Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 April 1880 — Page 7

HUBBARD & FRY.

Cambridge, Ind., I'ealtT? in llie ci'lcljralc-'l

BIICKEIE Reaper and Mower, Buckeye Self Binder.

! THE STAR. .CITY AND COUNTY

CORRESPONDENCE.

#*tf-Tho m.-xt political agony ia the!

city election in May. j l^rMiss Kinma Fussier is visiting ( !\orlli !Tl!iilisou. friends at Terre Haute. j Wheat looks well .. People are turnantf Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Cole have gone ing stock out on gra>s It is feared the ,

GEORGE BICKNELL.

Atanu'acturcr and Dealer in

to visit relatives at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. , cold snap has injured the early ; te^l-he peach trees are in bloom and i fruit • ••OaU Sowing is the order of th-‘ Hie frost is giving them close att. niton. «'»>• • • • Woni,! of thc ari ‘ V' 0 ™*

I for corn,. . We had a wedding in Bru-

the 4th. The happy !.

couple were’H. Bemis and Sa:ah fioC-■ i dard. They took the train for Coal Bluff,

.... i m in s u lauiunu ai ...sue.a . u) C|ny county M av their lives he long failed to show up at Brazil on Saturday and hlippv u is tl ' l0uglll there will be

HiV’Nip and Tuck to-night, BiTSee tho new advertisement of

Renick, Curtis i Co.

to"Rev. W. W. Curry addressed the Ji^y-Thc school tauglit hy Miss Blanche ,

Republican Club last Monday night. Riggs, of this city, at Clinton Falls, ha- n ‘' rhlown - • an,la . v >

t^-.lohn Cawley shipped a car load of closed,

horses and mules on Monday. fc* The Black Diamond Minstrels’

Widow Talbott, of Monroe township, died on Saturday last, after a long

sickness.

night.

#is£i" Fresh

eggs planted three weeks

8i»Vl{. S. Tennant and w ife, of Terre ago or more, have sprouted spring chickllaute, visited relatives and friend# here en*.

And F« rm Implements

(•eneraliy.

fie»yMr. Jas. T. Darnall has been chosen Trustee of the Grand Lodge of

Knights of Honor of Indiana.

Monday.

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BaV'.Iane Coombs again appears in Greencastle—tho play is, “Engaged,’’

April 24 the date.

fay Don't forget to pay your taxes be-

T. S.—0. U. Ilubbar.l nil ii.ii tirecm asth' now and next Monday night—if boating the dust out of thc carpets, every Salunlny. in the intoresi of the above you do. penalty and costs are added. SoVThe Crawfordsvillo Star says maehinei. rboaa waatia# the beat maebln gyr-Mcssrs. lliihhard A Fry, of Bain- Mi#s Lou White, of < ir-. ;> istlt 111.-market will eonaatt their Interest bv oall- , ' ,1 , . , ,,

, bridge, have something the say to the guest ol the l ownsley household. ine upon him. In the inenntime any orders B , ° ,

left with J . 1. Edwards or II. M. Bamlcl will, ,,>rmcrs !n 1 !| E > ‘A 1 ’today. Read it, g©'* Charley VancleavO, who recently'

another wedding in town soon . . A little girl of Tom Harvey has been sick for five weeks... Old Madison went Demo cratic, as usual. We have two colored voters in our neighborhood.—They are Democrats. Colored folk", look to your interests, and vote where it will do thc

Flaws!

tarThe exodusters are now kicking most good Zim. Boswell is Constable up considerable dust in this section, in and David Boswell Justice of the 1 eace.

Chris. Knaur is coiivaloscent, after a so verc spell of sickness. He is going to

of Greencastle. is the I l)ttDTil, ° ty sch ° o1 su ' u,,ier -

And Farm ^laHiirirrv 4*rnrrall\.

A Srasi ttiiiEu.

have prompt a’tentioc.

521 f

m r.r.AM) \ kb\

ter-R.v. \V. W. Curry preached nt ( moved to Crawfordsville, was here visit College Avenue M. E. Church Sunday ing friends and relatives last Saturcny. nigi'L j BQy~The 1 lambic Ionian stallion "Roy-

OCNKRAL EFFECTS OK v i: L ro \x s

for which the highest market price will

Oa’’ The I'utnain County Medical So-! alist,” has been sold by Messrs Tennant, fia paid, ttfrO

! ciety convened at tho Court llousi', in Good bar & Co. to Yestal A B.indy of Clo-\

I regular i|uart. i ly.si ssien on Tuesday venial -.

COMPOUND SYRUP Of HypllOSHilileS.! ' Mr Mr. Alex. Smith, of Floyd town•‘II is I’vrfrrlly Safe, nisei tho Ba-’Miss Nannie Ftterback, who has hip, has recently received from T. S. i :ist<- rii-asanl." bn-n residing at Reelsvillo. has returned t Coop r of Tennsylvauii. the great-hog

to her home in Cloverdalc for a short importer, two fine Derkshite [dgs.

Tho firi»t apparont rfl'uot m to

Ju-i receiv -d another car 1-.a 1 ol tire cel. hratod OI.I.I V IIII 4 IIII.I-KD

H aanlou. 1*1.0%% Hi. together with a lir».- lino of .%!>% %M’K 4-1 I/l’ITAT4UIM and By W.M Darter,ol RugseHvillew'tO,000 DEBH’S MEW ICTI'KE CUETIVATOB with springs, alas bushels of wheat; 20 00 bush.-lx eon.:' ll 1 ' (! l>^r Bre ikmg Blows Gilpin Sulky Blows and Deer and Mansur Corn planter.

, , , , , , AlflO the bncktwa Corn I'luntcr and lioosior torn Drill.

l»> 000 bushfls oats; 10,(X»() buslieU rvc;i

Open and Top Buggies For Sale.

—A large and splendid stock of Boots anil Shoes are being received at \V. G. BURN F/r I 'S, Opera House building. It 51

It will soon bo the time of

inrroarm the appiitiin. It asvi-ts Visit, ill mel rail.-.- tie- tuml to

proiu-rly—thus the

by*{n?'!oni"a!• tien nn the'.lives’: S™ 1 ,or t,lc 1 ” I ' k>rs t0 st '‘ aro « ni1 0,1 live nrruin. imluc s ,n, ;r? f boxes, underjthc trees in the Court House

th e the

posited, but its eollei-linn i- eirrietl on iual-hy m inner, » hilv tlie f innaiion of tuh

#•£&” I'he elfortis, and wo hope the fa\t will be, that the next Butnam Counti Fair wil- be tip* best ever held Ip-re. ThJ premiums are all to be paid in full. / j IfegP'Thc business on tlie L. N. A. arid railroad has increased to that extent

Boom! Boom!! The Campaign is now open. Fanners, now is the time for you to begin looking about to s.-e where you can buy harness and saddles the

cheapest, or mother word

ALSO SUGAR KETTLES, FARM BELLS, SHOVELS, SPADES- FORKS AN D I I OES , ' u ‘ lowest prices.

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niou*ami regular evandetioni. ' /Jai r the least money L. I. Louis IisvITeinf on the imonus iiichi- yard, etc., and be lly blown. larThc business on the L. N. A. ahd ■ , , , , , , nnine 8u«*h tiiAt en»«y expoe- liainbrKl^o, Indmna.nas (lie lar^s) stock t-irati-iu in i rmlured: not only flsy.-And now the report is that the i C. railroad has increased to that extent ,, , , ■ , , ii , , , , , . are the air p»M.«rM-ii-.ily void “ ‘ , . , in Bulnaiut oiinty. I bought a large stock ed Of the .erretii.n already do- Rev. I. \V. Joyce of Greencastle, will that two additional freight trams are ren- of mfttoll .,| before the advance and am

’ ,::V ' acce P t the P fts, 0’ ■ the Central " ,i " " No change of time or p rep , red t o give my palrons h. .dvan-

;i^V.\ui;; ,, »;Le;Pwhir.‘:u^e W r U ,L’;h , 'u h o n P ;, E. Church,.tlndUnapoli., Editions will be made to the passenger] , have now 8ols ofharnoMand preparnii-’iican hi-’iH-t'icr"ielai>-ed ll- h-’li’and tfc^'Bee Advertisement in to-day's 75 saddles and other work according,and .T-v p.e-'111':I’Yd!p11'l’. 1 1..l^Z Star ofJoaephCook; the subject of his! MTThe Presbyterians exp ct to have 25 dozen borso collars which i willsel or treuil-lint' of ihu hand* rr body, couvh, iocture; the date thereof; the price of their new church ready for dedication in at 0 ld iirice< and as for material ami

shortnoeg nfbri-ath. nr i-onsuuiptivc habit. The . . , , . , , r .

nervoand iuuwcIdh betun.i: miontfilifned mu 1 tickots, mid licic it is to bo delivered. about throe or tour weeks. It is xpect \vorknniushi|) I (‘Jinnut 1» * o- at. My

tSrWhcn you meet your friend or ed that Dr. luttle. oft raw fonlsviile, and stock is made from th- b-st of Ohio and

C9ffillCl!ll!l i yriij) Of Hypo- neighbor looking kiml’o miserable, don't ^ lr - ir-hard, tho evangelist will officiate Virginia leathi-r, and made in best of ptehilBS. ask him if he is sick—'tis simply thc re- "n th^ interesting occasion. style. I am bound to make a trade that

suit of his wife's semi-annual attack of 8®*Tho oratorical contest at Asbury will stick to me, if good work and fair

I'lio l'iin' ';"i- l -''v r:,L‘i^;A"ry f houso cleaning. came off Saturday night, and resulted in dealing and low prices will do it. Now

f»y‘Last Sunday's Indianapolis

limbs. Bhi-i.-ai »n 1 Ment.il l»<inc-.-ion. I.naa -ml say-: James T. Darnall, of Green- Hi 1 'State contest. there were — and get prices, rt will raji lly iruffrovc* flit* wojikHnctl iun^tion.s rastE’, who belongs to more secret or- contestants, the others ranking in the oi- if,nil.

I'aiTiculur attontiou to hoiso-shocing ami repairin" generally,

get the best Tlisuk 1'nl for past ftvors, I ho]ie liy close attention to Imsines*

amt fair dealinj;, to merit a eont muance of the same. Northeast corner Indiana and Columbia streets, (ireencastle.

Fellows

„mt nrirHiis of .he boily. wl.leh depo-.a.for ^ tliitn any mftn nnw a , ivi>i was jn the d.-r named: Coffin. Smith, Mick and Mor

health upon volontury. Hcini*voIunt»»ry nml in- tiers than any i voluntHry nervote* action ItuctK wilh v’jror. •*, i * verv,,!.-

- milt ! and subtlety owing to the exQiiisite 11,18

hiirmonv „l it-inui-; !i M-. iilijn to p-rn-l-I.M.,1 an „ ua | convention

ttHeit. Its taste is |»leuj*Bnt ami ils eno' ts i*cr-innnt-n’. '41 "2 Honor. •volrl l»> 11 Driiguists. M '.’i .i Imltle

W. \V. Jones, Audit.

attendance upon th-' of the Knights of

the choice of Mr.Uonrey as “spokesman" i:,, t this out and rein inlu r it. Money

a . saved is money made, (all and .see me, at the State-contest. 1 here were live ,

and get prices. L. L. Loris

%ii> mill '1'nrk

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. , ■ , r .. Of this splendid dramatic production. Staj- i he Indianapolis Sentinel of .-! th . Oil Citv Den Itisnoexag day prints the following: On dit, that ^ration to say the play was the most Brofessor Ridpath, of Asbury University, amusing and entertaining presented 1

’Well. 1 should smile.

Anti ‘o should everyhody \%hon fh^y loHrn thnt they can sav*? money rik! obtain the bent goods by going to WYSONG'S

to buy their

Ml LHOliN TT IT

BLACK

OtaT Every owner of pronerty should . . - . . i take an interest in cleaning up and adorn- *>- ‘h® Congressional bee buzzing in bis f "i; ..i^Kaion e, L„T'VIL ing his premises; it will bo good for the »H>nnc-t. 1 he piogrammo is (or the Na- patrick is a .. i,, with ihlrty-dx general health as well as speak well for tionals to nominate him. and tin Repub- elephants. Little i ainilla Gardner, agi-d Hie eitv If our city presents a neat ap- beans will adopt him as their candidate |^ix yens peformed her jiart very cred ' . ' . , , . , ... itah! v. Those who did not attend miss-j pearance it will attract n good class of toHhereis no actual necessity , e(1 a Varo treat, and shmdd never miss; citizens. consult a batometer now-a-days, if it is „„ op-«ortunity when offered in the future

KAfThc groat demand on the columns not neif-e-tly convenient to do so, be In witness thc eccentricities of'Nip and , to the i-itiipn- <f Putnam nn 1 ml -inina counti.--. They have tho largest stock ami .ZT ,, . , , - T„,.L- - complete line of casket... coffin.-, Imrinl etc., (n western Indiana^ K-inerals arr«n««4

of T in: Staii for advertising space at alt cause every girl you meet is a traveling;

HANNA & iffi-rjthcir services as —

a traveling; 1 ut-k ’

Groceries Provisions butes P eoia,, y in the8e lslteron . e ft . Ju8t "® licoh . or ^ ui d c L 80e A ba "?r nclJ's.tLC'St' Reserved se^tTon ’* ‘ * pn.vt-s that merchants appreciate it for- if tho weatlier is in-lined to be- wet gal( , ;.j iar(;( , at | ( . kng( i onH ,

what jti—thc best advertising modiiim they appear limp and straighten out i! tho weather is dry and clear, they cling For sale, hy Mrs. L. 11. Rudisill— close to Ape brow, curl up cunningly and eggs to set, of Dorking, Leghorn, Blym- (

,, r , . ,, smoothly, and look as if they had come to outh Rock varieti-s. Jm 50 1 he 1 utnaui County Democratic J - -

All business transacted privately

B*a>”-Tlio Danville Union say- Wean- moderately, expeditiously, methodically, to have two important meetings here next and as simply as A B—t.. hy Nip and week. First, the Methodist Ministerial Opera House, Saturday. April

Association of the Greencastle District— —

see programme. Second, meeting at the’ l armers, call on DAI. 11.1., at same time, the Woman’s Foreign Mission- Russellville, when you want to sell your

di-trift. This grain and produce. it5 )

mnlotc* lint* of cuskotH, uottinv. iniritl roiK*s. eic., ’>1

ill t ondu^led with tho pare M<surp«i bv thirty yen- -’ cxppi io

No. 11 and 1'* fcJ.ist Washin/too Stre t, tire

1J i: i',i i mu. a xaiio n'*o in the busiuest?. reoncastle, Inti.

<^lieunsnare nntl (il;us\v;m\ INpep’.H 1 aHentinn is r iMed t»t the fnct that our

stock »s ftlwayn fresh and complete. When you want anythin# in (rroceries. proviBionB, canned goods,

tobMpco«, cigar*, fruits,ctiuntry produce. Hr., be >uro

to call at

nrsoxa's,

XorthwcKt eorner Public Square.

Gree i u t ilt Foundry

—AND—

M V< ! I I m: 4 '<>>1 I* V X N . —Munufacturers of— Culver’s Iron Drug Saw And all Kinds of Machinery and Castings. iNtirHepuirinjr on !Mil1 Work and Farm Machinery done j roini>tiy. Shop near South Depot, Grconeastlo, Ind.

in Dutnam County. Wo intend to keep it

up to this standn' V too.

to'

Central Committee has decided to hold the primary election in this county on the last Friday in April. The candidates to be chosen are Clerk, Treasurer, Sheriff, Surveyor, Coroner, and representative

in th-- General Assembly.

t-W’l’he finest in the world—tin great

r , , . , . ary Society of the same nuaen of tragedy, JanatischeK, at Opera *, , , .

socn-tv will hold ils opening services

House next Tuesday night. This is undoubtedly tbe grandest entertainment .-vi r announced in Oreencustlc, ami our l citiz'iis should go if they wish to patronize a first-clns-i entertainniont.

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—Go to tho Opera House next Sat-

Tuesday evening at the joint Missionarj urday night and s<".- the finest company

•neeting. Tho choir of the M. E. Church traveling—Nip and Turk.

•s making special preparation to outer The best goods and lowest prices lain thiso associations witli choice music, in cyery thing in ths grocery and pro (All the meetings are public and every- vision line, at \\ ysong s. Our prices

*®r*The air was la-len with the odor of ( )0< | v j* invited to attend,

burning brush and trash, the fish-worms wriggled as the earth was upturned by the knight of the spade, the odoriferous oni-'n had been planted, and mortals bad faith that spring was hero and garden sass would he plenty. Sunday morning the tables turned and amateur gardeners were out in ulsters ami overshoes sweeping tin- snow from the verdureb ss beds and shooing o'd winter out of the lap of

spring.

tor-La-l Sunday Mis. L L. Campbell and her daughter, Mrs. Goodwin and

child, of Fillmore, were driving through ... . -e. .. • r. . _ ■ . „ r

fat hi r, who was well oil, spent a great 1 hfc (/incinnati Uonintorcial of No\. - > deal of time and money in searching for ; av '^', Go Mondax e\ening Mr. Horn

found traces

In 1 loverdah- tp., April 9, lasO, Mrs. Elizabeth Hubbanl, aged 4! years, 10

months.

It has wonderful power on Bowels, Liver and Kidneys! What' Kidney-Wort,

try it.

Robert Dixon walked coolly out of his parents' house at Zanesville, Ohio, ostento go hunting in the woods, but really to seek his foitune. That was forty years,

ago, and h - was then 1 "> years old. II is 11 ;1IT'>

Our

arc always the lowest—a fact prov.-n by our large sales to close buying customers. Northwest corner public square.

4'lii«'K«-ns %% aiiG-tl.

500 dozen old hens and roosters; .'s)0 dozen full-feathered geese; 3U0 dozen full-feathered ducks; 100,(Hst dozen eggs. Wanted by NY. M. Darter, at his new elevator, at Rustollville, for which the highest prices will he paid. H oO You ought to see the Morton Missouri Bee Hive. It will he sold at Greencastle, hv 1’hillips Bros. It5 i

Bargains. BARGAINS. Bargains!

MONEY SAVED AND MONEY MADE! Mullioln, Hanna, & Black FURNITURE DEALERS.

Wear.- now -.elv to sell nil kinds <>f Furniture at l-rieos lower than were over l.e-nre effw>.t in l’utn»*n I'.einly. We i>rni,<i-e to larsrelv in- rea.-e oar stock by Hild.tional nun r.sres. und ,, k c ,.|, on hand.- tne Largest, l’hc»|.eat and Uest lino of s"<>ds ever olforcd in this market. *Vc trust pi-r-on - neediiu’unytl.in* in nur line will ralRand see^us before gninz olsewhera.

ll is no trouble to us to show.guods.

Cali and S33 Us at t'nc Old Stand, Nos. 14 i 16 East Washington St., Greencastle, ind. fljKB08iv\. HA ^.\ A aV ISLALIi.

%% etoei'in Nij* siimI Turk.

WICHOLSfSHEPARD&CO.Battle Creel,ill y L,tabll.h,(l OnlCINAL AND ONLY CENt’lblE^

IMIitllia

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TUreshinr; Machinery and Portablw

nnd. Traction Engines. THE MTAKDABD of ei ■

lining World. _ _ _ _ _ M ATCH LESS f'»r Ortln P»rtii|. Tinu-rc-rfetA INc'ovii’ VIM 11 I t ■/ of «*•••'e r- Wtl~m

Workuiiiu -»Pi ALyukt 1 lut-b, *»*

the city, when th. ir horse took fright and ran away. The inmates of the buggy were thrown out and scverely injured,

Beavtu of Miftfl. m Ikvi i ni a

flr.it), mi l anii.ii «- 'b

H.i. Tlniuth- . I l->»cr

ndor %rork \n o’f fctiul* <» f bu only sue* ' o4ful TUn sbar

it Het

Huai (Tf-iti i-t ial fi-Ht

in-t ht-U.'.

urt* v of l’ow?r.

:VnlVL^.'n.^ ,,,J Lu*w UM.MS..-.. VV..X.-.M

, without tUttbic o! ua^uv, location,ur

naratord u #;>• i.aitr. Four bI/ck

8*4 Vc»ra» of I’roi

iron*

Iv unknown in

s of Hi paratorH. front fl to 12 h“r t>r4»iii* Htid f^Mitliiuou*

guaratiico fur »m>t-rior |ooda au<I

nr*, from fi to 12 h-.mi |...wf‘r; Iliialm oM Lj ttai bouse, ’

Conrad COOK.

Sole iz-iul tor Bure Whits ^

Eagle

vf»ry Keg Warranted. West Side public *nu»r»\

Lny 1 ^ ^ ’ ^arVMi • • •

tho l«‘ft shoulder, Mrs. Goodwin a line-

tt.ro of the left leg, and tbe child a cut i'* his property to his wife, ,n

in the for. head. Dy Monday evening they had sufficiently recovered to he re-

moved to their homes.

t a v He was employed :e

CAUTION!

Th*» wnnAcrM Httr-ra# nr-1 p'M.nLirtf r of

,i- r

nrt> various iiiak«*r4 nrc now aMetni-t*

» ot

our \ iHu*r<iR Mio hint’rj

narninv# to th> wall honn* various iuak<*r4 i

ing to build ai. 1 palm vtf iuftrior aud uionjr- l imitation#

our Ouuoua gu.k! --.

BE NOT DECEIVED UC •o..:..’xvc•.-’'.I''’ '

1 “ lull p»rtl. ..Ur. . J, for niwtrmM Clrnlua, wkl ••

2T;CH0I.S. EHEFAXO 4 CO., B-ittle Creek, K i.

•Or. Mondav

Webber nmdo his initial bow in his coni-

him. but m vain, tbougb be found traces ,. (ly _ arama „ f Xip and Tuck, to one of thc

Campbell sustaining disYocatVn o'f of bi8 'va,.dorings|i.i the West Old Mr-largest Mon,lay night houses, and was

1). \on hnuge i himself in l's | ,5. bequeath- received by utiboumlcd enthusiasm. 1 he

trust for pbi.V possesses all the qualifications of a

, great dramatic success ana the perform

his missing son. Still Robert remained anco was w i t h ou t blemish. Mr. Webber a« ay, and the other relatives began to )s a couiodmn of rare abilities and » conihink they would get tbe e>tatc, which sumniatc knowledge of effect. His voice bad grown to he worth *100,000, on the «“* pleasantly graded to each character, ciirai > i • ii- i . i i , ,, and the various make-ups impenetrable L 'K ar death ol Mrs. Dixon: but he has at ,on gth ^ ^r cha r ac tor outlining. Thc com-

liuiFlur. and no IlUed no occasional 1} on rc t nrno ^ ; an d will give no account oi panj, throughout, is & good one, and we the best “old crow.' Ills chum was a i 1 i luac ]f i i can safely predict an unquilified s-iccess fellow cigar twister, who also liked his ..... > wherever they may cast their lines.’’ toddy. Tobacco manipulator No. 1 got 4«iio4l %4glit. 4««-iill*- I oiks. As this celebrated company will perioalous because No. 2 seemed too attent-. i8 of a ncw , l 111 ‘ r ‘ ( ' tl0 - l> y "'.11 form at Optra House on next Saturday J . . . I.. 1 hoinpson, author of the famous night, we anticipate a big house; scats on

ivo to his wife, and in hn jealous agony .. (:onio where the Lillies sa f e at Langdon’s.

he attempted to stal> his better-hall with Bloom.” Music dealers write that they , a table fork inflicting only a slight never knew a quartette to sell so fast. New Spring 1 nnts just icceive wound. Since then he packed his trunk Dice '^^T. THOMBSON^ CO.. LANGD0N LL -‘ 5l

(a red cotton handkerchicf)and decamped East Liverpool, Ohio. Mr. Harry Webber assumes five .. 'sm.i-iMiir lo to the Ol'dimtfor parts unknown, leaving his wife and J - - -' —-— distinct characters—don’t fail to seo him 1 Itvsiciaus SUV they iitt* ill f*\iiy VVU\ l Up

Mill lot fomcriv oeeupleVbv Oa«*s mil.' hi* cherished chum to mourn as thoyf — Lausuedoc F^ces, Ties and RucU- in Nip and Tuck, at Opera House, Satur-1 rv ‘slow-actinp PormiB riastors used for thlB purpOlf-

SOITIIurkk^’TstLe.” without hope A^ingM at the DA7.ML 2t51 day, Aprill l.th,

Callender &. Dunn.

t’rorrietors of

CASTLE MILLS,

Dealers in

Flour, Meal and Feed.

Highest market price paid for graia. Cuatomigrinding a specialty.