Greencastle Star Press, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 April 1895 — Page 8

I Each

Should 1

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Each Bright, Sunshiny Day

Portland Mills.

Miss Cassity, of Indianapolis,

| visiting John Cawley and family. Charles Smith has typhoid fever John Brown, of Madison township, Messrs. Inge and Porbes were

i, „ , , at Greencastle on Monday Ed Alt is confined to the house by sickness. workb for Jas Firestone Men

Should be a reminder to you that it is time to purchase your Spring and Summer garments; and just here we wish to remind you that we are the people to buy from. Just now we

are especially proud of our

WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT.

Ed. Stone has been here from To- from Ohio are prog|tecting for sandledo this week visiting his parents, stone, but don’t find just what they

Dr. Hayes, who h.. bo.»

It is literally overflowing with the latest novelties that the markets afford Wo have new Percale in full widths, good fast colors, figured and striped effects, just the thing for Shirt Waists, at 10c; they would be cheap nt 121c. At

1 S-c, 1 Sc, ISO sin-cl 25c-

We are showing a line of beauties in Piques, French Mulls, Jaconet Diu hesse, White and Tinted Dimities, Plain and Dotted Swisses, White and Tinted Foreign and Domestic Ginghams, Plain and Figured Ducks, and many other good things too numerous to mention. Call and see.

(. A. KELLE Y

Tho West Side Merchant.

FOR YOU iisr See our stock of

FIANOS AND ORGANS.

No consignment or fire stock; all first-class Paying cash for our goods enables us to offer better prices than ever before on these goods. Call and see for yourself.

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,5. F. mu X Sms, I ml.

Wall Paper

also Tin;

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BEST - GARDEN - SEEDS,

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ALLEi’S DRUS STORE,

Allon, TAx'oi^.

License to marry has be°n issudd

to Paris L. Miller and Ida S. Robin-

son.

Mrs. Johnson, of Greenwood, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. James 15. Nelson. License to marry lias been issued to Wilbur 15. Belles and Amanda E. McCray. fins Leyndecker has sold his interest in the barber shop to Tallman cS: Smith. Mrs. John H. James was called to Cloverdale, the first of the week, by the sickness of her sister. A. G. Day has secured the contract for putting in the poles for tho

Mrs. Winsor has returned to Indianapolis, after a visit to her mother, Mrs. Ames. Frank Smith was here from Brazil, visiting friends and relatives, the first of the week. A horse ran away, on Columbia street, Wednesday', wrecking the wagon and harness, but no serious damage resulted. The pulpit of tho Presbyterian Church will be occupied by Rev. W. K. Weaver, on Sunday, April 14, at 10:30 a. m. Easter song service in tho ovening. All are invited. The young people of the Christian

Greencastle Telephone system.

r* a» tar «» •»• ta» ftb ft* »- a» »

J. R. Kiccr, who icsiden near Fo-

iling her mother, Mrs. Smedley, returned to Indianapolis on 'V ednes-

day.

Simpson Evans, who resides near Reno, is suffering from blood poisoning, resulting from a sore on his thumb—it is feared he w.ll not re-

cover.

The orchestra and choir of the Presbyterian Church will give an Easter song service, on Sunday evening, to which the public is cordially-

invited.

Lost, a small package containing five yards of checked silk and a piece of waist lining; finder will be rewarded on leaving it at this StarPress office. James Scott, well remembered as Clerk at the Central Hotel, this city, accompanied the remains of George W. Rader from New York, on Sunday. He returned to New York on

Monday.

In the case of Dorsett vs. the City of Greencastle, appealed from the Putnam Circuit; Court, the Supreme

party tit Chttrles Silencer's on Friday night Luther Gregg works fur Charles Ramsey, and Henry M'--Giil for Jacob Scott.. .. Mrs. Flora Howard is here from Iowa visiting In r mot her. Mrs. Wilson John McI'abe and family visited Jack Olodfelter on Sunday Bill Nicholson's horse ran away on Friday night—no serious damage Charles Nicholson moves into the house witli his father George liazlett is very sick Mrs. Porter is building a new bam, aiul has a new wagon and cultivator Large audience out to hear Rev. Greene on Sunday Sam Smiley's tetiuiran away while he was taking in his sugar buckets, and one horse ran against a tree and was killed.

North Floyd. Jiti-ob Pickett is having a well dug Fire on the farm of N. W. Ader destroyed a lot of hedge and rail fencing Win. Ward has grip H. <!. Sutherlin is having some wire fence built The Y. P. S. C. E. has elected Ira Lewis, Pres.; Loyd Summers, Secy. xx

Lena.

Charles Gates has gone to Mississippi Miss Louis is moving hack

„ . , here from Perth Wesley Coombs, Court has affirmed the decision of, of Uobillgoll m*., WU s leu-e on Sunthe Court below, which was in favor thiv las. Girton and Jus. Coombs

of the defendant.

At the Council meeting, Tuesday

went at Wavelum! last week; they killed a wagon loan of crows and hawks Easter services at the M. E.

night, the claim ordinance was pre- on Sunday Mr. Baughsented; the matter of improving man, of Terre Haute, has bought Soutli Indiana street was referred to! Hl| d moved on the Beals, farm..

..Rev.

the Street Committee, and an order «deyaV ’ 'IVrre

was passed instructing the Treasurer Haute on Monday Stephen Kitehto take the tax off the duplicate en i> nursing a carbuncle .. ..John alleged to be erroneously assessed 'i'"' ,< V <in ^ al . t 8 * ,um . T J Win. Downing has bought a new against James Fisk. I >llit (lf c i ot h eH< an( i a wedding is near On last Monday morning Missj Mrs. Jane Girton lias 50 young Mollie Haspel, eldest daughter of chickens. xx

William Haspel and wife, died at the

family residence, of consumption,

New Maysville.

Dr. James' father is visiting

him

after a long sickness. Deceased was James Biddle has gone to Parke a bright, popular, and charming county we have lost a good citizen

BOm SUM

IT’S 1 HE TALK of the TOW.

That we tithe Kin^ Bargain Givers of Greencastle. G: with the Crowds or Come Early. this tvmiDisL’sj

Dress GooJs.

10 in. :A’v ool Henriettas jn all Colors, 32c per yard, the i. s t things in Novelties from 25c up. 40 in. ' k Brocades in all colors. 42c per yard. Dress tttrns. latest styles in Checks.

Watsli Goods.

liinens.

.!') in - -indard Percales. 9c per yard: worth l'21c. Find Checks, very' fine quality, 14e to 17c jiei yafih DotL - vvifist-s nt 9c, 10c, 12ic, 15c and 25c per yard,

&re mrd to beat.

Kihi awns, beautiful patterns, at 11c per yard. Decks, the very latest, at 124c» 15c uiid Dc

eft

tint

s.f

62 I

56 inf 18 in. B Linei (

Cottc

uan Linen bleached, 38c; wcj am Table Linen at 43c; worth 60c. j u-hed Linen Crash, 11c per yd. ash. 7c, 81 { c ami IGc per yd.

rash, 5c per yd.

iHiisliit Vndcrwenr.

f.adi White Skirts. 75c to 81.25 apiece. ( 'oj. Covers. 25erUi'ui, 4~ic and 50c npieoqj^ I .ail; . Night Dresses, great bargains fr< >0 Latlies’ Wrappers in calico, percale and a M e are slowing decided novelties in Van Dyks What We Ailrrrlisr is True.

VP's W t,89c to si} Lace and

T. A BRA iris m

WEST SIDE SQTJj

who knew! Mrs. Mildred Oakley is visiting

young lady, loved by all her, and her demise is

mourned. The funeral took place on movi-d back to the old home place Wednesday morning, from St. Paul’s! ;;•••• J H. Bowen, Levi Buehanauand i r. .1 ,, t , , Elam Perkins are sick Mrs. Emma

Church, lather McLaughlin conduct

her son, W. H. Oakley, at Roachdalt widely | Mrs. Martha Hendricks has

old home

ing the services.

The “girls of’95” of the Greencastle High School, assisted by Misses Nellie Brown and Edna Arnold, gave a reception at the residence of Mayor Birch, on Tuesday night, the guests being the “boys of 95,” the teachers and the School Board. The occasion was a marked success in every particular. A shadow play was given,

Bayli - has neuralgia of the stomach ■ ••• Harvey, son of T. M. and Caroline Job, died on April 4, aged 27 years; burial on Friday, Rev. W’illi.ini> conducting the services, after wliich the Odd Fellows gave their beautiful burial ritual ; father, mother, wife, one sister and two brothers, and other relatives and friends mourn iiis demise Charles McMullen has a new surrey Coffman Brothers have sold ten mules,

T< wel

coining two-year olds at $50 Elam

. , i Perkins’has a very sick child—brain in which the girls filled the entire | trouble \V. A. Bowen talks of cast, and plaj'ed their parts to per-! moving ids store to some other town; fection; Misses Nellie Matson, Mary I lle tlimks three stores too many here Hirt and Edith Stoner and solos, ; Lebanon made ‘the > best and there was other vocal music guess on the jar of beans and got the by the “boys,” and also by the class, A' 5 Mrs. Kate King is sick So the refreshments consisted of cake: lV ucl1 accounted for by ,, , , , the passage of the Nicholson bill and bonbons, and the punch *4)owl VVe have not seen the direction for

was kept well replenished during the evening. Fred Ogg gave expression to the feelings of the guests for the curtesies shown and hospitality extended. The favors were pretty and unique band-painted cards, the work

of Miss Frances Arnold.

Fatal Accident.

On Friday Ross, the 8-year old son of John Scott, who resides about four miles northeast of Cloverdale, while playing with a hay fork in his father’s barn, received an injury that caused his death the following day. The hay fork fell, the point striking him just by the side of the naval, and pierced his bowels, passing entirely through his body. Dr. Prichard was called, and he gave him all the attention and relief possible, but there was no possibility of his recovery, and the little fellow died on Saturday afternoon.

taking care of celery in print yet; 1 have raised u for several years, but liave never been able to get it up to t te standard of what it should be John A. Little lias moved ids blacksmith shop up town so he can see the boys play checkers Elder Willieuis pi eached nt the M. E. Church Saturday night ami Sunday Endeavor Society of file Christian Church will give an Easter entertainment Elder Ferguson will preach at the Christian Church Saturday and Sunday Mrs. James Jones is sick J. \V. Boner has a very sick horse. xx

Roachdale.

Dr. N. 8. Wood is in Chicago attending medical lectures John Grantham was in Greencastle Saturday John Sutherlin, wile and son were here with friends the last ofthe week The W. T. C. U. has been making nn elTort toward a Sunday closing movement Mrs. Mary llritton 1ms bought

the Pennington property and will move to

~ ~ Tliver '

land, will sell his I personal property at auction, on Saturday, April 20. Albert Elteljorg returned from Indianapolis, were he has been attending Dental College, on Tuesday. Frank Wilson, son of J. Thomas

Church wm gK-a vonqercon jdsU^ „

. e?a cantata drill, comR duets, solos On Thursday evening Miss Grace

A . Wilson gave her senior recital, at

town soon Dr. Colliver has been having well drilled Hennon & McMahan will soon have their planing mill running Charles Wynn is happy Harry Barnes has moved his stock of lewelry into the shoe store Win. Perkin A wife is siowiy improving Elijah Grantham was on our streets the first ofthe week. xx

and tableaux, etc., at the Opera House, Wednesday evening, April 17, 1895. Admission 25 cts. and 15

cts. Everybody invited.

The Danville Gazette says: Herman and Miss Ida Cline, assisted by

rrana vvnson, son oi j. i nomas .v... iu.v , n.-mmuco oy program was highly appreciated bv Wilson^ hnjjfaftfVe .f>l. , $Iisg MipK B . yufc „ e-Ue’U W..**«**yrr*w*.TV*\*w«*

expecting

there.

to make his residence number of their friends, Friday

evening, in a very pleasant manner. Dainty refreshments were served, and all departed at a late hour, re-

porting a pleasant time.

The Putnam County Medical Society met in the office of Dr. Poole,

Mrs. Neale and son were called to Canada, Tuesday, by a telegram announcing the sickness of Dr. Neale’s

mother.

Mis. Mary Vancleave died at her

late residence, in South Greencastle, lJ . n 1 lle8 day. Dr. Hunt having

re-

on April 10, of heart disease; her age

was 44 years.

The burglers seem to have it in for the hardwarelstorcs revolvers and razors seem to have fine drawing

qualities for them.

Township "Assessor Jesse Bugg, of Bainbridgo, was stricken with paralysis, on Monday, and it is feared

this attack may prove fatal. Died, in Jefferson township,

signed the Secretaryship, Dr. Poole was elected to fill the vacancy. Drs. G. C. Smythe and L. M . Hanna were chosen delegates to the National Association, which meets at Baltimore, and Drs. Hawkins, Poole and Terrell were elected delegates to the

State Association meeting.

Died, at his late residence in Cloverdale township, on April 7, of old age, Jonathan Cunningham, father on of W. H. Cunningham, aged 76 years,

thrirt, 1 from the fourth, 5 from the fifth, 3

Deceased had been been a resident of Cloverdale town- middle*, and 5 from theBehtors. The^ev'enth

w.1? L-Atv. A... v- , teK-tr..

April 9, 1895, Mrs. Cora Baldwin, ,q amiubs and 7 days. Deceased had

aged 24 years. ~

. u . .WWrtv. mwttf... KU& iiatf V Wtett • *6took place on T hursday; burial at quaintance, and was universally reCioverdaio Cemetery. ! H p ec ted. Funeral took place on Trial ot Minnie Hansill, of Bain- Tuesday; burial at Doe Crook Cemebridge, charged with carrying con-1 tery, Mr. Cunningham cast his first cealed weapons, resulted in her! vote for VauBuren against Harrison, aeonital; tho case of Minnie Hansill and had been a steadfast Democrat vs. Robert Black, Leon Ray, and ever since, casting his vote for every Thomas Allen, for assault, etc., was Democratic candidate for President continued over to Thursday for trial. : since bis first vote was cast.

Music Hall, assisted by Miss Rowley,

eoutrolto, and Mr. ScheUachmidt,

’cello. Miss Wilson’s work demonstrated ability of a high order, and careful, skillful and conscientions instruction, hence the rendition of the

by Miss Rowley were given with sweetness and expression worthy of commendation. Bctow We give the

program:

BEETHOVEN .Sonata, G minor Op. 5, No. 2 Adagio, Presto, Allegro. Vocal—Lieti Signori iLea Huguenots), ytcyerbeer CHOP IN- LISZT. “Madchen’s Wunsch” LISZT Nocturne — “Liebestraum’ WIKNIAWSKJ. Valae de Concert, Op. 3, No. 1 | “The Dreaming Flowers” .NVuoi* Vocal (“Sweetheart sigh no more” Lurie* MENDELSSOHN..Concerto, G minor, Op. 26 Molto allegro con fuoco, Andante, Molto allegro e vivace. (Orchestral aoe. upon 2nd piano by Miss Emma Colley. >

William T. Jeffries departed this life at his late residence, near Roachdale, Ind., at 4:30

o'clock a. m., April 7, 1S95.

Deceased r.as bora la MOotgomc-r; county, Kentucky, and moved to this county with his father when unite small He was a devoted husband and a kind father. For several year- he had been a great sufferer from Bright's dl«e>ise, but bore his suffering with Christian fortitude. Funeral services on

Monday, conducted by Rev. Joel Ridge; inPll' VO t'tf'U'VV’. -

Bargain S3

All Licra Towels, 8£ cents each. Extra Large Tewels, worth 25 and 30 ets. for 19 cts each

Lace Curtain Bargains—

FT t

Lace Curtains 3 yards long, 50 cts. a pair. Lace Curtains 3 yards long, extra wide, 75 cts. a pair.

Hosiery Bargain—

Ladies Seamless Fast Black Hose, 10 cts. a pair.

F. Gk Gilmore

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Until you see our New Stock

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Public School Report.

The enrollment is now 833, that for the month 736, with an average of 699 and a daily average pf 659.2 or 94.3 per cent, 333 or 47.6 per

— Miss Anna Chaffee is home from Paris,

Ills.

—Jackson Boyd is home from Benton Harbor, Mich. — Horses are lower than ever in the Eastern markets. —John Ratliff died, in this city, on April 11, of lung d’sease. —On Wednesday, April 24, Miss Rosa McLinden is to he married to Jake C. Scott; invitations are already issued. —On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. It. A. Ogg gave a thimble party, about twenty-five ladies being present to enjoy her hospitality; the occasion was a plyasant social

success.

—Dr Thomas B. Redding, of Newcastle, fainted and feii into iiis cistern, on Thursday afternoon, and was drowned. Deceased graduated from Asbury Universitv, in 1855, has been a Trustee of DePauw University for many years, and was well known in this —A few days ago one of our citi.:ens went into Jones' Drug Store, so report has it, and bought a dime's worth of those camphor

As he left

cent were not nhsent nor tardy There were thinking they were candv

»1 cases of tardinea. or 2.7 percent., fi c.,e. in LaU*o^ned hU

No. 1, 2 in No. 2, 11 cases in No. 3, and 17 cases in high school. Five ofthesc-cases were from the first grade, 2 from the second, 3 from tho

entitledYo tiie banner.

Of the separate rooms the following are tho host reports: Percent, of attendance—Miss Jones 97.1, Miss .McCoy 9B.S, Miss Jordan % 7 Mtsi Kt-sor M6.2, Miss Adams 911, high school'

ill.3, Miss Aispaugli »3.9,^\lis8_Black U3.S; per * * ~ 1 a -- x- % * — :o «

cent, not absent nor tardy—MUh McCoy 5a ,, Miss Jordan 57.1, Miss Alspnugh 56. L hiirh

a <. t, i, 1 r. , t \ 1. i,. . .. ., c rv *— v i ; v

school 51.1, Miss Stone 60

.Miss Resor 47*1,

Stone 60 7, Miss Jonos 49.5, M iss Williams 47; per cent!

in—tableau

On Wednesday Putnam County sent >00 bushels of corn, a car load, as a donation to the famine stricken suffers of Frontier county. Nebraska—the grain goes via the Big Four and C. B. & Q. R. R.'s, and is delivered at Curtis, Neb., free of all freight ••• * : • v the transportation

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Best and cheapest job printing done at tl e Star-Press office.

.\ofi o/' Aihii in ini ration. Notice is 1 'ehy given that the undersigned hasbetn i nted by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of 1 iain_county. State of Indiana, Ad mlnistrai William u deceasec . . . , Said e ,ati < supposed to he solvent. Dated hi h day of April, IStfS. SOLOMON O. ADER, Administrator. Frank V. A 11 *! - . Atty. 3t52

of the estate of Hannah te of Putnam county, Indiana,

—Charles Hind and wife, of Carbon, visited here ou Thu'Sday. —Harvey Fi rmau is here from Kentucky, the guest of 1. II Ilillls. —Died, on April 10, William Nichols colored, after i long sickness. —George Bi knell has purchased tho Callahan farm, ju t north of this city. C. L. Ciod'«!ter*a COmmUsiou a» postmaster a! Moron ha* been issued. — The Womai’s Club meets this afternoon at Ladies’ Hal. License to narry has been issued to Paul Pickett and Giice B. Kirk, Pans k. Miller and Ida S. liobnson.

Money Loaned!

In any sum, for any time. Dll ’ see the borrower in person. No ■ lay. Money furnished at once at £ very lowest terms.

Car. FJ. BlaAKF Insurance and Lean G BEEA VA S TL E.

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Death of John Howard.

On Wednesday after a brief sickness, and very unexpectedly, John Howard died nt his I de residence, i •»t liorlhwest of the city limits, of pneumonia. Deceased was well known to almost every resident hereabouts, as a cheerful and bright man, with the

.,f pancti! .lily-Miss tones lio. Miss Jordan Divity of youth though weli up in years

l^!.. 1 ...Btone 100,.>I. 8 . William. 1°°, MseUmu' f^rite with t.h<

100. Miss McCoy 100, Miss Alspaugh j

and a favorite with those who knew him;

93.!, Miss Adams 97.6. Miss Hidpa'h 97.1, Mims

Hammond 97.2, Miss Rcsor 97.1.

R. A. Ogg.

his death will be widely mourned by friends,

uh well as by the bereaved relatives. The fun tral took place on Friday morning; burial at

Bethel on Little Walnut.

SoiTih Greencastle.

. K-i’ SvdvivsVL >. J'i jv .'PJi jv-w 1 ' fvvT • cie David Bcitie was here the first of the week from AHucie ....Tom Alice of Bainbridge spent Sunday here ... George Harvell is at ConlsviDe doing carpenter work

Hardy Mil s went to Ml. Hebron Sunday on his m w bb yeie i" attend tho Shaker meeting hf ai«c m»ur: tt the loss of his family dog ...Joe Fry improving his residence ... Hattie Vaudo'ier and Alice Browning, while out r ling Sundav ev.*n 4 ng, had the king bolt hi the j i'ggy broke, upseting the huggie hot mi'k i dams go done .... Henry Ash left, on FridL'^for IndiHimpolis where

he will accept ! ‘j 1 ', sit ^ ol *^ 1 j t j 0 l j )lc ^. cle works

Everything pertaining to wear enn be found nt Mrs. Preston’s. Styles and yrfos n ways" correct £

I Siecial Disiy.for You are cordially invited tq MRS. D. E. PRES 1 ]

as polisher

Miss Mary Stephens, one trimmers ever in thin charge of the Trimming]

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