The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-23

Upon corn, and also in the corn itself. can
afford to compete with any other concern on
The market. IL Ii does not see ht 10 under
sell il can, and generally dSes put in the diff
terence In the improved quality of its goods,
which are second TO none anywhere. Ii
Uses the best, employees hrst-class hands aud
p'lots Itself IN turning out superior goods.
Mary eyes from the East are looking 10 the
rare advantages for manufacturing which
Danville affords in this lire, and as the cost
of another plant may brighten OF some, It'll
almost certainty that the works here re.
tered TO will be pushed to their utmost, and
peThaps further enlarged by the energy of
Eastern capital. In any case they will con-
tlDue TO stand to the credit and profit of
Danvlle and will be pointed to with pride
by all the citizens. Thisscompany is q stock
affair, 18th MIR. j. a. Cunningham as PEST
dent Mr.. c. L English, Secretary, and Mr..
T. D. Christopher Treasurer. Back OF these
ere several influential men who, With the
citizens generally, wish well to this, tue
largest of DaHville's manufacturing enter
prises. The reputation of these works has
preceded the goods in every quarter OF the
country, and on comparison nave been fouad
10 correspond with the facts, an occurrence
which IN every case has established the rst-
class Standing OF the company. The best
goods made on large scale and sold at mar
BET prices, is all that is claimed for this con-
Germ, aside from its importance to Danyil.e
and Eastern Illinois.
Mr.. BENNETT <. BASDY
is one OF the substantis and steady young
men OF Dsnville who s-s not known of IN
aoVsnce, but who will bear acquaintance.
Be was born here in 1886 was educated in
the ward school and seminary, and here be
remains doing al insursI &C business and
acting a. treasurer for the township school
tnLd, and Also Tor one OF the building 1850
ciatioDs His father, William Bandy, set.
aed here 10 1877, and being a man CT in
dpsrry, he accumulated large property.
a part Of this IeFelts 20 the subject of this
MENTION, and consists OF usiness property
and real estate. To care for aud improve
this property Mr.. Bsndy. jr seems well
adspted He has an abiding faith in the
future OF Dsnville, and he predicates his be
lief upon the experience of his father and
upon the developments OF the past six
years in and around this city. Real estate
has advanced in price, resident and business
lots are fast being i'm proved, r nd to no eye
does this appear the index of prosperity any
clearer than to the keen business perception
of b. T. Bapdy. He is naturally a close
observer and calculator. FROM \ business
standpoint he can answer the query: what
will the harvest be-" and because OF this
faculty, be must grow in wealth wit 1ont IN
oeTgOlng the TRIALS and risks TO which other
minds are necessarily subjected under like
circumstances. Socially and in business he
is very quiet; in every case he is noted for
modest bearing, never assuming 10 be other
than the simplest of men. To this
chars ctsristic be adds hat o. genialitv, and
because of both he so csmmends himself to
his scquaintancss as to secure them all
as his friends. He is an old young man of
broad views and deep thought, very DractI-
cal, constant, earnest, and very pushing
without making much fuss over his work
He is the man to win in a profracted con-
~ eta -
every respect he is trusted in and enjoys the
confidence OF those who know him well.
Without going into details be can be set
down as man creditable to his town, aud
we'll worthy Of mention in connection with
setting forth of its interests and sdvant-
ages. 1t is in this sense and bscause of a
previous acquaintance that this mention is
made of Mr.. Bandy in the Sentinel We
recognize him as a genial gentleman, q ster-
ling Democrat, a good friend, and as one
who takes high rank for merit among good
men. Some may think that to set forth the
success of some manufacturing interest
would be far better in the interest OF Dan
vile. Let II be remarked in reply shat men
make cities and establish enterprises, and in
every case the character OF the man is i'm
printed upon his work and his business.
Accol ding to this it would be ss we'll to say
good word for good man when you find
one, and to subserve thereby the common
case in b nutshell. We commend Mr..
Bandy as a worthy citizen OF DanVille
TIE STOCK RAISING INTERESTS
of this section CT Illinois are numerous and
important. az those in Vermillion County
are specially remarkable. Many farmers
make 1t particular business, and devote TO
1t their undivided attention. The demands
In this line were so pressing some three years
ago. and IN fact are so at present that Mr.
w. r. Insey conceive d the idea OF importing
Canadian cattle and selling them to local
stock .TalseIs and dealers. His undertaking
has been crowned with success, and he has
extended bis business so that his shipments
exceed hOncr> d week. How profitable it
is 10 himself and TO the city can bs inferred
from he TACT that he has recently associa ted
with hin Mr. J az. Lamm, of this place, with
"a view o exteI ding the business. Sir L4mIn
has hsd some experience, anc his facilities
Tor caring for large shipments OF stock. The
cspiis heretofore invested wa sbOnt $1,000,
he rrrriff nc Hotr