Greencastle Star Press, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 August 1895 — Page 8
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Rfimrt of Heceipt* anl eTpen.l'ture* on »’foant of T own-hip Kind, by •h<-|Ti-'i«t^e of ','aebington TowL«hip, Putn»m County, Indian:i, froa March 1, 1H'5, to August 1. ISJj.
»KcriPT«. Jun* lh. Amount rocoivoi from County Treasurer ... Total Expanditures »ince latt report Overdrawn
$Tf2 70 7iM V' 6 7j
State of Indiana, Putnam County. . . , _ , . ,. _ . . , , I, Stephen r. MctClroy. Trustee of \\ ashington Township, m said Cjunty. do aolemnly swear that .hi. report i. true andcorrect, a, I verily belie-.^^ c MrELROY, Tru-tee. Subscribed and sworn to before me ‘hi*^day^f AaiUor Putnam Caunly .
F.XPKNPITfEEe.
When No. of Paid Out- Voucher.
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Jamos M. Hurley, REAL ESTATE,
I lies in”! rice iid I aoansi.
REAL ESTATE OF ALL KINDS FOR SALE AND RENT.
Money Loaned! t/ In any snm, for any time. Must see the’borrower in person. No delay. Money furnished at once at the very lowest terms. G. U. BL.AKE, Insurance and Loan Agent, GUEF.SLASTLE, ISD.
The Dedication.
The beautiful church edifice, corner ’ of Indiana and Poplar Streets, erected by the Christian congregation, will j be dedicated Sunday next, Rev. F. M. Rains of Cincinnati, Ohio, delivering the sermon at 10:30. The opening exercises will be an organ voluntary by Mrs. Carrie Hays followed by appropriate scripture reading and prayer. A choir of twenty voices will furnish suitable music and Mrs. Pauline Blake Newhouse ■will sing a solo. All the services will be in perfect keeping with the occasion. At 3:30 in the afternoon a congratulatory meeting will be held and brief addresses by the city pastors and visiting ministers will be delivered, A half hour song service will precede the evening sermon at 7:30. A most cordial invitation is extended to every body to attend these exercises. Mr. Rains will
License to marry has been issued P reach Saturday evening at 7:30 and
J ! the pupnc is invited. Elders M. \V .
Harkins of Anderson, E. T. Lane of Lebanon, L. E. Murray of Ladoga, O. F. Lane of Bainbridge, and T. J. Shuey of Waveland, will attend the dedication next Sunday and take
William McCray is sick. JohnS. Dowling has returned from
the Atlantic coast.
J. P. Allen, Jr., hiked to Dephi,
Ind., a few days ago.
Born, on Aug. 5, to Henry Grubb
and wife, a daughter.
Mrs. J. B. Nelson is visiting rela-
tives at Greenwood.
Mrs. and Miss Poucher have returned from New Albany. James and Curtis Hughes are guests of relatives at Terre Haute. F. A. Hays made a business trip to Martinsville, Ills., this week. Mrs. Hiram Mosier, of Cloverdale, is confined to the house by sickness. J. A. Hays, of Portland, Ind., has been visiting Jesse W. Weik and wife. Miss Jessie Matson, of Brazil, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Far-
row.
Underwood and Clara
doll a ve
gone
and
to John F. Shepherd.
The rain of Monday night, in verdale, was the heaviest they
had for a year.
George Cooper and wife have to Kansas to visit their sons
other relatives.
John Manker and wife, who were visiting here, returned to Indianapo-
lis on Monday.
Mack Ricketts goes to Chicago, in a few weeks, to attend the Chicago Ophthalmic College. Two cows owned by Mr. Cooper, residing south of Cloverdale, were killed by lightning, on Monday night. Mrs. Rilej’ Brown, of Limedale has returned from Indianapolis, where
ay
part in the services. Many of the members from the churches within reach ofGreencastle are expected and ample arrangements have been made to entertain them either at private
homes or the public hotels.
On Tuesday evening there was a crowd of several hundred people gathered at the Vandalia Depot, to see the Harter Medicine Co’s special train pass through this city. The train consisted of twenty nicely decorated cars, laden with the persons and chattels of the Company, which were being removed from St. Louis to Dayton, Ohio. There were quite a number of newspaper men aboard
.he ha. been .I.Utag Will
wife.
Dr. Clark Springer, formerly of this county, died on Wednesday last, at Newman, Ills., of consumption, after
a long sickness.
The executive committee of the DePauw Alumni Association met here this week on business connected
with the University.
Luke Gardner, formerly of this county, now of Newburgh, Ind., is seriously sick with cancer, and his brother, Josiah Gardner, of this city, has just returned from a visit to him. Virgil Broadstreet, son of Quinton Broadstreet, died at the family residence, in this city, on Wednesday evening, Aug. 7, of tubercular meningetis. Deceased was the youngest son of Mr. BroadstreeJ,, and was very
tary banquet was tendered to the members of the press at the Bates House. The Company proved adepts in entertaining, and all enjoyed the
hours spent as there guests. —Paul Burlingame is at St. Louis. — Mrs. J (i. Dunbar is at Battle Ground. —Miss Pearl Hillig is visiting at Ladoga. —Dr. Poucher is home from New Albany.
—Mrs. Shepherd is home from Martinsville. —George ( umpbell is able to be out again. —David Price is visiting in New York
State.
—.1. K. Scobee was here from Owen county, on Friday. — Mrs. Albert Allen has returned from Richmond. —Mrs. F. D. Ader is confined to the house by sickness. —J. W. Cole and wife have gone to Erie, Pa., on a visit. -Misses Martha and Myrtle Ridp&th are at Battle Ground. —Jerome Allen and daughter, Mintie, are at Niagara Fallo.
dear to him; being afflicted, he had
| —Mrs.J. L. Randel is confined to the
been for many 'years, the } h °TeXc biby died,
constant companion of his father, and the father had watched over, cared for, and smoothed the pathway for Virgil as only the love, solicitude and thoughtfulness of a good father could. Virgil has passed to the beyond, but his memory will linger long as an incentive to kind words and good deeds with the many who knew and loved him. The bereaved father, brother and sisters, have the sincere
symyathy of all.
Arrested for Larceny. On Wednesday Mrs. Mary Adams tiled an affidavit before Major Birch, charging C. G. West with the larceny ot a door and folding bed weight. Marshal Starr shortly afterwards arrested West and placed him in jail to await trial.
of box,si ooinplaiut.
on Aug. 7,
—R. B. Hurley in building cement pave-
ment at Cloverdale.
Kennctt and Ella Peek are visiting rela-
tives at Terre Haute.
—Miss Bower, of Indianapolis, is visiting
L. A. Steeg and family.
—Mrs. J. K. Langdon and Mrs. Chas. Mar-
tin are at rhautninma. N. Y.
—C. O. West is out on bond; the case goes
over to the next term of court.
—Amoung the Niagara Falls excursionists
\ were Misses Cook and Hester.
—Mr. Mark and wile, of Russiaviile, are
j visiting Aut Murphy and family.
—W. A. Bowen has bought the Silvey farm,
of 130 acres, near New Maysville.
—Will Allen is here from i alifornia, and is the guest of his uncle, Albert Allen. — Miss Ricllalus.ivho h&a becU . iStltua Mt».
Dan O'Connell, has returned to Terre Haute.
—Mr. Williams and wife are here from 8ul-
| livan county, the guests of H. 8. Kenick and
j family.
U at<h inyton Towns/iip Trustee's lieport to Com inissioners Putnam Counti/, Indiana, Stephen C, Me Elroy, Trustee.
March .. o Aprils June 11
.. 1s .. js “ 27 July 5 •• fi •• 6 •• !l July 27
l 3 4 5 6 7 H 9 10 11 13 14 15 16
To Whom Paid. Overdrawn last report. 8. C. M"Elroy Lincoln Jones
D ive I'ldluui W R. Neeso Dave P.illum Li. H. Harris
Robert McCurdy James E H.uick
E. L. Winklei.leck
Samuel Rigbtsell (.eorge Ricitnell Isaac Beaman
K . A. Keel
Volnev Smith
Ed Huffman T. II Rogers
For What Paid.
Auonn*.
$324 32 e*erv lee Trustee . 1SI (t Service Supervisor 11,1 •• 7 50 •• 2S («i >• 40 in •• 9 25
V............... V.'.V.’". .. *. 24 50
4 A 2 3r
5 On I 25 2 50 13 45 1 20
Oravel Cement Gravel S« p plies.... I.umber Gravel Work Gr vel .... lilacksmithing
Report of Receipts and Expenditures on account of Road Tax Fund, by the Trustee of W aehingtjn Township. Putnam County, Indiana, from March 1, 1895, to August 1,1895,
RECKlPTi.
Marsh I, Amount on hand at date of last report. JQOC (X' June 10. Amount received from County Treasurer :W7 y.i Total Expenditures since last report 3SS :t2 Overdrawn 42
State of Indiana, Putnam County i
1. Stephen 0, McElroy. Ttustee of Washington Township, in said County, do solemnly
swear that this report is true and correct, as I verily believe.
- . - . t , M Ei ii KN C, McELRUV. Trustee.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this ,th day of August. 1K9
CEORUE M. T* XCK.
KXPKXMTt-RKg.
-CK, Audit'r P': n
Wnen
Paid Out. J une IQ
13 22 25
No. of ’—cher.
You
To Whom Paid, 0 . W. Hugh! Dudley Hutcheson D. Huffman W. D. Poster pox Bros, Mary A. Reel John G' Bryson Overdrawn last repor*
For What Paid.
Hauling Gsavel (J. Q. Ciumoei!: Supplies Orders taken up Lumber Gravel Sewer pipe
$709 52 Report of Receipt and Expend!'ures on account of Special Scho.il Fund, by th» Tc"stee oi Washington Township, Putnam County. Indiana, Lom March 1, 1895, to August 1, 1895.
March 1, Amount on hand at date oflast report —— June 10, Amount received from County Treasurer - Brought forward from old book Re eived trem other sources •_ - Total Receipts Special School Fund Total Expenditures since last report o-Tl Balance
State of Indiana, Putnam Counts:
I, Stephen 0. McElroy Trustee of Washiu9ton Township, in said county, do soleu n'.y
sweat that this report is trac and correct, a-I verily believe
STEPHEN C. McELROY, Trustee.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 7th day of August, laps. GEORGE M. BL\CK, Auditor Putnam County,
$ 316 25
681 :;6
14 IP 8 00
mis 7i
0-7
162 49
JWhen
Paid Oil'. March 15
•• M •• is •* 19 •• 23 “ 25 “ 26
April
May June
21 20
7
5 10
12 11
3 6 18 23 24 23 25 29 30
August 5 6
July
No, of Voucher. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 111 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 g 24 25 26 27 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 37 Sx 39 40 42 43 44 4.5 46
KXPKS DITCHES.
To Whom Paid. For What Paid. Amount. Walter MeGaughey Institute S 4 8 Isaac Beaman Kindling wood and repairs, No. 4 i 90 Clarence E. Skelton Institute m 2n William Neesa . . — . -- -
W. E. Counts
B V. Smith A Co
S S. McCoy S. Hopwood F A. Arnold
Ralph Metilroy
Katie Reel
AnmL Smith R. M. Bunion
D. II. Goble
Piuna School Co, T. J Brothers
Building coal house, and other work— 17 bn Paint, oil, brush and supplies 4 2p Supplies 2 7n Supplies 8 47 Supplies 85 Printing prucrims 4 Xp CleaninghousoNo.il 1 Sp Institute m lip Institute 12 70 /Fencing school lot 7 57 School Visitor 33 21 School desks 95 ii| Work and fence posts 5 50
Dudley Hutcheson I Fencing sebool lot 6 1 1
H. A Hutcheson
C. C. Hurst
II 11. Harris J. It. Finley Piul Pickett Frank McElroy
1>. Hufiman
W. f). Foster W I). Foster W. I). Foster V. D. Foster
A.B Fox
Anr,ie McElroy Cora Wrighi«itl J. W. Roach Jennie Donald Enoch Picket' Milton II. Goddard Cora Girton Philip B- Hutcheson Paul Pickett Jessie Osborn Isaac Matkins Musa Ziring Alice White Riley McElroy L. II. Ath»y
Katie Reel
Institute I0 2il Inst.raoce 121 52 V\ ood No. 9 7 4 > Jnptifute 11 rO Institute and work 19^5 Inati'ute ..... 9 90 Supplies s 45 Stove*, repair*, supplief, Nob. 1 it 2. IH 93
Loal Stove and supplies Orders taken np
Supplies
^Institute.and work
76 2'i 4t 72 12 88
1 48
17 95
11 50
Freigh' 2 33 Institute.... 10 50 Work, No. 4 100 Work No, 11 16 75 I nituutu ‘ IP 50
7 (JO
12 P0 13 28
8 75
11 4(1 211 15 30 00
Work, No. 11 Insti'uto sod cleaning house 'Volk. No. 11 Institute
Hauling lumber, work
Hauling sand, lime, rock, water, etc. Janitor 8 fO
856 22
Tpue'ee of
‘ 1895.
Rooort of Receipts and Expenditures on account of Tuition Food, by the Washington Township, Putnam County, Indiana, from March 1. 1895, to August 1
KKcKirrg,
March 1,1895, Balance on hsml at date of last report $1,516 32 Jane I '. Amount from distribution Common School Revenue 680 36 “ “ Local Tuition Tax .... 1124 76 •* Cong. Township Interest 52 27 *• “ Li,iuor License ffi 48'.si Total Receipts Tuition Fund 8422 67 Total Expenditures since last report 1414 85 Balance - — 1987 82 State of Indiana. Putnam County: I.Stephen C. McElroy. Trustee of Washington Township, in said County, do ^solemnly swear that this report is true and correct, as I verily believe STEPHEN C. Mi ELROY, Trustee. Subscribed and sworn to before me, thi«7th day of August. 1895, GEORGE M. BLACK, Auditor Putnam County. K EXPENDITURES,
When Paid Out. March 15 " 14 •• IP " 30
18
“ 18 " 20
22 23
April
June 13
No. of Voucher.
1
2 3
4
6 6 8 9
10 , 11 12 12 14 15 16
To Whom Paid. Walter McGaughey H. A. Hutchison
Cora Girien
Jessie Osborn
Musa Zaring
Clarence Skelton
Paul PicXett Alice White
Philip B. Hutcheson
Jennie Donald
Katie Reel
Anna L. Smith Frank McElroy
Cora Wright .1. R. Finley
Annie McElroy
For What Paid. Tea-hing. N,>.
No. 13
" No. 3 .... “ No. 8
No. 6
’• No 12 •• No. 654 •• No. 2.. “ No. 1 •• No. 9 “ No. 5 ....
No. Ill
•• No. 15... *' No. I " No. 14 “ No. IT.
Amount. S 46 06
60 8(1
57 60 46 fid
m 75
98 90 147 40 241 30 70 25 85 25 62 I HI 52 70 119 .55 24 30 99 30 153 20
1434 85
Report of Receipts and Expenditu-es on Account of Dog Tax Fund, by the Trustee of Washington Township, Putnam County. Indiana, from March 1 1895, to August 1. 1895: RECEIPTS, March 1, Amount on hand at date oflast report $ 1 8-2 June 10, Amount from County Treasurer 96 34 Total Receipts Dog Tax Fund - 98 16 Expenditures since last report 98 75 Balance — 4 41 Slate of Indiana. Putnam County: I. Stephen C. McElroy Trustee of Washington Township, in said County, do solemnly swear that this report is true and correct, as I verily believe. STEPHEN C. McELRUY, Trustee, Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 7th day of August, 1895. GEORGE M. BLACK, Auditor Putnam County. KXPKEDITDRES
When Paid Out. Juno 7 “ 10 “ 17 19 J.iy - 23 •• 23 “ 29
No of Voucher. 1 2 3 4
To Whom Paid. John LSeliers W R McElroy \V J Landes William Hutcheson 14 (powder Lee Etier P T liutchesen Houck ,k Stroube
For What Paid. Sheep killed
Amount. $ 28 60 16 011 11 (XI 9 (X) r... .„ ’» »»> ::::::::: ^ 19 30
93 75
SUMMARY.
Road Fund Township Fund Special School Fund Tuition Fund Dog Fund Total To Balance in Treasury
Receipts.
Expenditures.
Balance.
Overdrawn
. .. $ 337 90
$ 3SS 32
$
$
702 79
703 52
8 73
1018 72
S.'ifi 22
162 19
8422 67
1434 85
m: 82
WH 10
93 75
4 41
6830 23
3482 66
2154 72
7 15
Service Account of Trustee. Washington Township, Putnam County, Indiana McElroy, Trustee, Dr., for the following services rendered:
Boston : Store.
• • !XL«]El£ • • At (he Boston Store for the next ^0 Days. We propose to give the j eople of Putnam county the GREATEST BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS. We are obliged to reduce our ttock to make room for our fall and winter goods, which will be arriving now in a short time. Call at once and avail yourselves of this grand opportunity. T. ABRAMS & SO A, WEST SIDE SQUARE.
Date. March 2 \f o wrxVl •) April April 19 May 1 “ 24 “ 28 June
3
10 11
8
July
August
Nature of Service Rendered. Office days, 2 6-13-16-20-23-27-30 Making and Sling !s*t report Office days, 3-6-10-17-20-24 Called to Manhattan Board of Education met Enumeration Office days, 2-4-81.',•18-22-29 Called to road district No 5 Called to school district No 1 Office days, 1-5-12-15 19-26-29 Business with County Superintendent Draw fbadt Keelsvilleon business .V nub at t nu on business Office days a «.in.l7- M-ai Superintend repairs No 11.4 days . School book business for last 3 yrs Office day, 3 Making and tiling this report
2147 57
16 00
2136 57 to S. C.
I 16 00 in on 12 00 2 oo 2 0(1 82 00 It 00 2 00 2 00 II 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 IKI II INI K IX) 15 Oil 2 IX) 10 00 163 on
State of Indiana, Putnam County: The undersigned, being duly sworn, on oath says that the above account is true and correct, as he verily believes. STEPHEN C. McELROY. Trustee. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 7th day of August. 189,. GEORGE M. BLACK, Auditor Putnam County. Register of Township Orders Outstanding. By Order from County Commissioners, borrowed September: pivuiber 2«?2 ft .-.••a C.-ttbMlBe 9t " {u-r cent f.'-OO Sna/tls! School.
August. 1894, to C. F. Hunt Co., at « per cent, due January 1395, $122 in. Township
Amount August. 1891, to C. F. Hunt Co., at 6 per cent, due January 1896, 8122 ID, Township.
. August, 1894, to C. F. Hunt Co., at fiber cent, due January 1897 , 8122 10, Township. ' .1 nly 21. I89i. to J. C. Plummer, due February i. istfo.i^i. township. 4 (At AtlirtisL 7. to b nimi I>. Aiier. hl 7 tier reiiL.iiiie .iune I. UtaA. £iik.
3 85
28 14
2 18 in (X)
72 83 27 79 f 34 s J2
August J, 1896. to Fraud it. Ader, at J per cent,due June 1, ioad, 810, Township. June 1»U>, to Sydney Sebool Supply Co., due June 15, 1696, $,24 00, Speeial School.
State of Indiana, Putnam County:
The undersigned, being duly sworn, on oath says the above report of the indebtedness of the Township Is true and correct, to the best of his acknowledge and belief.
STEPHEN C. McELBOY, Trustee.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 7th day of August, 1895. GEORGE M. BLACK, Auditor Pntnam County.
Here You Are! We have consolidated two large stocks of goods in the room on Hanna street, known as the Hanna Street Grocery. WesireGoiaigtoScliTiiein And will make both quality and price talk on everything in the Grocery, Provision and Staple Dry Goods line.
To (Jose Out. We will name closing out prices on Boots, Shoes, Overalls and Gents Furnishing Goods—cost or real value is not considered in this sale, as the goods must sell at some figure. BROWNING & WOOD. Also a full line of the best Fresh Meats at lower prices than you can find elsewhere. All goods delivered in the city.
—Reese Matson road 100 miles on
wheeel, Wednesday, in 7!., hours—the route
was to Indihnapolis and bai
ville, Bainbridge, etc.
his I
ute
ek by way of Dan-
—The Bloomington Telephone says: It is common rumor that Dr. John, ex-President of DePauw I niversity, is to take pastoral work with Trinity Church, Chicago, in Sep-
tember.
—The Cloverdale Sentinel is complaining because there is no justice of the peace in that town, and no constable in the town or township—the Sentinel should rejoice, rather than complain, because if there was real need of a supply of these officials down there, the
demand would be supplied.
—A musical fete was given by Miss Fida Lester, -and her pupils, on Wednesday and Thursday evenings—there was a large at tendance on both evenings, the grounds anw platform were made bright and guv with Chinese lai ■' •' * ‘
tendance on both evenings, the grounds and
xere made bright and gay ijli rns and bunting.mud the pro-
grams werJ attractive in make up and well rendered, is the report by those who atten-
ded,
—The Silver Leaf Rand was invited to a colored blow out, at Lafayette, on Wednesday night, and the boys stayed up all day, and hired a couple of runners to round up the members, and have them corelied, so they could be on time at the train, and as a result the whole galaxy of stars was there except William Bridges, who was on the in-
valid list.
—The funeral of Viigli Bfuadsireel look place from the family residence, on 1 rid; y morning, there being a large number of svmpathiring friends in attendance. The services were conducted by Dr. Hill, and Wilbur Starr sang a beautiful solo very sweetly. The pall bearers were boys who had been friends anil associates of Virgil, ami bad esteemed him highly—Percy Swahien, Th id Alllee, Albert Alice, Altert Black, Ernest Browning and Charlie Arnold. At the close of the exercises the funeral cortege left for • tilesville where the rpniuitiH were interred by the side of the mother and other members
of the family “gone before.” McCray Family Reunion.
The annual reunion of the McCray family was held at Armstrong Park. Indianapolis, on Thursday. There were 16o members of the family there, from Putnam, Shelby, Bonne Marion Hnnenck end \Tontgnme.,. counties. The Sentinel says: Several drove in from various points in this county and all met at the Union station, whence they conveyed to the park in a special train of cars provided by Judge Frank McCray. Upon arrival at Armstrong Park the company, representing four generations of the family, were gathered together, and George McCray, gave a hiatory of the family in chronological order from the time of William McCray, who came from Scotland in 1735, to the present time. It was shown that a number of this stnrdv Scotch famllv served through the war of the revolutionhone in the Mexican war. but a large number through the war of the rebellion. Promptiy at noon the entire number present sat down to a Bumptious; dinner, during which, nod indeed during most of the da--choice music was rendered by a mandolin
orchestra.
During the afternoon a meeting was held, and it was determined to perfect a permanent family organization, with Oliver Royster, of Marion county, president, and Judge Frank McCray, general secretary, and secretaries were selected for each of the counties represented. Every descendant of William .... i .lj . ilio OiO.ih tsdilldfc.- Oi toe lAllllll 111 this country, who can be reached bv correspondence will be brought into the family
The close observer who calls and sees OUR GOODS AND LEARNS o un i>iticEs\ That xve sell the very best Staple and Fancy Groceries, Produce, etc. at the lowest possible fig- | ures. Don’t want to get rich in al day—are satisfied to sell firstclass goods for the least possible j money. Give me your orders and I will fill them to suit you -1 want your patronage. t f J. J. WEIDA.
association. The next reunion of the family will be held In this city In F.V.rvli.i Turk G,i-
second Thursday in August, isos.
Among the older representatives of the family present were the following: Samuel Collivor nt' Putnam county, who was a member of the 'egislutioii from that countv in 1865, and who is now seventy-six years of’age i Flemmiu McCray, eighty-five years old, of Putnam county: and Susan McDaniels,
seventy dx, Hendricks county;
Bln Four Excuiaioos.
On account of labor day, to Indianapolis,
Sept. 4, $1.20: to Louisville, Sept. 8 to 11, return limit, Oct. 5, $3.29: to Chattanooga, Sept. 16 to 19. return limit. Oct. 5, $8.85; to Boston, Aug. 19 to 25, return limit Oct. 3, $20.20. For
particulars call on F. P. Huestis, agent. Vandalia Line Excursions. To Indianapolis, Aug. 13 and 14, return
limit Aug. 17; tare $1.60, on account of ludis-
ninoluD:: .Tag Club .aces. O.i Aug. 15 am
16th fare will be $1.20; return limit, Aug. 17. (
To Indianapolis, Sept. 2, return limit,'
Sept. 3, fare $1.20, on account of Labor Day
celebration.
To Denver, Col., Aug. 11 and 12, also otl Colorado common points, return limit Hei 1; fare $30.15. For particulars see j. ». Do'
ing. agent.
1 Mrs. brown, of Boone, Iowa, is visiti
Aaron Cooper aud wife.
—Hon. S. F. Lockridge and Frank Lam
are at Mackinac Island.
« Samuel E. Silvey, who went to ( alifori from this county, some years ago, has
turned to make his home here.
The managers of the Oreencastle Mar factoring Company expect to begin work i the buildings of their plant in a few days. — Messrs. Aaron Sandy and A. E. Fi; shipped two car loads of h?ef cuttle to C cage, a few days ago, and Thos. A. Nefs
shipped one load.
— Pefley, who was arrested on a charge attacking Mrs. White, with intent, was giv a preliminary hearing before ’Squire Eorgi un \\ euuebdaj . IIou. P. 0. Colhver, oi ui city, was the attorney for the defense. Petl
was acquitted.
South Greencastle. Born, to James Springer and wife, Aug. 6 sou... harles I.onshery Is home from Mu sickwuVtyiho",l“'U^‘^r^?t h BroS jj "' !’ "T”'.' '"'proving Mrs. Willi. . ........ ... of Mum-ie. returned home artel Cninmh v ‘*;. 1 " i ! h r . elali »«» and frien ......Columbus ( rawley is slill sick J 0 I.ib , was at Terre Haute on Thursday J “H"' is t home free M „: • .. .Oeoi ■ a up . II is able to he out after a few wee’ S'Ckmss... Otis Ames and wife, of i arhr sSittr*.’.'' *