Greencastle Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 July 1869 — Page 2
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G.J. LANGS DALE. Editor.
OSIE JSI^CASTLK, IND.
From Balnbrldge. Editor of Banner:
Last Thursday was a high day for Bainhridge. The Masonic Fraternity celebrated St. John's day here. Large delegations from the Lodges of (.’raw-
A 81CCES8FIL BISINESS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. EAGLE IRON WORKS
MAXJXE, X3SXr>.
Grocery ami Provision House of Blooded Stock, Corner of First and Walnut Sts.,
Ljon ii Weik.
Consisting of Bolls and Heifers, from Ken- TEHEE n u .u- _ lucky, for sale. Can be aeen on the farm of
rj.. , fit icao r — ”• • I 1 C ^»r* nothing won be more ao- J 0 |,n Hammond, just North of Ureencastle, I
fofdaville, Ladoga, Fillmore. Cloverdale ceptable to our readers i • n a briet no- until next Monday. (jkm av & Kino. and Greencastle were in attendance, lice of the above establibi..i,ent, showing, The citizens also came out in mass, until as H does, how industry and attention to SOCIETY BIEETINGS.
INDIANA MUSIC STONE,
Reported for the Banner.
MASONIC CELEBRATION AT BAIN. ^ had the largest gathering ever assem- business bring the,r reward. This house REp „ CA8TI _ oommaNDERT BKIIHiF. bled at Bainhridge. They brought iheir was established in 1858, by Lyon ^ j KblNCASTI.E COM MAN DER»
ztx.q- 7a>ywt:u-«rt«f
FnIJj 2,000 POOplC On the Ground. , ^ ,e couu,r y) a ll seetned to enjoy under the nrtn name ot V . Lyon & sons. u ueg j3 per year. H. W. DANIELS, E. 0.
The Masonic celebration at Bainbridge on Thursday, June 2t, was a day long to be re membered by the citizens of that beautiful little town. Rarly in the morning the people from every direction began to pour in in wag. one, carriages, on borsebark. and every other shape known to ibis traveling age Tbvtrain left Cloverdale at 5 A. M., with twenty Masons. About one hundred tickets were sold at that station. At Greencastle, a large number of passengers were taken aboard, one
themselves well. Perhaps a more orderly and quiet assembly never mot together on any similar occasion. Nothing occurred during the day to mar the peace of any individual. There was a straw berry festival in the evening, which was well attended, and resulted in some prof-
it to the Fraternity.
The Crawfordsville Silver Band was in attendance and discoursed lively
strains of music.
In 1860 it passed into the hands of the two latter, by whom the busiuess was conducted until 1862, at which time A. B. Lyon disposed of his interest to Louis Weik, and removed to Kansas. Mr. Weik being a practical baker, it was resolved to erect a bakery, in connection with the grocery, which was done, and this has contributed in no small degree to the general business, which has grown until the proprietors have found the old building too small
J. McD HAYS, Kec,
AS KEENCASTLE COUNCIL, No. 17, \ T AS. M. Meets the third Mondays in
rch, June, September and December, and
call. Initiation fee Afi
March,
on ca
H W. DANIELS, T.I.G.M. J. McD. HAYS, Rec.
A T REENCASTL1 CHAPTER, No. 22, R. \ T A. M. Meets the third Monday in eaclt
month.
Initiation fee
H. W. DANIELS, H. P. J McD. HAYS, Sec.
Theives entered the houses of W. K.
Starr and Win. Call, some two miles fo r the purpose, and have therefore pur- A t REENCASTLE LODGE,U. D. F. A A. this nlace on the same dnv chased the property udj lining them on ^ * Ancient York Masons. Meets tlie lira
WM. J. BALL &L CO.,
r K O PR 1ETO RS, (Successors to Joseph Grover.) MANUFACTURERS OF
Station and Portable Engines, Fl<)uriȣ and Saw Dili! Machinery. COBS SIIILLEBS, CASE SILLS
and Machinery generally,
Iron and Brass Coastings, &c.
ESTABLISHED 1854.
hundred and eighty-three tickets being sold , . — . , . . , at the station. Quite a number boarded the n^hwest of this place on the same day. chased the property adjoining them on ' r * /" c '^ Y .^ k , train at Maple Grove. Fully seventy five “nd robbed them of a large amount of the west, now occupied by Ihroops ^ n,0,)th ' lD,UaUou persons went over from Greencastle in private wearin g apparel and bed clothing. No Brug htore, on whi' h they intend erect- , ' H, W DANIELS. W. M,
discoveries have yet been made of the ln t? a handsome brick building next WILL DAGGY, Sec. thieves. summer, which will also cover the site 1 1
Active preparations are being made now occupied by them. Indeed the
Hardly a work b.*is ntrendv eorntneneed. and tho .
MANUFACTURERS OF
conveyances.
The itain from Crawfordsville arrived at. about 10 oYIoek,heavily load'd. There were seventy-five Masons and about the same number of citizens on board from Crawfordsville, one hundred and fifty tickets having boon sold at that sUHion ; and about forty Masons and sixty citizens from Ladoga, about one hundred tickets having been sold there. There were also t wenty Masons and fully one hundred and fifty citizens from Fillmore and vicinity, who came over in wagons, carriages, and on horseback. Also, about one hundred from near Ashby’s Mills; a good delegation from Middletown, Montgomery county ; also from Carpentersville, Portland Mills, Finras-
lle. New Maysville and Groveland.
by the farmers for harvest,
day passes but what there is machinery of some kind purchased in our town,
ABOUT.
Bainhridge, June 28, 1869.
From another correspondent. Bainbridge, June 28, 1869.
Editor Banner:
work has already commenced, and the rear portion, extending from the old i building to the alley, will be finished this week, making the store room 104 feet in length, and 22 feet wide. A new oven has also been built iu the basement on tho right, and above it a commodious room for the storage of flour and such
other articles as are used
^ "J AVI NG^ sold my Buddie and Harness
Shop, I desire lo settle all my accounts at once. All those knowing themselves in debted to me will please call and settle immediately. I will be found at my old stand. O W. KRAMER. Greencastle, June 29, 1869. 26w9»
TUTTLE, HOLT & ABBOTT'S Patent, AOJnstatilc Fotillnz SCHOOL SEATS AND DESKS,
Nos. 4 4 5 Bates House, Indianapolis, Ind.
Notice to Non-Residents
OFFICE OF CITY CLElit.-
Greencastle, Indiana, Juue21 isV!;! MR. L IF. SINCLAIR— ,,t!W f You are hereby notified that R„ M(|] ^
JOU are Nereny notified that R„<. n l^rnbS: ^ Commissioners duly appointed bv th n *> mon Council of the City ofGreencaatL • cordanee with the provisions of the rtf' l, ‘ ,
mon Gouncil of the City of Greencastl • °®' cordanee with the provisions of the l "* 6 ’ said city, will meet at the store of i t tf rof Hays, in the city of Greer.castie on T j e,i the 6lh day ol july, A. D, 1869. at 2 P. M., for the purpose of annra° t ! , 'rlt
. for the purpose of app'rAj 8ln( , sessing the damage* and benefits (if it, • to t , swnpr 1<!r e b«
ovrnciii^ iijv; v nuu UCII01118 (jf th any) accruing to the owner or owners”? I* lands or lots through which it is pr„no,!j e Main Street for the full width tL^ 10 tiling at the north terminns of u fof '
open jn«iu obreeb ivr tnu mu width tl
beginning at the north terminns 0 f \ t '•
atreet, the east and west line of
I
SI reel, me east anu west line of saij U “ street to be continued straight thrn„„i a ‘ n lots No. 2 and 3 of the Depot enlarge,, 01t the city of Greencastle, until said we»t"f'* intersects the east line of Depot street fiAj! feet north of the north line of Annie,, -l and the said east line of Main street i , ’ sects said east line of Depot street at , 0tfr ' 246 16 1(10 feet north of said north fiL J? 1 pie street, iu said city of Greencasil. 7' diana. ’ ni " The Common Council of the city 0 f Ore, eastle propose to open the said Main »t ret as prayed for bv a petition nowon file office of the Clerk of said city. “ “• Attest: GEO. W. WHITWORTH 95w3 City Clerk.
Keep the lartfcst stock of
CAST IRON SCRAPERS, For farm and road purposes,
- w. , . , in baking Ajrpnts Waiilpd for Prof. Parsons’ Lararc Steel Scrapers aud Plows
„ ,, , This tlcparlment is under tho charge of , w
I he houses of W. E. Ftarr and VV m. | Mr W eik, who gives it his carelul at B W VV Oi
Call, of Franklin Township, were bro ken open snd robbed of clothing, bed clothing, etc., to the amount of £2f>0 or £300 each, on Thursday last, whilst
tention. None but the best bakers are ' MS 9.7$M• »V»V» employed, and tho popularity of their With full Dirceticns and Forms for all Transbread is such that about 2,000 loaves a actions,in every Ststaofthe Union. By THE
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For Rail Road Contractors.
The procession formed at 11' 2 A.M .attlic they were attending tho Masonic celeAcaderny, in the following order: Master bration at this place. Will the good
week are sold, without the aid of a wag- ^w in H^rvard^UnWer 1 :!; U ’ l>r ° f ‘‘" 0r
IX'OW B«OOl5.S*
PIANOS, O PGA NS,
ME LOT) EONS,
SHEET MUSIC, ^
—AND—
200,0OO Lbs. ■wool,.
, , ... c , . - i Law in Harvard University, and Author of
on ; also large quantities of cakes, pies, I many Law Books. etc. From six to ten barrels of flour are | a New Book for EvKaTBonr
The American Farmer’s Horse
Masons, Royal Arch Ma-ons, and Knights oitizens be on the lookout, nn the prop- Uic d each week. the rights, duties, and obligations of all the Embracing in addiHon^thc to subjects us Templars, beaded by tbe Crawfordsville Sil- niu *' county? The arti- A assortment of confeclionarics ! ' if ? 11 ,;vt ' ry kiud of c,,u ' " n "y 'r-ate,1 „f in similar works, a full deslilt* Sii Kni^bltt, who were in full regulation thing of th© kind is desired. Lyon & rights ami duties, and pospcsH the means of heretofore considered incurable, and also an
_ ”, • r •» i i u I transacting unaided their own business.
dress. <JoL W. T. Scott, of Bambridge, was , TIlC Present Rapid llllllllffralion. Chief Marshal ; General M D. Manson, of The rates at which immigration to the Crawfordsville, |,ad special el.arge of the 1 y tate9 is now pro(?r e8 8 ing is Royal Arch Masons, and Sir Henry W. Dan f uite unprecedented. On tbe Atlantic ids, of Greencastb', charge of the Knights i Ji) uro p e j s pouring i 0 va8 t utitubers Templars. The line of March was through the 0 | people,of ail age»,who,fleeing from tho principal streets of the tow.,, thenco to the 1 pr e S8ure 0 f want, anticipate a life of beautiful grove of Jas. E. Q'tiiin. just at the | comparative case and plenty in tho less east end of town. , crow j e j industries of the American UonArrivmg at the grove, the order of ^xer j tmeut- On the Pacific elope, the Asiatic rises was announced by tbe Marshal, and races ate getting lo form a largo depraver ofle rod by Bro. F. M. I’uvey. Owing j m etl t of the population, and is a useful to tbe death of his sister at LouiaviUe, Ky., j dement, too, if report speaks truly. Col. Thompson was very unfortunatey called j -Many European journals are looking to that place, which prevented the delivery upon this movement with an ill con of bis expected addres*. There was a general | oealed anxiety, w |,i| e some more boldrtgret at his absence. General Manson made a ly discuss the suhj oc t i n a || it 8 relations.
few very appropriate remarks,a .d announred to the imineuse ciowd lo prepare for eating. Dinner was soon spread under every tree by the ladies, who had big baskets well filled, and tbe men and brethren did up as nice a job of eating as we have ever seen. The com’
Sumo are asking il,e question, what is America going to do with this largo accession of labor, and auger great depression in current rates of wages in tho United States, as its obvious result. Some English journals aro endeavor-
miltee who had the ground in charge, failed ^ ing to turn the current of immigration to have plenty of ire water. What had been from this country to Canada,a task,probprovided gave out by eating time. After ably, as hopeless as could well he under-
rating the bountifully spread dinner, Bro. taken.
W. G Neff was called to tbe stand, and addressed the audience fur some length of time, speaking of the beauties of Masonry Ac. GenManson then spoke thirty or forty minutes. He also recited the following poem, written by Bobl. Morris, and dedicated to tbe craft. We have beard Bro. Morris himself recile it, but don't Ibiuk be did it mucb belter titan Bro. #1 an sou :
THE LEVEL AND THE SQUARE
Wc meet upon the Level and wo part upon the Jfw/orr; What word* of precious meaning those words Mufonie are! Conm, let us contemplate them, they are worthy of a thought, With the highest, mid the lowest, and the rarest they aro fraught.
We meet upon the Level, though from every station come; Tho rich man from his mansion, and the poor intin from liis home; For the one must leave his wealth and state mitside tbe Mason's door, And the oilier finds his true respect upon tbe checkered tluor.
We part upon the Square, for the world must have its due; We mingle with tho multitude, a cold, unfriendly crow, But the influence of our gatherings in memory is green, And we long upon the Level to renew our happy scene.
There's a world where nil are equal—wo are hurrying towards it fast; Wo shall meet upon the Level there, when the gates of death are past; Wo shall stand before the Orient, and our Master will bo there To try the blocks wo offer by his own unerring Square,
We shall meet upon the Level there, but never tbonie depart; There s a Mansion—t is nil ready for each trusting, faithful heart— There s a Mansion mid a welcome—and a multitude is there, Who have met upon the Level, and been triedupon the Square.
Lot us meet upon the Level, then, while labor ing patient hero ; Let us meet, and let us labor, though the labor fie severe; Already in the Western Sky the signs bid us prepare To gather up our Working tools, and part tipon the Square !
There is a peculiar attraction which our institutions pose«s for the oppressed laboring class in Europe, aud it is a fact beyond dispute that the coudition of such of this class as manage to break away and get over here is greatly im-
proved.
We are of those that think this in flux of population will eventually be a benefit to this country after the proper process of assimilation has been effected ; and provided, always, a proper policy on the part of the General Government provides a home market for the increased production, consequent upon the increased number of producers. If, however, these people are convert cd, by a free trade policy, into consumers of foreign goods, foreign governments may lay aside all fear. The stream of migration will be effectually retarded. Wages will be reduced to a European standard, and the inducement which is now its chief stimulus will be, in a great measure, removed. — Scientific American.
Weik’s is a favorite place to make the
purchase.
The stock of staple groceries and provisions is always large and complete, and tho prices so satisfactory that their retail trade has extended to adjoining counties for a distance of twenty miles, or more. Their business is constantly increasing, and the additions just made to their store room will enable them to further increase it, by making room for a still morn extensive stock, and also making a better display. We notice that a doiiv- j cry wagon has just been provided by
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extended treatise on Stock raising and management The whole adapted lo the use of the
I ariner.
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
In the Hoosier State.
GREENCASTLE WOOLEN MILLS:
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Twenty five thousand dollars worth cf Woolen Goods of our own manufacture, b exchange for wool, to which we are arldiuj 1,500 yards every week. No belter goods in the world are made that: at our Factory. No establishment in tbe Stale will pg, more for wool or exchange goods for wool on bet ter terms than we will. Jeans— Warranted I i.digo Flue Jeans—All kinds of Brown mixes. Fla nnels— All kinds of Plain n nd Fluid. Cassimerea—Fine, Double and Twist,and heavy Tweed . Broad Cloth, Doe Skin, Water-Proof Beaver Cloth Blankets, Coverlets, Coukir. panes, Slocking Yarn, Yarn in the Brooth.
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Our Family Physician.
A thoroughly reliable guide to ihc (roat-
the proprietors for the accommodation have sales,by auction, of Stock of any and sil j merit of all diseases that can be cither chcck-
kinds put in our hands for sale, at the stable ed in their career or treated entirely by any
of their patrons, and goods will hereafter bo delivered to all p irts of the city
This is
that on Saturday of each week we will |
' ‘ ny
tin
irrs ni mn eirv ' d .,9V'' " '".k- Farrow. A lot for loose stock j intelligent person without the aid of a phvsi"
r r , ,,,. . ■ e i-i Wl be furnished at a reasonable rlmrge. Our j rian,especially such as re uire prompt and Iree ol charge. 1 Ins is a lavor which sales will not be confined to slock—properly energetic measures, and those peculiar to this
can he appreciated by those who have of 8 ny kind will be intended lo, at the regular country : embracing the Allopathic, Borneo teen compelled to lug heavy baskets of | l"'/We will also attend sales on any | paihic, Hydropathic, Ecleclic and Herbal provisions and sacks of floor home week i I?,'' *0,‘’Ul’-o 'Vu 00 l , ?'tT», 1 "! 0 ' lM , <,( : " ,so « ivin ? ful1 a:,<l
| Juue il, IbOJ. 35-1 w W. W ALLLN. , piictt*directions for nursing the sick, pr«para* I — I lion ol' food, for lhe sick, etc.
* fIff.vosi A* Miamlin cttstosmc
provisions and sacks of flour home, week after week, and hereafter they can
tripping with buoyant steps and straight backs in that direction, while their goods aro being gratuitously forwarded in the
‘Delivery Wagon."
"W TN. r^CT TT’ H3 XZ> ! Agents and Solicitors In every Town ami Township in
Ihc County, for Ihc
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of New York, and the
The remains of a man have just been found in a vault at Cr«wf"rd.-vi]]e, and arc supposed to bo those of Lafollettc, the Ladoga man, who disappeared at Crawfordsville so suddenly some months since. Ho was know n lo have bad about $2,000 on his person at tbe time of 1 Mutual Lift Insurance Co.,
ons exertions of the tuithoritie* failed to din- Of New York,
cover., any duo to hi* whereabouts, or of his |
probable fate. It is now believed by ninny i i 0 Ibe ri^lit kind of nun, liberal induco that Lufollette was robbed, and, after being ! meri ^ 8 offered. Call on or address,
killed or stunned, sunk in the vault. rri t t ca a_ ! J • JrA - Stevenson,
No. 8, East Side Public Square, G R E E X a A S T L E, IND
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WALL PA PER,
Beporta from Northern and Central Il-
linois, Iowa, Michigan and Indiana, speak of great damages, by the late heavy rains, to railroads and the crops. The lowlands in many districts are overflowed, and much damage has been
done to the corn crop, while the wheat suffers from tho rank growth caused by the excessive amount of water.
Direct from Eastern manufacturers, as Cheap as can be sold
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Tuning and Repairing
1) ON E P Ii 0 MP TL Y.
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II t/lpay the Highest Market Price
In Cash for AVooI,
done promptly in any part of tbe State. 18yl A. G. WILLARD A CO.
L.. ItBSSNEIt'S
O.ill ni !>,(, Fuetory and see us. exsmin* our goods and prices, and compare them with the prices we arc paying for wool, Custom work received and forwarded at nur expense by our agent, Mr. A C OrndUt ( l u BIRCH* BRO. April 1869. 17-if
LIFE INSURANCE.
»IA NOS.
MACHINE WOMS, 570 Mcs! End Washington Ntrfft, INIJ 1.1NA POL1S, IND.
IN THE WEST.
Hands round, ye brother Masons, form tbe bright, fraternal chain, Wo part upon the Square below, to meet in Leaven again. O! what words of precious meaning those words Masonic aro, We meet u;ion the Level and ire part upon the Square!
Tbe crowd remained on the ground until late in the evening before returning to town, and everything passed off to the satisfaction of all. The citizens of Bainhridge displayed unbounded hospitality, for which they deaerve gr*nt praise. The train going north, was fullyone hoar late. The train south did not arrive at Greencastle until near eleven o'clock , but tbe cause of the delay we were unable to asrertain. We never saw asciviland peaceful a crowd together as that of yesterday. It speaks well for the morality of Bainbridge. McD. Greeneaslle, June 25, I: 60.
Adolph E, Borie resigned his position as Secretary of the Navy, Friday, and George M. Robeson, of New Jersey, formerly Attorney General of that State, was ■pYioiuted to suooaed Lira, Borie, it is said, felt compelled to resign by reason of multiplicity of private dutien.
Surveyor llcneral Babcock, of Kansas, in a letter to I'lesident (Irani, dated June 20, says Governor Harvey had visited in person all the cities where Indian enormities were recently commited, aud ascertained that more than thirty persons in all had been killed. Agent Hoag places the number at about twenty. At tho lime of the outbreak, four surveying parlies were in the field, but all returned. 'Two of them report that they saw no Indians. Tho third party say they were atacked by a small band, which fled after the surveying party had fired four or five shots. All tho surveying parties were frightened, and decline returning to the field at present. Tbe Indians are not combined, and do not intend to bring on a regular war There are several small bands scouring the country and intend to kill and plum der without taking too many chances. Settlers and trains are in great danger from these paties. General Schofield has comparatively few troops for so wide an extent of country. The Governor of Kansas has asked the I’resident for additional troops. If they can not he furnished him he has reques ted authority to raise a regiment of volunteers.
The public debt statement for June, will not be delayed to close up the business of the fiscal year, as is usual, but will be submitted promptly ou the 1st of July. It will show a reduction of about six millions. But the yearly statement, which will be got out toward the eud of July, after the returns of VVednesday night have been received from all sources, will improve on that by at least two millions. Tbe Secretary regards the financial situation as quite satisfactory. He has about twenty-eight millions of currency and ninety millions of gold on hand. A reduction of twenty, eight millions of dollars in the public debt during tho first four months ol General Grant s administration is a fact that it will be wull for the croakers to
consider.
A private letter from an eminent Englishman, standing high in the estioia tion of the Government,has been received, in which the writer says Mr. Gladstone and John Bright are strong supporters of Canadian independence. He further says tho British Colonics will within ten years be required to manage their affairs without recourse upon the mother country.
Pope Pius the Niuth has given forth another lamentation on account of the progress of mankind toward light and liberty. In tho dark ages his voice was ominous, and the kings trembled at it. An owl is a very terrible bird in the night, but aftor sunrise nothing regards his hooting.
A number of physicians, practicing in New York and Brooklyn, after “ comparing notes," came to the conclusion
See what tho llev. Henry Ward Bcechcr, of the Independent, says of the j
Equitable Life Insurance Company, of ScllOOl Books Rlld Stationery.
New \ork, which is represented by \V. I M. C. Blake, of Greencastle, Ind. : "It is every man’s duty to provide for Lis family. In life assurance there aro \
no risks or contingencies. Other invest- n ,,-—
ments may fail —a house may burn down, PURE DRUGS AND MEDIClNESi
banks may break and their stocks be worthless, bonds and mortgages may he
seized for debt, and all property, or evi-1
donee of property, may fall into the bot-
tomless gulf of bankruptcy. But money Tt
scoured to your family by life assurance 1 > , < , "<'>’ f Pttonn put vp with will go to them without fail or interrup- | accuracy at all times, tion, provided you have used due discre- | tliyht%
tion in the selection of a sound and hon- | orable assurance company. How shall
wo know what societies are sound and —
well-managed ? Just as you know what Holers & Co.,
banks ore good and what bad—by in-
IKZN^IBIE’S, STIEOIKI’S, The celebrated Patent 0-2-CEO I IDS, and other well known and reliable H- E ./TX_ T%kT (X& £■■? m —ALSO—
Chandler & Taylor, Prop’s.
To the Owners of Threshing Engines. Wc are building a IT]
quiring, by using your common sense, just as you find a good doctor, a good lawyer, a good school, a good hotel. We
»yl
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.
that one principal cause ol the great *’ av0 ' naur ed our own life in tho Equit mortality among children, arises from a T * J ' e ^'‘^ e r Assurance Society of New their being left too much to the care of ^ or ^' M r o should select it again if
servants. ”* ~"
A little girl, walking silently by her father's side one starry night, when, asked of what she was thinking, replied, “I was thinking if tho wrona side of
thinking if the wrong side of
heaven is so glorious, what must the
right side be.”
Information from the principal grain growing districts in California indicates that the crop, though large, is below the average yield. A considerable portion, either through thinness or rust, will not pay to harvest.
ISTEW
we were to choose again.”—Independent, j “We are not suprised that tho Equitable makes a good show. It has sur- j paused all companies of its age.”—Trib- I
"If any provide not for his own, and MlllillUiy 8J1U NotlOll StOFS, specially for those ol his own own house, j South Side of the Public Square, in he hath denied the faith and is worse | the room formerly occupied, by than an infidel."-#. Paul. | Folsom's Jewelry Store,
iN’oedham & Son’s (lote Ciuliarld' Needham,) Church, Parlor and School Organs r.nd Melodeons.
Being owner of (he spacious building occupied by me, thus saving cosily rents, also having a slock lo select from which for qiianlity and quality can not be equalled in the West, I feel confident to be able to please the most exerting. Asa practical piano maker by trade, ss well as a musician of ncknowh edged ability, the greatest care is always taken to select none hut the most perfect instruments, which isanother important considera lion.
TO THE BUYERS. Every instrument warranted for five years. The tuning personally attended tu for several years gratis. For any article in the muaic line send orders to KISSiN ER’S PALACE OF MUSIC Terre Haute, Ind. ’
that mny he profitably run by an ordinary threshing engine, or any other equal power vVe arc willing to guarantee this Milltodo good and merchantable wotk, and lo cut 2,0110 feet of lumber per day. It may be erected in about Iwo days time, after its deli very upon the ground. Send for oirrnlnr. CHANDLER A TAYLOR, No.370 West Washington Si., Indianapolis, Ind.
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DRAIN TILES.
To Tile Makers and Others.
We are making a
DRAIN TILE MACHINE,
to which we evil the particular attenlinn of all persons that are interested in drainirg lands. Ours is a very simple and durable machine nut liable to get out of repair, and is capable of doing more work to the hands
“No other life insurance company in i /~» „ _ ^ i -i 0 old or new world has over achieved Lx 1 O O 11 C n, 68 11 e, X n tl.
the old or new world has over achieved such complete success within a similar period of time, — tVall Street Under-
writer.
The Greencastle Banner says the Iron and Nail factory is in full blast, and is unable to fill orders. It it> pleasing to know that here in Indiana Iron and other manufacturing interests can prosper.—Danville Union.
l'\ V. A1.ISON Would respectfully call the attention of his G..II. Il..d et; If jour hu,b,n<l w„
lo to-mght. .0,1,1 ,00 aod .ho., BONNETS AND HATS, who are dear to you be safe from tho P ... ... ’ r e . „ , . * or Ladies, Misses and Childrej), trimmed tear Ol want? Ifnot.no longer thrust and untrimmed. Also a pretty genertlas-
uside a concern of such moment. Is it j 8orlIue R "f
prudent, is it right, for a family to he Handkerchiefs, Cuffs. Collars,
and power employed than any other mschina muse." We fully warrant it. Send for
LI
now in
Circular.
CHANDLER A TAYLOR 970 West Washington St.,
April 27,1869 ludiunapolis, Ind.
aktotheh. Cwreat Red n el ion
IN THE PRICE OF
mume,
subject lo such a peril ? All the appeals of love and duty demand of us to use suitable efforts to place the dear ones,
Fans,
Corsets, Chignons, Braids and Coils, Ribbons, Flowers, Laces and
Tiimmin gs, Pins,
Needles, &c.
Hundreds of the soldiers of the regular army, stationed in Dacotah, are married
».h. ;i*,hr:r:" STuZSZ Tl bJ ,b0ki " d " d "J r - •«* ....
wives. Tho soldiers early desert them. a,tec,lon '“ P oe '‘'on where want and lowest. suffering will not render life a burden, j —« — -
The prospect* arc flattering tor boon- Let not a day pass in making it certain HOOVOIT,
Cole Brotbs & Brooby,
Greencastle, Ind., St. Louis, Mo., and Mt. Pleasant, Iowa,
Has jiut been made by Kimble, Sheify & G( And they aro selling their manufacture of good si slantial work as cheap
the lightest
grade ran bo sold in this
market.
Manufacturers ami Dealers in
tifu! crops thoughout Kansas. The i that you and yours sh ill not at least he * hohas ,,a ' 1 c,ia ''K e °r 'he Trimming De wheat harvest has oommenoed in the ® , not at “- a8t ^ part merit In one the largest and most fashionsouthern part of the State. entirely unprovided for by exerting your "o'e Millinery establishments in ih« City of whole influence in favor of your husband nr # . 'li ’i charge in thia The latest returns from the votes on lay nrocurl., i- v.- re i Worl1 18 warraD tcd to give delegation in the Methodist Church, as r.f- I P r0tUr "*" ttt ° ,,ec a P°l»cy upon his life , satisfaction. ceived ut the office of the Methodist, of New > 1,1 Equitable Life Assurance Society | u i i i York, up to .Saturday evening, Juno 26, areas of New York renresentAd be W VI f ! He also has a small lot of
WI IS: I Wfi* 1-*. wk 'o,... O oilers and Hlippers 1
8i 1, majority for lay delegation, 16,716. oastle, Ind. I for Ladies,Misses and Children, which he I
will sell at coat. 2ti-Ir
The Germans ol Indianapolis, will
celebrate the Fourth ou Sunday. The other citizens propose to observe Mon-
day as a holiday, and will have
ster picnic in a
city.
a mon-
Pumps and ligBlning Rods,
For the quality of these articles, they refer to the Urge number of the citizens of Futna ^? Couuty who are now using them.
W e desire to buy all the
Csll 3nd See for Yourseta!
They also keep a IF’TTLL STOCK —OF— Metallic Cases, And all kinds of
be M
I*uni|» Lumber!
17yt COLE BR03. A BROOKWAY.
— AND A— FINE I I 111 A Tl S lG To attend funerals. 62 I y
p« • D de nc to lot wi
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