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Highest of all in Leavening Powe. .—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report Royal ^

Absolutely pure

At the novelty fair at Bninbridge a [prize was given for the besC I (ieclamation. A little colored boy, 1 | Lonnie Bullets, about ten years old,| j impersonated a minister, and preachI ed from the text, “And they all with , | one accord began to make excuse.” i He did not win the prize, but a collection amounting to $1.80 was taken j up, and on Saturday last one of the,

^ | ladies brought the youngster over to Cl I V AN 13 COUNTY Parke Graham spent last Sunday jGreencastle, and purchased at the

E. C. Abrams was in the city Sun-

day.

Alex Reeves has moved to the

country. Sunday in this city. Mrs. John Cawley has been quite , , „ „ ,

. . Dr. John lectured in Crawfordsville

, , , .. last Saturday night"

Mrs. McC. Hartley, has been quite J h

here. Bell, with the collection, an overcoat, J. NV. Rader has moved to this city two 8uitfl of underwear, cap and from Gosport. ' gloves- The boy has a wondertul Mr. Wilhite, of Bloomington, spent' memor J'- as he ^ "« ver but

CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR Vermont s Great Statesman Recommends Dr. Greene’s Nervura to All.

two sermons in his life, and he re- He Says Dr. Greene’s Nervura is a Wonderful

peated one of them. , *.

Medicine. It Surely Cures the Weak, Tired

sick this week.

Miss Nellie O’Connell is visiting

in Terre Haute.

Tom O’Connell, has been visiting

in the city this week.

Mrs. E. A. Mann is visiting her

brother, in Kendallville.

Miss Jennie Maloney, has returned from a short visit in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hazlett, have

been visiting in Chicago, this week. wee ^

Miss Florence Crawley is visiting her uncle, E. S. Crawley, in Tuscola,

A large party of students went to [Lafayette to see the game last Saturday. Little George Thayer, of Greenfield, has been quite sick at Dr. J. C. Ridpaths’.

The Fourth Indiana State conferanca of charities and corrections will be held at Fort Wayne, Oct. 22,23 and 24. The object of the conferance is to gather and diffuse information respeting the Benevolent, Charitable. Penal and Reformatory work of the State, and the Counties, and that of Private Institutions and Societies. To

Gastor, in Worthingtonj learn how to do work and then to

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Darnall spent |

Sunday in Roachdale.

John Merry weather visited with Danville, 111., friends this week. Dan Hurst has moved to the Howard property on the Rockville road. Mrs. E. Tucker is visiting her sir*

ter, Mrs

Ind.

Miss Katie Gainor has been the guests of Terre Haute friends this

Mrs. Eben Black, of Cheyenne, is visiting her mother-in-law, Mrs. Mat-

tie Black.

Elmer Jenkins, Misses Musie Crawley and Bettle Crawley, spent Sunday

in Judson, Parke county.

The Greencastle Manufacturing Company expect to have their build-

ing completed within 30 days.

Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Black, enter-j Mr. Harry Paris sang in the College tained their friends on the evening aye M E church Sunday morning of Oct. 17. an( j j n t,}, 0 Christian church Sunday Ara Davenport, brakeman on the night. His songs were entitled “Holy Vandalia, had his hand badly crushed City”, by Stevens, and “I Will Give while coupling cars last Friday. • Thee Rest”, by Piusuti. Every time Messrs. Frank Preston and Frank Mr. Paris sings in Greencastle it Foxworthy, of the class of’94, D. P. seems that his voice has improved. IT., were in the city the first of the Greencastle is fortunate in being a wee k. music center that she may have the Smith C. Matson saw the football best vocal talen t ln her church Ber -

gamo in Lafayette Saturday, while vices -

there transacting legal business. j A Chance for Dr. John. The London Belles showed to a The Chicago Times-Herald says: If

goodly audience last Friday night. It Dr. John D. P. John, ex-jiresident of recourse or any relief from valuation

and Nervous.

make the best methods popular. The membership of the Conferance is as inclusive as possible. All persns' actively engaged as Superintendents, ] Directors or Agents of Charitable or Penal Institutions or Socitiess are ex officio members of the State Conferance. All persons actively interested j in private Charities, members of Relief Societies, Ladies Aid Societies of the Churches, &c., are most cordially invited, and those who are interested, although not active, are also

most welcome. Game Law.

Book agent may be killed from Septembr 1st to October 1st; spring poets, March 1st to July 1st; scandle mongers, any time; whales, August 1st to Jan. 1st; the man who waits until the editor has gone from home and then sneaks in and throws half a cord of elm slang in the editorial woodhouse in payment for a year’s subscription, as well as the antiquarian two-penny men who think it dosen't pay to advertise, may be killed from Jan. nary 1st to December 31st, with out

was a splendid troupe, one of the best | DePauw University, should decide to

come to this city.

Real Estate Transfers. William Yates to D. E. Cooper, land in Greencastle tp., $500. Geo. W. Glidowell to Wm. M. Dalgarn et al., lots in Greencastle. Wm. H. McVey to James Lewis,

land in Floyd tp.

Frank Vermillion to Thos. Hownrdson et al., land in Clinton tp. Jacob Troutman to Martha Evans et al , land in Greencastle. Frank G. Gilmore to Margaret O. Sullivan, land in Greencastle tp. Andrew Knoll to Jas. R. Henderson,

land in Russell tp.

Daniel V. Randel to Samuel Busey,

land in Monroe tp.

Angust F. Bower to Evaline Woodruff et al., lot in Greencastle. Joseph C. Butler to Viola Sallust ct »!., land in Greencastle tp. Clara B. Dorsett to D. V. Moffett, and in Jefferson tp., $390. Margaret A. Day, guardian, to D. V. Moffet, land in Jefferson tp., $450. John W. M alsh to Noah Lookabill, and in Franklin tp., $1800. Alex. Davenport to Nancy Hutche>n, lot in Greencastle, love. Alma M. Leffen to Catherine R. fing, lot in New MaysvUle. $160. Wm. Maloney to Mary .Maloney et ll., lots in Greencastle, $700. Mary L. Woodrum to Oliver G. EvShfl, land in Madison tp., $«37.37. M. J. Hargan to W. Y. Stearns, lot

Carpentersville, $200.

IW. Y. Stearns to E. A. Lasley, lots O Carpentersville, $200. rThos. A. Allen et al. to J. F. & C. A. lien, land in Jefferson tp., $800. Sarah Hammond to Joseph Drew et [IQ., lots in Groeucasile, $1. * James Shoemaker to Samuel Wain, Hid in Floyd tp., $4,190. Wilber W. McKnight to Howard razee, land in Monroe tp., $125.

Awtiraea ll-hiis* honors—World’s Fat* •DR;

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MOST PERFECT MADE. Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fres Ammonia, Alum or any other aduLcram 40 YEARS THE STANDARD.

or appraisement.—Exchange. CHRYSANTHEMUM EXHIBIT. It Promises to be the Most Elaborate Floral Display Heretofore Held in Tomlinson Hall. The coming Chrysanthemum Show which will be held at Tomlinson Hall on November 5 to 9, inclusive, promises to be in all particulars the most elaborate and successful heretofore held in this city. The florists will vie with one another in exhibiting their products in various unique designs. A special feature and one which will attract from its various colossal proportions, will be four mammoth vases, each of 100 blooms, comprising red, white, pink and yellow, eacli vase to occupy a space of t’.vc nty-five square feet, orchids, roses, carnations, pot and cut ebrysanthemus, palms, ferns, etc., will form a rich floral bower by the abundance in which they will be shown. The musical feature of the exhibit will be on a liberal scale. The Indianapolis Military Band will give a concert each evening and special music will be rendered on Wednesday afternoon by the D. H. Baldwin Company, on Thursday afternoon by Emil Wulschncr &. Son, and cn Friday afternoon by the Smith & Nixon music

house.

The hall will he artistically decorated and made particularly attractive. The Central Traffic Association will make half-fare rates from all points within seventy-five miles of Indianapolis on Wednesday and Thursday, November 6 and 7, which will be good returning until November 8. This, with the fact that the Chrysanthemum Society will offer $1,400 in premiums, will assure a largo attendance and a wonderful floral show, eclipsing by far all former exhibits held in the hall. From the interest now manifested the attendance from the city alone would indicate that the show will be a financial success.—

Tndiarmpolifl News. South Washington

enter the pulpit again he could have the pastorate of Trinity M. E. Church, twenty-fifth street and Indiana avenue, without asking for it, and would probably get one of the largest salaries paid in Chicago. The trustees are looking for a man who can make the church noted. Dr. John who filled the pulpit last Sunday, but not as a candidate, has been invited to preach again to-morrow. He accepted, and is expected to deliver sermons of a striking character upon his announced subjects: Morning, “The Sublimity of a Great Conviction”; evening, “The Uplifted Christ,

the World’s Uplifter.”

Dr. John, since his retirement from DePauw University, is taking a year’s vacation, and frequently delivers his lecture, “Did God Make Man or Did Man Make God?” a reply to R. G. Ingersoll. He was born in Brookvill, Ind., in 1843. From 1863 to 1889 he occupied professorships in Brookviile College and Moores Hill College, serving as president of the latter from 1879 to 1882, when'he accepted the chair of mathematics in DePauw. There ho remained until 1889, when he was chosen president of the college. His admirers credit Lim ivitli extraordinary abilities, most effective in the pulpit. .SIGNAL TRIUMPHS WON By Dr. Price's Croam Baking Pow-

. dor.

Two signal triumphs have been achieved by Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder. First it recieved Highest Award and Diploma at the World’s Columbian Exposition of 1893. Next it secured Highest Award and Gold Medal at the California Midwinter Fair of 1894. At both Fairs it surpassed all competitors in every respet. The award, in each instance, was for strongest leavening power, perfect purity and general excellence. It was sustained by the unanimous vote of

the judges.

The victory at Chicago establishes the supremacy of Dr. Price’s as “The Foremost Baking Powder in the World.” The triumph at San Francisco confirms and emphasizes it. What use is there in eating when food does you no good—in f.ict, when it does you more harm than good, for such is the case if it is

not digested.

If you have a loathing for food there is no use of forcing it down, for it will not be digested. You must restore the digestive or-

cr^n« to their natural Btrength and rauaa the ! smile that help* others hss to Vgin in

food to be digested when an appetite the heart,

come, and with it a relish for food.

IIOX. T. 8. MCGINNISS.

Hon. T. R. McGinnis, of Jericho, Vt., the | its praise as this recommendation of this hon war horse of the Democratic party, is Ver- ored statesman, for all to use Dr. Greene’s mont’s silvei-tongued orator, and always Nervura blood and nerve remedy to be cured and ever commands the attention and respect 1 Hut it is a fact that doctors, statesmen, scholof the people. He ran at the last election es ars, preachers, druggists and the people ev the people’s candidate for Governor. Such is | erywhere, unite with one voice in pronouncthe high standing of the man, who, out of his ing this grand medicine the greatest curer of ow n experience, advises you to use Dr. disease ever known. The weak, the feeble, Greene’s Nervura blood and nerve remedy to the nervous, the run down and debilitated

Belva Lockwood's Alleged Effusions Bring Her Into a Libel Suit. j Washington Dispatch to the Chicago TimesHerald.) Mrs. Belva Lockwood,tricycle rider, lawyer, woman suffragist and on« time candidate for President of tho l nited States, did not appear in the Police Court Wednesday to answer | the charge of libel which had been made against her by Robert White, one of her tenants Mrs. Lockwoorl has had several disputes with Whites about the payment of rent. Mr. White made certain unpleasant, charges, which annoyed her, about, the sanitary condition of her office building. In retaliation he claims she pasted libelous signs on his office

door.

The first was found by Mr. White tacked upon the door on the morning of September 1, and was ns follows: This firm suspended— Couldn’t pay rent.

Rats.

This was in large blue penciled letters. Mr. White removed it, but the next day it was replaced by the following poetic effusion: 4 pritty moril men Formily occopied this den; Beet their Landlady Out of l ur rent, Then got up, skipt, and went. Reel estate. This was removed, and the next day Mr. White found the following printed on the front of one of his own envelopes: This Firm Have Absconded. Whereabouts unknown. After this Mr. White set a watch on the door, and on the night of September 5, at 10 o’clock, he avers that he* saw Mrs. Lockwood post a sign. Like the man in the popular song, he* straightway gathered round and this is what ho read:” You beet won woman outer her rent a»* now tryin’ to beet the Loan an' Truss Cntn-

pany.

This sign was also captured, and with the others #111 torm the basis of the prosecution. Made a New Man of Him. “I see that tho people have unearthed another anarchist.” “So? How do they do it?” “Gave him a bath.”—Chicago Trib-

une.

Intellect is but half the man. The will i* the motive power. Itclief in Six Hours. Distressing Kidney and Bladder disease* relieved in six hours by the "New Great South American Kidney Cure.’* This new remedy is a great surprise on account of it* exceeding promptness in relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys, back and every part of the urinary passage in male or female. It relieves retent ion of water and pain in passing it almost immediately. If you want quick relief and cure this is yourr remedy. Sold by Albert Allen, Druggist, Greencastle, Ind. lyit

be cured.

tho sutferers from poor blood, rheumatism,

"We have used Dr. Greene’s Nervura blood dyspepsia, kidney and liver diseases, all are and nerve remedy in our family," he says, restored to health and strength by its mar

“and think highly of it. We could plainly velous curative powers.

see that it had the desired effect upon Mrs. j It is not a patent medicine, but the pre McGinniss, and firmly believe that, could we scription of the most snccessfsl living spe' have persuaded her to use tho medicine, it j cialist in curing nervous and chronic dis would have cured her entirely from her ex- eases, Dr. Greene, 35 W. Hth st., New York tremely nervous ccndition, but she was great- City. He has the largest practice in the ly benefitted as it was. I world, and this grand medical discovery is “We have used it in our family with good the result of his vast experience. The great results, and have recommended it to our reputation of Dr. Greene is a guarantee that friends, and know of many who have used Dr his medicine will cure, and the fact that he Greene's Nervura with the best results. Ido cm be consulted by anyone at any time free

Sorghum making is the order of the day The road boss had the hands out on the road last week Hog cholera raging in this corner ...rhilip Anderson and wife and Mrs. .losepli Anderson visited Andy Harris and family last week Maggie Evans lias been visiting her sisler, Mrs. Tresncr Corn gathering is in full blast Annias Meeie has his dwelling nearly completed, ami will move into it soon Horn Nreso visitiled friends in tiiis corner on her way home from college at Greencastle. **

not hesitate to recommend the medicine to

all. It is a wonderful medicine.”

It must Indeed be a great and good medicine which can call out auch strong words in

of charge, personally or by letter, gives abso lute assuranceof the beneficial action of this wonderful medicine.

Homeseokera' Excursions. Via Vandalia Line, October 7,8, 21 anil 22. to points in the South. West, South-west and North-west; fare, one first class limited far«for the round trip, with an addition of ft or f* according to territory to which ticket is sold. For further particulars see J. S. Dowtinff, agent.

Busiuose and Not Politics. ' has come when the country wants Fort Wayne Sentinel, freedom from partisan politicsbecause The great commercial, Livlastria!, ’tiMeds its-entfre ^oorrjlei tx) be d-v ttnancial anti trades circles of the voted to the business prosperity that country want a rest fr mi politics, has come upon the people in defiance They have been struggling for two of the effort of partisan organs and years or more under the severest leaders to hinder it. The successor depression, and now that the indus- the business interests of country try of the nation are rapidly reviving is paramount to every thing, and the and starting all the varied channelsof partisan organ or loader who attrade which depend upon them, the tempts to infect politics to aid busigreat need of the country is honest ness paralysis or to hinder business devotion to the advancement of recovey is the foe of national trnnbusiness and as little intrusion of quility and business advancement, politics as possible. ! What the country now needs ia a rest We have just started upon an ora , from political agitations. Tho chief of prosperitv that promises to he obstacle today to the rapid developmore substantial and enduring than nient of the highest measure of pros-

any since the war, and the great energies of our people want to be let

Vandalia Line Excursions. To Dayton, Ohio. Oct. 21 and 22; return limit Oct. 2ft; fare f 1.50 for round trip; account Epworth League. Big Four Excursions. To Atlanta, Ga.. any day, 20 days rettim limit, $18.60. To Dayton, Ohio, Oct. 21 and 22, return limit Oct. 25, *l.5u. To Greensburg, Ind., Oct. 23 to 26. returta limit Oct. 28, |2 60. Harvest excursion to Arizona, Arkansas. Wyoming, New Mexico, Indian Territory, Western Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana. Minnesota, Missouri. Nebraska, North Carolina. Nortts Dakota, South Dakota, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Oct. 21 ami 22. For particulars see F. P. Hcstis, agent.

perity throughout all classes of our people to the partisan who puts party

alone. Of course it is distressing for partisan organs to see prosperity

come to the nation in spite of the . .... calamity howlers who have had a never was a time in the history of

above country, and trade achievament. We want less politics and more devotion to business. There

harvest' during the last two years, j the country when the people should They did their utmost to hasten busi- have less sympathy with those who ness paralysis and to delay its re- make politics a trade than in this covery. They did it not for the sake of present promising autumn of 1895.

the country, or for the sake of mdus- .

try, but solely for the sake of politics. .lourualinm has now become a university Now that industrial revival has come 'Vipoleon Tit was ihe first European to use

to inject partisan politics into the t Home men live as if there were no to-mor-

pages of organs every day in the vain , rows and eternity were a myth

effort to mislead the * people into the

Fall and Winter Millinery..

MRS. LILLIE ALLE1T ill be pleased lo sliow y or* n complete line of this seasou’s goods. Trimmed ami tmtrimmed Hats and Bonnits, Feathers, Ribbons, etc. Ii» looking for something nice nnd the latest styles, don't full to call. Also a nice line of Baby Bonnets. 18 South Side Public Square.

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The tired, languid feeling will give place to ilgui aud eueixy, then you will put liesh on your bones and become strong. The Shaker Digestive Cordial as made by the Mount Lenanon Shakers contains food already

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One dollar for a dozen fotografs of the new and pretty style, the Trilby

heoanon nnaaer* coniauiH iuuu nirenuy ui- * - rp.,,.^,,1.. ges'ied and in a digester of food as well. Its j P&ndl©} Monday RlHl TUGfldtiy only acton is prompt and its effective perninnent. ! of each week, at OUT gallery, over Doctor. preseribedT^ol because It hs. all ^0 post Office, areencastle fnd the virtues of Castor Oil and is palatable. 1 3t26 NICHOLSON 8 OON.

Catarrh Cannot be Cured.

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they can

t i ^ . not reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is Tho rnrae/nfonr nation is our nolit- ! » biood or constitutional disease, and in One nHmm utrnHon l ouWrto cure ,1. you .must take Internal 4

belief that other than entirely logical causes have produced the restoration

of prosperity

ical contests. One administration is reinedleg nail’s Catarrh cure is taken mnot fairly uneier way until congress I ternally. and nets directly on the blood ami „.1 *,..14tC.inna a ,•»» „ir,l!IMI1cr 1,11* t llo ml..oils suliait--. liu.i I. Cetakfh C lift* IB

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; prl' Jackson street, next door to poultry house.

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and politicians are agitating lor the succession. Our financial system is often made the plaything of party leaders who cares nothing Ifor the credit of the nation if they can gain power, and of an improvement econ-

jiita is i

not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by I one of the best physicians in this country for I years, and is ;i regular prescription. It is’ composed of the nest tonics known, combined witli the best blood purifiers, acting

faces. The p

redients is results in

directly on the mucous sur

feet combination of the two ing what produces such wonderful

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omic policj of tiie count ry is no^ curin ^’ ratarr ), send for testimonials, free, even fairly tried until partisan inter- K , ciif.nf.y & co . Props , Toledo, o. ests agitate for overtbrow.The times sold by Druggists, price 75.

I will attend to all orders f< r gas titling and plumbing promptly. All work thor-

oughly tested and

The v per" Warranted to Giva Satisfaction And prices very low. Give

me a call.

o’er; FRED. WEIK.