Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 September 1880 — Page 8

B A R N U M DA T.

( lio IVople's Holiday!

Ten Times Greater and Better than Show Travelling.

Any Other

The celebrated “Lilly, Brackett & Co.” mens’ tine shoes can be purchased at onlv one place in Greencastle..

P. R. C ristie is the sole a»c-nt for them . P ress Company,. One look will satisfy any good judge that [ Greencastle, Indiana.

When you wish to ship or receive] goods quickly, prtronize the Adams fix-1

A. R. ISrattin, agent, |

Quick time to all

“Seek th<‘ world through, searcli ocean’s depths, Cleave the illimitable air, Climb mountain top, or sweep The vaulted vast ness of the plain, Yet you shall lind no marval great as this.”

thej'possess all the merit claimed for , points,

them: the best quality of stock, the best fitting and best finished shoes that an: | manufactured in the United States. If

; vou want a good shoe or boot of any c , j kind, don’t fail to call at Christie’s shoe 1 owns 'P> J 1 ur '

! store, near the National Bank. You will get a better (juality for the same amount of money than at any other place.

Don’t Forget

J. 11. Gordon and Col. Stup will speak at Centre School House, Clinton j

P, T. BARNUM’S OWN AND ONLY Greatest Show on Earth.

LOCAL LEMES.

For the /season of 1SS0, with its

Hosts of \fu ivutiii-cM :

JJeau t i fur" A v i ;i ry. Mcob an -

In every department of its Vast Museum, Immense Monasreries, umi wn n - icul Marvels. Sea Aquarium. School ol Traine l St.illions. Kclu-Mted Animals and rosmopoli :

tan Circus, all combined in One Vast Show, and to ho seen uni

O. \V. Corwin, of G. W. Corwin & Co., returned from New York and Boston, Thursday, and reports that he has purchased the largest and best stock of goods for the fall and winter trade ever opened in the city of Greencastle. He expects his late purchases to be on the shelf, ready for customers, in a few days, and extends a hefty invitation to everybody to call and examine the goods, see the latest styled fabrics, and learn the

ftfi-Tom Hanna is announced for a j p r j ePS feeling assured that every one can

G. W. CORWiN j CO

j BSiT.'like Ragan is out again.

^ fts^City schools open on next Mon-

t \ day.

1 Prof.Gobin has arrived and reported for duty.

FOR

tan Circus*, all combined in

Tent* for One Price of Admission, eclipses fies competition, and beinif beyond rivalry.

-, and to no seen under its Acres ol Waterproof f all former efforts of its proprietor. It safely de

speech at Cloverdale to-day.

be pleased in quality, pattern and price.

JJUO « HI I’V 11 i i < > *1 V, W • ■ ■ P. - v- .r tousive Annual Tour and will exhibit in

it recognizes no opposition. It is now on its ex-

Greencastle, Thursday, September 1G

Afternoon :ibh! I'vriiin^.

Kverything Adrortisod Will Be Exhibited, every hoof. horn, and fosthcr, every animal, evt rv novel attraction, and the Full Brogrammc u« presente I in New York. Brooklyn

ruction, and the Full Brogrammc as presented in New York. Br«*okly Louis and all the large cities and towns of the K ist. will be exhibited jrieund Circus in their entirety and positively Without Curtailment.

Chicago. St.

scum Menagerie and Circus

.. Boston. here. Mu-

When Barnum Comes You may see the most famous and accomplished Lady Riders in the world, including'jE* .dladsiuie Dorkrill m lier tni illiHU ai’l on I and n liaivliai U hoiss-s.

Madame Martha (from RerlinL in Double Menage Act: Mbs Kmma Lake ( American Seajije Saddle tiueenJ; Madame Nelson. Signoria Marcellus. M'llu Leone. Madame Neygaafri,

When Barnum Comes You will see Hundreds of Ne;v Features, Added to the principal attractions of other seasons. Among the most notable may bo named

a®~Dcnnis Downs talks of crossing the

briny deep to visit relatives in Ireland. ^' L. St'^uison A- Son ee con

siderablo pride, and not without reason,

| WS-Prof. Post and bride have arrived , ))ecause of lhcjr 8ttrActiTe exhibit at the ti,is citv and a ’:' 3 at homo nt the rosl - ; 1-utnan. County Fair this week. In their dtnee of Mr. J. . Cole. ‘ <pace they displayed the handsome Bfeiy* Mrs. B. F. Hays, Jr, of Fort. .. Crown j ewe p. j, ar ,i c0(l i base burner, 1 Wayne. Ind., is visiting Greencastle, the tlj0 g am ^ a WO rld-beater, togethi guest of B. I. Hays and family. er with nn extensive line of heating SiaTMiss Hays, of Gosport, and Miss I stoves (or wood and coal; also the cele Landers, of Indianapolis, a niece of Frank . Crated and reliable ‘‘Chester” and “Early Landers, are visiting Mrs. C. J. Scott. J Breakfast” cook stoves, for wood and *S?*A crowd of young Democrats at-1 coal, remarkable for their baking qualitended the meeting at the Junction, on ! ties and economy in fuel. Besides the Wednesday night. They “walked down j?ot*ds mentioned above, their space was on foot.” (occupied by tinware, copperware and S*rThe ladies of the Baptist Church !s™ ni ‘ eware ‘ etc ’’ of elegant design and j gave a lawn festival at the residence, work,nanshi P; ^cultural implements of C. 0. Talbott, on East Hanna street,!“ nd other article8 in their line deserving| September 10. All are very cordially attention, did space allow.

ARE HEADQUARTERS

imv <;<><>DS and NOTION^ CARPETS, OXL CLOTHS

A.ITID ^ITGS.

Curtai and ('iirtain Fixtures.l

1 Fir. iic l 5 EitI feht vh: rcci

Best Goods at Bottom^Prices! Satisfaction Guaranteed to all. Wc take pleasure in Showing our Goods. J&£r , 0]>i»osite National Bank.

invited. S<a5“Miss

Mamie

DRY

GOODS

-Why stand around on our street

Cawley is gaining [corners all day and go home hungry,

quite a reputation as a musician, for one: w hen you can get a good warm meal at so young. She is organist at the Catho- ! WILL BURK’S Rcslauaant. 2t21

lie Church, and also presides at that in-

' ^ V' •- A. Z E L,

in hor Torrifie

Aerial Divo or (Kaglc

The late sensation of London, Paris and New York

Swoop, crossing the immense pavilion on a SINtlLB SPIDER WEB WIRE.

Mounting to the topmost height of the pavillinn from which she makes her Aerial Headforemost Dive intosp ice, and is afterward Shot from an Enormous Cannon.

When Barnum Comes

You will soo Si/rnor Sebiistiau. the Sensation Barob.ick Ridor of the d av. in his thrilling sensational acts: ILirr Neyieaard. Orin and Hollis. Win. Ay nar. John Batchelor, tho Cbaiapion Leaper. the Nolson Family, tho Leotards, tho Carrols. and a Circus Company of tho Best Artists of Europe or America.

When Barnum Comes

You may see his wonderful troop of20 Trained Stallions. to!which have been added? Imported Trick Stallions, and tho Wonderful Firo-Horso ••sioUm-.n.i**** ” “

“Salamander.

When Barnum Comes You may soo the boautifuB,performing Sta? “Landseer. When Barnum Comes Y'ou may admire an<l wonder at his YOKE OF PERFORMING OXEN.

who accomplish all the louts and evolutions, tricks, etc. performed by tho most intelligent

trained horses.

When Barnum Comes

strument for the Democratic give club. 6®"A resident of Madison townsiiip ! Mr. Mel. Thomas, met with quite a severe accident, Saturday night, as he was, returning from this city to his home, on horseback. In some unaccountable manner, the night being dark, his horse collided with a team hitched to a wagon, and Thomas was thrown to the ground. In tho fall his leg became entangled in one of tho wagon wheels, resulting in a fracturo of the hone and crushing tho limb terribly. Drs. Evans, of this city, and Allen, of Reelsville, were cailed, and gave tho surgical assistance necessary. At this writing the injured man is getting along as well as could he expected. ®sisf-At the Northwest Indiana Conference, which has just closed its session at Frankfort, Indiana, the following announcements were made by Bishop Bowman for this district: Greencastle District, S. H. Colvin, Presiding Elder. Greerilastle, Collegj Avenue, A. Marine; Cambridge, W. A. Smith; Ladoga, J. 15. Siddall; Morton, George W. Switzer; Clermont, J. B. Demotte; 1’ittsboro, to bo supplied; Jamestown, W. F. Clarke; Mace, J. Harrison; Crawfordsville, J. NV. Harris; Crawfordsville circuit, J. E. Steelo; Younlsville, '«V. W. Jones; Pleasant Hill, E. R. Johnson; Hillsboro, C. O. Stallard; Covington, N. H. Ogden; Plainfield, N. Greene; Danville, J. C. Reed; Coatesvillc, Jesse Hill; Carbon, to be supplied; Professor in Indiana Asbury

University, II. A. Gobin.

Milt. E. Thomas, Notary Public, Morton, Indiana. Acknowledgements | taken and conveyancing promptly attended t". tf28

Don't forget that WILL BURK is ready to serve meals at all hours. Oysters and other delicacies of the season. 2t21

AUCTION.—The household and kitchen furniture of Dr. Wiley will be sold at public auction, at the Court House, at 1 o’clock to day.

HEADQUARTERS

3^3^ Talburl’s Block, South of the postotlice.

Mrs. Claspill and sister, Miss Grissom, have returned, ana have reopened their mantua making parlors over Gillespie’s store, and are now ready for the fall and winter trade with tho very latest cuts and designs, and guarantee all suits t« give satisfaction or money refunded. Give us a call. , 2t21

MADAME NELSON

^ oti will soo and admire AND HER FLOCK OF

' >r

TRAINED DOVES.

On Monday next I will open New Fall Dress Goods, Flannels, Jeans, Towels, Table Linens, Napkins, Ginghams and Canton Flannels. Call and see goods and prices. C. W.TALBURT.

2(21

Oysters served by the dish in ttio best posible style at WILL BURK’S. Also for sale by tho can. 2t21

Oysters. Oysters, tho first of the WILL BURK’S Restaurant.

season, at 2121

Barnum Comes

You will -oa n va»t Manager! r full r .p'-vimon* of the animal oroation navi-r before exhibitcil. including the Larsast Hippopotami!.-in Am jrbM. and the only real Rchumoth of (lie White Nile.

When Barnum Comes

You will pro a Mu-‘inn of ”>0,0 K.) Curiosities, including tho Monkoy Bund, a Lady Dressed in Uliiss. Goshen the (liant. Little Queen Mab, the Dwarf; Ooitentonus. the Tattooed Greek ; Wonderful Automata, and thousands of objootf of wonder, amusement and instruction, that cannot even be named in uu advertisement.

When Barnum Comes

You will .-’oo at 9 o’el > k a. in. tho Grand Free Street Show and (ilittcrin^ Pageant passing thiou^ii the principal thoroughfares.

You will everything advertised and ten times more

Teut. M.OJO

When Barnum Comes Seating capacity of the Exhibition

Do o’s ooon at 7 find h:30 p. m. Performances at2 and 8p m. thus ha.f to view the .VIonagerie and Museum before the performance begin AdiniH.j 1 on ^ • ;^uts. Oliildrcn under a half price. Reserved seats 2o

giving an hour and a

lor t* half price. Reserved seats ii» cents extra. t>y himself, up to ISSd. will be for sale on tho grounds rl* I i. * * \Tr» 11.. * ... 1 i. S n u t

' price 7 > cents,

lory .

For th’ 1 a’oominodation of 1*1

rig tii«* ticket wagons on lh of exhibition, for 'hoSile

• i childr"d nn*l all who desire to avoid Die crowd surroundi • li •» /rmuds. Mr. Bnnium wiii open i ticket cilice on the day ol -i itots and Reserved Seats at t’ac usual siiirht udvaneo at

usual slight advance at

ffy.s&FsdfV Drii^ ^torc. Ladies, Children and other' 1 w.ahlog to avoid the crowd in the ovoning aro advised to at-

tond the afternoon exhibition.

Excursir/i trains on iill Bailroads on tiio day of exhibition at

Reduced Bates.

Wil 1 exhibit at Indianapolis, S^pt. 15; Terre IIivute,^Sept. IT.

The Fair.

Tho 24th Annual Fair of tho Putnam County Agricultural Society is ’‘on” at the fair grounds, cast of the ccity, this week. Tho attendance of visitors has not boon as largo as desirable, though tho exhibits wore above the average, both in number and merit. In the live stock departments there were two hundred and twenty-three en tries, while in the horticultural, mechanical and other departments there were a large number of entries, but the exact number we did not learn. Among the exhibitors of stock we noticed Messrs. Peck, Higgle, Sweeney, Chenoweth, McCoy, Stewart, Crow, Bryant, Phillips, Gillespie. Stoner, Bryant A: Marks, Gofer, Tennant, Shoptaugh. Browning, Lockridge, and others whose names now slip our memory. Messrs. J. D. Stevenson & Son made a fine display of stoves, hardware and agricultural implements. Mulholn, Hanna & Black showed a largo line of late styled and handsome furniture. Hubbard & Fry, of Bainbridge, made a big show of agricultural implements, and called especial attention to their Faust vV Bradley plows, Renick, Curtis & Co., were on hand as usual, with a fine lay-out of carriages and buggies. Burnett makes a tine exhibit of bis wares. Colo Bros, show a large and vaned lino of lightning-rods and fixtures, while tho sewing machines, washing machines, organs, fruit dryers, etc., were on sight in force. The management of the fair is spoken of highly by those who have knowledge of these nv.tters, ami it is no fault of the officers that the fair has not been more largely patronized. Persons who attended tho fair no doubt enjoyed themselves, and wo wish more had availed themselves of an opportunity that will not present itself again for a year.

Indianapolis Journal or Sentinel delivered to any part of the city early Sunday morning, five cents a copy. Leave orders with Bob Ireland, manager. 2(10

TOM ABRAMS defies competition his line. Call and see him.

When you want to buy or sell butter, eggs, bacon, lard, or any kind of produce, be sure to go to Wysong’s, northwest corner of the public squae. tf

Cheapest place in town groceries is at TOM ABRAMS’.

to buy

Headquarters for the Best Salt anil Lowest Prices at VYYSONG’S, Northwest Corner Public Square. tf5

New Goods received every week and at I lie Lowest Prices For Cash.

sold

Or* rec

on Cftj

Biz< Otl

Oi C’i

Dr by

Everybody invited to call and be made happy.

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JVill I>().-i(ivoly cure Fever ami Ague, Dumb Ague, Ague Cake, Billions Fever, .hum l;oe,

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r i "Conrad Cook. .Sole Agent for I’utnain County.

not keep it, send Si '>U to the treuch

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Go and see TOM new quarters.

A I! HAMS al his

HAM MON D’S HACK runs to all trains. Leave orders to call for passengers or baggage at Darnall tiros. & Co’s Store. 15 tt Nice now stock of Glassware Queenswaro at TOM ABRAMS’.

and

Bargains in Groceries, Provisions, Queensv.-are, Glassware, etc., at A. L. GOODBAR & SON S, East Side Public Square.

Save money by buying y ur groceries, provisions, queensware and glassware at Wysong’s, northwest corner public square. tfo A. L. GOODBAR N: SON. the now

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Largest Stock!

Greatest Variety! Lowest Prices! Also, Paints, Oils Glass, Putty, Varnish, etc., at COOK’S JDKTTO- STOK23.

"Cuy.cxTuuMiiuMnK-um.n.-jarx-.rx

grocers, East Side Square, invite everybody to call and sco them. Good goods and low prices will bo the chief induce ments at this housa.

Nice ABRAMS’.

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new Lake Salt at TOM

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Shop near Boutn Depot, tirocn^aetlc," Tnd.

If you have Weak Ltmo*. are Con ht'vptivk. have Ofnehal Dkiulity, I)v«pei^ia, or Brojk iiitis, tho use of a single bottle will satisfy you that it meets tho my ity of your cams and pivot* a relief Liill JrH 1 had from no other source.

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Dollar a bottle.

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