Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 September 1880 — Page 8

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PUBLIC SALE

SH0ET-H0R1T

j |ia*“Mr. Starr, Press Agent with Bari num’s show, is a courteous gentleman, J fully up to his business, ami calculated

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The celebrated "Lilly, Brackett ^ Co." mens’ line shoos can be purchased at only one place in Greencastle. P. K. Christie is the sole agent for them. One look will satisfy any good judge that they possess all the merit claimed for . , them: the best quality of stock, the best

lnos s * ,m * 1 titling and best finished shoes that are

A case of Jamestown Alpacas just opened at G. W. CORNV IS & CO'S. Velvets, Plushes, Brocades,Plaids, Satins, Fringes, ahd all the new style trimmings at the Fancy Bazar. 2t22

to 2 yards wide at

Oil Cloths, COBWIN’SJ

to make triends for both self and the j management, wherever he goes.

fjgg- Cast Saturday the

debate of the canvass was held at the | , nanu '( sc tured in the United States, it Court House, Messrs. Welch and Neff, I you want a good shoe or boot of any opposing candidates for Representative, j kind, don’t fail to call at Christie's shoe

, , , , store, near the National Bank. You will,

ora iiriia f. m. a "•> - • ?e t a better quality for the same amount very low, at JONES' Urug Store.

of money than at any other place.

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r rucsday, Oct. A. f 880

AT I O’CLOCK l*. HI.

being the

The house was packed, the best of feel ing prevailed, and the crowd was, undoubtedly, amused, entertained anil in-

structed.

(@*Barnum s Circus and Menagerie

Coal Oil, best in the market; also

You will | Lamps, Lanterns and Lamp Chimneys,

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Don’t Forget

New Carpets just received at G.

•6TElder E. I). Thomas, of Danville, 1 w - CORWIN & CO’S. Ind., will preach at Palestine church, in J Just opened, at the Fancy Bazar, Floyd township, the first Saturday and , (j, e finest and cheapest lot of Silks, Cash-

spread its canvass in this city on Thurs- Sunday in October. The ordinance of \ meres, Novelty and other dress goods

J. H. Farrow

day last, and drew such a crowd ns only P. T Ilarnum can draw. The exhibition itself is, without doubt, the most complete on the road, in all its appoint-!

Baptism will be administered on Sun-

day,

fiiay Services to-morrow as

at Locust Street Church follows: Preaching at 7:30 p. m. by the new

ever shown in this city. -t--New Prints, New Gingham’s. New Muslins, nt CORWIN’S.

Paints—

ments, while the talent engaged is the 1 jq.^ „ ra> and 7.30 p m t iv ,h e newl Use Uauimar’s best. Wo have not space, though we pasto| . Kev j. L pj, ner< Sabbath School 1 ^ 0 .'' niaky « 'beautiful have the desire, to particularize, hut of nt 2 p . m . ; temperance lesson-1st Cor., durable and cheaper

Mixed

finish, are more than lead. Sold

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-AND-

Thcre will hcon mle trnm 40 to 50 head of

cattle, all of Iho boat families.

TERMS.—A credit of six months, purchaser eivimr note with approved security * 1:1 1

discount for cash.

A liberal

I the novelties with the show of 1S80, wcjq. 24" 27. Prof. Post has char-e of the only at .it’NFS’ Drug Store. I wish to say we have never seen them R tudents’ class. All are cordially invited i,’ or j, ace Curtains and Curtain

■ ■ I -11 tJuuHed. Fbe “Zazel” did all zdver- to attend these servioez. sh-ules rail at c. W. inKWlN (iCO’S. lYI. L. Uarnall. tized.wwie the trained oxen are perfect Ma , ;;) . on80- , liav „ Uani*- ' , , , ,

in their work beyond belief; Madame , . . ... Why stand around on our street Nelson, with her doves, is a new and ^ ^ b ‘ 1 V ’ ^rners all day and go home hungry, pleasing feature, and the riding of Mad- f, a, " Ue '^ ^ n'T’ when you can get a good warm meal at anie Dock rill, Sebastian and Hollis, is the i' chard ' , 1 . { | Unt ° n r , Bu " t0n ! WILL BURK’S Restauaant. 2,2!

I homaK Halloway and Amanda Starr. Eli Mercer and Arabella Moreland, Fred j New Millinery in all the latest S. Hacked and Elizabeth Heavin, N<'1-' sty | cs ttt LANGDON’S Bazar. 2t22 ! son C. Priest and Charity L. L n wis, Star- '

BSrWe are pleased to note the fact ljng McCammack and Orlena Miller, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Glass, Putty that the Lomsvi' c, New Albany and t harles C. McLain and Emma E. Lane. , p nint Brushes—lowest prices, at Chicago Railroad is proceeding to carry 1 .,, , . ., 0 out the plans for the improvement of its [ ffaTA dispatch from Clovcrdalo, dated 'UN’ES' Drug Store.

8®*Mis8 Lillie Stevenson has gone to thebonil ' ) issued for that purpose ' Sept. 15 says: During a political meet | Milt. E. Thomas, Notary Public,

LOCAL LEMES. fl*ay*Mr. P. 0. Harris is visiting in Ver-

mont.

®aj“First frost Of the season Monday

morning.

best in their lines. Persons who take to j circuses, missed it if they did not attend 1

Darnutn’s, on Thursday last.

tv.ewfflies ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR 3>ltV GOODS and NOTIOXN, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS .Alsrr) EiTTO-S. (’urtains and I avtain Fixtures, Best Goods at Botton£Prices! Satisfaction Guaranteed to all. We take pleasure in Showing our Goods. feS^Opposite National Bank.

Cincinnati. ®£y.Tas. M. Owen is the papa of a new baby boy. 8gJ“The female College opened up this week. ftgyDonnis Downs started to Ireland on Tuesday. gtCjyThe Misses Goulding arc visiting at Salem, Ind. RigyMr. Alrred Ilirt has gone to New York on business. a6P*i'’ol. Matson is billed for a speech at Fincastle to-night. Bfeiy-Liet. Williams and family have gone to Keokuk, Iowa. tejyBlaok Bros, shipped a load of. horses west this week. HfcjyC. F. Coffin has boon assisting J. Tv. Langdon this week. Bfa?’Miss Rallie Bowman, of St. Louis, is visiting relatives here. 8fc*y*Tlouses for rent are very scarce in Gaoencastlc—so report goes. fOgy-.Jesse Itichardson has been appointed deputy city marshal. fcp-Asbnry starts out under extromcly favorable auspices this year. ftv5y*Dr. C. E. Scott, of Castleton, is visiting his parents in this city. jagy-L. P. Chapin is employed at the I. & St. L. Depot as assistant agent. SteST'Dr. E. W. Fisk will preach at the Presbyterian church to-morrow. Elder Frank is now pastor of the Christian Church at Spencer, Ind. (PSV*Mrs. G. M. Black is expected to return from Kentucky on Monday. Cgf-Mrs. Harris and Miss Rader, of Hillsboro, Ills., are visiting Mrs. C. J. Scott. I®“Mossrs. Earp, McNutt and Dnrnall are attending medical lectures at Indianapolis. garMiss Jennie Ragan has gone to Dorchester, 111., where sho teaches school. jtivfMr. A. J. Furrow is announced for a speech at Brick Chapel next Tuesday evenining. BigyMr. Jerome Allen and wife are seeing the sights at the Cincinnati Exposition this week. RijerMioekridgo & Bridges hav'o sold and delivered ten car-loads of cattle this week—average weight, l,5SO. B@y»Mr. Roese Vermilion, of Centreville, Iowa, is visiting his many relatives and friends in Putnam county. jigSHT. James II. Taylor and bride, of Indianapolis, have boon visiting relatives and friends in GreencaHie this week. jgpTIon. Billy Williams is announced for a Republican speech in this city today, and a largo hearing for him is expected. fiigyDr. Marine, the new pastor of College Avenue Church, has arrived bore, and will conduct services at that Church to-morrow. 6*35“Mrs. Kemper, of Bedford, Iowa, sister of Messrs. Isaiah and Thomas Vermilion, with her family, are visiting relatives and friends hero. #3^1 f you want election stickers, leave your orders at this office immediately—they are better than “scratching” the ticket with a pencil, ffcgf-T’he Society of vhe Sacred Heart

having been disposed of. Several new ing at Cataract, Owen County, yesterday. Morton, Indiana. Acknowledgements coaches have been placed on the lino, which was addressed by Colonel C. C. [.^ven and conveyancing promptly attendand throe new sleepers are about to be 1 Matson, a crowd of young men and boys e( j ( 0 tf2S added. The work on the improvement "’ere engaged in tiring salutes. An old ! - —— - - of the road bed, bridges, & •., has also . pieco of mill-pipe was used for the pur- - ewr* toe , i. ew . tyles. .amps been commenced. Few ties and rails pose, and burst, scattering the pieces in ,lni ' ,un P " H>l * L!"'-,' " L 1 < o!'.* are being distributed, and it is the inten-j all directions. Manford Slovens, a young I st * l ' 11 ' 1 ,lt ' nlp ‘ ' or ''

lion to make the improvements as complete as possible. The freight business of this road has largely improved during the last few weeks. It has now a larger freight traffic than it can handle with its present rolling stock, and has had to

borrow several locomotives lately from !i n session at New Albany, the following its nortlieui connection. Eight new lo-1 appointments were made by the Bishop couiotivj# arc now being constructed for a nd read on Monday: Indianapolis Dist-

man from Jordon village, received a se-1 Call and examine the mammoth vere wound by a largo piece of the pipe 1 stock of now goods just opened at LAXGcoming in contact with his leg. He was ' DON’S Bazar. 2t22 crippled severely, but his wound is not | Don’t forget that WILL BURK Is dangerous. .ready to serve meals at all hours. Oys-fay-At the Indiana M. E. Conference,, t ers and other delicacies of the season.

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l (;hai>t‘l Tair. r ck Chapel Fair, held at the grounds about two miles nortti of this city, w r as quite a success this year, especially so far as exhibits were coeerncd. A walk over the gronds on Tuesday was time well spent. The horse and cattle stalls were all filled, while the supply of sheep and hog pens was not sutlicient to accommodate the stock entered, and new ones had to be built. The show of hogs, sheep, poultry and products of the farm was very fine. Among the gentlemen exhibiting live stock were Messrs. Peck, Sweeney, O’Hair, Hall, Farrow, Miller. Lufollet, Garner, Linley, Randolph, Allen, Thornton, Smiley Bros., Nutgrass, M’Gill, Brothers, Turner, Gosling, Kosher & Bro., Priest, Smith, Glover and Lewis. In Floral Hall the exhibits were excellent, and notable among them were Cole Bros.’ Lightning Rods, Domestic Sewing machine work, Hardware exhibit of J. 1). Stevenson & Son. floral exhibit of John Wilson, and harness by E. Hibbitt, while the ladies’ handiwork, in the way of table comforts, needle work etc., was well represented by Mrs. Farrow, Mrs. Crow, Miss Mattie Allison, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. Ettor, Mrs. Allison, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Fcrrand and others whoso names we failed to learn. Chas. Webster was also on hand showing a churn. Fine fruits were exhibited by Messrs. Hillis, Priest, Cooper, Chandler, Wood, Glover, Kosher, Gardner, Webster, Talbott arid Allen. The poultry show by Messrs. Smiley, Allen and others was excellent. In agiicultural Hall there was as fine a display of grains, seeds, vegetables, etc., as is generally found at any fair in the most favora-

ble seasons.

The attendance at the Fair on Wednesday was small, far to-/ small for the merits of the show, but we learn the attendance on JT’hursday and Friday was

much larger.

Next week we arc promised the list of premiums awarded, for publication, so look out all ye that are interested, <0111-1 PrOC4M*<llllgS. The following cases have been disposed of since our last: Franklin Life Ins. Co. vs. Asa 0. and Chas. T. Fordyce.—On note. Dismissed

at pl’fTs costs.

Win. A. Brown vs. James Brown etal. —Partition and land sale. Order for paymentof share of proceeds of sale of

Amandah Hairah to pl’fl’.

First National Bank of Greencastle vs. Leah Torr, executrix, Ac., and J. M.Torr SrOn note. Judgment by agreement by

agreement for $4J2 and costs.

The following Grand Jury was em-

om,posed of communicants of the Catho-1 panne , e( , on Mond

lie Church, this city, will give a fair and 1 Wm ^ Thom|l8 j. Sigleri Jas> T festival at Opera House, October G and 7. | MiIler Joe , „ j ame8 Highti eU C^-Elder Badger, by request, preach-l an( i J. B. Cooper. Joel II. Shinn was t s from the following text to-morrow |appointed foreman and J. Will Cookerly

morning: "1 form the light and create duikness; I make peace and create evil; I, the Lord, do all these things.”—Isaiah,

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bailiff to the Grand Jury.

The cases of the prisoners in jail ar expected to bo disposed of the preser

week.

rid, John Pouchar, P. E.

Win. McGinncss. Brooklyn, Joseph Whaton. Eminence, Supplied by W. A. Fox, Greencastle, Locust Street, J. L. Pitner. Indianapolis, Ames, George F. Culmer; California Street, E. T. Curnick; Meridian Street, II. J. Talbott. Martinsville, J. E. Brant. Mooresville, T. G. Beharrell. Monrovia, James V. Moore. Morgantown, Janies D. Crane. Putnamville, Miles Woods. Quincy, Joseph Rawlins. Waverly, C. \V. Woods.

West Newton, A. F. Bridges.

fl-tg-The Indianapolis Journal of Tuesday last says: Dr. James H. Taylor, assistant demonstrator of anatomy at the Medical College of Indiana, and Miss Delia E Kern, a very popular young lady of the eastern part of the city, were married last night at Roberts Park Church, in the presence of a large number of invited guests, Bishop Bowman officiating. The attendants were Miss Jennie Herr, of Brazil; Miss Emma Blake, of Greencastle, and Misses Ida Henry and Agnes Lennes, city; Messrs. 0. E. Holloway, city; C. W.DePauw, New Albany; W. W. Taylor, Greencastle, and C. E. Finney, city. Doctor Taylor is one of the most promising young physicians of the city, and his wife has long been recognized as an amiable and accomplished lady. They have the heartiest wishes of many friends

in their union.

8tB5"A special to the Indianapolis Journal, dated Greencastle, Sept. 13 1880, is printed below, though we know nothing of the truth or falsity of the news contained therein. Hero is the dispatch: Our Democratic Sheri If, Lewman, is still displaying his great love for the exodustors from North Carolina. Last Wednesday he led a a party of twenty-one, including twelve voters, to Indianapolis, where ho bought and gave them tickets to North Carolina. The affair was managed very quietly and was only discovered at the Union Depot by a gentlemen from here, who recognized seven of them, and to whom they told their story. Sheriff Lowm&n lias been actively engaged in this business since the exodus began, and as the election approaches will doubtless get rid of as many Republican voters as posiblo. ICEyAt a recent meeting of the Faculty and Board of Trustees of the Central College of Physicians and Surgeons of Indianapolis, Dr. It. F. Stone, of Bainbridge, was unanimously elected to the Chair of Special Therapeutics and Chemical medicine. Dr. Stone regrets to say that this appointment will necessitate his moving to the city by the first of October, and requests that we express his sincere thanks to the good people of northern Putnam for their liberal patronage during the past fifteen years, and the assurance that, while it causes him much pain to part with bis old friends and patrons, yet it is a matter of pleasure and satisfaction that ho can conscientiously recommend Dr. L. C. Cline, Ins partner and successor, as a successful physician, well qualified, in every way worthy of the liberal -rage and confidence of the people.

—Miss Laura Ammnrrnan has a

Belleville roc>m * n Talhurt’s block, two doors south

of the post office, whore she will be pleased to receive orders for all kinds of fancy work. Stauiping a specialty. 4t20 Envelopes, Paper, Pens, Ink, Pencils, Slates and Sponges; also Combs, Brushes, Perfumes, Toilet Powders and Fancy articles—lowest prices, at JON ES’ Drug Store. 2i22

Mrs. Claspill and sister. Miss Grissom, have returned, and have reopened their mantua making parlors over Gillespie’s store, and are now ready for the fall and winter trade with the very latest cuts and designs, and guarantee all suits to give satisfaction or money refunded. Give us a call. ^ 2t21 On Monday next I will open New Fall Dress Goods, Flannels, Jeans, Towels, Tablo Linens, Napkins, Ginghams and Canton Flannels. Call and see goods and prices. C. \V. TALBURT. 2(21

Oysters served by the dish in the best posible style at WILL BURK’S. Also for sale by the can. 2t21 Oysters. Oysters, the first of tho season, at WILL BURK’S Restaurant. 2t21

TOM ABRAMS defies competition In his line, ('all and see him.

When you want to buy or sell butter, eggs, bacon, lard, or any kind of produce, be sure to go to Wysong’s, northwest corner of the public squae. tf

HEADQUARTERS Talburt’s Block, South of the postotlico. New Goods received every week and sold

at the Lowest Prices

For Cash.

Everybody invited to call and be made happy.

Co ■'W. TAlaBOlT. TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

PROF. GUJXMETTE’S

FHE2TCH 2SID1TET PAL

A Positive & Permanent Cure Gun ran ted

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nan ciijob oi uiiivui. Diabetes, Dropsy, ...i.ni w iit Kidneys, Inenntincnee and Retention ot the I rine, ,nation "f the Kidneys, Vatiirrh of Hie Bladder. Hieh

|Va\ | rine, Bain in the Buek, bide or Loins, Nervous weakness, and

in tart all disorders ofthe Bludder and l rinary Urnans, wheth-

Sailer rontrmtud liy private di-euscs nr otherwise. Tin /r-i o&irStremedy hits been used with sueecss for nenrly ten year-!!

Brunei-, w ith the most won lerful curutivo ofleets. It-uri - , absorption; no nauseous internal medicines beimr re'iuirtd. We have hnndreds of testimonials of cures by this Bud when all

else had failvd.

•X » 'r'a-yXT’fy It you nro sufTcrine from Female WeskSutJAJLf ness, Leuccorrho u., ordiseusi.- peeuliiiri females, or in fuel any disease of the Kidneys, a-k your drill irist for Prof, Hnilmette’s French Kidney Bad, and take no ":t er. If ho has not cot it, send 42 and you will receive the Pal by return mail. Address U. S. Branch FRENCH FAB CO.,

Toledo, Ohio*

Prof. Guilmette’s French Kidney Pad

Will pofitively euro Fever ami Ague, Dumb Ague, Anne, Cake, Billions Fever, Jaundice. Pyspepsiii. und all diFojisos of tho Liver, Stomach :md Blood* The pad cure 8 by absiorp on* \-k your drutxRift for this and take no other. If ho does not keep it, send £1 50 to the trench

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Cheapest place in town to buy groceries is at TOM ABRAMS’. 4 Headquarters for lb'’ Best Salt uml Lowest Prices at WYSONG’S, North west Corner Public Square, tfu Go and see TOM ABRAMS at his now quarters. HAMMOND’S HACK runs to all trains. Leave orders to call for passengers or baggag-i at Darnall Bros, & Co’s Store. U tl Nice new stock of Glassware and Qucenswaro at TOM ABRAMS’. Bargains in Groceries, Provisions, Qucenswaro, Glassware, etc., at A. L. GOODBAR& SON’S, East Side Public

Square.

Save money by buying your groceries, provisions, qucenswaro and glassware at Wysong’s, northwest corner public square. tf5 A. L. GOODBAR & SON. the now grocers, East Side Square, invito everybody to call and see them. Good goods and low prices will be the chief induce ments at this house.

Pud C<»., (U. S. tfrnnoh ) Toledo* Ohio, and receive it by return mail.

Conrad Cook. Sole A^ent for Putnam County.

Pint

Largest Stock!

Greatest Variety! Lowest Prices! Also, Paints, Oils Glass, Putty, Varnish, etc., at GOOICS nDIR/LTO- STOKE,

OUT. CROOK’S

WINE 0

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f,, as a succei ,<* nuid in eve

Nice ABRAMS’.

new Lake Salt at TOM!.

Greencastle Foundry -AND>1 A.C’IIIJN IG CX>:>II?AIVY, —Manufacturers of— Culver’s Iren Drag Saw Anil all kinds of Mrchinciy and cu.-tines. r rttepnirinir on Mill M urk and Barm Machinery done promptly. Shop uiar South Depot, (jlreoncastle,. Ind.

cure: thousands yearly. !T 15 THE LEADINI REMEDY FPR All THROAT & LUNG COMPLAINTS Hoalt?i and Strength follow from ite use. If you have Weak Lukos, nro Con bumptivk, have Genrhal Deuility, Dyb-

ruiNfA, or RnoNeiiiTiH, the use of ti single

Lottie will satisfy you that it meets the n—ity of your case and gives a relief tli ;t cm bo hml from no other aource.

237 Cirs DOTTLE.

The M 'D-.t obstinate CoufUfl and Colds

Immediately relieved.

D3. CROOK’S WhiG of Tar, a positive c:s: For Co mill is, Coit!:, A;:d C0t:3VMT?:V.T. It i j the host of Touicu, Cures Dyspeptini P.ostoros tho Appctlto, Strengthens the’lyMt:-a Kestores tho IToak r.ail Dobil’.tatuil, A trial of It v lll prove nil \vc claim. Ark your druggint for Dr. Cnsk 3 Wise c(T»r;tukonoolhrr For sale by alldruKi-M* at One Dollar a ijottlc. S.N.Siailh fcCo.Pro. Succe’s lu Oliver Cr« ik «i. '-«•

«• ‘ . Dr. J

Dayton, Ohio.

A bottle contains 16 times as much i-.a t if £5 cent preparation. IT HliitfS.

K.rnmor's Carman Eve S:;l»o l-« « pc-Mtlvc ci.;v fo-

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re eyes, mid no rf'r.uf y i. immedb'itn in it* effect8. 1'i ice

box. Should your not have it

your dn »t:i‘r, not have it, on receipt of 23 cert a

{ur postage btan.p; > v e \.i!l .'’iid m>u r. 1 ox free c>f expern’C.

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