Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 April 1880 — Page 5
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! prove fatal. The cistern was being 1
-Another case of those fine ties and
And Exposition at
-The Misses Mattie and .Jennie Terr
AXIVOI SCElflEXT.
COUNCILMAN’—THIRD WARD.
| cleaned out, and had it not been for the ‘ ^ik handkerchiefs just received at the presence of a young man in the cistern, I “\VHKN.” Don’t fail to see them.
I who caught the child in his arms, it would I
have been killed outright.
a-ayThe report is that the Indianapolis | that splendid upright Chickering Piano . and St. Louis road will, with the taking on exhibition at Meharry Hall recently. 1 effect of the summer time table, put on , — another through train. It will arrive in Si win., Mauii.i Saii.s. J. I. I Indianapolis at 11:40 a. m., and connect HILL ’ S Headquarters: Miss Jane Mywith the new fast express train to be put L ‘ rs ’ Mrs J * VV ’ L- 'J' ne ’ Mr8 ’ M V ’ Lister - I on the Bee Line at that date, mention of Mr Eli ->* h ) icker8 - Mrs ’ C ’' 00 ’ ,Ien
which was wade a few days since, and ^ ok> ; Mr8, I)an101 Perkin8 » Mr8, A ; l> * I WILLIAMS. ECKELS a candidat© f»r » i Bond, Mrs. Wm. Hawkins, each a New , Clerk of Putnam County, subject to the deois ■ which promises to become a very popu-; ion of the Democratic voters at their primary
1 lar train. The I. and St. L. will also put »" d Mr8 ’ W. lellows, a el.etlon lv — To All %% liom it .Ua) 4'onrrria.
The undersigned Citizens and Demo-
Gcotkc Phipps will be an In.lepen.lent caa didate for Councilman in the Third Ward, at
, , , , , thecomin*city election, nubjeet only to the have purchased from Mr. A.T. Donnohue j votes of the citiiens at the polls. St 41
FOK CLERK.
Koitor Star: Please announce the natneol UEOHUK OWEN as a candidate for tho office ol Clerk ot the Circuit Court for Putnam connty. subject to Uomocratic usages. tfK! Editor Star : Please announre me as a rap didate for the office of Clerk of Pntnasu County, subject to Democratic usages.
JOHN W. LKK-
Clothing Store ! In their Large and Magnificent Rooms, Numbers !> and II. Washington Street, Saturday, April 24,1880. The public are cordially invited to visit the finest Clothing Emporium in Central Indiana. ['hr Special Feature of Our How Location Zs * Our Cliildrcn’s Department! Fitted up especially for the convenience ol‘the Ladies and the Little Ones. II (woods marked in Plain Figiirres.
[on another express train west bound. It, ‘ ew * 0,ne j will depart from the Union depot at 12:45 (jneensware and Glassware—the
noon, and make the same time ir.to St. most complete stock in the county, and cr,lt ' c '"OIts of Lloverdale township rt-
Louis that the Vandalia, leaving Indian-' bargains ior customers atWYSONG’S, tf 1
apolis at that hour, now does.
f^“llere is a sensational item, for the .truth ot which we will not vouch, writ ten up as occurring in this City, and pub-
sncctfully present the name of William S. Eckels as their candidate for the nomination to the office of Clerk of the Oir-
Notire.
1 lie stockholders of the Brick Chapel cult Court before the Democratic N'oraiAgricultural Association are called to nating Election, Mr, Eckels is one of meet at their hall, on April the ‘.‘iHh, at l ( our host woikers in the party and as we o’clock p. m , for the purpose of electiug 1 believe well qualified to fill the office fur a secretary, the old one having resigned,' which we present him as our Candidate and attending to any other business that to our friends in tho other Townships, may come before the meeting. By erder ' Any assistance you may he willing to of Association. R. N. Pbiest, render him will oblige us and he duly
'.’resident, remembered in tho future and repaid in
remained in the cup into the stove, when ! 1,081 L’igars and Tobaccos in 1 '" 1<! ’ it instantly ignited, and the flame reach- d '° c '*y ^ \ SONG'S—h ills a cigar ing her hair it was ablaze in a twinkling. ' or '* cents that ia sold elsewhere in the She succeeded in smothering it with her)°' , y ^ or cents. tf 1 apron, with no other serious result than The medicines of Dundas, Dick & ] ” V- ^ the transformation of the tresses into Co., arc unexcelled for elegance, purity i W II Taber i frizzes. Her self-imposed incineration I all( j reliability. Their Seidlitine Seidlitz ! O B Dix
lisheri in Isst Mpndjy's Indianapolis Sen tincl: A young lady of this city, who was using petroleum us a restorer or dressling for the hair, had a narrow escape ' from a serious experience the other day. 4 After making an application of the oil to her capillary covering, she poured what
Conrad Job
James W Bell Wm Broadstrcct
S B Mann
| is explained by the rumor that she is conducting her experiments in secret, with a view to applying for her substi-
stutes for crimping.
Don't fail to hear Helen Mar
White.
Powders are as pleasant as Lemonade. 1 heir Soft Capsules are world famous.
Seee advt. Eor sale at
Store.
The person who took the wrong
carpet from Corwin iv Co.’s store, last the best for the least money
week, will please return it, and save us
tho trouble of coming after it.
CORWIN A CO.
Wm B Sandd C T Eoster
John D Sinclair
Allen’s Drug; \v B Vestal Gin 51 i Isaac P Sinclair
M C Bridges \\ hen you want sugar and coffee . M Bandy by the pound or by the barrel and sack, 1 E Long
call at \\ \ SONG’S—he will give you ^ ^ ^ illiamson
lf f
Saturday, April 24, 1880.
J C Akers ; J R Hood
iVe have much pleasure in rccom- j ^ Prichard mendingThermaline to our readers as an ^ orl ' i
OWEN, PIXLEY A CO., Proprietors WHEN Clothino- Stove.
1
RAILWAY TIME-TABLE.
DIANAfOLIS AND St. Lot’IS RaII.ROAD
Going Kaat. Going West.
,y Ex 4:25 PM 9:30 a ai icominodatiou 10.13 a m .S'l? 1 ’ 11 i.Y. Expresp 2:40a,»i 12:30am
•Kverv Day.
JOHN W. EAKP. Agent.
. Louis Vaxdama.Tehrk Haute Jfc In
diaxa vous Railroad.
Enstward Trains. Westward Trains. >2. War ,w 4 20 r m | *"12-1J a m 2- ns p u (U0 a M *5.06 p M | *8.30 a M *5.1U r u
♦Daily except Sunday.
♦♦Daily.
SAM’LICATIIERWOOD, Agt
fiSifDr. Evans has been visiting his father, near Cuba, Owen county, this week. Way Mrs. Will Cumback, of Greensburg, visited friends in this city on Sun-
day.
gisiyThe street sprinkler is giving aid
and comfort to our citizens by laying the I < ’ as, ’ K: twenty-four probate cases, and one
hundred and four civil cases. | ’ 6®^ With the return of spring do not! forget sanitary matters. Have
If you like go and hear Helen Mar
White.
Itesility.
If you want a hat that is beautiful,Scott i the Fancy Goods man can sell you one. Helen Mar White at Meharry Hail Thursday eve., April 29. j Ladies and Gents who wish to i have their Collars and Cuffs done up in j first class style will leave them at the ; “WHEN” clothing Store where they will | he returned every Saturday night right i side up with care. 2tL
Common
Our goods were bought r ; low as they have been sold to any one. We intend to sell them on as small margin as a^e sold by any other house. Therefore, if we do not save you 20 per cent., we will
outsviLLE, New Albany & Ciiicaoo-
RAifpoxn.
(Going North.I
Pfer. § l: Z: hrougli Freight 3 1111 H,
(Going South, i
xpre?., 1 43 p. M. JVey Freight 4 no a m. hrongh Freight -2 1/ P. u.
dust.
CW*Mi;ssrs. King Alspaugh arc running a shingle factory in Madison town-
ship.
Bay-Will K. Stevenson is the agent for the Union Express Company—sec advertisement. gay Lou S. Cumback, of Cincinnati, spent Sunday in this city admiring that
boy.
BaJf»Miss Maggie Moffat, of Greensburg, is the milliner at Hays’ Trade Em-
porium.
gar Died, in Madison tp., on Monday, ' 1 April 19, of diptheria, son of J. W.jKar
ITY AND COUNTY s*». ■> j™*
ftay Those who failed to pay their taxes
BSagrThere was :»large congregation out at College Avenue M. E. Church, last W ednesday night, to hear Rev. W. W. Curry on “Why I am a Unirersalist.’’ HayThe docket for tho next term of
I’utnam Circuit Court, which begins next , ,, ,
,, , . . - A , . . . „ | try and use vou well,show you our goods,
Monday, consists of thirty-nine State 1 , ‘ / , ,
and tl they suit you, will be glad to sell
T. B. SCOTT,
The Fancy Goods man.
, , , , . „ M L Hood absolute cure for malaria. Ihemanufac- \v D Elliott Hirers' name alone is a guarantee of its Nathan Cromer merit, It sells at 25 cents per box. For ' 1,1 A Evans particulars see advt. For sab at Allen’s 1 ' 1 , ar I ^ oW , , _ \\ in I Brown
1 mg Store. oni o2 ; Phil Southerland
Salt! Salt!! Salt’.!! WYSONG’S, J . e, I, Casse11 Northwest corner of the rubhc Square, j 0 i, n Dittimore
is headquarters for the best silt, at low- Edmund Coffman
est prices. tf l AllenT Morgan James Wil on A beautiful display of French Isaac Costen Novelties in Silks and Satins at J £> Billmnn 2t52 CORWIN’S. , E ^ k ® r8 . C T McGinnis Capt. James J. Smiley will ad- ^ ose ph 4oung dress the Democratic Club here, Tuts- ’! a,n .“ 8 . E Eo . , ]p i .v, ot.i »i » r • Louis Sherrill day, the 27th. Also A. J. !• arrow is . I(ime8 SUnt()n
expected. Good music will be in attendance. All parties are invited. By order of committee, W. H. MeNart,
James Sherill David Hall J S Martin
I N Carpenter
Mothers, don’t fail to go to the ' L L Parish
for j’our boys’ cloth- 1 Morris Dilly
2t52 Thos Rule jr
James Justic>i Win M Asher
J I‘ Hood
Trade Emporium
ing.
-10U Zephyr Shawls just opened at 2t52 CORWIN’S,
THE STAR.
matters. Have your' Vou can bu Y Swoet - <)rr ’ & c '°' s
premises thoroughly cleaned, sprinkle i * atdldoon ^ veraEs ^ or c * s ’ at ,be all cellars with lime, and see that the' “ WHEX ” Why will you go to other
drainage about your residence is good. ' bouses and pay $1. ‘2t‘_’ ttiS“W.(i. Burnett of this city has boon tin* Citlawns ol 1'iitiiiiin elecied Grand Patron, Order of the East- 1 Count)'.
Patrick McAroy
J H Sandy J H Brothers Jas Morrison
William Hall John V Morgan
11 T roster
Joseph Racobs
Amos Horn
Isaac Gilmore
John Asher
T K Pollard
J T Horn Gus Sackett
Jospch Sharrard
S W Abel
Thomas Horn William Layne
A Foster
A Heller David Dunkin Edward llammoud Wallace Dunkin William Crose John Charter John R Wilson Win Hood
II Steel L Palish
Wm Wilson John W Wattets XV Hubbard Charles Munch R J Michael J P Michael James McCamer Reuben Michael Hard Bryant Vincent Nichol* J N Gray J M Parish W F Sandy A C Horn K Jenkins Thos Rule G H Hillman J B Sinclair John McAvoyjr F M Christenberi y L L McGinnis John McAvoy sr J F Steel Jas Broadstroet Joseph Landeman Thomas J Wilson James Diily David Justice John A Nichols John T Garwood Samuel Baldwin
Murray Carter
We have just opened a largo line of elegant fringes in all the popular colors, and they are going at less prices than ! can be found outside of the Trade Em- !
poriura. 2t52 FOK SHERIFF. FRANK A HAYS. JAMES BRANDON is a candidate for SherrH ' ’ | of Putnam Oounly, subject to the decision cl r,,- . . r i “ . the Democracy at the nrimurr election. Ila is
I j- , I licke'8 tor Jane Coombs Will be a life-lonx Democrat, havinx never voted aur- . t.u, . tat.'ol Indiana, and \\ . H. As there has been a great number of )Ut on S|l | e We j neg(JaT morning I ang thin*but the Democratic ticket.
smvthe, formerly a resident here, has our citizens fleeced out of considerable j D^’i opp^li;; S
been re-elected Grand Secretary of the
same order.
KfeU The new arrangement for running trains on the L.X.A. & C. H R. gives us a train from Cloverdale in the morning and one returning in the afternoon, but the people living on the line of the road, north of this city, cannot visit (ireencas-
B^Miss Grace Hoyt is quite sick. BSrSpp advertisement of the When. Badf-Mr. E. D. Anderson h able to be ut again. O^Lum. Anderson lias gone to Hot Uplines. BQrCity election one week from Tuesday next. yff-Thnrsdny was the warmest day of jtho season. B®"Russ Alliv* is out of the race for iepresentative. I^-April Term Putnam Circuit Court k egins next Monday. 8®“W. I. Overstreet, of Spencer, was |n town Wednesday. BfeJi’-Mr. and Mrs. J. W. (Vie have returned from the West. na^Col. Osborn and wife are visiting [datives at Paris, Ills.
on last Monday will now have penalty | tie and return by train, on the same day.
1 and costs added.
*®r Married, at the residence of the
*Sf*Taxes arc paid up better now, so bride's parents, on Wednesday, April 21,
teports the county treasurer, than in the isso. by Dr. I. W. Joyce. Mr. Alrnon E. past twenty years. Woods and Ella May Jones, both of this
B^’Rcv. S. II. Wishard, the evangelist, city. Wo wish the happy'couple long
will begin a scries of meetings at Brown's ! life, great prosperity, and all happiness
Hall, this city, on May 8. attainable in this world. SsjP’Last Wednesday was the birthday fij^Thc readers of Tnr: S'l.u: should
amounts of money by- traveling men in different kinds of business, and especially the lightning-rod business, it is time to remedy the matter. Now, we all agree that this should not be so, and I propose
to do your work for a fair price, and do tro,,1 ° I° w prices they are selling at. it just as well as anybody can. Iiurnish! P RANK A. 11A5 N. any ryd that is manufactured in the U.S., 4IIMM VI. E. FOUR hut I make a specialty of the Franklin Is pleased to inform the ladies that she Lightning Rod, which is manufactured in ^till docs plain and fancy sewing. Cutting your own county; consequently the mon-, and fitting a specialty. Corner 1st and ey is kept at home, is paid out in taxes j North Jackson 8ta. 4t52 j at home and for the produce that the — —— farmers raise—for all engaged in the No extra expense to sell clothing manufacture of those rods are consumers ^ ^ cade Emporium. 4\ e can save of the produce that is raised on your J ou 20 per cent over exclusive clothing
farms. If you have any woik to he done h° l,scs
FOK TKEASl KEK.
Editor Star: Please announce me as n eitn didiite for Treasurer of Putnam County,8uhj«< *
, ’ to the decision of the Democratic primary the T rade i election. E. TUCKER.
seeing Miss Coombs on April 24th
The clothing boom at
Emporium is caused by the immense | Editob Star :
stock of new spring styles, and the exjeet to the decision of the Democratic primary
j election.
FOK L’OVIiraiSMOViEK. Please announce WILLIAM FORD, ofMmiroe township, as n candidate for County Uoui miasiuner (or the Northern District of 1’utnaa.i County, subject to the decision of the Democratic piitnury election.
2t55 FRANK A. HAYS.
of Mr. J.F. Jones, and it was observed by-1 notice the card, “’iV the Citizens of Tut-' * ' l l * * H as<10 1 ' - " ur r ’ rdl r ^’ the (ainily in becoming manner. nam County,” in to-day’s issue. Mr. El- ^ will be o.it in a few ilays. lor
i - xkS
—Shirts, Collars and Cuffs at 2;52 B. F. HaYS A-CO’S.
warm
—Carpets and Floor 2t52
Oil Cloth’s at CORWIN’S.
Joseph COOE
Amirica's most profound thinker, will
deliver his powerful lecture.
8®” I.erouol G. Hubbard has been appointed guardian of tho minor heirs of man '
Tho£s C. Ilubhard,'deceased.
B®t*Died, in Franklin township, on Sunday. April 18, 1S8U, of typhoid fever,
Rouben Henkle, aged about 40 years.
S®“Dr. Fisk returned from New Jer-
M. M
We keep the best line of men’s j
Mcllvain, Rutnamville (whose custom-made Boots and Shoes that is
Does Death EndAlir
Bigy-Soe new advertisement of Wy-l*°y> Tuesday. Mrs. I isk will remain Jong’s grocery store. there to visit relatives for some time. BfirWill Talburt, of Waveland. was J Matson is skirmishing over i Grecncastle Wednesday. this congressional district, in those latter Bern. L. Hams builds a new resi-K”’ tooki,l S after the P ro8 P eoU ancad
Stay-Services at College Avenue Church
Class meetings at 9 a. in.
W.
house was struck four weeks ago and set on fire). I also sell the Grecncastle
kept in the city, an 1 warrant every pair. 1
In Meharry ll.tll.
to-morrow ...eeu.. 8 , « ■ ui. |. ump , anU make iU kinds of repairing a rim Up. m, i ...n a. ni., sei mon >y ^ • i S p C( .j, 1 | t y_ All orders or communications Joyce; Sunday-schoo at 1:45 p. m.; les- from „ di9tanc „ promi>l , y att ep dc d to. I
son. Matt. lti.l,< 1 In i hiireh will bi* uaraiitee a |j wor j. to glTe sa ti 8 f ac tj on , House, Saturday, April 24
“ J!!J’ 1 ®.. 1 .! Ac®' 0 * greglt,0 ! n _ W I Vou will always knew wheM to find me.
as my residence is in Grecncastle, and 1
2t52 FRANK A. HAYS.
Monday Evening, April 2S,
The distinguished actress. Miss
Jane Coombs in Gilbert A Sullivan's j Good seats only 50 centf. greate'st success, “Engaged,'' Opera ———'
2t52
)once (his summer. Wjff*Miss Lou. White has gone to Cin nnati to study elocution. SfeifTlie Greencastle Nail Factory has en shutdown this week. a^Mrs.A.M.I'uett has gone to houscJieping on South Jackson street. £“Mr. Levi Kahn lias gone to Hot arings for the benefit of his health. tei^Mr. Al. Hirt builds a new resi'jAtnce, just west of the city, this summer. J* •tf'OuR. II. Williamson has gone to Louis to look after business matters.
SisayMrs. Maria Darnall, of Monroe tp , will remove to this city as soon as she can have a residence fixed up ou Anderson street. ggy’l'he Woman’s Reading Club will discuss “The Nude in Art” at its meeting oiic week from to-day, at the residence of Mrs. Bayne. 8*e“Thc handsomest silverware ever brought to Grecncastle is now to be seen at Shipley’s. He has just received an elegant stock of fine goods. I’ersons wishing any thing in his line would do well
to call.
unite with all the other congregations in a union service in Locust Street Church
in tho interests of Bible cause.
Btay l’he Universal Brotherhood of the World will give a grand ball, festival and supper, at Opera House, this city, Wednesday, April 28. Supper served at from 0 to 9:50 o’clock p. m. Good
will he found every Saturday on the 1’ublic Square. Will take hay, corn, wheat, etc., in exchange for work.
P. B. ELLIOTT,
2m 1 Grecncastle, Ind. Grand spring opening of the hoys’
music will be furnished and a first-class 1 and ? hildraa8 ’ ‘lep.rtment at the WHEN
Go and see Miss Jane Coombs next Saturday night, in “Engaged.” Lace Mils, Lace Gloves and Kid Gloves in colors at CORWIN’S. 2t52 New Millinery at the Trade Km-[ porium this week. 2t52
FRANK A. HAYS.
Office at the Hardware atore of
D. Stevenson & Sou, Is prepared to do business L>
, o The best white shirt in this mar-1
lime ill expected. A f" *“* ■ 1!!^ ^ ^ “ 00 “ W,X '*’ M *;«H potato XWlI) on the Lotlirfrom Brattin s will bo voted to the most 1 J I . .
—will buy o full set oi dishes of ville, New Albany and Ubtcags
popular young lady—the time piece is now on exhibition at his establishment. $i&‘A despatch fiom Cloverdale. dated April 17, says: Carl, a bright three-year-old child of Hugh Dunnington’s, fell into an open cistern at Mr. Dunnington's residence, this morning, and cut a severe ga«h in its head, which it is feared may
I'o-itivul). ,
ya 111 ’ m li t'A t y t a vta i> a a on 1 1 a i Lest Wflrc ut tLc I ndG Fain porium. | . « | N NoL M ,:S P ^^-m™XS, <, 1 VMNKA.HAVS.
—Why do you go to houses that
Also to and from
But if you want goods in Scott's line,— Fancy Goods, Millinery, Hosiery, Gloves, &c., Ac.—go there and see his stock. He has the goods and wants to sell them at
fait prices only.
claim to be sole agents for tbeOrrpan! taloon overalls and pay $i for them, when you can buy all you want of them for 8i cents at the WHEN. 2l52
Business attended to promptly. WILL E. STEVENSON,
AGUOL