Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 July 1880 — Page 8
Uers's
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TAILOR And Hatter,
Here is something that concerns! the ladies. If you want a good custom-J made slipper or walking shoe, made of' genuine kid or goat, and one that will wear well and not stretch out of all shape, call at CHRISTIE'S. He has on hand the tinest assortment of spring and summer slippers, ties and shoes that was ever in the city. His line of “Stribley” Shoes have taken the highest awards at all the Cincinnati expositions. If you want good shoes and nice litting shoes, don’t fail to call at Christie’s Shoe Store, East Washington St.—north side. tf
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Mollio McKuo visited relativos in Louisville, Ky., the lirst of the
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JR-sST'Harvest apples are being harvested and the doctors are kept busy attending to cases of indigestion(?). I®*Last week we stated the age of Mr. Andrew Black at Gd—it should have
< preparing).
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yg-.liiK. N. Campbell is down from In-
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|^*Chap. Cookerly has returned from j Terre Haute BSf-Ed. Sheridan is spending the vacation at Hossville. IfcyMiss Minnie Harhison is learning {telegraphy in the city office. g®*A. J. Burton has sold his restaurant in this city to Tompy Allen. gg^Tho fire-works Monday night were a triumph of pyrotcchnical genius. gSPQuite a number of persons went to
THE KWFE II
AND CUTTING DEER! GKRz-A-HSTID
Clearance Sale, Commcuchu) Saturday, Jane \2th. 515,100 55005
been 73.
aer-Tho population of Cloverdale j f “S ara Falls 0D tho excursion, Wednes-
township, as reported by the enumera-
! tors, is 2,035.
I Jay-
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ATTENTION!
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The stock of American JJible Society
o o k: On hand at present will he
CLOSED QUTREGARDLESSOFGOST
If inneed of a Bible do not fail to call. We also keep an fermented Wine for sacramental purposes, together with a full stock of
Un-
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Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Books and Stationery, &c., Ac.,
fetyWIAH II WE Mil.I, AT LOWEST CASH 1‘HKCS..^
C. W. U1ES & CO.
LOCAL LEMES.
Nfe2rThe horse market is lively. Ifcy' The next “big day” will bo circus
d ay.
te)r.\l. Hirt visited Indianapolis on
Tuesday.
BfcTf Ray-lay at tho rolling mill last
Saturday.
Fred. Weik’s new anvil is a novel-
flaTMrs. Jane
tTl,,,t3W!,y - Illinois.
•QT Putnam county’s blackberry crop
will be immense.
lef-Hoodorization still goes on. Let the good work progress. |%j»Itufus Allen was down from Indianapolis on Monday. JtejyTho crowd in town on Monday was simply immense. fc^-’Squire Clinton Walls, ol this township, is reported very sick. ►sy-Hon. John E. Lamb, of Terre Haute, celebrated here on Monday. Ifey The Brazil Fire Department was represented in the parade on Monday. Igp-The dog-days approach and the proper thing to do is to muzzle the dogs. figfMiss May II. Williams, ol Louisville, is visiting relatives in Greencastle. S*A"Mr. Benjamin Duncan, of tiouth Bend, spent Sunday with friends in this
city.
HyrMiss Nellie Tructt is spending the summer vacation with friends in St. Louis. jg^Thn Hancock Democrat is the name of the campaign paper to be published here for the ensuing four months. Prichard & Smodley are the proprietors.
MoiitvtlihiiX Mew.
Decorated and crystaloid glassware; chimney and globes all in one, and various other new articles in glass and queensware. Also a full stock of groceries— the finest line of coffees I over had in my house. Bird cages and various other ar-
ticles, all low, for cash.
B. F. BARWICK.
Carver is visiting in
tbaTLook out—watermelons soon in
market.
Bsiy-niackbcrries in market at ten
cents a gaUon.
Bi-jV'dlr. K. W. Fisk is visiting at Kingston, New Jersey. 8%/f*JIrs. Sowell is building an addition to her residence. fetf-Mr. Thomas Gillispoy has gone to Iowa to visit relatives. 8®“Messrs. Clay and Newt. Allen spent Monday in Greencastle. tfeg-Mrs. Collier, of Indianapolis, is visiting relatives in this city. jiayThc colored martial band was not conspicuous on Monday. Btsg“‘‘Savo your money and buy a” circus ticket, on the 20th of August. jv^yMiss Ida Allen, who has boon visiting at Louisville, returned on Tuesday
last.
i®“The train going oast on I. & St. L. 11. R. goes iiow at 0:30 a. m. instead i f
10:13.
CSAThc Republicans have hung out a “Garfield and Arthur” banner, and the Democrats are preparing to hang out |
“Hancock and English,”
f®“The new residence of Mr. 1). L. Harris is under roof, and is rapidly nearing completion. ASay-The temperance folks held an open-air meeting, last Sunday in the College Campus. ®s£i“Charley McCoy had his delivery wagon beautifully decorated on Monday. He is quite an artist. ©Sy-The juvenile martial band was a big attraction on Monday-the little “tads” make music, and lots of it. B^uThere is talk of a new Repbulican organ, but we have not heard who is to do the wind work'therefor. ©ay Eighty kegs of beer was the amount required to quench the thirst of the crowd in this city on Monday. B®*The people rise up and call the minister blessed who preaches short sermons these midsummer Sundays. 8^ Messrs. Joel Allen, Dan Paxton, Fred. Wuik and Charley Meltzer are the bully boys in the balloon business. ©siy-The average boy knows where the watermelon patches are, and is well versed as to the crop of good eating apples. K^ySyracuse University, of Syracuse, N. Y., has conferred the degree of LL. D. upon Professor John Clark Ridpath, of this city. teiySclls Bros.’ “Millionaire Combination of Stupendous Railroad Shows” will be here August 20. See notice in another column. JS^Tho Putnam County Medical Society meets at the Court House next Tuesday, Dr. Fisher Rresident, L. M. Hanna Secretary. ©ayThe Putnam County Republican Central Committee has called a Convention, to nominate candidates for county office, to be hold in this city, on July 24. ©sjyA. L. Edwards will preach atHebron, near Russellville, the second Sunday in July. Subject: “The Church and Christ,the Head of it.” All are cordially invited. ©iiyMnrriage licenses have been issued to Perry L. Wheeler and Clara L. Justice, Piobert M. Hoopingarner and Harriet C. Easter, George A. Graham and Mary McGill. 8®“On Monday a young man from the country was heard to say that it was a shame for the fireworks to be put off until after night, so that he could not get to see them. „ BSTGreencastle Lodge, I. O. O. F., lias elected the following officers for the ensuing term: John Girkin, N. CL; F. A. Hays, V. G.; Chas. Kiefer, Trcns.; L. M. Hanna, Sec. ©ayGirls who wish to have small mouths should repeat at frequent intervals duri:^ tho day, “Fanny Finch fried live filthy'* floundering frogs for Francis Fowler’s father. HgyThe population of Greencastle township, outside the city limits, is set down at 1,905 by tho census enumerators, the population of the city of Greencastle numbering 3,(105. j^yOn Saturday the news from Cloverdale was: A young named John Morris met with a narrow escape from a
To select from. We must ami will reduce our stock to make room for fall purchases. Our trade has been truly satisfactory, and, in return for the liberal patronage, for the next 10 days we will offer our entire stock at prices that will surprise you. A visit to our house and an examination of our goods will convince
you.
horrible accident near here yesterday.
Ho put his fing.'r in tho opening which Rood’s Gilt Edge Tonic restores appetite.
©iayJohb Abrams and wife of St. Louis, have taken up their abode in Green-
castle.
8v«yJohn Lynch had his face badly] powder-burnt while firing an anvil, on Monday. 8©"Mr. Thomas Abrams and family have returned from Kentucky,where they visited friends and relatives. ©ayMr. E. A. Hibbitt went to Louis-[ ville, on the excursion, last Friday, returning on Monday. 8SyRalph Rodgers is driving the American Express wagon during the absence of Charley Cutler at Niagara
Falls.
SaiyA colored female “non compos mentis” got on a “tear,” Thursday, and demolished a considerable amount of plate glass, smashing a show window for Brattin, a window for “Jacky” Jones, a door glass for Marquis, a window for Rcnick, Curtis & Co., and a window for Mr. McElroy. She landed in tho quay. We are informed that she is one of those colored people who “exodusted” to Indiana to “develop the resources of tho State.” Having probably developed all the “resources” she could find lying around loose, she proceeded to develop her muscle by smashing plate glass. ©ayA curious incident occurred in the south part of the city, tho first of the week. A hungry looking dog looked longingly into the kitchen door,of a well-to-do citiz.en, and the maid-of-all-work seeing him, went to the door, patted him on the head, called him “poor fellow,” and gave him a nice piece of meat, which ho devoured eagerly. In about half an hour a hungry looking tramp,looked longingly into the same kitchen door. But the maid-of-all-work didn’t come to the door, pat him on the head, call him “poor fellow,“and give him a nice piece of meat. On the contrary, she yelled out, in tones calculated to frighten a deaf person— “you’d better git out o’ here, or I’ll call the man of the house.” It is hardly necessary to state that the tramp did “git.” He would not have objected to the girl patting him on the head, but he did feel averse to having the “man of the house” pat him on tho head with a brick. Why this discrimination between dogs and tramps? In the words of another, “such is life.”
WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY
G.W. CORWIN in
^©“Opposite National Bank.
HOG CHOLERA! HOG CHOLERA! g. a. c. COOIC’S CEiR/X'j^XIsr CURE
narRead tho following testimonial from a Putnam County farmer who has used it fori several yearv : Fincastlk, Ind., May 25, 1878- I 1 h i voused Mr. Cook’s Hog Cholera Medicine for the last three or four years, with p«r*| fectsuccess, having never lost a hog in that time by cholera. li. C. BURKETT.
COOIEC’S JDIE^TJGr STOIR/E
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GOODS
H EADQUARTERS
Talburt’s Block, South of the postoftice.
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New Goods received every week and at the Lowest Prices For Cash.
sold
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Everybody invited to call and be made happy.
o. "W. 'TALIUJUT.
ffih’K L HAYS
Everybody in Putnam county who has children to clothe, should not fail to visit the iiiaininoth stock at the WHEN, as they have everything that is new and desirable to show you, and at prices that defy competition. 4tll
If you want a good square meal, go to A. J. BURTON’S restaurant, on the cast side of the Public Square.
Headquarters for tho Best Salt and Lowest Prices at WYSONG’S, Northwest Corner Public Square. tf5
choicest
If you want the best and
confectioneries, be sure and call at A. J. BURTON’S, on the east side of the Pub-
lic Square.
The largest and best stock of Boot, and Shoes’in the city is at BURNETT’S Opera House building. Go there for bargains and you can get what you want, tf 5
Reed’s Gilt Edge Tonic cures fever & ague
lets tho wheat out of a threshing machine while it was In motion, and had not the belt been accidentally thrown off would have had his arm torn from his body. As it was, he only suffers tho loss of a finger. Threshing has commenced here. Wheat is turning out well. ©siy-Frank Wantland, of Neoga, 111. hired a team of horses from John Caw-
The freshest and nicest foreign and domestic fruits always on sale at BURTON’S restaurant, on east side of the square.
Reed's Gilt Edge Tonic prevents Malaria.
Tho latest and finest styles of men’s fine Shoes at BURNETT’S. tf5
Ladies’ Walking
Shoes, all styles
tf5
ley, Saturday, saying lie wanted to us<Eat BURNETT’S, them a couple of liourr.. Ho failed to!,, ,,.,7’,,,
return up to Sunday morning, and ofli- ‘ ' h 1 or ue cures Djspcpsia.
morning,
cera wore put on his track. Sheriff Lew- When you want to buy or sell man found the team near Eminence, in butter. eg*rs, bacon, lard, or any kind of Morgan County, and after diligent search P r °du c <-\ be sure to go to Wysong’s, and inquiry also found the man though lllirt -^e^t conn r of the pillule sguao. t(5 he denied and still denies the soft im- ] Save money by buying your gropeaehment. Wantland [is in the county cerios, provisions, queenswaro and glass- , jifil, un i is fully identified by the per-j waro at Wysong’s, northwest
Isom who hired him the team.
Has just received, and now has on exhibition, tho
STOCLC OE CrOOTDS,
Ever brought to this county, which he is gelling at such low nrices as to Defy Competition! Before you I'Urchasc elsewhere cull and examine his fashionable and extensive selection ‘Dress Goods and i 7*rimminrj§,
Fringes in N
Consisting o{ Silks and Satins, Brocades and Cashmeres, Pekin Stripes, Colors, and Novelty Buttons to match, und the most complete stock otJLadics
Silk and Fine Lace Ties andlFichues, and every article of
wearing apparel manufactured
Frank A- Hays.
i public square.
corner
t:5
Largest Stock!
(ire a test Variety! Lowest Prices! ,' Also, Paints, Oils Glass, Putty, Varnish, etc., at COOIC S ZDTRU'O- STOK-B. f