Greencastle Star Press, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 March 1894 — Page 3

Vol. 35, No47

GRKENCASTLB, IKD., MAR. 24, 1894.

T. JACOBS OIL PerfisTcura if BUR9IS, BRUISES, SCALDS, CUTS AND WOUNDS.

U.""., Vol. 21, No 49

| Janies E. Talbott haa a “grand- frank Vermilion .. j father’s clock’’ of the real old sort, Ver ™ii‘°n * Bro | with wooden works, that has been chasta^nX Co running and in constant use for about Chastain & t o

r /j siA si y The Loui9ian * tourists —Dr. G /7C/V Ol'/( Cz/'/'T/f/ts? Bence, John A. Bence, Will He

Houck,

Elijah Grantham, J.F. Hill, John H. P } eTC a y and T - w - McNeff returned

aimng, etc., free. < ii<-ni> iMiat .r/ng. tuition, the first of the week. So far as we

ay payment*. !*u»tti<>n* -e 11 r*-<( (,y our , ,

i.iutties, B-noiifoiillustrated<'iit*iugue»i.d I’u^r nave heard them express an opinion, ■ ■— 11,1 —— ————— 1 —— ‘^‘ w ? 1 they are well pleased with their trip

‘ITY AND COUNTY an<l thlnk a wonderfully beautiful,

rich and productive country.

.. . . The Woman’s Club entertained ’ ’ their sisters of the Century Club, at Claude Hoover is reported conval- Ladies’ Hall, on last ‘ Saturday. c ^ n B* i The literary portions of the enterMrs. Chas. E. Allen has returned to tainment were rendered by Mrs. T. laris, Ills. C. Hammond, Mrs. C. Cook, Mrs. J. Born, to G. W. Brawner and wife, a Birch and Miss Martha Ridpath, and n, on Mar. 17. are said to have been finely written Marion Hurst and wife have been and very entertaining. The guests

were highly pleased with the after-

noon’s entertainment.

Visiting at Terre Haute.

J® J. W. Cole went to Pittsburgh, on

business, a few days ago.

H Herbert and Miss Susie Kelly vis-

ated at Stilesville, on Sunday.

5 Mrs. Harry Elliott has been here

rom Brazil visiting relatives.

Mr. Childs, of Evansville, has been

isiting M. L. Adler and wife.

John Cawley shipped a car load of xtra horses to Boston, on Saturday. Helen Gouger and Mary Ellen Lease ire announced to speak at Brazil in

April.

Jesse W. Weik has been visiting his Triend, Hon. A. C. Bearss, at Peru,

Ind.

Mumps of a most stalwart order are prevalent about Deer Creek, east of his city. Cats, dogs, etc., are in demand in the natural science department of the University. Miss Ora Henton has accepted a situation as trimmer in a millinery store at Ladoga. Prof. T. L. Neff came down from Chicago, the first of the week, to visit relatives here. Miss Givens, who has been visiting L Miss Edith Waltz, returned to Edinlivburg on Saturday. Base ball has sprouted and promises to made a wonderfully strong growth this season. Clay Allen and family, of Indianapolis, have been guests of Dr. G. C. Smythe and family. We print horse and jack bills and cards in the best manner and at lowest prices at the Star-Prkss office. Wm. Alspaugh returned from Norfolk, Va., a few days ago, suffering from a severe attack of pneumonia. At Russellville, a few nights ago, theives broke into the store of Ross 6 Gott, and stole cutlery, watches and jewelry worth over $200. No ar-

rests.

Mr. and Mrs. Ves. Miller have been here from Oklahoma, visiting relatives and their many friends Mrs. Miller was known here as Miss Lizzie

Brattin.

The Star-Press has by far the largest circulation of any newspaper published in Putnam county; it is taken and read in every nook and corner of this county, and is beyond doubt the best advertising medium, tlu&iiicss men should remember this. | A tramp giving his name as Charles H. Brown, died at the residence of George H. Cooper, Esq., near Morton, on Saturday; he was taken sick ‘near there on the Tuesday before; his former home is said to have been at Brooklyn, N. Y. He was buried at

the expense of the county.

Wallace Day, one ofthe well-known Citizens of Marion township, became Violently insane, a few days ago, and three or four persons were required to restrain him. The necessary proeoedures were had and he was taken to the Indianapolis Asylum, where it

is hoped he will rapidly recover.

i The largo passenger engines of the Garstang type on the Big Four weigh “* *tixty-flve tons, and will haul eight ears on any part of the system at a speed of sixty miles an hour. On level track they have made seventynine miles an hour, and then were not put to the fullest speed test, the

engineer said.

The Pan-Hellenic, Friday night, was a revivifying and noise inspiring event. After disbanding from the Palace Cafe Banqueting Hall, in the wee ’sma hours, tne Pan-HeHenios kmade this modern Athen howl in a '^fashion that would have made the

Real Estate Transfers. C. T. Coshow et al. to Eli Coshow, land in Russell tp., $3,700. H. V. Duncan to A. V. McKamey, lot in Cloverdale, $650. Catharine Harris to S. E. Albright, lot in Manhattan tp., $390. Jermiah Cole to Mary A. Crawley, lot in Greencastle, $400. Mary Starr et al. to G. W. Starr, lot in Bainbridge, $800. Frank Gregory et al. to W. M. Buchanan, lot in New Maysville, $75. Martha F. Hendricks to W. A. & Ella Cooper, lot in New Maysville, $100. D. P. Sutherlin to L. S. & J. E. Call, land in Jackson tp., $600. Robt. Glover to J. W. King, land in Franklin tp., $2,350. Mary A. Crawley to T. W. Capps, land in Warren tp., $1,000. M. A. Moore, Comr., to Mary A. Crawley et al., land in Warren tp., Commissioner’s Deed. T. R. Ruark to Mathias Masten, land in Marion tp., $1,400. Z Aaron Graham to J. A. Forgey, lot in Russellville, $1,000. R. L. Higert to Indianapolis Brewing Co., land in Greencastle tp.,$3,240. Evaline Jones to Dena Jones Nichols, land in Greencastle tp., love. City of Greencastle to W. F. Butler, lot in Forest Hill, $80. SheriffP. C. to S. A. Hays, lot in Greencastle, $340. Phoenix M. Life Ins. Co. to B. F. Bruner, land in Madison tp., $750. Fresh Garden Seeds at Jones’. tf Antibilious Pills at Jones'. if South Washington. Arabell Neese and Mrs. Allie Senters visited Mrs. Minnie Evans last week Mary Evans visited at her grandma’s last week Misses Fronie, Sallie and Eva Allen visited their sister, Mrs. Julie Craft, a few days ago Albert Evans has been on the sick list the past week The box supper was a success and a nice time reported Mrs. Katie Neese visited her daughter. Mrs Ellen Evans, a few days ago Nora Chaney, of Brazil, has been visiting her grandma and other relatives here Mack Harris and Thomas Saunders, of Terre Haute, are visiting at Geo. Bandy’s John Tresner and Rafe Vaughn visited relatives in this corner last week. Good Paint and Fine Oil at Jones’. tf

Billtown. A party of young folks from Mooresville attended Church at Canaan on Saturday and Sunday Preaching at Clear Creek on’ last Saturday and Sunday by Rev. Hamrick Win. Ader and family have been sick—measles and pneumonia Lewis Ader’s health is improving Elijah Baker and wife, Miss Nora Quick and Albert Wilson spent Sunday at G. W. Brown’s Misses Lula and Clara Brown visited friends near Bainbridge recently John Gilmore, over 70 years of age, walked from here to his home at Greenca 0 tie, a few days ago Aunt Jennie Brown is over 90 years of age and raises her own chickens Woe unto the iiiau who drives upon Bud Grose's to turn a wagon load of hay G. W. Brown has a Holstein cow that gives a gallon of milk, and if it is not used in ten minutes after milking it turns to butter Ralph Pickitt started out on last Sunday to split wood, and it was hard for his friends to convince him that it was “the Day of Rest,” as he had looked at Hick's almanac that morning Fred Harris is of the opinion that it is necessary to mix rocks with hay if you want solid butter .Geo. Pickett, the boss maple molasses maker, had one tree tapped with nine spiles Murte McVey’s school closed on Friday, with good satisfaction during the entire term Look out for a wedding .. ..What’s become of the Reno correspondent. xx Salvation Oil, the greatest cure on earth for pain, as an anodyne has no equal in the market. It is without doubt the brst liniment. 25 cts.

Antibilious Pills at Jones’.

Ejrgs for hutching from high scor-

articipants in the Grecian games of ( ing Barred Plymouth Rocks and sinold quake with fear and trembling. comb White Leghorns, 50c tier 13, 1 $1,00 per 26, $2.00 per 52, $4.00 per 104 Perfect health is seldon found, for impure from pure high bred Black Langblood is so general. Hood's Sarsaparilla shims and White Wyandottes, $1.00 eally does purify the blood and restore per 13, $2.00 per 30. ' Call on or" udeaith. dress Forrest Ellis, Bainbridge, Ind.

100 years, and it is a good time-keeper

yet.

A UNIQUE WEDDING AT DECATUR, ILLS. McGa ughey-Masterson.

A special from Decatur, Ills,, says: John McGaughey, of Russellville, Ind., aged 73, and Mrs. Alice Masterson, aged 43, of Santa Fe, Oklahoma, were married yesterday morn-

ing by Dr. W. II. Penhallegen.

The groom is a widower with several married children. The bride is a widow and also has children married. They were friends years ago. The groom of yesterday was 30 years old| d\-

when the bride was born. He watch- j Van Runyan

ed her grow up and saw her married

and leave her native home.

The years went by and he became a widower and she a widow. In her

far western home she often thought! H H Kenyan

Foster Bron Black & Black JTriine (I W Irwin J A Steele Z Manker G W Irwin D Langdon Co. Black & Black . Thos Abrams.. . Hurst Bros L N A & C R K . J W Bridges Jas Mathews .. J W Moore W .S McNeill .... D Langdon Co. J T Jones . B M Hopkins .... J F .Shannon

J M Allen

John Vermilion 8 P Vaughn Art Jackson Thos Gibbons CG Lee

of the home of her youth and the good man who had been her friend. He, in his now lonely home, thought of the widow whom he had fondled when she was a babe. He wrote to her and she answered. The letters became more frequent and tender. The question was asked and the answer was yes. He did not care to get married at home, neither did she. They decided to meet each other half way and Decatur was selected as the Gretna Green. The groom arrived Monday night and the bride yesterday. A minister was engaged and in a few minutes widower and widow were husband and wife. There was not so much billing and cooing as is usually the case after an occasion of this kind. About the first thing they did was to talk business. They decided to go to the groom’s home in Indianato live. Before doing this the bride had some business to settle in her Oklahoma home. Unlike a bride of more tender years she did not insist on her husband going with her. He had also passid the age when he would insist on going. Both were satisfied that she should go to Oklahoma alone and then come to Decatur, where they will meet and go to their new home. The bride left on her journey yesterday afternoon and the groom stopped at the Brunswick hotel. He retired early. A reporter called there at 8:10 o’clock and found that he had gone to bed and could not be

seen.

Mr. McGaughey is a wealthy farmer, owning about 500 acres of land near Russellville, Ind. Mrs. Masterson is also aland owner in Oklahoma. Allowances The following allowanoces have been made since last report: MONEY RETl'RNED BY CORONER. O H Arnold, admr f 17 e?

POOR.

J D Stewart 21 25 j I) Stewart 4 so John SaKO 2 30 R K Mathews 50 CO RF Mathews 17 60 A H Horn.. 21 00 C V HodKkin 7 66 Hodgkin A Grimes 52 16 J D Stewart 2 00 J W Hymer 4 oo JWHymer so Chastain A Co 11 50 Mrs Lydia Wall* 4 00 A J Rockwell 1 85 .1 E Scott 5 65 B Ellis 4 60 Edwards Bros 3 00 May Tennant 27 00 H C Jackson 2 00 Dan Madden 5 00 W H Allen 29 30 M M McIlYSB 14 50 T It A 1 B B 1 60 Eggers A Co 15 50 C E Hendricks 9 op J W Talbott 14 00 J A Blaydes 14 60 W IC Pritchard 20 00 W It Walden 21 60 J F Edwards 20 r*2 J F Cully 35 00 SC McElroy 12 00 8 C McElroy 18 00 M Gordon A Co 21 06 C C Collins 11 25 A B Hanna 29 00 W H Burk 123 50 FA Hays 13 35 Allen Bros 25 92 L Weik A Co 11 50 Lydia Rogers 12 00 Allen A Wslsh a io John Riley 208 26 Landes A Co 9 25 PR Christie 27 35 A B Hnnna H 50 J W Moore is 15 Hughes Bros ! 25 75 C A Allen 10 00 R T Colllver.. 9 00 G W Poole 12 50 A H Moore 10 00 N <1 Smith 35 00 J T Gillespie 25 00 B F Spurgeon 42 60 Hurst Bros 34 35 T H & I R R 32 35 Piercy & Co 2 60 Kelly Si Son 1 60 Kelly & Son 23 70

W H Singleton E W Shields J W Knauer B F Thompson.., W J Bunten.. Allen Miller

G H Davidson ............... ..... D 8 Bowen Chas Webster. Henry Bridges John Moss Bertha Kendall J W Layne D T Darnall

V A AI

Albin &. Bivin. J M Belnap h T Foster Robt Glidewell F M Glidewell Edwards Bros Treasurer of Marion Co .... Wm Cox Ed Keyt.. !... J 8 Hunter J M Etter E McAninch W Smith. G W Sutherlin B 8 Harris...,. E Grantham J L Williams J Deterick Bertha Bendall T M Huberts Alcaney Farmer J A Lane F Leatherman W O Gorham J R M Hamrick.. W W Brothers Jas Morland. P Albaugh.. T M Layne J B Priest B 8 Grider . D E Kelly W Smythe T W Gibson ” D E Badger J B Coleman E V McVey D M Scottt J S Daniels J T Jones H H Mathias F A Arnold B H Johnson C E Dennis G 8 Jones F M Glidewell J M Belnap Chas Cooper. C B Case F D Ader Bowen Merrill Co D T Darnall

ROADS.

Mrs Flora Laughlin J W Raines Spear Pitmau G B Parker J Newgent, Jr John Walsh Albert Edwards W 8 Crodian W P Wimmer Van Runyan J W Haines C A Allen Chas Sillery Bert Hall Lewis Newgent C F Reeves A B Hanks F B Farmer.. Jos Allen Wm M'Murray Frank Hendricks Frank Peck - J 8 Newgent SE Farmer.. J T> Hart M J Beckett F A Arnold J F Mulholn J W Hymer.. John Jacobs.. Alex Pickel

BRIDGE.

H II Parker S Dunkin J Jacobs Bracket Bridge Co L II I S Haltom J P Beaman

INSANE.

D T Darnall J T Denny W J Ashton G C Smythe E Hankins T J Siddons C Siddcns R C Shepherd A U Phillips Alspaugh Si Co — DT Darnall.. J T Cline S Colllver A 8 McCandless It TColliver

. 12 00 . 13 00 . 7 95 „ 14 50 „ 19 50 . 18 00 . 48 75 . 2 00 . 2 a5 . 183 P5 . 4 66 8 75 . 6 00 . 6 00 . 173 60 . 7 73 . 3 75 9 75 . 73 25 . 1 00 12 35

. 2 00 . 3 25 . 10 .50 . 27 80 . 33 GO . 37 10 . 37 10 . 33 00 28 70 . 35 00 . &5 00 . 30 90 . 34 30 33 70 35 00 2 00 2 00 4 00 4 00 8 00 8 00 8 00 4 00 25 00 5 00 1 00 15 00 6 00 9 10 33 00 51 00 18 50 10 00 94 70 4 00 31 09 , 31 00 30 10 11 00 28 30 3 70 29 80 20 30 4 00 4 00 60 00 43 60 43 70 34 70 40 80 42 40 42 90 34 70 48 00 34 80 44 40 45 00 45 80 4 00 4 00 4 00 4 00 2 00 10 10 10 10 12 00 11 80 150 00 15 00

F M Glidewell.. F M Glidewell... F M Glidewell .,

CORPORATION.

9 35 10 60 18 30

53 95 92 99

4 3 171 11 *•

10 00 15 00 18 00 5 00 15 00 5 00 7 20 13 50 18 00 129 07 195 25 158 50 9 21 ?4 an 70 S3 109 80 130 19 122 82 2 9.5 4 35 15 00 236 10 13 20 43 00 16 00 176 73 10 50 17 50 17 50 22 50 9 50 10 50 76 30 17 94 5 16 14 73 . 36 60 12 50 807 20 64 25 7 23 4 76 10 00 5 uu 4 00 6 00 6 00 1 25

6 .50 6 50 2 50 4 50

18 00 25 7C 30 00

8 75 6 75 2 52 7 05 7 31 2 30

T 8 Boyd.. S N Brown

TAX REFUNDED.

G H Michael 61 ^ W A Bowen 5 ^ G H Michel 34 3 . 2 F A Danberry 46 so CWDaggy 1700

• PECIPIC.

U T Ashley T W McNetr. D 8 Hurst. Cooper Bros D Kelly L Haocmano H 8 Iteoick .V Co J W F C Electric Light Co 0 W Bence Piercy & Co F M Lyon G C Water Works Co..

Kelly A Son 4 gg DE Kelly i75 H Huffman g go City of Greencastle 15 00 F M Glidewell 205 75

BOARDINU PRISONERS.

F M Glidewell. 622 80

ELECTIONS.

A J Owen 52 50

W H Allen J A Steele "...

INQUEST.

T W McNetr. T W McNetf

TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

S Colllver

J T Cline 3 20 M C Bridges 2 -IO M B Girton 2 00

COUNTY OFFICERS.

W Broadstreet 40 oj F M Lyon 308 00 G W Bence 43 75 G W Hughes 500 00 J D Hart 49 00 8 E Farmer 49 00 G M Black «90 00

COUNTY ASYLUM.

Renick A Co 4 05 L Hanemann 43 10 J W Earp 32 05 B F Surgeon 20 00 1 Vermilion 25 30 Mrs Masten Hicks 13 89 Wm Arnold 4 50 L L Louis & Co 15 95

91 25 21 25

15 70 16 90

2 00

G P Shoptaugh

112 50

Hurst Bros

Piercy & Co

Alspaugh A Co.

D Langdoo Co

T Abrams .

.. 2 00

J W Bridges

C Kiefer

E H Eiteljorg

G PShoptaugh

BTATIONERY AND PRINTING.

Sentinel Co

J K Langdon

F A Arnold

Martin Si Son

Pure Drugs at Jones'.

Will Stand by Home Rule. London, March 18.—In an address to his party yesterday Premier Rosebery said the battle for Irish home rule would go forward with uuabated vigor. Wheat and Corn. Washington, March 11.—According to the government report farmers have reserves of 114,000,000 bushels of wheat and 589,000,000 bushels of corn. Incendiary Talk Prohibited. Indianapolis, Ind.. March 11.— Mayor Denny has ordered the arrest of labor leaders who indulge in incendiary speeches to the unemployed. Jones desires your trade. tf Confidence is like a flower. It is of slow growth and easily blighted. From a lobster farm at Southport, Me., 12 miles in extent, 1,006,000 ofthe crustaceans are annually shipped to all parts ofthe world. There is more Crtarrh in this section ofthe country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed iocal remedies, and hy constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall’s Ca'arrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney * Co., Tile‘ , oi.i,. i- t■ "jJv constitutional cure oaths market, it is taken Internally in doses from to drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any ca:.e it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. mch

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Administrator's Xoticc of Lund

Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of am order of the Putnam Circuit Court the undersigned, administrator of the estate of Georg* Marshall, deceased, will oiler for sale at pub lie outcry, subject to the life estate of Asgenneth Marshall, widow of said deceased, ok the premises at Clinton Falls, in Clinton township, in i’utnam county, in the State of

Indiana, on

TUESDAY, THE 10th DAY OF

APRIL, 1694,

The following described real estate, in Putnam county, in the State of Indiana, to wit. Beginning where the county road cross** the east line of the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section twenty-eight (aij, township fifteen (15: north, of range five (&11 west, running thence south to the southeast corner thereof, thence west on the south line of said quarter to the line between the said Rebecca Diile and H. J Sigler, thence north laid 1 to the nort b line of said i-rrllsn twenty-eight (28i, thence east to the count* road, thence with the said road to the place of beginning, containing seventeen (17) acres. Also beginning on the west line of the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section twenty-eight i28 thirty i30J rods from the northwest corner thereof, thenc* east eighty 8O1 rods, thence north ten (10) rods, thence west eighty 180 rods, thence south ten 1IO1 rods to lue place of begiiiuiu*,. containing five (5) acres, except portions o< said real estate that have been deeded and

and Alexander

now owned by James Bee and Alexam Moore, as follows, to-wit: Each piece deeded to them being about one-half of

acre, more or less.

THE TERMS OF SALE are as follows; Onehalf cash in band; the other half due in nine months from date of sale, the purchaser gising note waiving relief and bearing six per cent, interest from date, secured by morigugr

on said real estate. SAUL MARSHALL,

March 6, 1894. Administrator. Smiley & Neff, Attys. 4147

G. C. Neale, Veterinary SarjcoL Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College, and member of the Ontario Veterinary cal Society. All diseases of domestic animals

W W Brothers 12 00 John Dodd H H Runyan 6 00 Isaac Edwards.. D R Maze 46 58 Edwards Bros...

1 25 cannot be raid in its favor. My dnughter 2 25^ suffered from an attack of La Griupe that fin- ^ ally resulted in Tonsllitis. with ulceration of “ | me t in oat. Lcao LliUaik ouc effected z 32 50 complete cure. Geo. E. Hike?, 7 00! 392 6:th Street, Chicago, 111. 4 00! if Four-0 fails to give «fltisftctinn In la 4 00 Grippe, Asthma, Bronchitis, or any lung 6 00 trouble we will refund your money. ;»Allen’s Drug Store, 24 98 1 ALBERT ALLBN, Pi up. ?m41

carefully treated

Livery Stable, Greeneastle, Ind. / ikiy and night, promptly attended.

iMid Surgery a specialty.

() Hi re at Cooper Brothers’

All calls.

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On Jan.8, Feb. 8, March 8 and April 9 the;

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