Greencastle Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 November 1869 — Page 3
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Allen’s Drug Store,
We have received No. 1, \ ol. 2, of the Barnard at the previous meeting; nnd tiie vs. B. II. \V»>rilen, etol.; byprtr,mulKurMount Auburn Index—on educational sheet Secretary was directed to notify the pastors oishee ruse dismfsseil. Tilfliman It. oillou v>. Mu-
iM-ed monthly l.y the Mt Auburn Youn« of the churche* of the time and place of the
Indies Institute of Cincinnati, O. From it next meeting. It was also C y M. Mull is v». JarohMiUlis-iivoive,^-.; divorce we learn that the school lias opened w ith a I r ^ at l *“‘ P :, * tor * ef the seveml I'hurches mul custody of children granted to pl tr. and ulinio- • . * in the city l*i.* reoticMted to orcach on the s ubicct •.f . •« ■ larj£i- increoxc *if number* over laet year, tlx' Vuun* vliriMiHii A»roriHiii»i. u. u > ,i.. n5 ' l " l"' r Piirker ('•■ffiiiMi, ot al., v».
£ast Side Square,
and is iti a very pr<>«pcruu» condition.
i both, or in* **000 thereafter a, convenient, aiut tltc bei reUrj- i» .lireeted to notify then, ,.f ihia re.|iie,t.
Mary B. Ueevea, et al.,—partition ; iliaiiii«»e<l. John l.ynrh, Ki'r, ete., v«. JuatteeH. BncheMer; jud*'t
I 1 he Second \ ice Presidontii were directed *•'’♦**• Turner 4 Klliott r. . ime; ju<iK t 9ta il.
A rioter and brother, a ? ed I9nnd If. year*, to circulate preamble* among both the male y “' H * m ' 1 ■"•“H; Hi,m.«e.l. an,l . . ^ ,! died within twentv-four hours of each other nn<l ... ...i r.i .• parniaheeeaae nUo<n»ini»»e. haii.i w (•uno v*.
.uh rs
after .1 short illness, and both were enterrivl by the time of the next meeting: and those '" n •oklne-sumc. < n M«uNi, v
pire Drufts, Chemicals,
Patent Medicines,
Dye Stnff&,
Window Glass,
mtty.
Pare While Lead, . Oils, Varnishes, Colors, Wall Paper, Blank Books, Stationery, Coni Oil Lamps, Lanterns, Chimneys, Wleks, Ac, towbtmbh with a LAnon iTuc* ur <»oo«1k
—AMD—
r X\>iIot A.rt x —rott ialk at run— Lowest Cash Prices. ai.i.kss intro sroitK.
wiy
GREENCASTLE BANNER.
in the same grave. Their names wore Paris and Kiumu Poster, children of Hr. J. P. Fos-
ter.
1 .yon A Weik inform us that the student, who complained about hLa hreud last week was mistaken. They say that during the war. when Hour was $|.i a barrel, their loaves weighed only twelve ounces; hut now when flour—the kind they use—is only ?7 . r »(l a barrel, their halves weigh twentv-fnur ounces. We presume this will settle that
controversy.
Sil:,- Miitlimx ; ju,ltf I SifT.V 2T. :in,| .;i 1 w nil. |)r,i|H'rty ordered. Hmm> .- Prune! ndin'r, gnrnisliee di»niissed. I«uk’ Squires vs. Itelsss-n Squires—<11von e ; grunted. HeurjrJ. Hilton vn. J<i*ti,-eS. Iluehel,lor; iu.lg't t*:.. James S. HubMe vs. Joseph Shackleford; dismissed. State, ex rel., S. |». WimmI, vs. la'll Moore ; verdiet of Insane tmd tlangerous, Je.. and that deft tc coutinel. \V. T. Sootr, adm'r of lireenls'rry Howard, vs. I.aae c. KIm,.||, , i al., J causes ; judgnietU against EUell 4 Kiiltoa, S.tisi ;i>, against Clark, StU tt. against Fulton. Jvsi .mi. j,,..
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suhscrihing are re<|uested to call on the Treasurer and pay the initiation fee. The Secretary was directed to furnish a copy of the proceedings to the Hannkk and
1'rrss for |uihlicatiim.
Me fore the adjournment the President and Recording Secretary, elect, were duly installed in office. The former made a few
remarks on taking the t’liair. asking for the nunrdlnn, vs. ,i. it. Met;,moss; dismissed prayers and support of his brethren, and do- ' • "''f' •••'n‘«">'-r«l.a>.d-ife; , . r * ... _ Judg l IIO) »and lien. O. H. Hsmilton vs. Marg', daring Ins purpose to use his bent efforts for Hueiett; judg't nr.-, m. Wm itaker > ti„.w h the success of the Association. Stevenson; dismissed, tie*. M Pen, et al . vs. w.
_ . After singing the doxology. and the pro- l*»«fwk and uife; JtidgM *»# so. «. ||. v..», rpi * * r • , , , ... r .i i VHix llunliu nml sloliu l.un<ly, 2« uNt-M; Hie Iowa l ntted MateH .Vnatorsh.p ik nounoni^ of the bcnedictiouby Uev. tlrcene, \s,,,. w \ii. n. Tn,M. 4 M^ n vi,t , 0 m, ,uI ,i..hn I "aid to lie between Judge Wright, of Keo- the meeting adjourned to meet next Monday 11 nud < Imrles \v. M. l>.sial.l t,. n„u of Kefuge; kuk. and William 11. Allison. Member of evening at Simpson Chapel, at f>| o clock oolered tlwt Hwy ls> committed to s.,id House. Congress from the lhibu(|ue District Judge — ♦ i “ ~ ® "right is a brother of the late lamented Common Cot ncii..—The Common Coun^jl^- Resolution* of Respect. Joseph A. Wright, of this State, and of Mrs. niet Monday evening in regular seasion, all RHAiNBitiWiK Isimm NoT.'i, F. A A M l Austin Puett, of this city. He is a muii of the members present. The street com mis. ISorenlxr iKfi'.i. ) sterling excellence of character and un- "ioner was instructed hi put down u wooden a called mcctingofthc fratemity, the doubted ahtlitws. ( cover over the gutter at Mr. Spurgm s cor- „dopte,l as expressivo >f our sorrow it. the ■' ,V: —— I ner on Poplar street Mr. Allen retried loss of our worthy brfit'ter, Thomas .1. Ihir-
BURNSIDE i ROGERS 1 l|iicullural Oepaitment,
HEADQXJ ASTERS
$300,000 in Money.
ONE HUNDRED POLICr HOLDERS.
FOE,
■ore Lumber.
Two more Portable Circular Saw mills in the woods! Hnrnside A Rogers have sold two new saw-mills within the last month, one to Messrs. Hinton A Whitted. and one to Owen C. Hutherlin and Stephen Martin. Messrs. Hinton A Whitted have received their mill, and have it now in operation on Mr Culiver's farm, six miles north of Oreen-
castlc, in a good timbered country. Messrs np " r ly $.;iN),lNHl The K,|uitul,lc. for its age, Hutherlin k Martin will get their mill alu.ut ! H tl,C lir, • '--mpany in the UJXUa _ TW still. wor.lHSh ^ ,,,■ t CtXT.'T
This is prisif that the wealthy men of the
THE
Kqultuhle Life AsMirance Sodrty*
OF NEW YORK CITY,
Has issued nearly Out Hundred Policies in the city of Urecncastle Indiana, which secures to the assured, and their families.
the celebrated F,nglc Machine Works, Indian-
apolis.
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Straw and fodder cutters in abundance at Burnside A Rogers’.
Wagon*.
A good wagon is needed on every farm
I'nited States regard an insurance in the Equitable as a safe money investment for
the benefit of their families.
Render, are you insured ? If not, do so ; it will sweeten many an hour of doubt and anxiety when clouds overcast your business affairs; it will render you resigned to your late when suddenly soiled hy fatal disease, and you will he upheld hy the fact that the
.... 1 # __ I .v,,. «s imii rvjMincu AM "'ll "tMtilt unutcr, i inir- >> e Moe by the Knoxville M'Aiy that our that $l,:iO() of the late ikhiio <»f school Imnd* ,ml1 ’ wb?*departfi4 thw life on the M day of former fellow-citixen, James Hopkins, is hud beet. sold. An ordinance, amendatory N “ VemW - ,! **-
showing the denizens of that town how a „f an ordinance, providing that the late 1 »"• l^nall was tMrty-six years of age
lhs.sicrmechaniccni.work. lie laid n side-I = ' ■ .. . ... . .. at the tune of h.s -hqnl,
had been sold. An ordinance, amendutorv
Of an ordinance, providing that the late , lt tim> . of hu , ni j hBS heen „
walk, containing brick, or ,,4 square I
TUT
yardn, in three Jkiufrand thirty live minutcH.
M. K. i'luirch about hcvcii
Vearn.
1 le was a
, airainst the property bidders, and in favor of . ,
Twenty three Hijuarevurds wore completed in ! John (nwley for improvin' the first al lev * OW * OIW n pious Christian, a kind hus-
• ^ .. ... * * t hand and lllsillll T i'llf imri.nf tilwl .tv.tuti.In.
exactly fifteen minutes. It was what is
known as herring-hone pavement.
north of Franklin street and oast of Indiana street, was received and allowed. The
i, u . , . ... . i fi ,m I estimate and assessment for Rev E U Ptsk has gone to P.ttsl.urg to i mprwvin>J the firHt north of at ettd the I resbytermn (.enern Assembly, pul ,| U . , between Indiana and Jackson j called to take the final act,on ... regard to HtrectH . W!l , r( , ceiv ^ HI1<1 u „,, wcd . An e , ti . ! the ut.ton of the two branches. All the New miUe of 41 per cont „ f thc W( , rk done „ n j Heh«K)l lrcshyter.cs have voted for it, almost J HoW , ( , n H , rcot , UI1(lpr Ashes’contract unuiiiiiiimsly. and in the Old School brunch on J aokwm str „ ct , was ri .,. oiv ,.,| nnil j ' ,C hav ® nu " ,, ' crcd b, “ tw " ; ed. and .... assessment of
j three. Dr. Fink will be •'one two weeks.— j Services well he held at his church as usual
during his absence.
Now ii the Time to Subscribe. u- . • , . .
. " e must again punch up our readers on the
Wc hope thc friends of Republican pnn- j Hlll ,j,. ct ( , r c)irre ,p„ lldmu . e . us riples throughout the county will at once n( , WH itoIlls pnrU „ f rountv _ pr„cc,sl to makeup their clubs for Tit. Has- Wri , n „| Km t everything that happens in i*utskr. f„r the ensuing year We ought to ; num p , lllntv s . ( your brains and v.mr pens have at least two subscribers where we now t „ work „, lt | wi || |, e HUro p, Rive l|H have one. and can easily do so if all those something interesting. Write every week.
interested will only make a slight effort.—
The following arc our TERMS mil 1870:
Kinzl* *ut>«-options. t,y insil .f‘i S<n(1s Suti«<-ri|4;ons, l>) .-urner '2 i’, <’ ’ll"* of 'IVll, I HA Clul'n of Twontj, espli 1 75 Those who get up clubs will receive thc
paper free.
and the shorter and more concise the better. A single item of local new s, dearly told, is better than a column of fine writing for our purpose. And when you w rite, he sure and send your real name along with the article, if you want any attention paid to it. The students of Anbury I’niversity on
The person sending us the largest list of I'riday evening elected the following gensuhscrihcrs will he presented with a copy of •lemen as the 'itld of February performers
Paiinons Laws of Bisinkss, u valuable Is,ok for all elasses. Female Tear burs, and Ministers in charge of ''■'ftcrogallons, will he furnished with the paper at f I ’ll a year. Pay Up! We have a large number of small aorounts duo us in different parts of the cotin. tv In the aggregate they amount to a considerable sum. and ire need thc money ! The recent improvements wo have made in thc office compels us to collect every cent duo us without delay. We hope this notice w ill
suffice.
William II Allen he gone two weeks.
is in New York. Will
•I (1. Peek is home Iowa and Kansas.
after a brief visit to
The railroad election in F’loyil, Monroe, and Clinton townships takes place next
Monday.
Stoat A llro., of Indianapolis, are selling the best beefsteaks at 1’2J cents a pound.— Wish they were located here. Miss Jennie Burk is clerking at Williamson A Yosburgh’s store. This is a practical demonstration of woman's rights. President Hamrick, of the State Board of Agriculture, informs us that the State F'air cleared between $l.’t,iNKt and $15,000. Dr. W. T. Hailey, of Monroe county, has meacitir.cn of (Jrceneastlc. It affords us pleasure to state that the doctor is a Re-
publican.
"ash. Beauchamp has got tired of selling boots tuid shoes, and so he will go on a Hunt-ing expedition on thc 25th inst., hy way of Kloomington. Isist week Cole Bros., A Brockway received an order from the Mayor of Macon, tieorgia, to furnish that city with one of their fatuous pumps, which was promptly done. •I D Hutchings, of the F'ruit House, says that about three-fourths of the apple crop in this county has been frozen. Those that escaped thc freeze arc worth from seventylive cents to $1 a bushel.
n the Phttononn Society : Orator, William Nnith ; Contest Orator, Howell Pvke; F'irst Debater, \\ F. Norton; Second Debater, Fred. N. Miller: Essayist, A. M. Dnncly; Dmduimer, l«evi Uloom. In the l*hilologionl Society: Contest Orator, J. W Jones; First Debater, F'rank. W l.nntz : Second Debater. F. A. F'riedlcy; Flssnvist, II, II Blake: Dcclaitncr. Jay'll. Yanlluskirk; Reader. F'rcd.
Kumuier.
We believe it is the design of the Young Men s Christian Association to give a series of entertainments in a short time for the purpose of raising money for the benefit of the poor in the city this winter. This is an object that will commend itself to all our citizens. Home talent shonld be employed in these entertainments, and will be found fully as attractive as the itinerant lecturers who travel up and down the country each winter, hugging big piles of money. By this means we can keep the money at home for the use of the [M»or, or to assist in furnishing a library.
75 per cent, of
that amount allowed him. The street commissioner was instructed to remove the loose stones from the quarry on Madison street.— The CommitfFe on Streets was directed to instruct the street commissioner what repairs and improvemonts ho shall make dur-
ing the winter months.
City Sell,mils.—From the monthly report J of Prof Waterman, Superintendent of city sch,Mils, we gather the following: Numlier of pupils enrolled for the year S7S j Numlier remaining. .vqt | tvernge numlier lielunging ;43 Average daily attendance gsil \\ersge daily al,-cure 4g The schools have received the following
visits during the month :
NumI,<’r visits from Trustees 4 Xiinitmr " " parents 1, Xumtjor “ " ,,tHers g
T„t:,I
llvsi: IIai.i,.—On Saturday, the Red Stockings, Jr . went to Sugar drove to play a match with thc Plough Boys, who failed to appear. The Red Stockings then went to the Brick Chapel and played against a nine picked out of the Actives and Plough Boys.
Thc score stood its follows :
I'u aia) Nine. ,1. 1E.,lti-.n St,s Jr. ,1. It.
llonvcrmill, p 4 ,jTiitgly, p 1 r> M Mien. Isl I, 2 huniels. Is, I, „ 7 J. \llon, 2,11, o 4 hamall, ZU t- V .1
1, llouverinill, Ad t>....4 2 Itotnusuti, .si Inillis, r f liMeCorniwk, r f.. Slave,is, e f.. -t . Spring, c f... V. Allen, I f I 'Jpoiitlisril, I f Total 24 211 Total
Empire, (•illM'rt; Scorer, E. Jones.
band and indulgent parent, and an exempli, rv citizen As a Mason, charitable, always ready to give his mite of the corn, oil and wine, to a worthy distressed brother; ns a Christian, he writs firm and brave in the cause of Christ; as a husband, kind and loving; ns a father, gentle to admonish and indulgent to the faults of frail humanity, and sought w ith charitable zeal to unite his family here below, that, when the chain was broken, they would have that happy assura joyful union in a purer world iiIm.vi'; us a citizen, his worth and sterling integrity was beyond question, and his character without reproach. Therefore, ttf.eoh'M, Th:«t it) the tlfltll of |lr<»th'T I Mntrtll H c rcfo^nir.o the h-wnl of Divine Provident c in thus r«*movin^ one dour to us. mui rli-tt wo will I .our in 101 - tier rcincinLrtnioc Ida ••hnsti.-iii • Imnicter, lirotlicrly
love, and fi,m ty to Miuionry.
AVw/'trd, That Mr c true at ly sympathize witli flic horeiivotl family and friends of ..’ur dot-.-tsc I l»n»*lior, and fendor them our heartfelt love :ind utteetion. AV.soNrd, That a eony ol theve K«*so|ution> Ik* xt-ut to »l»o family of the tje. eusetl, and a eopy puhlmhed
in the Hanm.u atni s. W KI»\VINS ^
Putnam County.
[ Some farmers know this and always have lb ' ar " n ''" for whom you willingly struggle
•»d toil, day after day, will not have to suffer a double orphanage, and he forced upon the charity of surviving relatives, when they have lost thc father’s protecting arm. F'iftv applications taken in the Flquitabla l.ife Insurance Sxietv in the last m’ns moh/As. hy W M C. BliAKR, Ayent. Ojliee, ojijmsite the I'lutojice, Grttncatttt,
Indiana.
P S.—Before insuring give bin. a calL
them, hut others seem slow to appreciate what a goml wagon is. Saw, if you want « i{>>«>d, light-running wagon, one warranted for one year, all porfeet, and every piece of ’ timber it. it selected, cull at’Burnside A Rog- | ers Agricultural Store. See them before
you go elsewhere to tiny.
THE
Coal Orates and fir,, brick at Burnside A Rogers’.
LATEST STYLES,
J. \.M,-,,TT.
N 1. IIUWAUK. I
flpmmitrer.
DIED
THE
In striking contrast to this limited numher of visits is thc showing of the re|M,rt of
Ft —November 2d mid ,'H. IHiV.t, Purls :md I’mn»a Foster, a)fr*d rt -pfidivi-lv l» mid In years; children of I»r. J. I*. Fo.-tcr, td i.’loverilalc. Their disease was consumption. They were both taken sick at the same time, and died within tw enty-four hours of each other. They were only confined some two or three weeks, their disease having run its course very rapidly. They Imre their sufferings wit), very "treat fortitude, and. when it became np|ffiront to all that they must die, they expressed themselves resigned to the will of (lod They were, without exception,
the Superintendent of the schools of Peru. ‘^‘-Hvd.il,Iren of the town, the , , . nest scholars and most studious children of
a town that corresponds in size very nearly with our own. It mIiowm .to* folio—‘mg visits
for • letoher:
From Trustees * is From parents 11 From other persons 40
Newest Patterns,
Total.,
4 4
<1 6 ...2 2 ....21 :i ...21 33
The Baptist church is to have a nc gnn within a few days. Thc new pastor, Rev. F K. Roberts, seems to be taking hold of bis new work with energy, and in a spirit that enlists our warmest sympathies. " c know two persons, who arc familiarly known as Joe and John, who are casting longing looks at Delnna Williamson’s turkeyroost on Washington Street. If they were our turkeys, wc would lock them up. One lady, Mrs. R. M. Isickridge, attended the Y. M. C. A. meeting Monday evening, and joined. She is the first lady who lias become a member of the Association in (Ircencastle, but it is hoped she will not long
Y. M. C. A.—The Association met at thc F'irst Presbyterian Church on Monday evening. J. F', Darnall was called to the Chair, and R S. Ragan and (>. J. Enngsdale appointed Secretaries. Prayer was offered by F’ather DeMotte. The minutes of the two previous meetings were read and approved, after which Rev. J. W. (irecne, from the committee on by-laws, reported rules and regulations for the government of the Association, which were read and adopted with a few slight alterations. The Association
The report for the previous month showed a total of ninety visits. We commend this example u, the citizens of (Ireeneastle. To their general business they give the closest attention, and wc believe the education of their children deserves the same care.— \ isit the schools to encourage the teachers and scholars in doing their work The more interest you manifest in their progress, the more rapid will that progress ho. The parent who fails to do this should never make any complaint of either teachers or
scholars.
The Putnam Court of Common Pleas, Judge Burns presiding, is still in session, and in the third and last week of its present (October) term. The cause ofJan.es Hodshire, ndin'r of James Brown, dee d, vs Polly ami Matilda Brown.—involving the ownership of personal property in the possession and use of said decedent and said defendants, his sisters, having lived together ns one family for over forty years at thc time of his death, ami disclosing much of the customs of olden times, when men und women alike wore homespun of their own lunnufucturc ami participated together in all the labors of the "clearing,"—is at present occupying the attention of thc court ami bids fair to continue yet for several days, perhaps to the close of the term. The following State ami civil causes have been finally disposed of: Shite vs. Itnlelgh S|iiirgci>ii—A. .V It.; tindiiiff Knitty anti tine $6 i»n*l costs. Stum 1 s. W. M. M«-rwiii— • W.; Iiii<lln2 not guilty ami "left UischKrKC"l.
t stud mu
tin" community, ami theijf i, v cuth has east n glisiru over otir whole jsqMiTnfmn T lirv were both buried in one grave—a marked ami solemn sight. F'kikso.
LOCAL NOTICES. XOTK.— Th- Hn'irn trill rut In for n lotuU't' tour limn out irr>/., an<l trill hr rhitrytA tin c>nt* n Unr.
Sir trot tin mnkr a hrtr. X.S-MS—w *N^ \ S'* .4 «
Subscribe for the Sent York Independent ami I'utnnm * Magatine, for |S7(I, at duh rates, with T II. Stevenson.
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Fairbanks’ Beales. These scales have become the standard scale, are known to everybody, always prove correct both in the [siutry, store and stock yard All scales are also warranted to be correct So if yon want a pair of scales, call on Fairbanks’agents, Burnside A Rogers.
Sewing ■achines. Wc have not deemed it necessary to he cot. tinunlly gassing alxuit our Sow 1 nc Machines, because the drover A Baker, the kind we keep, speak for themselves. Don’t take our word, but ask any onJ you know, who uses this machine, and wc are sure you will huv none other.
Good Flour. We want it distinctly understood that we keep a first-rate article of F'an.ily F’lour. w hich wc warrant to give satisfaction.
We mop n few men yot come into town who look ns though they needed n new saddle Now, gents, ifyoti are actually needing a sail die, and a saddle that is n saddle, ju-t go to Burnside A Rogers' and get a Texan saddle Co* thtDO. I 'H<fanp h»»t ckimhI.
LARGEST STOCK
Envelopes, with your card neatly printed, at the Bvnnkii office Silver Plated Castors in great variety, latest styles ami best quality, ranging in price from $.'>.50 to $ !■">. at Brnttin’s. Buy while you have a good assortment to select from.
Printing. fice.
-.lob Printing at thc Basskr of-
If you have anything you don't want, or il you haven t what you do want, why just say so in the Bannkr, and you w ill he sure to get it. Visiting and Business Cards, in the best styles, at the BaXNSR office The Great Contest Ended.—The trial between the Howe, /Fitmi. Singer and Weed Sewing Machines, which has occupied so much attention in tin" town of (Sreeneastle for several days, was concluded Tuesday night hy Mrs John ('rose purchasing, of Mc.liinscy, the celebrated Improved Singer Machine, disregarding special and very unusual inducements held out bv the agents of thc .Fitnu uml Weed Machines, in the way ofdediictii n<, to influence thc ultimate decision. Letter Heads, Note Heads, Statements, Bill Heads. Circulars, ami Posters, at the Hannrk office.
-A-USriD T ZEE IE
€ hcai pest l*ric‘c\*
1704-1860. One Hnndred and Fifly-flrst Semi-Annnal Statement Insurancp Co. of North America, JULY 1, lSf,9. Unsh Capital and Surplus, $2,51*6,652 1 0. Has successfully encountered the vicissitudes and dangers incident to the business of Fire Insurance for a longer period than any similar institution in America. Losses paid since organization, orer Twenty Million Dollar*. Present position: the Company has the largest not surplus over and above all liabilities of any Fire Insttranec company in the United States, save one. Net cash Premiums received during the six months ending June 30. I"69. $1,(110.2-90 66. Anuiunt added to Surplus F'uml, same time, $23S,.'i28 81. A " Home Company," combined with the pre-eminent ability, safety and security of an old ami firmly established Company. All fair losses adjusted and paid on the spot, without trouble or expense to the assured. W M C. BLAKE, Ofliee. opposite the Vottojfice, Greeneastte, Indiana.
I2ST
Jirfn proceeded to the election of officers to
WCr »erv<
remain the only one. The next meeting is Roberts ( Impel.
serve until the next regular annual election,
with thc following result :
President.—John 1). Hutchings, of Rob-
erts Chapel.
Fir*t Vice Preiident.—Oliver M. Hensley,
of F'irst Presbyterian Church.
Serond Vice PretidenU.—T ('. (Srooms, for F'irst Pres. Church; Hr. S. F'isher, for Roberts Chapel; J. I* F'ordyce, for Second Presbyterian Church ; Orville Fair), for Baptist Church; J J. Smiley, for Christian Church; Wm. Smith, for Ashury University, and J. Birch, for Simpson Chapel. Correrpondintj Secretary.—Rev. F\ K Rob-
erts, of the Baptist Church.
Recording Secretary—Ocorge Kimble, of
at .Simpson Chapel, Monday evening, at 6J
Treasurer.—J. D. Stevenson, of F’irst Prcs-
tlie ladies are invited byterian church. The appointment of standing committees
was referred to
Rev. J W (irecne, J D. Stevenson, and II’. S. Ragan, with instructions to report at the next meeting, excepting the Committee on Literary Exercises uml Meetings, w hich was appointed as follows: John (iilmore, James
o clock, to which all
I he State (Jeologist bus at hist discovered •hat there is such a place as Putnam county, and will send his assistant, Dr. tj. M. losvette, here this week, for the purpose of tracing the eastern line of the coal belt, and making some other investigations, We hope
“Heap Meat.'' — H <i Reeves, just snulh of Siuthnrd's corner, is killingnbnut one hundred beeves a week, thirtv-five hog*, and nlsMit the same numlier of sheep. He keeps the best meats, at the lowest prices. The shop is open early und late for thc accoiniiKNliitiull of evorvlxidy.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
f time in
thi* Ik'itartincnli nndu>'l bt choryr-l fen cenfH n line for the fint iilurrfion, art'l Arec’ nt< n line for coeh wilitional
insertion. Seven trorfie rnnhe a hue.
For Sale.—Valuable city projierty, bv J. S. Nutt, North side Public Hquaro. * f.'>-2 100 Turkeys at Lyon A " elk s for ThanksgiviiiK. 4A-*
<’ity of firocncHHtlo vs. Win. McCny—nfipeii^.'IcnHc*; 1 fttrickon from ilockot. v*. Win. M< <V»y—uppeiil, .'Jcmhcx; nollicl. Hi.itr vh. John O'Hrirn—A. A - | It.. J cnNfkH ; id*11 if**I. Slnto vh. Thos. fsaniiiDr, Jr., hidI Hliito vh. John L. CJrnjr#—A. 4% H., noHi$>'l. State vh. John t Mwlcy—ilcHOt'rating the Salt bath, 2 cnncH ; j pl«*:i of guilty, iudI line Si in eni'h onne. (Jty of I < JrceiH’HHth'vh. Mich.-iol MBhtm'V—iippe.-tl; diHniiH.HO'l 1
Stuto vh. Andrew J. Hcott—A. A Ii. ; plon guiltv. an i SOTE.—Xnhec* trtll he \n*e led for nnt, length of $6 nad cost. HtnU- vs. Hsmiiel llsteix.-ui—A. 4 H.; 1 Ilemi. lme.a, asdM.Uhe rknevnO** eenl. n !
finding guilty, and fine 92 and dohIm. State vh. Jah. H. Wright—A. A It.; nollied. Htat«* vh. TIioh. Forlieii —retailing; line 95 and eoata in two cnaeii eneli. State vh. JoHepli MorriHon—A. A li. (on unele Johnny llainiiiond); pica guilty, and tine 92<» and rout*. State vh. Ihin’l K. Shoemaker—a.HHauit ; pica guilty and fine 8'» anti cents. State vh. Wm. McCoy—A. B.; trial hy jury, and fine 91 and cohIh. State vh. Kdw’d It. Miller—A. A B.; trial by jury, and deft not guilty and dineharged. State vh. Monroe Miller, and 2 ciihoh vh. Daniel Miller—A. A. It.; nolliod. State
vh. Meredith T. Atherton—unlawfully going upon - landn, Ac.; plea guilty, and fine SI and coatn. State, TlirCC WEoiltllS Gratis ! ! ! ex. rel., Johanna McHenry va. Michael McHenry— 77. . ... . surely Ilf II,.- peuro ; dismisse.l f„r w.u.t of pro’se. , T !ir ’.‘ebesix-st aiid t^.t nf l^ L^rsry Wee^^^
ciitiou. State vh. John Weidle—A . AB.; pica guilty, 1 and fine 81 ami coate. State vh. Michael Shay—A. A
B.; plea guilty, and fine 85 and cont*.
Henry Crawley vh. Eliiu J. Crawley—divorce ; die* misaed by plff. Jam os H. Lee vh. Mary J. Lee—divorce; ditmtififted. Joaeph C. Baker vh. Hr>l»ert Stack—appeal; caune dinmiKHod by agreement. Klindwth Colliniworth vh. HiihhoI Collinaworth—di* vorce and alimony; trial and judgment of divorce, and for alimony an per agreement filed. Timothy tin**.
M. Bundy—petition for adoption of child, Alice t;. Nne Huherthrrs for 1S70 wilt hnvc fliclrsuliIngletion; adoption ordered with ehange of n«m« xnYill Vlie UrarexVra cdi , ti"in\.fl£»t r .|*le'is exll.-uist! to Alice (». Bandy. A. C. Noe vh. Alice D. Noe—di- ! ed. Thin will f*» Thirteen Paper* in addition to the
a cniiiinitl.... c vorce; dismissed l.y I,nr. (iroomsA Whitworth rs. regillnr weekly niimlicrs forlilTO—or Fifteen Months a uiiliimittee vuiisistiiig of ■ 1 in nil ' When our extra cdllx.n is exlmusted, the
Tenny 4 Wright; dismiMed hy plalot'ffii. •> 1 names of all new suh«ril"ers f..r ISTO.ill he entered
CrREE IT CASTLE,
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J, 0, STEVENSON & SON'S,
THE SATDRDAf EVENING POST,
in offering unequalled indueeinentH to new Hiilmt-rib-
ern,
In the firM paper of October, it commence^ a j brilliant N«»vclet called “A Famii.v Faii.iwo,” by Kli*abeth Pre«*eott. It al*o i$ n^w running a Heriaf, eallod “fJeoige Canterbury’* Will,’* by Mr*. Henry
Wood, the fnmoiiH author of “Kant Lynne," Ac. fg-fjt will eontinindh miccced eiwh othAmong thnne already on hand, or in progrenn,
’ * Amanda M. iFouglnn ; •
JV#'»r Xorrlrt* will
or. Among those air . . are “ I’nder a B»*n,’ by Auianda M. Doiiglnn ; •• Ih--onie'H Secret," hy Frank l*©a Benedict; A Novelet,
by Mr*. Ho*mer, Ac.
The Post also give* the Genu of the F.tuihuh Maya-
the Doctor w ill remain with us long enough A, Curtis ami Alpheus Uireli. The Treas- * thorough work I nluss thi*i* done, | urer wus instructed to puy the expensos in1 1 'i'mi nations are almost worthless. | eurred in procuring tho services of M I!
Barnett vh. James Wilaon, et al.; dinmiMMed hy pl’fT. | on our lint the very week they are retmved
next friend, vh, Uichard Loyd ; dinmiSHcd by pl'tf. Daniel Cloughasaay v». Bridget Cloughaatiay—di- | vorce; di*mi**cd. Pleasant Mo**, adm'r of Harriet Taylor—rjutfg’t and decree for #1»» ini. Ann Elisa Iluttuu vh, JamcH Hutton—divorce ; diHtniHHed. D. j S. A s. C. Dry den v». Wm. J. W. A F. IV Nelson— jud^’t and decree for (in all) fl,M2| w. John Lyn- h I
A copy of the large and heantiftil Premnim Steel Ingraving—" Taking the MeaNtire of the Weflding lint/"—engrax^'d at:»(XwU »«f $JttU—wiM ta* ncut to
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every full (|fl.AO) aitbaeriher, and t»» every per non Mending a club. Thin i* a truly beautiful engraving'
AddreHH H. PETERSON A rt». % 319 IValnuf Street, Philadelphia. €t “rtcisi.* Conn risi i"* | iv* Cui,/*>w
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Elegnnt French nnd t*orm»B Corsets, white and colored, all sizes, just received at Williamson & Vosburgh’s.
KHk) Yards Remnants—Offisinett, for men and boys’ wear. Those goods arc in pieces of from one to five yards each, and ■oiling at very low prices. Zephyr Yarn, single and spli^ in a great variety of colori, at Williamson & Vosburgh’s. 20 >0 Yards Remnants—Canion Flannel, just received direct from tho factory. We sell them twenty per cent, less than the same quality of goods cut from tho piece. Pieces of from one to ten yards.
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You can always find a good stock of those splendid Quaker Knitting Yarns, in mixed, white, and scarlet, perfectly clear erf grease, at Williamson & Vo*burgh’s. 1000 Yards Remnants—Bleached Domestic, “Lonsdale” and “Blackstone,” just received and selling at a great bargain. Call and examine tho goods and see at what astonishingly low price* they are selling. Ladies, you can always find every size of Coates’ And Clark’* best Machine Thread, and Beldings s world-renowned Sewing Silks, all colors, at Williamson A Vosburgh’s. We make a speciality of Gents’ British Half Hose, Linen Handkerchiefs ready hemmed, and the latest novelties in Pajier Collars and Cults.
A splendid lineofTable Cloths, I on els and Crashes, just receivwd at Williamson A Vosburgh’s.