Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 May 1897 — Page 4

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Tin: PAII.Y BAN’NEl} TIMES, GREKNCASTT.E, INDIANA

LAKE BREEZE? briiit? relief from the sweltering iieat c the town or city. They raise your spirit and restore your energy. The greates romfi>rt and pleasure in lake travel I on one of the LAKE MICHIGAN AND LAKE SUPERIOI TRANSPORT AVION CO’S ELEGANT STEAMSHIPS failings between Chicago and Mackinac Island four times every week, at extremely low rates. The new steel steamship “Manitou*’ is magnificent vessel, elegantly equipped wit every comfort and convenience. Tri-weekl twixt Chicago, Charlevoix, harhoi Spring* Petoskeyj Hackinac Island, etc Write for Interesting read Ing matter, sent free, or as your nearest agent. AddreJos. Berolzheim, G. i*. A , LAKI*. t||« || \MI I. \KI s| |>l HIOK I K \>N. <<» Rus*? and N Water St . Chicagc

xJ. K. Kc'.cv Pension Attorney. Insurance j Agent and Notary Public,

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We give especial attention "itD Mr*. " ai

to Hantjuet. Party and Picnic catering and art* prepared to fill orders on short notice.

ICE CREAM

We a r e agents for the best Cream in town and can fill Party, receptions or Club]

orders at any time.

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Send us your orders. Tlie Bon Ton.

H. D. GRAHAM & CO. No. 8 S. Jackson St.

kkn'wm. I ' rm . 11 (Iwner’s Sacrifice

Sale.

W. W. TUCKER, M. D. Pliysician & Surgeon

OFFICE 17 VINE ST

RESIDENCE 310 E. WASH. ST floral 1 ime C£.«ard.

HE FAVORITE

Inquir

A. F.

Five room residence in center of lot 105 feet east front on Vine and 110 s' ’Uth on Columbia Sts., 2 squares from rt bouse and 5 from DePauw University; lot higli and dry, 2 cisterns, cellar, abundance of fruit, 3 elegant pine trees in south yard; good business or first-class residence site; will sell at a big sacrifice in present condition or w ill repair or remodel to suit purchaser, long time and easy payments.

On Premises

BRIIJGEIS.

oi l friends

here tr< in

from a

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And all | oints NOKTII AM) SOUTH. The only !Ine to the famous health resorts. U/est arjd preset/ CicH Spri^QS Vhe CarUbml of America t on.pier* Pullman Equipment. FRANK J.KEEO. G. P. A., Uhieagot The direct Line between mm ician ciiii. LOUISVILLE

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We have them in lace boots and Oxfords. The latest color. Ask to see them.

Louis t\ Unis

TIME CARD FEB 1397. NORTH llol’NI). N ", I,* CtlllSR..Mail It 13 l 111 No. <;.* “ Express.... 12 :17 p m No. 41, + Local Freight 11 :Jn a in sofrn Borxp. No. 3,* Southern Mail.. . No. 5,* *■ Express No. 43,* Local Freight.. * Daily. + Daih except Sinnlav. .1. A. M H HAEL, Agent.

Local and Personal

. 2 :4h a m 2:17 p in .12 ;17 p 111

.Vhat is Going on in Society,

cal and General News.

Lo-

ItON’T THINK

ers on we-i Wushington

st reel.

Ed Gibbons

ville.

.1. I. Wei da Went to Vee lersbiirg at

noon.

Mr- W.o. Net!' I- visiting 11. Lnl -

atiupolis.

A. N. Duckwortli i- .i'iiing If " .

Al-paugh.

< apl. Gelvviek, o| 114111

in the city.

K. <' Rankin i< vi-iting

here today.

Win. Ilaininer, sr.. is

Greenup, III.

George Hathaway is at hoin*

husiness trip.

Elder Brown returned from Chiyton

this morning.

H. F. Winter went to Brazil yesterday afternoon. Mrs 11 E. Williamson spent the day in Indianapolis. Conrad Cook transacted business in Indianapolis today. Toni Murphy is quite sick with congestion of the brain. John C. ZulautTof Jeffersonville, was here a short time today. J. Van Dusan is here from Chicago for a few days’ visit with R. S. Hall. Capt. and Mrs. Smiley went to Indianapolis this afternoon for a short visit. Prof, and Mrs. House have gone to Bickmll. where they will spend the

summer.

Col. Matson and daughter, Miss Nellie, returned from Lafayette this afternoon. I>. Allen, of Terre Haute, and Ft'. Abrams, of ('rawfordsville spent •'U'iday in the city. Miss Clark, of Bloomington, who is the guest of Miss Beckwith, -pent the day in I>anville. A party of Rockville young people drove over yesterday and spent the day with Miss AUpaugn. Mrs. Walter sialltnarsh. of Indianapolis, visited her mother, Mrs. Maij Haw kins, yesterday. John X.Coffin has returned to Carroll county after several days spent with J, J. Weida and family. Mr-. Lizzie < 'bristle, of Indianapolis, was in the city yesterday to attend the funeral of Mr. John Christie. The Motion is observing 1)-eor ition ; day l)V annulling all local ficghts a;;d reducing the other work a- much a-

possihlc.

Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Do'.cll left this ] nmmiiig fur ludlanapolis, where Mrs i Dotiell will rcinaiu for a month's vi-it.

j Mr. Dohcll will go to < hicign.

M r. and Mr-. T. M. Ellm't of Akron Ohio, gent lovely Mowers on Decoration

; day for the graves of Dr

BIO FOUR In effect Not • t, 1891! GOING HAST.

. 12.12 a. 11 . H;4* a. n •2.II u u . ri.-21 p. n

No. «i* to 1 In.. N. V.At ilnstor . .. '-’.'i'.i a. 11. 41 Indlanupoli* Flyer M:|ii u. in S' Imlianupohs AocTn 4-"t* p 111 is* din.. N. V. .v Boaton t.-’l p m

DOING WEST.

No. av St. L Nicht Limited No. 9* 8t. L ■. > a No. 11* Si I liny Limited. No. St Mat <• n- I ;mild • Unity * Daily Except Sunday. No. 2, connects at Indianapolis for ( li-.clli-natl iiinl Wleni-oiii .iivlsinn. No. 4 conru-ci will. I. I . A " . and uim trains for !V ul ■

and 1 blcniro.

'.oi, connect* at It. 1,-fon-bune for Toiislo and Detroit. No. 3il, at Uellefoutai 11: tor Saiuluskei . F. P. HnxsTis. Agent. Connections; No. I tit Indianapolis with Big Four trains for Citiciiiua'.i. Cleveland, Benton Harbor, Chicago rihI Columbus. Ohio. No. •*> “Mattomi AccTn” at Paris w ith

train south.

No. N at Iii liaiiapolis with train to

tirecnshurg.

No. 9 at Paris for Cairo at Kansas with j*. D. A E. north and south, at Mattoon w ith 1’ D A K northwest and with I *J north. No. li at Pans w ith trains north, at I’ana with B it O S W northwest and 1 c north and south, at Litchiield for Carrollton '11111 Jacksonville, at St Louis diverging roads. No. Is “Knickerbocker'’ at Indianapolis lor Cincinnati and runs through to New York and Bo-ton. No. 35 at Mattoon with I C south. 1’ D JfcE southeast, at St. I.oui- with diverging roads. No. .'it! 1 arries -b eper- for <'incimiati. New York and lb st.i,;i, run- to 1 1 ucinnati conneels at Greensbnrg for Louis-

ville.

K. R. Ha i-

nii’ig and little Arthur Elliott,

to’ leaviuii thy city, even for a short tune. .... 1 ,1... .w . ;thout ordertinr the Daily Hanncu Tivrs to I ho-c interested in a -igrimtiit i .li’ w you. It costa you but 11) cent* a Wipa ,,| W . R. MeVev of Flotd township a’i ■ it docs here at home, an’ the addn-s- .vil i . , . ■ . 1 ecbanvod aaoften as \ou r-sitre. Di town today trying to tuak*’ a settle- ; ment. '11.e amount involved in the 11s-

. i signtmnt j- about SoDflO. A large utim-

t i t— ivua and s.K-tcty nmea afe so t.‘d

md will I..* inserted If writer’s name me'ad- her of r lovd s i-iuxen- were Inn e litit II » liisw is nttacbed. not to be Inserteil. bur asMii i made .1 two

rvider.ee of grood falih None bn! rrm'.i i; l j' ln " ir

: terns are desired.) I o'elock. I.*tt;r; "'e le.im from one of

Lho-e intei’eated that the matter has

W. II. Mr-

VANDALBA LINE. T rains leave ji’erm sstic*. Ino* in ettect May

III, 1897.

’ roa THK WEST.

12:2* a 'll. for st. Loots. Sell a m. for St. Louis '':2a a m, tor 8t. Ism s. 1:91 p m, for St, Louis.

Ex. sun 5:17 p in. for Terre Haul., Dally 8:14! p in. for St. IsuiD.

*•0 7 Vo 15 Vo 5 No 21 No a No 11

Dady Daily Pal'y. Dally . Ex Sr

foil THE HAST.

No H V'o 4 No 12 ■No 20 No S No 2

Daily leiiia m. for Ind.anapolb I tally Kx su n s;:;4 a 111 " Itaiiy .. 12:15 Noon “ Dallv 1:4a p ra, " Dally 3:13 p in. ’• Dally 6:15 p ni "

FEDIU/ DIVISION i-ea- e Terre Haute.

No 75 Ex Min

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.7:05 a rn. tor Poona. . .3:55 p ic. for I 'edit jr

For complete timecard, givlt.g all trains and stations, and for full Information as to

• ales, through ears. etc., address

J.S. Dowrilta, Agent

A. Fohj. Greencastie, G«n'l Pitas. Agt. st. lamis Mo.

The whale went west at midnight. J. V. Cook w ent to Bloomington to-

| lay.

No weather rep rt today legal holi

'day.

G. II. 'Vil'igm •n was in Indiattapo is 01 hu-ine-s to .ay. M • b .nks and telegraph olliie oh- | served Decoration today. Mr-. M. M. Chittenden .ttnl son spent the day in Iuuianapolis. Miss Josephine Dotinohite went to Indianapolis this morning. Mrs. R. S. Hall icturned from her visit in Chicago last night. Mrs. J. I,. Penley of Reel-ville, is visiting J. T. (Jest and family. Smith Matson and Luctis Chapin spent Sunday in Indianapolis. .Miss Mary Jones, of Indianapolis, is the guest of Miss Emma Jones. Dr. Muneey, of Hume, ill., spent Sunday in the city with friends. Mrs. I.vdick went to Bainliridge Sunday to vi-it Dr. Farver and family. A party of wniug people from this city drove to Eel River yesterday. Mr-. Eugene MeNorton, of Chicago, i- visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Earp. Miss Nora Haiumerlv and Charlie Saekett are visiting in Indianapolis. The Over the Teacups club will meet tomorrow with Mrs. W. F. Swahlen. Miss \\ inifred Martin lias gone to Indianapolis fur a couple of day’s visit. A. li. Gihno e of Auburn, Nebraska. 1- visiting his brother, John Gilmore. Mildred Abrams is visiting her aunt, Mr-. E. c. Abrams at Crawfiualsvilic. John A. Hays,of Indianapolis, visited Mr. and Mrs. Jesse W. Weik yesterday. Mr. an 1 Mrs. Frank Clark of Shehleu, III., sp lit Sundav with Robert Allen \ and family. The excursion ot Chicago Saturday nigtit took 27 people from here. There were ten coaches well loaded on the train. They arrived here on the return at 0 o’clock this morning. The Women’s Baptist Missionary »oeiely will meet tomorrow at 2 p. in..

1 iie

I bei u |l ISu»!n I as follow-:

j Vee g, ts 2n acres of land. 2 horses, 2 cov.» 30 hu-aul iff wheat out i f glowing ■ rnp and *102 50 pets nul priqieity. The h il ti is to he divided amo: g ere li .,r- .;i. l Jonathan Han-' II i- to In

i tt listee.

Join Ir> laud and Mrs. A: na Olivei w:d ,1:. Wi dnesday leave to attend lie loot.h birthday anniversary id their father James B. Ireland at .'-killinan. Ky., on June 4, Fridnv. The event will be largely celebrated and the metropolitan paper- have been devoting considerable space to it. The J2ii<iiiner Sunday contained a column and a half aec unit, with a photo, which is -aid to be a good likeness ol the ccnteunanati. The Council of the League of Literary clubs of this city, have had a meeting for the purpose of electing officers of the Council. Jerome Allen was chosen pre-t lent. Ml?. Alphetis Birch vice president and Miss Helen Hathaway Secretary and treasurer. The Council i« composed of delegates from the variaus clubs in the League, each organiz.ation’eing entitled to one representative. Meetings will occur at the call of the president. Other towps are talking about their old printers and editors, but none of them can liolit a candle to Oskaloosa. She has two in the persons of A. G, Patrick and J. W, Roberta, who each served a regular apprenticeship at the business way hack in the 30’a. Both were born in 1824, one on the 21st of Mav and the other the 10th of December, only about -ix months dHferenvo in age. Each lias hud considerable experience in the newspaper business, Patrick was one of an association of printers who started the Louisviile Courier in the winter of 1843. He tw ice started a paper in Greencastie, Indiana, the iirst time in 1840, hut it had a short life, the second time making it stick, issuing the Iirst number of the Banker in 1852, selling out in 1855, and coming to Kansas. Twenty years ago he published the Sew Em at Valley halls, Stirling tlie Oskaloosa Time* in 1x91, selling out on being appointed p isi master. (hLiilooen, Kiih*ii*, Time*.

Century Club. The Century club closed its year's work Saturday afternoon with a business meoiing at the h'um of Miss Edith Kissell. Dttr ; ng the year, papers 011 literature, •Mt. history, science, oratory, economics, sociolo/v, tradition and fo k Lire have b cti read and freely • l.-cuss d by the club and visitors. In January the Century called the Iirst joint meeting of the literary dubs of Greencastie. Tit's was a result of the sociological studies and had lieen under consideration for about two years. I he clult looks forward w it it much interest to the proceedings of the local league. A special feature of the (Inal meeting every year is communiea lions from corresponding members, who were formerly active. A letter from Mrs. C. A. Waldo gave some thrilling details of the stormy voyage home from Europe, in whicli a wave broke through the wall of her stateroom completely Hooding it. w ile the game storm sunk a barge fr« nt which her steamer was just in time to rescue seventeen men. Thu was “living literature” in good earnest. The < eutury sends a delegate to the Indiana Cnion of Literary Clubs. Officers for the coming year nr' 1 : President, Minnetta T. Taylor; doe president, Mrs. E. Marquis: secretary, Mrs. S. A. Mays. (•orrespo r 'dingsecretary, Mrs. I). L Anderson; treasurer, Mrs. F. G. Gilmore; critic, Mrs. F 11. Lamniers ; counc il member of the League of Literary clubs of Greencastie; Mrs. F. I). Atler. There will he twenty meetings in the year commencing Sept. 4. Next December will he the fifth anniversary of the club.

Boil*, pimples and eruptions, scrofula, s.ait rheum and all other manifestations of impure blood are cured by Hood’s "virsapanlln D'-lifions linking is done with the "Perfeet” Baking Powder. Trv it at J. tV Moore’s. 172-2tit Wrlprht'9 Celery 'Pea cures constlpaU,"i . r 1 Headaches. 25c at drugFists.

Send news to Telephone 95.

U :inic,| Agent- In all pares Indiana, Be-t, late-i, cheapEsf t yclnpedia. (juick easy-eller. ('ommissjou or salary. 57 l mnhard Bldg.. Indianapolis, Did. 182-41-23-41 Fry the "Perfect'' Baking Powder at J f. Allen's. l72-2i>t

Los:—Saturday evening, a Phi Mu I'-i -.Inn pin harp, diamond and emerald -i timg. Finder leave at this offiee and receive reward. It

t ome out next Monday and witness In'ni"- exeji jug game of baseball of n I. I va lleP. 193-lt l. i'ii"-! Lovely baking is done with ■ lie "Pi-rlVet” Baking P'lWder only 25c

172-2<it

Hi, at llamiltun’s.

Itiy Fiiur Excursivn, India aj nil-June 9, account Bailey .x Bartium’s .-how, |l.29, Terre Hattie June 10. ueeouut Bailey A Baruutn’s show, $1.05, Fred, tick M. D.. June 2 and 3. return

30th, *17.20

Detrnit, Mieli., June 7 and 8, return

I2llt, *8 8<».

Nashville. Tenn. Daily return Nov. 7*14.05; 20 day limit, *10.30, 10 days,

*7.50.

Indianapolis May 31 and June Ire-

turn June 4 *1.20.

Chattanooga July 13. 14 and 15, Young People's Union, return Aug. 15,

*12.80.

Toronto, Out.. July 13, 14 and 15, International Kpworth League couvent ini, return Aug. 12, route via Niagra

Falls and Buffalo, *14.90.

Route < tty. Ind., July 18 to 31, As-

semblv. return Aug. 3, *5.50.

Bethany Park. Inti., July 25 to Aug. 15, Assembly, return Aug. 18, *1.85, (Jiueiunati July 21 and 22, German Lpworth League, return July 20th,

*4.50.

Indianapolis Aug. 17 and 18, Y. P. C. IT., *1.20. 'Vinona Lake Daily Tourist return 15 days *4.90 Bnssville Did. June 4 to 7th Dunkard’s annual, return limit 30 days *1.95. Milwaukee WU, July 3, 4th and 5th Natl. Educ-tion convention return July 12. *7.1H). Marion Did. July 0 and 7th Sons of Veterans, return July 10, *3.2-5. D-troit Mich. July 12 and 13th rcpuhlieun league return July 10, *8.80. F. P. Unitstis. Agent. It Will Ntir|)rUe Vuu. In rder to pro*e tiie great merit of Ely's ('ream Balm, the most effective Ctire f"l Catarrh anil < old in Head, your druggist will supply a generous 10 cent trail size or we will tnai’for 10 11 e::is. Full size 50 cents. ELY BROTHERS, 50 Warren St.. New York City. Eiy's Cream Balm has completely ettred me of catarrh when everything else failed. Many acquaintances have used it w ih excellent results.— Alfred 1 \V. Stevens, Caldwell, Ohio.

A LESSON FOR AMERICANS. Ii»iilg;n«nt Londoner** Show Them How

to Trent Kailwity Manager*.

Every morning at 9:21 a train from Wimbledon etops at Stre&tham 10 take up a strong contingent of stock brokers. which party it is timed to deliver in good condition at Ixtndou bridge at 9:43, in order that ■■bulls" and "bears" alike may !e safely eas onced in their respective stat'ons be.ore the clock strikes 10, sa's the London Daily Mall. Earlier trait: - have alreuty carried off hordes of ci.y clerks, "busiiie.young ladies" and a sprinkling of prosperous merchants of the early-rising persuasion; later ones are provided to.the sluggard journalist and tne company director. The 9 21 Is the stock brokers' train and is treated by tuem In quite a proprietorial way. A few days ago the 9:30 sun shone brightly down on the up platform, upon which some sixty stalwart stock brokers displayed every variety of city-made clo hes, while awaiting the arrival of their overdue train. There was no fog. and the distance from the Wimbledon terminus Is hardly worth mentioning. Whence, then, could the delay arise? These questions agitated every mind during the Intervals of perusing such items of news from East or the Cape as might, perchance, affect the subsequent doings on ’change. Presently a passenger happened to remark, genially, to a reporter. "Train very late this morning,” and received the astonish-

ing reply; “Train’s hoff, sir."

“Off?” A dozen pairs of ears had caught the reply, a dozen mouths repeated It. "Off? Where's the station master?” With the promptitude that characterizes their race, sixty shouting stock brokers swarmed Into the station master's office. For answer to their clamorous questions the official representative of the L. B. & S. C. railway company explained that, as the train had not gone down to Wimbledon that morning he was afraid it would not come back. Capel Court promptly rejected this logii- as being of a spurious type and as promptly presented an ultimatum. it took the form of ordering the station roaster to stop the expres.from Mitcham at 9:32. He refused to do so. and siince a pacific blockade was already in force without effect other pressure was employed. Threats of claiming compensation, demand for the return of their money, fell unheeded upon the official ear. Pale-faced he met the ultimatum, fortified by the example of little Greece, with a sturdy nonpossumus. Then a voice from the back of the crowd proposed in distinct terms that Mr. Station Master should be dragged on to the platform and puhli. - ly denuded of his nether garnicn: Wild legends of similar doings in the house had evidently reached the static:: master's ear. lie capitulated at discretion. He wired to Mitcham, the express pulled up and the Mitchamite who condemn the Streathamltes athese latter despise the Tulse-hillers were too much taken by surprise to make any effective resistance by barricading the carriage doors, to tt boarding of their private train by sixt; triumphant stock brokers, flushed wi !i their victory over the L. B. & S. C. rail way. The 9:21 up service was resume'I without explanation on (he followin :

day and is still running.

Your Opportunity.

" e have imr the Knife to all prices on Wall Paper to reduce .Stock, and have .rut price? on all grades of paper. It's your opportunity to save money. Jones’ Drug Store. Pure Paints, and good Lubricating Oils.

I I * * # (» *

WILL

SELL YOU

Anything in the HARDWARE LINE including Stoves and Tinware at as low Prices for Spot Cash as any Store in the County. Don’t for&et the Place. fcast Sidle Square.

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HAVE YOUR NAME STAMPED ON YOUR: j :j POCKET BOOK BEFORE YOU LOSE IT. H PRICES REASONABLK^^Hi :: THE H Beckett Book Bipdcryjj j: BANNER TIMES, ~ • • I • I I ( I I I I I I I I I I I I i • • t I I I I I I | | | | I ( | • | | | | | ( | | | | 1 | | | , , , ! , , | | 1 | | | | | | | | | | | ( ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I • I I • I I I II I I | M | | | | , , * , , , , , , | ( "

At th* Cape of fiood

The Dutch settled this part of tht world about the same time Uiar they founded colonn s along the Hudson river, say the middle of the seventeen!)! century. When they built a house they meant that It should last nut riicn i} their lifetime, but that of genet allot, unborn. They planted trees in Ion;: straight avenues, which are still tht pride of the colony, and they built their bridges and highways with the obvious intention ot making title neighborhood another Holland. Mr. Cecil Rhodes has shown his appreciation for Dutch taste by purchasing for his home one of the finest, ancestral estates in the colony, where he lives when he sojourns at the cape, very much as might have done a governor of the old Dutch East India company. Before the Jameson raid Mr. Rhodes enjoyed grent popularity among the Dutch Africanders, for he was always careiful to treat their national characteristics with respect, and he was credited with an honest Intention of making in South Africa a great AngloDutch United States, where each nation might forget the jealousies born of allegiance to different flags and all unite undet *1j» banner of Africa for the Africander.—Harjie-* .Magazine.

v K. (M.jr.10 no 1 . 1 IJ, a! It 11, It. Co. u ■

your eye* f tiwl w.tn c puir cl Ej.vcth. .• a.

Wanted-fln Idea

Protect

Who ran tnlnk of Rome dimple thing to patent?

LLY BROTHERS, MS W arren S New York City.

The Cau.e of tlie Row. Gibbs—How did Buffers come to hit you? Snoggs-Oh, it was all on ac count of a trifling difference of opinion between us. Gibbs—Differer.ce of opinion? Snoggs—Yes, I thought he licet and he thought he didn’t. - New York Tribune.

The largest

Stock ol

OLD mili

\Hndnlm Kate*.

Tu Nashville, Teim., May 14th In | October 15, I'iohI limit November 7th. j fare *14 05. May 14th toOctohe 15th. J return limit 20 days fare *10.30. May 1 18th anti continuing until October 2(ith. I return limit 10 days, fare *7.50. Tne-;-j days ami Thursdays only of each week. | May l>th to October 30ih, 7 days limit,

I fare *7Jmi.

To Pittsburg. Pa., June 12, 13th. and 11 It return limit June 21 fan-*11.20. To Detroit, Mich., June 7 and 8, re-1 luru limit. Junel2, fare *8.811. Account !

Mystic Shrine.

To Kredciiek, Md.. May 31, June 1 and 2. return limit June 30. fare *17.20. Account Punkards’ annual meeting. To Indianapolis May 31 and June 1, return limit June 4. Fare *1.20. To Indtanapi.lis June 9, return limit I

10th, fare *1.70, which include* ticket! of admission to Itarninn A Bailey’s I

show.

To Terre FfatiteJi 10, return limit * -

June 11, fare *1.?>5, which includes: « » w t « r n ticket of admission to Burnttin A A vJ\JOL/ Vi ^1

Bailey’s show.

J. S. Dowling, Agt.

Kvcr brought io the County. Do not trust your eyes to Ped-

dlers or Jewelers.

G. W. BB.NGR

o. w,—il-1 yr-o. o. w.

Y. P. S- C. E.

MLNT.

If an agent nf the Government should to sell you a bond of i* 1.000, agreeing yon may pay for same in weeklv paynn of ■'*2.50and guaranteeing in pay y° u per cent interest |<r annum on each wee

Specially Conducted i-.xeurslon to San Franetiuio, 4 at , via I’etinsylvanla and

\ andaliK Liu***.

| per cent interest per annum on each «t

Mem hen of 1 hristlnn Endeavor Bocletles, payment free from taxes would you 1 theli friends, teacliem and the public inner- 1 |he offer, The Farmers and Citizens 1 all v are Invited to join our excursion to'an ing anil Loan \ssociation makes a betti Francisco, to be personally conducted by j feD it will sell von five shares of stoel Prof. Chas. F Patterson, of Kdinliura Ind. i payments of if 3. -, 0 | >cr W ee!< and at mat This party will leave Indlnuapolisby apeohU i " f 11 *■ stock will'pay vou

train June -*9th and run through on lade- 1 pendent sebediile, stopping at will, to visit points of interest enroute. The beauties of I Colorado Springs, the grand and Impressive I scenery of the Denver A Rio Grande, tln-

uniqueand Interesting features of salt Luke which would lie better than 9 ]>er ( ity and the Yellowstone "Wonderful" are per annum on the investment, among the treats made possible by this trip. ! Association was organized Apl. 24 18.V The rates and necessary expenses have been i : s n, '"' 1 1 \ ears old, and has paid out ttgured to the lowest point, service will be 1 t,la ' time ^490.211.12. unsurpassed. Especial attention paid to the! There is no better investment and comfort of ladies without escort. ! give' a- universal satisfaciion. The

For further particulars w rite to Prof. Pattem.111. or address E \ Ford, t; P A Piitsliurg Pa. Geo. E It.a-kwell. D P A. Imllanapolls

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