Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 September 1880 — Page 7
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railway time-table.
St. Louis Railroad
I Is DI ANATOLIS AMO ST. LOUIS 1 (loin? Kast.
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. 9.30 A si'
Dr. Marine preached his first ser- Mr. John Duncan and Miss Alice Allei. 4
raon as pastor of rollige Avenue Church,. Miss Angie Ueavin and Mr. Uenry
Goins We*L l*st Sunday, to a very large audience. | Shuck.
The sermon was [ironounced able in 12:30 a k thought, word and delivery, and all who
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•Kvcry >a>. jou.v w, EAKP, Ajont, j heard were pleased, undoubtedly.
-Since our notice of
Bt, Louis Vandalia. Terre TIautb <& In |
htANAi'OLis Railroad. |theL., N. A. & C. R. R
■Eastward Trnitis.
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the wreck on last Saturday
The bride’s maids were dressed
in black. The bride was lovedy in brown . silk, with trimmings of the same. The ; gentlemen were clad in the usual black suit. The ceremony was performed by ' the Rev. Sherrill, after which the guests i
^Wertward Train*. ! night, was put in type, we learn that on , I * n< ^ party retired to the dining,8.25 A a -5.06 e,ii ! ’-Sffis'Yu “*5.381- i two or three occasions last week the yard ] room and partook of the delicacies pro-
* Daily except Sunday. ^ |IK , n f 0UI1( j switches on thatline unlocked
SAM’LICATHERWOOD, Agt. and thrown open. Tho question is. who Louisville, New a\.lbany & Cuk-aqo-, tt '' P ,ul J '
Railroad.
((loina North.)
Express ....; 1 57 p. M. Way Freight.; 2 30 p. m. Through rreight -3 00 a. M.
(Going South. I
Express.. - 1 23 p. M, Way Freight I (:4 a.m.
' Freight
Through
..1 57 p. M.
IsSr Again there is talk of organizing a joint-stock association, and holding a great big, well-grown, fully developed I’uBiam County Fair every year. This is the only way to hold a successful fair, and if the business is well managed they
are always successful.
pared for the occasion morning the happy pair,
On Thursday with a number
cf friends, left for Oakland, Ills, where
nice reception awaited them. Mr. Duckett is quite an extensive fanner of eastern Illinois. May they live long and be happy. Alpha.
SCHOOL BOOKS
Slates, Pens,
An 3 nsueuil) Qutirrrl in iii<’ i’tBbllf Ml'cct**—Tilt' Collin IKuiullcs Toni Oil'.
.ifloHi’uo Township Siinclay-
Seliool Union
i Will hold its next meeting at the Chris-
SherilT Lew man denies the charge i tian Church, in Rainhridgo, Sunday,
made in the dispatch to the Indianapolis Sept. 2R, 1SS0. I Journal, copied into our columns last progtamme:
The following is the
week. Mr. Lcwman says ho has not induced the negroes to have hero, and that he lias not paid the expenses of those
who nave gone hack to Carolina. fci>"Tho Republican rally in this city,
last Saturday, was largely attended, and the enthusiasm manifested was up to the mark. The procession moved a little a f -
aftehnoon.
1:30.—Devotional exercises. 1:45.—Election of officers.
2:00.—‘•What do you think of church members who, when, present, take neither part nor interest in the Sunday School?” E. T. Lane. 2:20.—“Expeiience in primary teach-
Pencils,
TV
draper,
Inis.
And School Supplies of all Kinds, 0-0 TO
BOOK ll STOKE
3:00,'
Furniture, Pictures APioiurc Frames ^ 10 O . olocki lo lhes ,„, tc ,r 8 ... Mrs. 8,lr,.u„ O ll.ir. C. J. KI!\i3Ll 4. oON, , before noon. The most notewoilhy feat- 2:4i).—‘AV hat should Sunday-school ?n\Ve n c l oVn‘y U "‘:;rerr , i^^ r h e ro tt „ n i!r eertin ure of the parade was the ship command- scholars read?” H. Ellis.*
evo^body'Vo'an/aao—in e ilathaway 'lilock. Lt ' | < d »>y Fat Ash, though there were severly l- 1 ! al other large and nicely decorated wag- _ _ % jons in line. In the afternoon idol. “Billy'’ I I'I fL O 1 -/u aV Williams made a long speech, which was I loudly cheered, and a sweet singer from ^ ’yj-p Y I Ne w York furnished vocal inusiA pleas-
S. I a.Coi’. Ihi hli(* Scpiiirc, (irtHMicasl 1c. I ml.
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BS^EIection day only two weeks from I next Tuesday. ttKf-Merchants are daily receiving the new and nobby fall goods. 8©”Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Matson, of Brazil, spent last Sabbath in this city. Hon. Ad. Dagzy is building a new house on Vine street, near V est College Building. 8v«' It is intimated that marriage in society’ circles of this city is about to become epidemic. gb?-A. J.Nefl s boot anil “hoe store removes to the Williamson building, on East Washington street. UaT The Star Dancing Club opens up the amusement season at Opera House, this city, October 1. with a grand ball. ®t^“We are prepared to print wedding linvitalions, reception invitations, cards, ■etc., in the latest and best styles. Call and see samples. Bay*Messrs. Naugle & Meohicr, of this city, will begin the publication of a new newspaper at Plainfield, Hendricks county, in a few weeka. 8Sy*We are under obligations to Mr Fyffe, of Monroe township, for a nice lot of apples of diflerent varieties,, any and al! of which are hard to heat. ftaY* Henry Eitelyorg lias bought the [vacant lot adjoining R. L. Iligcrt'.s sa[loon, northeast corner of the public square, and will build thereon a business
room.
Bay Up to last Monday morning over three hundred and fifty students had entered Asbuiy, an increase of nearly one hundred, as compared with the same
day last year.
S5*y The joint discussion between Col. Matson and Elder Trea* Congressional candidates in this di trict, will take place [in this city, on Friday, October 1, in the
[afternoon.
Jfca.'i"'!n the list of pteiniums awarded [at the Putnam County Fair, as published
[last week, it read, for
ing to the crowd assemb'ed. Tlic Wisu Mon S;ij ,
That the winter of 1S80-SI will be
long and cold.
That the votes must be polled before they are counted, lieneo the results are
yet unknown.
That the rear car on the a fast train and the front car on a slow train are the
safest.
That sweet cider good to take—as a cathartic. That a September wedding is the one for good luck, hut any other month will answer almost as well, if those most inti rested see it that way. That fashionable men who go heavily on their shape ere taking ns kindly to corsets, in these latter days, as ducks to
water.
That the latest fashions reported in ladies’ costumes are “tremendously” close and form-clinging, ami would more comfortable raiment for a fence rail
than a real woman.
That the oyster crop this season is fatter, larger, whiter and more palatable than any within tho memory of the old-
est inhabitant.
'Beauties of Bible teaching.”
Mrs. Emma Daruall.
3:20.—“How’ should 1 prepare for teaching my class in Sunday School?”
\Y.R. Dawson.
3:40 —“Why should non-church mem hers ho interested in the Sunday-School
J'. E. Fulton,
GEORGE BICFNELL,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
7 :< 0.-
7:15.7:30.-
NionT.
“Adam and tho creation.” Miss Lottie Pearcy. “Cain and Abel.” T. D. Fytfe. "Noah and the Flood.”
J. L. Seybold.
7:45.—"A comprehensive view of the character of Abraham.” Mrs. M. M. B. Darnall. 8:00.—“Lot and his wife.”
G. W. Switzer.
8:15.—“Isaiah's temperance principles.’
j. W. Hanna.
8:30.—Questimi drawer. G. G. Dooley, President. |
i!:<! I <»rm Machmrry 4,]< isrraHv.
A man who lives in Allen canon, near 1 Denver, has for several years been hew-j ing and blasting on tho granite knob of a mountain, endeavoring to give it the! shape of a human head. Ho thinks that!
[AmsUnlum I N. Y. I Democrat.]
| Yesterday's Daily Democrat contained I the simple announcement of the death of P .David Snyder, father of \V. E. Snyder, j of Amsterdam. Mr. Snyder passed ’ away at the Utica Insane Asylum, It is jsaid to have boon his frequent request t<) he buried beside his first w ife and children at llarttord, Conn. His son, Dr. Snyder desired to carry out his father’s wish, as he believed it to be, and was intending to take tho remains on tho 12:23 train to-day to that place for interment. About three years ago David (Snyder married for his second wife 51al ria, daughter of Peter Hover, of Port Jackson. He lived with her only about a year, when a recurrence of his trouble jof insanity clouded his mind, and renderled his teinoval to the Asylum necessary. 1 This was accomplished only by recourse to the law, as the Hovers were opposed to his removal. When Mr. Snyder died his wife, Maiia, and her family desired to have him buried in Green Hill Cemejtery. Dr. Snyder went to Utica for the i remains, bringing them to Amsterdam ; yesterday morning, in a handsome black- | walnut casket wdh silver ornaments. I Dr. Snyder was prevailed upon to allow j ttie funeral to take p’aoc at Mr. Hover’s ! residence, near Port Jackson, where his father’s widow is lying dangerously ill
and not expected to live long.
The funeral services took place this ) morning, the Rev. John Minor, assisted i by the Rev. D. \Y . Dayton officiated. | Here it was perceived there was trouble brewing, fur there were two sets of hearers, and at tho close of the service tho Hovers were urwilling that Dr. Snyder , should take charge of the remains. An unseemly contention arose and waxed warm, hut the matter was compromised ! by allowing the body to bo carried to j the hearse, the idea being to have tho body deposited in the cemetery vault until the question was settled by due process of law. The Hovers claim that Dr. Snyder promised to allow this to be j done, but he says he was under duress | and only gave an evasive answer, viz.:
“Well go on up.”
Be this as it may, the procession camo from Hover’s residence to Main street, Amsterdam, when it came ta a halt, as
lias on hand and for sale at low st ro-sihle priecs,
Dr. Snyder wished to drive down Rail-
liOOh’-rihSt Wlii’UT IMSiELS.
CORRESPONDENCE.
Till! readers of Tin Star will idcn*n bear in mind that we do not hold oursclve* accounta ble for or endorse the opinions of oorrespond
ed by the business of a tavern which he
means to open for tourists.
Farmer StoufTer, of Chambersburgh, Pa., shot and killed a neighbor who was stealing bis corn and potatoes. Stouller was indicted for murder, but was acquitted. Pennsylvania has no law authorizing anybody to shoot a thief; hut in this case the prosecution wss purposely weak, and the jury agreed without u'lit-
Both one and two-horse. Also the Celebrated Studubaker
- the thing will be a great curiosity when 1 TTAT t, ,- T) \\r as" s\ MC bo finished, and that ho will be recompi ns- 1 Ijlklv ' v zXvvV /iNr), SPRING WAGONS,
AND CARRIAGES.”,m
The attention of tho public is particularly called to tho line of Farm and Spring Was mannfactured by me; these Roods will be found to be built of the be.-1 materials, by compe-
tent workmen, and are fully warranted.
Dealer in Iron and Steel, Horse Shoes and Horse-Shoe Nail.--, an I Pittsburg Coal,
Northeast corner Indiana and Columbia street . <ireencastle. Particular attention to horse-shoeing ami repairing generally.
ents published in these culumnn. We simply jintr their scats,
give spaoe to our orrespoudents that the peo- ^
pin may learn what tho thoughts of their I Scott llollwa'
oeighors are.
Scott Hull way’s private cue in a billiard room at Georgetown, Ohio, was,
Died. heavily loaded witli lead at the butt. He Sept, is, 1880, Solomon Grimes, in the had a theory that it was easier to play 73rd year of his age, at the residence of, "hh such an implement, but lie forgot | his son-in-law, James Vandaver, Esq., of - ls extra waight when he angrily struck j
Clinton township.
The deceased was one of tho pioneers
a companion with it, and killed him. A captivating stranger arranged with the Rev. Dr. Gray. President of Dickison Seminary, at Williamsport, Pa., for the board and tuitiou of a mythical daughter
tho eastern lino of Parke paid the $106 bill in advance with worth moved on Big Raccoon, in less chock for|$200, and escaped with the
of Putnam county. Ho emigrated to this part of the State from North Carolina in 1820, and settled on Little Raccoon
Creek, near County, hut
Russell township, at what has been' known as the Rambo Mills, in about the
difference in good money.
A Chicago keno gambling room is
best washing mr-1 year 1830, at which place he married j crowdcdten hour8 a day> l’ wo hundred [chine, J. II. Parker; it should have read Anna Butcher, who survives him. (cards arc- in constant use, and the dealers
I hoy had ten children five sons and ^ percentage of the pools, inlolving no risk, five daughters, two of the l itter being amounts to about $30 an hour. The
T. II. Patee.
BaiY'Messrs. Gordon,
of Teric Haute,
i rua:l street to tho depot, and the other i party up Church street to the cemetery 'After a fierce wrangle Dr.Snyder mountled the hoarse himself and drove to the depot, where a desperate struggle took place on the attempt to take tho colfin from the hearse. Dr. Snyder and his
on the colfin to get it out;
the oilier faction pushed it to keep it in. A partisan of the Hovers siezed Dr. Snyder around the waist: he resisted and called furjhelp; a crowd surrounded tho combatants, and yells and threat-: rent the air. It was the most disgraceful -.cene evei witnessed in Amsterdam, and it ended in the cotlin being pulled out with the loss ofsilver ornament, hut tho Snyder paltry was unable to place it in the box. The Hovers then had recourse to law, and procured from Judge Westbrook the i-suingof an injunction, which was served ju^t as (lie train arrived, and the body taken to the vault in Green Hill Cemetery to await tho decis-
ion of rhe Court.
and Bruner, of Lena, bought one hundred dead.
oak trees from Jacob Rogers, of Washington township, this county, paying herefor $1,500.
By his death has passed away another | , )ffltia i protection,
of old Putnam’s early settlers, one who placed his feet upon her soil when wild
establishment is understood to have
OaTThe Greonoustle Township Snn-> n ' 1 uncultivated and covered by a dense
MULIIOLN, HAMA & 15LACK
lay-School Convention Limcdale, Sunday, Oct.
['and 1:30 p. in. All arc
Hathaway, Pre.-dd; nt.
| BaV'Rev. J. L. I’itner, the new pastor
will meet at forest from one end to the other.
10, at 10 a. in. j U-it few of those early pioneers remain invited. Geo. i ,,s ' ^oon all will be gone, and
| with them that living connecting link cf humanity with early history will be ob-
iecupied the pulpit at Locust Street m. lite f Rt ® d forever and will only he known ,,, , t _ .o .I-, | to the future in the written history tliey
E. Church, last Sunday. Tho congrega-
tion speak in flattering terms of his pulpit efforts, and appearances are that Mr. j Pitncr and the congregation are mutually
pleased.
t leave belli ml.
.Tliii'ion Tim’iisliip.
Editor Star.—We are still living and [prospering in old Marion, and getting
B^rLast Saturday night, as the L., N. 1 politics hot as red pepper... B. F. Ivy . & C. R. it. Co's yard engino was push- j -ipokc to quite a large concourse of peo|ng a train of loaded coal cars from pie at Coatesville, on last Saturday evereencastlo Junction to this city, five of ning Mr. 0. II. Shields has reiho cars were “ditched” and two of them turned home after a twelve-months sorcro throw n over an embankment thirty journ in Kansas. Ho has a great account thigh. The accident was caused by to give of the Western country... .Mrs. _n open switch near Brockway & Rocka- Heddi-n has moved to Fillmore. Her • njrllow’s spoke factory, but who opened son .lames occupies her house Tho - I I the sw itch is a mystery, as the engine little folks of Fillmore gave a concert f ! had passed over that part of the lino a and exhibition on the evening of tho 15th, .*» [few minutes before, when everything which was a grand success Mr. - , J was in perfect order. The accident was It. M. Flunten and Mrs. Mary T. Bunton ,1 caused, undoubtedly, by some malicious were married on Sunday evening last, at
" “BJ:
“Dar aiut no use o’ tryin’ to hide ycr sins under fine clo’s‘ fo’ dc Lawd can see slick froo broad-cloth,” said the Rev. Janies Delavan at a Kansas campmeeting. Dan. Kirby, a wel'-dressed gambler, con-! ( ^ ^
strued the remark as a
and whipped the preacher after the ser-
vices.
Henry Herbert Crime lived childless at(ira r ton, Ohio, until he was 05. Then his*young wife gave birth to twins. The joyful father hired a hand of music and marched through the village bearing a banner on which was inscribe tho word “Victory.” A grocer presented a bill to a customer at Appleton, Wis.. and escaped unhurt; hut on the following day ho demanded instant payment, and was shot dead w hore he stood.
—offer their rerviee* ns—
C bicStuiuSed llci
TT ILT ID IE IR, T .A-iEHEIRS,
citizens of Putnam nn-1 a<li e lino of (M*kot«, eoff 1 and conducted with thomiro
, — - ... . ... ...... .... . ........inin* countie*,
personal insult, 1 complete lin" of c.iskotH, coffin*, burial robes, etc., in \vcs»orn Indiana. Funerals
i j.._a- i .. .. ex , )er i enco
They have the lanrcst stock and most
arranged
ness.
h the caro .i ssunvl hv thirty yours* experience No. il and J ; Fast Washington .Street, Grecnaustlo, Ind.
Bargains, BARGAINS. Bargains! MONEY SAVED AND MONEY MADE I Mulholn, Hanna, & Black FURNITURE DEALERS.
[McNary County (Tcnn.) Independent.] Last Monday, D. Sanders, living a few miles south of town, went down in a well about fifteen feet deep, which had a lew inche-s of water in it, and by some means became instantly paralyzed. The only persons present were his wife-and daughter. the former an invalid and tho latter a fifteen-year old girl. Discovering the situation, the daughter slid down a pole* and the mother let dow n the rope by a w indless, and the girl tied it around her father’s waist, while the mother with almost superhuman efforts dre-w him up, but was not strong e-nough to get him out, and in this situation held the windlass until assistance could he* had a half mile awav. In the mean time the daughte-r was still in tho well, unable to climb out as she went down, and there she remained with her father suspended over her by tho puny arm of a weakly inothe>r until assistance came, when they were both rescued. Mr. Sanders seemed to recover at least partially, as soon as ho got out-
We are now roaily to sett alt kiivb of Furniture at priee* lower tluin were ever be ore offer1 in Put n-A mi (\k!intv VV ft til*, > iwtau t n I n I tr i n 1. 1, . G l. I I........ ........ .... .1
Among the fish of the United States
>d in 1’utnt’u Onunty. We pr-*i>o*e to largely in Tea- m our sti -k by uitilitionai purounre*. and .o keep ou ban it* tnu Largest, Cheapest and 14-341 lino of goods ever offered in this market.
the rod comes first in money value, the salmon second, the mackerel third, and then the menhaden. In weight the last
stands highest.
A man at Champaign, 111., proudly wears a watch guard made from hair which he pulled from an enemy’s beard
(Vo trust persons Inoodin* anythin* in our lino will enlRand seelin' be'orel'-oi i*; ' e rhere. 11 is no trouble to us to showi^oods.
. '[r.I lorson unlocking and throwing open the the residence of the bride’s parents, Rev. | “''•j"switch, and we hope the guilty one will J. W. Sherrill ofliciating... .Married, on ' I1 a F«1iR
pe detected and punished. Messrs. Will | the 15th inst., at the residence of the Mrs. Eaglin, of Carroll County, Ky
■Murphy and James Lynch went over the bride’s parents, two miles cast of Fill-
smbankment with the wrecked cars, hut
Iwere only slightly injured.
mere, Mr. Fred. Lizzie F. Ileavin.
S. Hackctt and Miss Tho attendants were
recently walked two miles to a circus, her liking for diversion of that kind until i
she is in her ninety-ninoth year.
Call and Seo Us at tho Old Stand, Nos. 14 &. 16 East Washington St., Greencastle, ind. .121 SJIOa*V lIAVVt x BSIaACK.
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fully described with scientific mode of cure. Prof. Harris' illustrated panij blot sent free on appliratiou.
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There was not much doubt in tho minds o( the mob at Clinton, Dakota, that Ben Day ought to be hanged. He had committed the capital crime of stealing a horse; but he urged persistently that he only meant to borrow* tho beast, and finally said: “If 1 was guilty I’d want to be hanged, and, anyhow, ’tisin't worth while to make much iuss about it. Just toss up a dime, and if it goes again me, then l won’t say a word; but if I win you're to lot mo go.” The proposition was accepted, and Day won.
The Rev. Father James Haggerty has entered suit against 131 of his parishioners in Milwaukee to recover $1,000 in back salary. A deputy sheriff was actively engaged for several days in serving the papers.