Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 January 1880 — Page 7
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LIVER - ! SALE — a:x3 — ed s:abli;! . vndersiffned b leave to inform the • that ho tin* bolt the <took and inter“anna .V Ulai b the livery business, low prepared furnish all w ho wish ■sin his lineth sood Teams, OarBussies or Sde Horses. AUd buy, ■ feed horses a mules. Pioast Cor" 1’ublic Square, stle, Ind. IOHN CAWLilY.
JOHN ' CRAIG,
CITY AND COUNTY
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|tf*Tbe days grow longer. itafAre you keeping a diary? flay*How often have you written i.
1879, instead of188U?
Wtir'W'. W. Dunnington left for Phila-
delphia on Tuesday.
■tay-And now Ben. Barwick has the
(ive-cent-counter fever. ftay Kemember that on for The Stab for one year.
John Cawley shipped a car-load
of horses West on Monday.
•e^Kenew your subscription to The Stab—ouly one dollar per year.
she died about 8 o'clock in the evening, six hours after receiving the injury. Everything was done for her relief that medical skill could suggest, Dr. Young being called in soon after the accident
NEW YORK BUTTER MARKET. In reporting the market prices for butter, the New York Tribune of May 20th, said, “choice packages to the retail trade reach 19 to 20 cents, but light-colored i goods are hatd to dispose of, and several i
happened, but nothing could assauge the j lots were thought well sold at 8 to 10 j hemorrhage. Mrs. Carnes was an estim-1 cents. This stern logic of dollars and ! able lady, a devoted Christian wife and ' cents ’- s r *P idl y d »*rymen that
, , „ , „„ .they should use the Perfected Rutter, the mother of three small children. 1 he | Color maJo by Wells. Richardson As Co., | family removed here from Greencastle a J Burlidgton, Vt. It gives the perfect J tine j few months ago, and since their arrival j color the year round and dairymen that have gained the esteem and confidence of ^ light C0,0red gt ' od9 t0 all with whom they were thrown in con- \ tact. The relatives of tho deceased, who | A Chicago thief shaved oil'his mous-■
dollar pays live in Peru, were telegiaphed for and tache after robbing aladyinthe street, ^
arrived here this morning at 2 o'clock. | and by that means made it impossible for ;
her to identify him when he was arrest-
DOBELL & COOPER’S Furniture Store! NO. 22 E. WASHINGTON ST. GREENCASTLE, IND. our stock is all now and of the latest pattern. Prices to suit the times. Call and examine stock. J. T. DOBELL. M. J. COOPER
ed; but he could not long resist the desire to look his best, and three months
‘busi-
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the holidays being over.
giayThe saloon men think the ness booin'’ is “all in their rye.” Bta)’*'Miss Julia Mathers, of this city . has been visiting friends ut Greenfield. ^“This is leap year—brassy bache- j
tors are jubilant and bashful ones don t
1 feel so well.
fte^rThe ice men mourn, and will not
— _ . „ . be comforted, because there is no ice
•fcteher an Dealer in Fresh V . i ami alt Heals. W, to harvest
Phop, opposite Hu & Vermilion’s, near Van-1 Ypa^*Mr. Samuel Alben has returned ■<iiiUa Depot. MlDkuvkrkd in any imrt of , , , Mie city, at any hr desired, tree of oharire. trom the East, where he has been visit-
< ustomers suonliiwilh the choicest meat at
lug relatives
e Would l.ike lo Sec,
The streets repaired all over the city.
_ The people of Greencastle encourage i | a t e r, when the moustache grew ont like
I the establishment of nevt manufacturies. t i ln ni.i „ n „ ronnonivoii him in
oarThe schools are in progress again, I , , . . . , ttl ° 01,1 one ' she recognized turn in
A newspaper that gives entire satisfac- crowd, and ho has been convicted. iion to every reader. guEtY OF WRONG. Weather that pleases everybody on all Some peop , e havo a fa8hion of con . occasions. fusing excellent remedies with the large A horse man that does not think his m »8s of “patent tnodicines,” and in this
they are guilty of wrong. There
own nag is the best in the county.
of wrong. there are
some advertised remed’es fully worth all
A butter maker that does not make thojthatis asked for them, and one at least best butter in the world. ' we know of—Hop Bitteers. The writer , , , L . 1 ' ,as occasion to use the Bitters in A woman that don t go to church when j u8t suc b a c!j ma te as wo have most of she gets a new hat. the year in Bay City, and has always
A politician that does not claim to carry the vote of his precinct in his vest
pocket.
A doctor that was not more successful
.ound them to be fisrt class and roliabje, doing all that is cliamed for them—Tribbune. 2t37
fieaquarters
FOR
CiDcerirs, BreRcM'ukr*.
VHER, sue KCTIONKKf And all k nni>
,. . . , , r , than any other pill slmger in theneigh-
te^“And the new subscribers for the ,
borhood.
CANNF.li 0000^. CONl',,UAOno CIO AHb,
1 FECflONERf. I'OHACCO. CIOAR And all kimfifCOI N l'KV PRODUCE.
Especial a’ntion is called to my subscription price is raised.
LUNCI COUNTER
great big Stab come tumbling in—only
one dollar per year
fc-jrJacob Kiefer came down from Indianapolis, last week, to spend a few
days with his parents.
jpa5r-One dollar pays for Tub Stab for one year—subscribe now, before the
A preacher that cares not for woolly ;
praise and emoluments.
osA-The Putnam CountyMedical Soci-
Pennsvlvania may fairly claim tho stupidest man in the world. He is a farm hand near Lebanon, and was hired to plow a ten-acre field. His boss, wishing to have him plow a straight furrow, directed his attention to a cow grazing in
A lawyer that don’t tell his client that an adjoining field, and told him to drive he is sure to win if the judge and jury directly toward her. On his return, half are men of sense. an hour later, he found the cow had left A merchant that don’t sell goods as her place and was walking about, while cheap as any competitor dare sell ’em. tho hired man, in pursuit of her, was Tho orchestra at Opera House grind drawing a zig zag furrow all over the
MULHOLN & HANNA,
—offer their services as—
TT UNT ID IE IR. T A
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to the citizens of Rutnam an l aifyoinin.
complete line of caskets, coffins, burial robes, etc., in western
iif counties.
They have the largest stock ami most estern Imliami. Funerals arraniced , _ perieneo in the business.
and conducted with the care assured by thirty years’ expei
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T. (J. BOWMAN.
JOHN BURLEY.
lout better music and less discord.
, oj dr SHO? e GUNS 0ty wiU meet at the Court 1Io,lso ’ noxl I The Vincennes Uommercia! S!iys: 'expedition througb the mud and mire oU
field.
STOP THAT COUGH.
T. G. Bowman & Co.'s CHEAPc«s STORE Wholesale and Retail dealers in Staple and^Fancy
1 | 1 _ Miss Genevieve Ames, of Greencastle, is
in the city, the guest of Mrs. J. I). Cox. gsicNow we are fairly started in the , 1 race of 1880—how many will fall by the wayside before we reach another New
KEF-SPUS,
North side square.
And so sluld everybody when they learn that hey can save m iney and obtain tl best Roods by going to
WSONG’S
to buy their
stock is ways fresh and complete. When yi v/ant anything in groceries, pvisions. canned goods, lip >*•'■ toba’os, cigars, fruits,coun-
trjproduce, t'tc., be sure
to call at
WYSONG'S,
Greercastle Foundry
M^pniNi: coai ivv.> v,
Culveis Iron Drag Saw
Seminary Street.
The “gallery gods” at Opera House prevented from annoying that portion of the audience who go to hoar what is go-
ng on.
The amateur looter wn the cornet who is not a nuisance to the neighborhood.
say he has the best wife in the world. The young lady who fails to say she is suffering from a severe cold, wheq she
‘Well, should SlIliUG Vea. sDay?
ear The Vincennes Commercial says: Miss Emma Blake, a charming and ac'complished joung lady of Greencastle, is visiting the family of Mrs. R< G. Evans.
ftrru’nipv I > |-n\ iwimw *tf*Now tl at the holidays are over, 1 ^ 1 11 j the poople have settled down to business is asked to warble.
Queen Mire and Glassware. ' n a business-like manner, and, we hope, The young man with small feet wli Especial iitir,on i, caUeil to the fact [lint our 'vith a determination to make 188U a does not say his hoots are too large for
profitable year. him, notwithstanding tho fact that it re*aS“Last Saturday night a fellow goi quires a half hours hard work to get
“tight,” and they took him down to the quay; but ho has since paid his fine— j which was very light—and didn’t have
I long for to stay.
■fe^This weather is very appropriate | for tho beginning of “leap” year, as any I man will tell you who has attempted to leap upon a dry stone only to discover it
—Manufacturers of— : is a pool of water. “Oh, it’s nice!”
®af*The only daughter of Mr. Louis jShuee.of Franklin township, died on
Andill Kinds of Machinery jlhursday, Jan. 1, 1880, of lung fever, and Castings. (The remains were interred at the llart■wReiKcinK on 'Mill Work and Farm Ma-1 man graveyard, on the following day.
chinwy doc ■ romptly. i
Bhwnns Depot. Greencaatle, Ind. IWA great many of our people are
la— | making glad the hearts of
tion, loss of voice, tickling in the throat, or any affection of too thtoat or lungs,use Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption. This is tho groat remedy that is causing so much excitement by its wonderful dues, curing thousands of hopeless cases. Over one million botttles ot Dr. King’s New Discovery have
■lay" I Ugliest Market Price Paid for Country Produce in Trade or Cash.^ T. GE BOWJYn^Llsr Sc CO. East Sldi-IPabtic 8'iuarc, (Irecnoastlc, Ind.
been used within the laat year
The newly married man who does not and have given peifect satis-
faction in every instance. We can unhesitatingly say that this is really the only sure cure for throat and lung affec tons, and can cheerfully recommend it all. Call and get a trial bottle for ten cents, or a regular size bottle for ,#1.00. JEROME ALLEN Greencastle, id. 32tf
^IF|Y>u have a COLD
OK,
WSAK LUNGS,
TJRYT TI-TE
GOtlEN ROCK RYE! I| if the best remedy out. You willtfi|d it at the over popular
I’HOILMX,
uarters for pure and lint*
old liquors.
31 R. L HIGKRT, Prop.
Head
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ryimmaamBt ^ ^
Conrad COOK.
Eagle
relatives and
friends in the West by sending them Tub Sraii for 1880—it will prove a constant | source of plotsure to those receiving it, 1 and only costs one dollar per year. #*a,¥“The question among our local canj didates is: “When I press my candidacy, will the exodusters vote forme? Will \ they vote? will they vote? will the dar* kies vote for me?’ They seem to forget i that there are a few white voters left in I “the land of the living.’’ ■iaSrWe have noticed several attempts to introduce temperance journals here which are printed in other cities. Now, J there is tromisc in this, as temperance people will find full accounts of their ' meetings in our “North Greencastle” items, and also get all the local news—
# 1 00 per year.
6i.¥*Mr. and Mrs. William B. Cunningham, of Franklin township, mourn the loss of their little twin daughters, aged about 4 1 2 months, one having died on Friday last, and the second one on Saturuuy. The funeral took place on Sunday
them on in the morning.
Notirr.
Greencastle, Indiana^ Jan. 5,1880. <,
Dear Sir: The partnership between Drs. Ellis & Smythe will he dissolved,by mutual consent, March 1, 1880. It is desirable to have a final settlement with all our customers as early as possible. We hope, therefore, you will call upon us as soon as you receive this notice. Each party will continue the practice in this city, all rumors to the contrary notwith-
standing.
Yours Respectfully, ELLIS & SMYTHE.
England they havo recently held a contest of the various leading artificial machines (or hatching chickens. Nearly a dozen machines were on exhibition, tho winner hatching out 97 per cent. An instance has been reported where one party in the West has brought out 179 out of 180 eggs, in an incubator rated at “200 egg-size.” It will bo a common thing before another year will roll around to hear of many similar results, and we predict a very decided change in the “hen
business” in that time. NO MORE HARD TIMES.
If you will stop spending so much on tine clothes, rich food and style, buy good, healthy food, cheaper and better clothing; get more rual and substantial things of life every way, and especially stop the foolish habit of employing expensive, quack (lectors or using so much
that does
Bargains, BARGAINS. Bargains! MONEY SAVED AND MONEY MADE! MULHOLN & HANNA,
William S. Mulhoi.n.
Adam Hanna
FURNITURE DEALERS and UNDERTAKERS. Wo are now roiidy to sell all kinds of Furniture at prices lower than were ever before offerjd in I’utnvn County. We propose to laraely increase ourstoek by additional puronanes, and .0 keep on bands tuu Laraost, Chcapost and Best line of Roods over uttered in this market. WE ALSO OFFFROUR SERVICES AS UNDERTAKERS. *Vo trust persons noodin* anythins in our line will callland see us before Koinglelscwkere. it is no trouble to us to show Roods. Cali and See'TJs at the Old Stand, Nos. 14 &. 16 East Washington St., Greencastle, ind. MLIillOLX A HANNA.
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The members of Tost No. 11, Grand Army of tho Republic, will give
an entertainment at the Opera House on; of the vile humbug medicine Tuesday evening, Jan. 13, 1880, at 7 you only harm, but put yonr trust in that 1 o’clock p. 111., consisting of addresses, | Ki,u l de 'P ure remed 3 , '. 1Io P I5ittcrs
'/vnr#»fi nltruvo «♦ n frriflincT rnut n»w songs, music and reminiscences of the
war. Reserved seats, 25 cents; gallery, 15; children under 12 years, 10 cents. All are invited and a good time promised. A negro in Columbus, Ga., was put on trial for a murder of which he was innocent; but, to clear himself, it was necessary for him to confess that, at the time of the crime ho was elsewhere stealing a horse. He kept silent until it became evident that he was to be convicted, and then he proved an alibi, and went to pris on for ton years. Kidney-Wort will cure Kidney and Liver diseases and worst cases of Piles. At a performance of the cantata of “Esther” at Dallas. Tex., Ahasuerus was adyised by somebody in the audience not to “cut it too fat.” Tho personater of
that
cures always at a trifling cost, and you will see good times and have good health.
GAZETTE!
—Chronicle.
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the interment taking place at graveyard.
Solel.’iR'm forlPure
Whie Lead!!!
Every Keg arranted.
We#t Side public square.
ftay-At a meeting of the Brick Chajiel Agricultural and Horticultural Society, j held December 26, 1879, tho following I officers were elected for tho year 1880: i R. N. Priest, President; Harvey Allison, Treasurer; VV. W. Allen, Superintend
Callender & Dunn,
Proprietors of
CASTLE MILLS,
Dealers in
Flour, Meal and Feed. Highest market price paid for grain. S Customlgrinding a specialty. Mill on lot formerly occupied by Oage’s mill, !6tf SOUTH OUiHSCA^TLB.
Hartman’s the great Assyrian went to tho footlights,
I and said: “This is a religious show, and you’ll have to be docent. I’m Ahasuerus just now, but after the show Pm Sam Turner; and if any duffer would like to cut it fat, then I’ll give him a mighty
lively welcome.”
From the Rockport, Ind., Banner:
ent; Will MeWy. CSW Marshal;
W. Allen, Secretary. Next annual fair to be held on the 15th, 10th and 17th of
September, 1880.
We clip the following from a Terre Haute paper: A sad accident occurred at No. 417 North Fourth street, yesterday, which resulted in tho d;ath of Mrs. Sadie L. Carnes, tho wife of a bricklayer. Mrs. Carnes was standing on a chair hanging a picture, wnen her foot slipped and she fell over the back of the chair. She was in a delicate condition, and the fall produced hemorrhage, from which
this is, however, not in the least astonishing, when we consider its truly wonderful curative powers. Mr. P. Kodenburg, of Grandview, called at our office last week, and related the following circumstance: I suffered with Rheumatism for over six years; consulted many physicians and tried hundreds of remedies, hut without avail. Having seen St. Jacob’s Oil advertised in your paper, and heard of some most astonishing cures, 1 sent to Rockport for a bottle of the Oil, and used it according to dircctions.^The relief I felt was almost “electric.” 1 got better at once, and now there is not a trace of
Rheumatism left in my body.
PER BUSHEL W 331 IE .A. T Would pay nell, and 2?> per cent saved to the purchaser on DRY GOODS! Is worth looking after.
HOW WE DO IT: Wc buy for cash anil save you 10 per cent. Wc sell for cash and save you 5 per cent. W« pay no rent and save you S per cent. Wc pay no clerk-hiro, save you 5 per cent. C'ALL AIN 1) WISE. JAItlES TAYI.OK, West Side Square.
SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUP! Im‘I «>!*«* tho Pronounced by all to be the most pleasant and efficacious remedy now in use, for the cure of coughs, colds, croup, hoarseness, tickling sensation of the throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a million bottles told within the last few years, Itgivcs relief wherever used, and has bo power to impart benefit that cannot be had from the cough mixtures now in use. Sold by ail Druggists at 25 cents per bottle. ►SI'.I.I.Rllf-l’ I.I VEIt IMUw are alt so highly recommended for curing liver oomplaint, oonstspation, sick-headaches, fever and ague, and all diseases of thestomaeh and liver. Sold by all Druggists at 25 cents per box. R. K. SUU.UKS k 00.. Pittsburgh. Pa. 12a 7
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THE OTLY MEDALS Awarded for Porous Piasters were given to the manufacturers ot Benson’s Cancine Porous Plasters at the Cente pnial and Pari, Expositions. Over 5,000 Physicians & Druggists have Voluntarily Testified that they are a groat improvement on the common, slow actio, Porous Plasters by reaaomet their prompt aotion and the absolute certainty of their quickly r«l Jeri&K pttUii auil effecting a positiva cure. PBIUb, 25 CRMs.