Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 July 1880 — Page 8

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HOG CHOLERA! G. C. C.' COOK’S CIEIR/TJAinsr OTJKE. Rt^Kead the following testimonial from a Patnam County farmer who has used it for several years: Fihcastl*. Iso.. May 25. 1878. 1 have used Mr. Cook s Hog Cholera Medicine for the last three or four years, with |icrtectsuccees, having never lost a hog in that time by cholera. B. C. BUKKCTT. COOK’S JDKTJO- STOI^E

In Dry Goods, Dr<*ss G'oods, Notions sind ^liilinery, sit V 7 L.4milM>]JPS IM!>< V atAZAIt. No. G, South Side Square, Greencastle, Indiana. ATTENTION! - The stock ol American Bible Society BO O X£ S On hand at present will be CLOSED OUTREGARDLESSOFCOST If inneedof a Bible do not fail to call. We also keep an Unferraented Wine for sacramental purposes, together with a full stock of B B U C* B, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Books and Stationery, &c., &c., Xqv U lll« II WE SELL AT LOWEST CASH PRICES. C. W. LIME!! 1 CO.

JAMES DAGGY, Fashionable TAILOR And Hatter,

"Yes, that is so. There are no better boots and shoes Miade than you will find at Christie’s.” ‘’Another tiling if you will notice, you will find true. They wear well and keep their shape so nicely. That is because the counters and insoles are solid leather, and not shoddy.” “Does he sell cheap?” “Ho doesn’t keep the cheapest grade of goods, but you can’t buy tho same quality of goods for less money at any place.” “Where is his store?” “On the North Side of Washington Street, ^ust east of the National 8©“ First National Hank Huildikg. 1 1,all “- . ''

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All work and fits guaranteed.

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Services at College Avenue Church,

I to-morrow, as follows: 9 a. m.,Class9iai“ L. L. Curtiss, a graduate of Asbury | meeting; 10:30, sermon by I. W. Joyce; University, and son of Rev. G. L. Curtis, J subject, "The Church and tho Children.” of Indianapolis, has received an appoint- This sermon will be preached in the inment as Quartermasters clerk in the reg- terest of children as members of the ular army under Captain Wheeler, form-} church. Parents are. therefore, invited orly professor at Asbury University, i' 1 !ir "* expected to bring their children with the military department, and will leave I 11 " 2 *'• ^"mRy-School; lisson, , „ . . , Gen., 11th chapt.. 31-32. and Gen., 12th home on Monday next to report at Yank- hl|pt ( j.,,,. % ubjecti . The CaU ..p ton, Dak. [Abram.” 7:45 p. in., tho Service of

Christian Haptism and the reception of

LOCAL LEMES.

|®“Look out for tho circus. Ja^-Dr. Martin is homo from Iowa. ftjvThos. Hanna speaks at Belle Union to-night. feirDr. Sam Preston spent Sunday in this city. Jerome Smith has returned from New York. ftuy-DemocraticJmecting at the Ceurt House to-night. teiTlI. C. Lewis is building anew

house.

tePT'Dr. Earp and family have returned Irom Petosky. jgjyMiss Mary Irvin is visiting at Danville. fiSgrMr. Cotters is the new post-master at 511. Meridion. gisirThe will of Mary Shakelford has been probated. g£yT.lack Bros, have been buying horses in Illinois. jfcg-John ITeill'enbergcr has returned to Dayton, Ohio. , 8fei?* ( 'eo r g e Gilford is home from Illinois visiting relatives. 065“Excursion to Chicago, Aug. 16. Fare for round trip $4 00 BterU. F. Stevenson came over from Indianapolis on Thursday. fsiyDr. Fry and wife have returned from Kentucky. 8fc£f .Fohn Rockaway, Sr., is suffering as did Job of old. ®yy*!lon. W. G. Neff speaks at Brick Chapel to-night. jUtyMiss May Tennant is back from Cincinnati. ggyMrs. W. A. Smock, of Indianapolis, is visiting friends in this city. IttjrMiss Georgia Keating has returned from boarding school. feiVMiss Stewart, of Cincinnati is visiting William Tennant and family. jpay”Candidates now put in full time in shaking hands and sotting ’em up. Alva Perry is the administrator of the estate of Henty Perry, deceased. gfay-Elder D. M. Matthes will preach at the Christian Church to-morrw. g&y-Mr. Ii. S.Cumback, wife and child, of Cincinnati, aio visiting relatives here. gQyThe Young Men’s Republican Club was reorganized on Monday night. jp-jyMr. Tom Abrams now occupies Col. Matson's house on Poplar street. fitCrMrs. H.'H. Matthias and children are visiting relatives in Dearborn county. gusyMessrs. Xetf and Welch will make a joint canvass of Putnam Count)'. goy-Sorrel Dan, the fast pacing horse, formerly owned in this county, cost the gentleman who purchased him in this city about )(il,5C3, and he sold him to St. Louis parties, a few days ago, for $12,000.

gSayMr. S. F. Lockridge has gone to Kentucky to attend Short Horn cattle

sales.

teiyMessrs. Al. Hirt and B. F. Harwich went to Chicago this week on bus-

iness.

ffuT’Mrs. F. A. Hays has gon e to West Baden Springs ior the benefit of her health. fteiyMrs. Black and daughter, of Indianapolis are visiting Mrs. Jackson and family. Iteiir-Mr. Clay Allen and wife, of Indianapolis, visited friends in Grcencastlo this

werk.

tte£“Tsaac M. Day has been appointed administrator of tho estate of Dr. Charles B. McXary, deceased.' ©air Mr. J. It. Groeno, of Spencer, Ind., visited his many friends in Greencastle this week. l©“Mrs. Leah Torr has boon appointed administrator of the estate of James Torr, deceased. BfetTEd Floyd’s store, in South Greoncastle is reported robbed of a lot of goods Saturdry night. flsayMrs. Susan Springer had been appointed apministrator of tho estate of

Sciiiiet Fevrr.

Greencastle is now aillicted with several cases of scarlet fever, though, as wo are informed, the disease is not generally malignant in character. From a member of tho Board of Health wo learn that so far six cases have developed themselves, to-wit: A daughtherof Dr. Wiles, of Spencer, Ind., visiting the family of Mr. Jennings; two daughters of Mr. Dave Stanley; daughter of Mr. Bicknell, and two sons of Mr. Frank Gill. All those cases are within a radius of about two squares. The Board

several persons to full membership in

the chuich.

flfc$“Grnnd Excursion to St. Paul, Minnesota, from Indianapolis, via I. P. & C. R. It.: Tickets will be placed on sale at Union Depot, Massachusetts Avenue, and General Ticket Office, for the Grand Excursion, good going on all regular trains of August 3rd, leaving Indianapolis a'. 7:30 a. m., 11.20 a. m., 6:10 p. m. and 11:10 p. m. Tickets will be sold at the extreme low rate of $15 00 for the round trip, and will be good to return on any regular train up to and including

Commendih/ Saturday, Jane \'2lh. . 115,0 0 0 51 To select from. We must and will reduce our stock to make room for fall purchases. Our trade has been truly satisfacton^ and, in return for the liberal patronage, for the next 40 days we will offer our entire stock at prices that will surprise you, \ visit to our house and an examination of our goods will convince you. WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY !

of Health has visited all tho families A 123d( 1880 . Por particular8 ad . where the sickness exists, arranged for r „ p nrkwo „ f: „ n . Pft9aBIWpr

isolating them, and given particular and

ftaT'Opposite National Bank.

general instructions that the disease may be confined within its present bounds, so that there need bo no fear of an epidemic or anything of that character. Another case of scarlet fever in addition to those mentioned above, is reported in the same part of the city—a child of Mr. Snider.

KrrioiiH Accident.

Last Tuesday morning a very sad and serious accident happened to Mr. Henry Helton, of Madison township. The facts in regard to it, as we learn them, are as follows: Mr. Helton’s son was driving a mower, and the former stepped before it to remove an obstruction, when the knife caught his left leg, near the ankle, and completely severed tho small bone and also the large tendon running down the leg to the heel. A messenger was immediately dispatched to this city for medical assistance, and Dr. Evans repaired to the scene of the accident and dressed the wound. At this writing Mr. Helton is getting along as well as could be expected, but it will bo a long time before the

wound is entirely healed. <>i':itiiilous Advice.

We charge nothing for the following, but we honestly believe if every citizen of Greencastle would do as suggested, our city would be even more prosperous than in th« past. It takes push to make anything succeed, and to this end the people should run the city with a vim, or leave it, and permit others to exert themselves for its benefit. Men who are all the time wanting to get out of business or out of town, will never try to build it up either. One ol two things should be done; push things, find a way or a means to put some go-ahead into business, run the town for all there is in it, get up steam, keep it up, or else quit the whole thing, vamoose the ranche, slide out and let nature have her way. Do you wan’t

dress C. H. Rockwell, Gen. Passenger

Agent, Indianapolis, Indiana. The Puiior Mciii Market.

We keep a First-class Meat Market, and the only one in tho city—nothing ever like it before. We invite all to call and see us, on Northeast Corner Public Square. Accommodation, first-class meats, and square dealing, is our motto. Meats delivered to all parts of the city gratis. Market opened on Sunday morning until 9 o’clock. We want to buy aff the tallow and every hide and pelt in Putnam and adjoining counties, for which wo will pay the ready cash, Beef clubs, call and see us and get cash for your hides and pelts. Fat and thin cattle and sheep wanted. We intend to keep the finest and cleanest market in the city, and

“don’t you forgot it.”

2tl5 FEE & KEE.

Riley Springer, deceased.

ISrThe residence of Dr. Moudy, east tr ‘ d ° ? Bid f ° r it ’ 1,0 you want t0 have of tins city was damaged by a small a town ’ People can

blaze Monday night. flirA“ Excarsion to Chicago, via L., X. A. & C. R R., about the middle of August. Fare for round trip, $4. #®*Thos. Hanna, Republican candidate for Lieut. Governor, made a speech at Quincy on Monday. ®a)“Paul Wilcox returned from the

come disposed to make it their home? Then do away with, bury from sight, all local difference, all jealousy, all spite work, and all work together for a common prosperity and for a mutual benefit. Wake up, rub your eyes, roll up your sleeves and go to work. Don’t go to work with fear and trembling, but take it for granted that work will tell. Leave

Th«* Kiism’IIvMIo Fair. The Board of Directors of the Rnssellville Union Agricultural Association will meet August 9th, at 1 o’clock p. m. At said meeting the boarding-house will be let to parties wishing to keep the same. Arrangements have been made with the I., D. & S. R. R. to carry passengers at reduced rates. To parties coming over the Xow Albany Hoad the fare from Roachdale and return will be 40 cents from Raccoon, 20 cents. J. Baugh A Son, of Farmers’ Institute; expect to have their fine herd of cattle on exhibition at our fair. It will pay any one to look on one of tho finest herds in our State. Also other noted breeders will be there with their fine herds. Those wishing to see line horses and fast goers will he accommodated, as they are coming, sure. Fine prospect for Old Russellville Fair. G. S. Durham, Sec’y. SrwiiiK Mauliiiiu Kales. The best is the cheapest. Mrs. John Huffman, Mrs. Ellen Paxton, and Mrs. H. L. Rollings have each bought the Xew Domestic, from J. F. HILL’S Headquarters. A. L. GOODBAR & SON. the new grocers, East Side Square, invito everybody to cal! and see them. Good goods and low prices will be the chief inducements at this house.

HEADQUARTERS Talburt’s Block, South of the iiostollice. Now Goods received every week and sold at the Lowest Prices For Cash.

Everybody invited to call and be made happy.

c. "W. TALBURT.

TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: PROF. GUIXMEITE’S FRENCH HIDHET FAD A Positive & Permanent Cure Guaranteed In all ■’iisos of Gravel, Diabetes, Dropsy, BriifhtV Disease of the Kidneys, Incontinence and Retention ol the Urine, Inflammation of the Kidneys. Catarrli of tho Bladder. High Colored l rine. Pain in the Back. Side or Loins, Nervous weakness, and in tact all disorders of tho Bladder and Urinary Organs, whether contracted by private diseases or otherwise. This great remedy has been used with success for nearly ton#roarsin France, with the most wonderful curative effects. Iteurcsby absorption; no nauseous internal medicines being reiiuired. Wo have hundreds of testimonials of cures by this Pad when all else had failed. ■W - \ ’TKTTNg* If you are suffering from Female Weak- ■ e Fw m.Wm Fav’K ness, Lcufloorrho a, or diseases peeuliarta tumales. or in fact any disease of tho Kidneys, risk your druggist for Prof, Guilmette’s French Kidney Pad, and take no other. If he has not got it, send fj. and you will receive the Tad by return mail. Address U. S. Branelr

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FRENCH PAD CO

Toledo, Ohio.

Prof. Guilinette's French Kidney Pad Will positively cure Fever and Ague. Dumb Ague, Ague Cake, Billions Fever, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, and all diseases of the Liver, .Stomach and Blood. The pad euros by absorption. Ask your .Inn-gist for this and take no other. If ho does not keep it, send II .VJ to the French Pad Co., (U. ft. Branch i Toledo. Ohio, and receive it by return mail. ittrConrad Cook, Sole Agent for Putnam County. OdiD

West, Wednesday, and has been visiting results to themselves, borrow no trouble,

iriends here during the week. 8fyY McLean's Springs, just west of this city, are visited by large numbers of our citizens every day. The waters are really health restoring and with propel effort a popular summer resort could be established there.

TurriMu Acridunt. Last Wednesday a terrible accident befel Mr. Peter Wells, of Madison township. It seems that he was hauling wood through a pasture with a team of young horses, when a colt running on the pasture, galloped up and frightened the team, and it started off at a terrible pace throwing Mr. Wells and his son William to the ground, tho wagon running over the former, fracturing his right leg and right arm. The injuries are both what are termed by the profession compound comminuted fractures. Mr. Wells is sixty-three years old, and to a man of his age tho results of such accidents are very dangerous, though not necessarily fatal. The son, William, was severely .hurt in one of his legs, but the exact nature of his injuries wo have not learned. Drs. Evans and Preston were summoned to to give the necessary medical and surgical assistance.

but all unite and make the biggest kind of a fry. On July 25, at tho residence of Mr. John Tnbeis, in Cloverdale tp., Mrs. Mary E. Burns, aged 35 years. ■tuiil ENtntu Transfers. (Reported by Lewis & Newgent.) John S. and Myra Jennings to Sylvester Renfro, pt. lot 6S, Greencastle, for $1... .E. II. and Desire Crow to William II. Smith, pt. lot 195, Greencastle, for $1,325 Clinton Walls to Martha E. Walls, land in Greencastle tp., for-ii . .... William Hassell and wife to Thomas Devenport; lots 3 and 14, Sinclair’s enl. to Greencastle, for $250 John Riggs to Martha A.)Wall8, land in Greencastle tp., for $375 Margaret H. Wilcox to Joseph Rosebottoin, lots 5 and 6, blk. 4, E. J. Peck’s enl. to Greencastle, for $700. ....James Houck and wife to William Young, lot 52, R. R. enl. to Greencastle, for $3C0.... Myra J. Osborn to Ezra B. Evans, lot 3 and pt. 4, Osborn’s sub. Greencastle, for $300... .Sheriff P. C. to U. L. Hathaway, land in Russell tp., for $4,003.

Grand closing out sale of Spring and Summer lines of Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices to make room for fall styles at BURNETT’8. 4tl4 Bargains in Groceries, Provisions, Queenswaro, Glassware, etc., at A. L. GOODBAR & SON’S, East Side Public

Square.

Save money by buying your groceries, provisions, queenswaro and glassware at Wysong’s, northwest corner public square. tf5 Reed’s Gilt Edge Tonic cures fever & ague Bargains in all kines of staple and fancy groceries and provisions, at George Wysong’s, northwest corner public square. tf5 Reed’s Gilt Edge Tonic prevents Malaria. | Headquarters for tho Best Salt and Lowest Prices at WYSONG’S, Northwest Oorner Public Square. tf5

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'***smSt Largest Stock! Greatest Variety! Lowest Prices! Also, Paints, Oils Glass, Putty, Varnish, etc., at COOICS IDE/TTO- STOIR/IE.

If You Won’t C’aK’li Him Ten Days

The undarsianed hegs leave to inform the imblic that hu has added to his livery stock

some of tho

Reed’s Gilt Edge Tonic restores appetite., FillGSt 3113 LStfiSt StylC Of C31Ti3£CS

Complete stock of Queenswaro and Glassware, at lowest possible prices, at GEORGE WYSONG’S, Northwest corner of the Public Square. tf5 Reed’s Gilt Edge Tonic cures Dyspepsia. When you want to buy or sell butter, eggs, bacdn, lard, or any kind of produce, be sure to go to Wysong’s, northwest corner of the public aquae. t!5

Ami Buftiries, and fine sinplo anti double driving hordes. I am well prepared to furnish carrirtROK for parties, weddings and funerals on short notreo. Prices to suit the times. Horses and mules bought and sold. C. R A N 1) C E N T R A L LIVERY, SALE

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FEED STABLE! Northeast Corner Public Square, Greencastle, Ind. JOHN CAWLEY.

Stop and Take a Drink at CENTENNIAL SALOON, J. M. OWENS A BRO.. Prop*.. West SH? Pubic Square, Grcencaytlo, Ind.

Greencastle Foundry

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Culver’s Iron Drag Saw

chincry done promptly. .

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