all .!i-rases of tin so. throat, lungs, stomach, liver and kidneys, scrofula sores, ulcers and all chronic blood trouble; eczema, plortasas, pimples, blotches and all skin trouble treated and ctir"d. NKRVOl's msi.A-l < CpIlcpsy positively and permanently cured. Nervous deblllty from any eausc, hysteria, nourathentu cholera, St. Vitus dance, etc., cured by the London Specific treatment. , DISK \>! > OF WOM AN We examine all liulbs without exposure and treat all diseases peculiar to their sex w ithout the use of rings, pcssurlars, supporters, etc., by new and painless methods. Young nnd MitUlle Aged, Weak, Diseased, Despondent Men snUVrirur from premature decay, exhausted or enfeebled powers, any and all diseases arising: from habits nf youth, early vices. Indlseretlons or exeess—all diseases eausliiK drains, losses weak or tallinu - memory, blotches, pitnpb s, impure blood, fullinsf of hair, etc., should visit them at once—by their Antflo-Germun methods and remedies, they guarantee each sufferer immediate relief and perfect eure. Cancers cured without the knife—uo pain— no matter how many physicians have failed to cure you, call on us, it will cost you nothing and you may profit by it. Office at the Commercial Hotel, Greencastle, Ind. Hours, q a. tn to S p. m. Main offices 12S West 14th st. New York and S06 State st. Chicago. F. S,—These physicians will return every 30 days for one year,
■Mid the Best Pittsburgh and Anthracite. Con yard opposite Yaadaliu height otlice.
IKON KIKE. KI l M BEKS SKKKU I.S KIKE FITTINGS, BRASS GOODS. Good stuck un l and. Kepairiny; done prompt ly. Give ii' a call.
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orally be found advisable to plow tho i entire area before tho orchard is set rather than to plow strips where the I trees are to go. Tho trees should bo set j neither in dead furrows nor on back furrows Level culture should generalI ly bo adopted from the start unless it
, is uecessary to displace surface water, whole spriukloja tablespoonful of grated
. and in that case it may bo questioned if the land is tit for an orchard. In all or-
should be out 3 inches thick and well | Greencaslle Foundry & Machine Co.
trimmed of bone and fat, and put it on tho broiler. Broil quickly over a hot fire and place it on a hot platter, spreading both sides of it with the following mixture; A tablespoonful of melted butter, a half tablespoonful of salt and a hal 1 ’ tablespoonful of white pepper. On top of the steak lay 3 plantains which have been fried in butter. Tho plantains are tho red bananas. Over this pour a half pint of bechamel sauce, and over tho
J. ft' r R l< LE THE TAILOR Hds just Tec *ive<l n splendid lot of spring samples, which he will be pleased to show the public. He has just hired a No i tailor and is prepared to turn out best work in pants and Miits to be had in the city. Only the verylatest styles and the very lowest prices. Call and see his fine line of samples whether you
wish to purchase or not.
ALWAYS ON HAND.
one. If there is to ho a melding for tho gutter, tho f ruling machine (if tho gutter bo of galvanized Iron) may make a pretty molding ns well ns one that Is ugly. A woodworking machine will make an artistic molding with the same speed ns an ugly otto. Tho outlines of a cheap house or an expensive one may lie tho same under any circumstances. The refinement, the artistic rendering come in
dinary soils holes must he dug by hand for tho tree fruits. Plowing out a deep furrow in tho lino of the rows may lessi n tho digging and aid in getting tho trees in line. Tho hole should bo dug broad n’nd ample, and the harder tho soil tho larger ought tho holo to bo, for j in that case tho loose dirt which is fillfed in must give tho tree its start. In J loose and deep soils the hole need be no j larger than tho spread of tho roots. Chop up tho soil in the bottom of the j holo or throw in a few shovelfuls of
; loose surface earth.
The tree should bo set au inch or two deeper titan it stood in tho nursery. Dwarf pears should besot from three to six inches below the bud. Every care must bo exorcised to got the soil thor- ; oughly firm in about tho roots— which aro straightened out in approximately their natural position—and especially under the crown or fork of the roots, in order that no air spaces may j be left to dry out. Fill the holo to a lit-
| Hoynl Cement Wall Pla-ter, Portland
horseradish. Thiswill bo found a doli- |aml Louisville Cements. Piaster Pari.-,
clous dish for a luncheon party. It has
tho advantage of novelty.
How Firing Heavy A rt illory ('jiuhch Kaiu
to Fall In the Vicinity.
Whatever lowers tho temperature of tho air at any place below tho dew point is a causo of rain. Various causes may conspiro to effect this object, but it is chiefly brought about by the ascent of tho air into tho higher regions of tho atmosphere, by which, being subjected
llairaml Lime. At the lowest prices.
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Box 773. W are room lit! E Seminary si
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Jordan’s poultry house.]
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tho handling of details. The artist may
take tho same outline that would go with t] 0 more than level full to carry off sura crude form of structure, and through j. lC0 p u t t, 0 careful that no hol-
Its refinement in matters of detail ho would add to It all those qualities which
separate beauty from ugliness.
Say wo tako a little house which costs f 1,000 or $1,500. It has its gable in front, and as a part of it there is some scroll work. Then there Is a porch at tho side. The general form might bo ordinary enough, but if tbese details are handled by a coarse, crude man the result will bo coarse and crude. If they are handled by an artist, there will lie a fine, delicate, beautiful house. A good combination of colors on a building costs no more than lurid ugliness. It is simply a matter of sense. Tho house which is given herewith can ho made a very ugly building merely through the addition of crude details, it
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Ducks. 5 Gecai;, choice f. f. 81 bp, and over Geese, plucked 80 frcjsh, subject to handling .15 Butter, fresh roil . r> Broilers under -i pounds d When it comes to the genuine article of news the Bannek Times has it.
NatiPiy All Pianos Have their good points. Perhaps it s the tone, or action or handsome case, or per-
haps the price.
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IjOcal 1 ime Gard. BIG FOUR.
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GOINN HAST.
| No 10* Vestlbulod Kxpress 5:38 p a No 21 Indianapolis Accommodation. .8:42 a .u ' No is* Southwestern Limited . .1:52 p ji* No 8* Mail 4:35 p in No U* 2:50 u in
GOING WK8T.
, No 7* Vestibulcd Kxpress 12:22 a rn j No 0* Mall 8:42 a in No 17* Southwestern Liuiin*d 12:49pm j No 3f Terre llmitc Accommodation. fi:-3 p m Noll* 12:58a m 1 j • , * Ihiily 4 Kxcepr Sunday.
T Itl 11 O Train No. 14 Irmiff sleepcrx to Boston nnd
(lolumbie*, sleepers and coaches to Kincin-
no'irocif t,* monfimr thn " H,i - connects for Hiicrtiro, Cincinnati v-ome s ntaiCSE 1C) niCCEin^ ElIC < 1< vclandand Michitran division points. No
I 18 hauls slccncrs tor 'Nashinvton via < . & O. sleeper for Sew York and connects for Col - I limbus No. 8 connects for < incinnati and Micbi^ran division iioints at Wabash. No. 10. | “Knickerbocker Special” sleepers for New York. Nos. 11. 9 and 17 connect in st. Louis ; Union depot with western roads. No. 9 conj neets at Paris wit ii < airo division for i>oints i south, and at Mattoon with I. (J. for
! north.
demands of the critical
buyer in Tone.
Quality, Action,
Touch,
1 >u rnbi lity, AikI Price.
An Inspection is Solicited.!
points
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-(S] lOUISVIUt Nt,v Alizitys CKISAiO Rt (
In effect "undsty. May 27,1893.
N OUT It HOUND.
I have other reliable makes e chirttgoMatt^
lows aro left close about tho tree into which water can settle. Stamp the earth very firmly about tho tree before leaving it, for tho double purpose of retaining moisture nnd of holding the tree against winds. Mulches of straw or manure aro sometimes advised for newly set trees. F ^ trees planted late in spring and upon droughty ^oils a light mulch about the tree may tie advised, but in other cases it is not.
Peach YcIIowh.
Tho investigations of individuals and nf the stations make it appear that yellows is incurable, and its termination is always fatal. It is a distinct disease, i attacking peach lives of all ages and io all conditions of vigor. Tho yellows is i I communicable from tree to tree. It is | j readily communicated to uuisory stock , i by affected buds, even by buds from I those branches of affected trees which do not yet show any signs of tho yellows. Pits from affected trees may bo j expected to propagate tho disease. Tho cause of the disease is unknown. Extermination cf all affected trees— root and branch—is tho only method of keeping the disease at bay. This work should be prosecuted vigorously and systematically and with the full support of tho entire community. 8eaftoiiable SugcoMtionH. Have you sown your chrysanthemum
seed?
The months of February and March and tho first half of April are best for
Bprintfs,choice, < ticks, youu*r
to less pressure, it expands and in doing Ttnkcy 0l h« ns.'oiii!! ..! so lowers its temperature. These as- ! Tm'jo'.v Ic'iis, .voting cending currents are caused by tho heat- | t!1 rkl-yH^old'mnis! 1 ''
ittg of tho earth’s surface by tho Shu’s rays, or, in fact, by anything which raises tho temperature of tho superincumbent air, and it is very obvious that tho continued discliargo of largo pieces of ordnance will have a considerable effect in raising the temperature of tho air lying on the earth’s surface, which will ascend, expand and discharge its aqueous particles in the form of rail
for tho reasons given above.
I day broke up in a disagreement. The i : How to Make a Portable Sewing C'lotli. | vote by tile operators taken on tho 80 j . _ ^ . _
Whero a sowing room is impossible cent scale e;trried by l.t to 2.1. 1 he mi- j || I | j I v KFk l p \ I a rugef linen crash under tho machine, ^ llon, y refused to abide, clatmtng^ they J \/ |U l.> 1 Ll\ LL1U .
large enough to cover half tho room, will bo a gn at convenience. At a mo-
and at all times have a number of second-hand instruments of various m^ikes, taken in trade which have been thoroughly renovated and ottered at a fraction of their original
cost.
Vvisy 'Forms. 1. C. M AY HOUSE,
No 44t Local. SOUTH BOUND.
No 3* Isouisvillc Mall No 5* southern Express N o 43t I .ocaI * Dally, t Kxoeut Sunda».
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VANDALS A Li ME.
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Trains leave Oreencastlo, Ind.,
20,1895
Foil TH K WKST.
Ex. s un— 8 : 40a in, for st. l^ouig. Dally 12:28 a in, lor st. Louis.
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XliniO'K mot 0|i,'rotor. IM.ii|;rrc. DksMoinus, la., March 8.—The coal
miners and operators in sessions yester- Successor to k: Marquis. 17 s. Indiana st.
No 4 No 20 No 8 No 16
Daily 12: 2 p m. for st. lamia. Daily 1:35 p m, lor M. I.oiiIb. Daily 9:01 a in, for St. Louis. Ex. >un 5:28 p in, foi Terre liauto
FOIi THK BAHT
Ex. Sun 8;4('a in. for IndianapoliB
it in •• ••
meut’s notice all the threads and scraps may bo gathered up in this rug and shaken on a paper in sumo convenient
place, keeping tho room neat and clean
without the tronble of sweeping. Such a
rug may bo purchased by tho yard, 2
yaids wide, at 80 cents a yard. Two yards and a half will mako a sewing rug that
will last for years, and it may bo easily washed and ironed when soiled.
i represent three fourths of the total coal output of tho state. They then entered
into a conference with miners.
DO YOU WANT TO MAKE IT?
Then buy your
Left to Die Alone.
Lima, O., March 8.—William Price was left to die alone lust night of smallpox in a railroad boardinghouse. There was not an undertaker in the city that would bury him. Dr. Terwilliger and Nurse Morrison performed the service. Sixty iMTsons were exposed through Price and much excitement prevails. I la it Si OiticialH indicted. Lkxinv.ton, Va., March 8.—The grand jury has found indictments against C. M. Figgat, late cashier of the Bank of Lt xiugf':: far embozz'pmpnt, ngaiust R. K. Goodwin, bookkeeper, making false entries, and against C. VV. Irvine for receiving money, knowing his bank account to be overdrawn. i*»i»v« i n «•* inriorito ii IN oliSltil Lniiskt, Battle Greek, Mich., March 8.— Hon. A. M. Todd, the Prohibition party’s candidate for member of congress to succeed Senator Borrows, was unanimously endorsed bv the free silver congressional convention. Mr. Todd was a Prohibition candidate for gover-
nor last. Novemltor lloil«*r Kxplotflon.
Akron, O., March 8.—A large boiler
lent absorber of moisture, which is what f thH works 0 K f . the H ^• Hubis most like’y to cause decay. : U0 ! , , 1 ' ,:U '- V bleW n P w ‘ ,h fatftl
^ John Vanoe, n machinist, was instantly
How to S«*ml Fruit L«»iit; Difttances. Yuntilution of packages in which fruit is packed lor shipping serves uo purpose eie pt to allow the o«enpn of surplus moisture. Otherwise tho contact I with fresh air every moment hastens its (iHcav till the more. The imp< > t ant point ia packing fruit is to see that n is dry , ou the outside us it can bo made. Then wrap each specimen in a little cotton, j which will servo both to exclude air I and to absorb any moisturo that tho ; fruit will naturally exhale. This was tho way that strawberries were successfully shipped to the World’s fair at Chicago Lint summer. When taken out of tho cotton, each specimen was as fresh as when put up and would keep six or qight days. With largo fruit a piece of lime put in the package proves an ereel
Drij Goods, Glotli i ncj* Hats, Gaps, Hoots, SLogs, Groceries, Glasswa ro, Quecmswa re, W oodon.wa ro and Tinware. At tin* Globe Store South Gr'v*nestle. J. SITDRAN3KI.
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I>rtlly 1:Tt p in. Daily 3:85 pm, Ex. Sun 6:28 p m, *•
i N'o 12 Dally 2:35 a m, *• ** N’o 6 Daily 3:32 a in “ No 2 Daily 6:10 p in ** •*
PKOIH \ DIN ISIOX Era’ “ Torre Haute.
No 75 Ex >un .7:95 a m. lor i*'»oriB. Nii 77 ** ” 3:55 pin. for I'oofttur. I or complete time canl, aiv.i.»r all trains I ami stations, and for full information as to I rat i*s, t liroimii eara, etc., address
3.8. Dowling, Afrent,
W.V Hiutnnkh, Erecncftfltlo. Asst, tien’l I’ass. Ayrt. st. I.ouis, Mo.
Travel Is best accommodated in the
Through Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cara running over the lines of the Louis-
ville & Nashville Railroad.
L. M. Hanna, M. D., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Office No. 18 W alnut Street, First Door Earn EiiKino House Bealdence, Brick House on same lot.
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REMEMBER THAT
How to Select CurtaiiiM. In choosing curtains it is well to re-
the little detail there Is to Ills carried out in a spirit of refinement, the color is judiciously selected, and if nil is harmoniously treated, tho result will lie artistic. It will not be a loud, screaming house, one that Is tho blare of the trumpet, but it will be a quiet, dignified structure, one that is suited to quiet, dignified people. The plan Is self explanatory. The house complete will cost about $3,200. Improvement In Architecture. The cheapest country villa nowadays Is a pretty structure, more palatial in fueling and In beauty than the costly mansions of a generation ago. Them is a growing appreciation of art, and the piddle taste is to be educated thrimgh the architect rather than through the painter, for the better understood the architect is the easier will tho natntor be auureclated.
rooting cuttings of many florists’plants, 1 member that a bright yellow fabric will
such as carnations, roses, chrysantho-
inums, coleus, verbenas, etc.
Tnbrous begonias may be potted ami
placed in a moderate temperature.
Hybrid perpetuals and hybrid teas in pots can bo started into growth ami
light up a north room as nothing else can. Curtains in a dull shade of light green aro most suitable for a room furnished in rose color or yellow, ns a green light will soften tho bright tintinga nnd is always pleasant to the eyo. Curtains for bookcases add much to the appear-
cuttings put in, the most thrifty wood anco 0 f a room and are an absolute nc
of recent growth being used for the pur
pose.
Fuchsias should bo repotted as often as they require it Aro you making cuttings from old colons . plants? If so, remember that Golden Bedder, Verschaffelti, Golden Verschaffelti, Firebrand, Beacon, Alhambra, Black Priuce and Duchess of Edinburgh will give you all the variety •\f fnliuau needed t.n make a mind elTent
killed. John Summerville was terribly scalded and otherwise seriously injured. Several other men received slight injuries. A number of surrounding buildings were more or less damaged by the
explosion.
Williuln II. Mercer of Wabash was seriously injured while hauling sawlogs and may not recover. Thomas Wiggins of Terre Haute liecame despondent on account of failure to find work mid committed suicide.
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cossity on a low bookcase containing volumes with unattractive bindings. Inexpensive curtains may bo made of the heavy repped cretonne which is now offered in such beautiful colorings. Blue denim, which is made softer than the old fashioned bluo jean nnd is therefore more suitable for embroidering, is also an excellent material for this purpose, provided tho other furnishings of the | loom will nermit its use.
W ill supply the people with flrstelns- j GKOC'KRIKS at the lowest living I prices. I also keep a full line of Glass- i j ware and Qnocnsware. Decorated Din-i ' ner Sets, I owls and Pitchers, and Tin i ware of all kinds. Salt by the barrel. ! keep a tine line "f Toilet Simps. All i . . , i kinds of Fruits, Nuts ami ( Undies for i William II. Smythe, grnm 1 . secretary of ,, , , ... * i . , , , ,, , • Holidtiv 1 rade. Lust but not cast, will he Indiana Masons, was thrown from a iv( . w j t|| ,. v( . rv , ( „ x , (f Mason's Bakbnggy at Indianapolis and seriously 1I >-1 j„g Powder—price 25 cehts-a child s , , i quadruple silver sel, embossed knife, Ihe pout office and the general store of f()I . k , Just t | (< . thi , Oscar Anderson at Lynn Grove, Adams counfy, wnis burglarized of $100 in money
and a quantity of goods.
A business block and two dwellings were burned at Flora, causing a loss of $35,000 or $40,000. The fire was caused by tha explosion of a coaloil lump.
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 ear service io Lcksoriville, and the only through line nf Sleepers to Thomasville and Tampa. This line has three daily trains to points In the South-
east.
The passenger equipment cf this line Is not excelled in the Soulh.
J. W. Moore,
X. Sine Square. Abram's Old Stand.
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Winter Tourists* Tickets at inw round trip rates on sale from ihout November 1st, good till
May 31st.
Full information cheerfully furnished
upon itpylicailou to
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