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VOL. 8.
GREENCASTLE, IND.,
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OCT. 9, i88o.
NO.
MEDICAL
A Sale nod Kimab e Subr.lilu.i- fur Qultiiue The only 25 cent AGUE REMEDY I3NT T ZZ UJ -VCOintTjXa rritF.s
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aud all M A LA 1C IA I, UISKASKH. id by all Dnucicl" f ". Mailed FRFE 0, ‘ ofpricf W ile to nUNDAS DICK A I O., WooSTKR STkitkT, NK" York, for their ten cant Ironk, matluil to the readeis o
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An I.lepCiiiiil 011 ilie lt;ini|i:tue. whose stately trckd in perfect time with ^ land turkeys, J. It. Kosher; pair Bronze [Richmond, Va., Special to Now York Herald.1; Iho diri»e which the band was playing turkeys,'!’. X. and S. F. Smiley; pair Information received here from Char- neemed to indicate that the intelligent Toulouse geese, John Posher; pair China lotte, N. C., states that upon the arrival animals felt the solemnity of the occa- geese. Judson Ltnley; pair ducks, T. N. , of John Robinson’s circus there yester- *' on - The funeral ceremonies took place and S. F. Smiley; collection fowls, same; day a scene of great excitement ensued, in the Catholic church, and the scene collection poultry, same; best cockerul consequent on the bad temper and es- there was equally solemn and impressive. 1 of any breed, same; best pullet, same; cape of “Chief,” tha largest and most The performers and laborers, fresh from i cage canaries, Joeie Talbott, j powerful of the elephants. The car up- the shouts and ' glare of the circus, in Chain.—’ . bushel white wheat. W.W. on which ^le animal was brought was their rough every-day clothes, but with Allen; ’o bushel red wheat, Lafo. Thom- ! standing at a ctossing on Trade street faces respectfully cleared of the dust | ton; 23 ears white corn, Robt Glover; 25
j Quite a large crowd had gathered to wit- und paint of the arena, were all there,
ness the process of unloading the ani-
j mats. "Chief” had been taken off the ——We will, without doubt, sell yon corn, .1. G. Sweeney; 25 ears pop corn,
cars yellow corn, X. F. Wood; 25 ears mixed corn, 11. X. Priest; 25 cars hominy
BUD i HEAD’S
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A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY!
. Deodorized extract of Petroleum, ['he Only Article that AY ill Restore Hair on Bald Hoads. Iviiitt the World has been Wanting for Centuries. The prcnte!»t dl»cov<*ry of onr day. *o far as a rp«* portion of luinmnity !• concerned, is CAK bLINB t an Ariicla prepared from petroleum, und Inch effect! ;i complete and radical care i:i case of Illness, or where the hair, owing to diseases of ecalp, has become thin and tends to fall out. is also .1 speedy restorative, and while its use scires a luxuriant growth of hair, it also brings back natural color, and gives the most complete Batfaction in the usiiig. The falling out of the hair, [e accumulations of dandruff, and the premature ange in color are all evidences of a diseased ccn [lion of the scalp and the glands which nourish the ,ir. To am st these causes the article used must sess medical as well as chemical virtues, and the ange must begin under the scalp to be of permahit and lasting benelit. Such an article is CARLINK, and. like many other wonderful discovns, it Is f mnd to < >u d it of elements aim In ir natural state. Petroleum oil is the article |nch i* made to work such extraordinary results ; t it is aftei it h is been chemically treated and plotely deodorized that it is in proper condition the toilet. It was in far-off Russia that the feet of petroleum upon the hair was first observed* Government officer having noticed that a partially jid-headed servant of his. when trimming the |nps, had a habit of wiping his oil-besmeared ids in his scanty locks, and the result ivas in a months a much finer head of black, glossy hair he ever had before. The oil was tried on ses and cattle that had lost their hair from the |ttle plague, aud the results were as rapid as they re marvelous. The manes and even the tails of irses, which had fallen out, were completely rered in a few week-. These experiniei^ts were aided to the world, but the knowledge was prac* ally useless to the prematurely bald and gray, as cue in civilized society could tolerate the use of jflncd petrel’Uin r.“ a dressing for the hair. But the ill of one of our chemist-has overcome thedifflIty, and by n process known only to himself, he is, after very elaborate and costly experiments, sueidea in deodorizing refined petroleum, which iders it susceptible of being handled us daintily the famous au do cologne. The experiments with |e deodorUed liquid on the huma.i hair were atided with the most astonishing ic-ml; 0^ A few plication8, where th ’hair was thin and falling, r e remarkable tone and vigor to the scalp and Every particle of dandruff disappears ou first or second dressing, and the liquid so searchin its nature, seems to penetrate to the roots at re. and set up a rad.cal change from the * tart. It [veil known that the mo.-: beautiful colors ifrc jde from petroleum, and, by some mysterious ration of nature, the use of this article gratia|ly imparts a beautiful light-brown color to the which by continued use, deepens to a black, color retold ns permanent for an indefinite length ^limc, mill til*- cli’.nge is so •.••-.dm*! tlmi ike most W mite friends ( m s: arceiy d< !• ct its progress. U < woid, it is tkv' uuist woiii’erful t!i.-t >vi ry of ■ age. and well cdcnlated to make th* premuily bald ami yo... lej- ■ v. advise our r'^ders to give it a trial, feeling ll if g\Y< >ndri fill eff« - ( runnurcuil oj
iHir.
i telling its own story in the hands <>f bands (etuouncMig ivs.ili- : . H BullA Co., Fifth Avcnne Pharmacy, earn **ave sold prep!»rations for tut* hair for upward Sty years, but have n* . er had oin* to sell as tve SHch universal sutisfat tion. We tticreWitnend it wiili coutideuce to our friiinds jlieiul public.” OfSTAves PV Halt., of the Onus Opera Ripe, wril “ Aftei 1 led, us mo also my comrades. tl.»! your ’t :abo* s has niul in producing a Avonderfui growth of 't I
cur. Xothing rnmarkable occurrod un any kind ol a carpet you want and aavc' John Fosber;
til the keeper, John King, was heard to y° u from 10 to 20 cent on . very yard, cry out; “Look out, there, if that ele- ALLEN BROTHERS. pliant hits any of you I wont be responsible.” Almost immediately after giving Avi nrd of I'rriiiiiiins nt Ha-irk
bushel oats, J.B. Foshrr;
I’lilall.v Kirkcai by lari- llaa-ltaaia!. Liuokier, Ini>., October 3.—Some days since Charles Kehle, a butcher in the employ of Ghat lea Green, became in volvnd in a quarrel with his wife about some trilling affair. Being of a passionate temper, he lost control of his reason, and in a fit of rage kicked his wife in the abdomen. Iter injuries were pronounc ed dangerous. Inflammation set in and at noon to day she was a corpse. An inquest has been ordered, and Kehle will doubtless be arrested. Mrs. Kehle was formerly the wife of a brewer at Waterloo, Ind., named Spriogel, from
Children
'.j bushel timothy seed, \V W. Allen; | whom she parted on account of his inbushel clover seed, Robt. Glover, dis-| temperate habit«, A few years since play ol grains and seeds, J, B. Fosher. she married Kehle, whose habits turned Vegktabi.ks—2 watermelons, X. F j out to be equally irregular. She had
in— t
Wood
this warning, King, who was a power- Fair.
fully built man, stepped round to Houses foii Gknehai. I’uhposes.— I kins, same; 2 squashes, R. X. Priest; |nono with her second. “Chiefs" head and was in the act ol|Stallion 3 years old and over, J.G.[bushel early Irish potatoes, Geo. H.
^ musknielons, same; 2 pump-]seven children with
r,
her first husband,
turning him round, when the people Sweeney; stallion colt, Thomas Gardner: Cooper; late Irish potatoes, X. F. Wood;
Allen; h. doz carrots, same; 3 cabbages.
heard him call the animal by name in mare 3 years old and over, l't, Charley what they regarded a frightened tone. Johnston; 2d. J. W. Call; mare 2 years In a momant moro the monster, who: old, 1st, Charley Johnston; 2d, J.W. was enraged, was seen by the crowd to Call; mare 1 year old, .las. T. Farrow; turn upon the unfortunate kerper and ; mare colt, 1st, Asbury O'llair; 2d. P. R.
crush him against the car. King sank to Lew's,
the ground without a groan, and the at- Heavy Drait Houses.—Stallion 3 Frank Hall; quart white onion sets, Wm. tendants who were with him lied in dis years old ami over, 1st, Peck Bros.; stal : Brothers; rod onion sots, same; ' 4 bushel may and terror. 'The crowd scattered lion colt, 1st anti 2d, same; mure 3 years j white beans, Jordan Grider; best and up Trade street and the wildest confu- old and over, 1st, same; 2d, J. E Garner:' greatest display of vegetables, X. F. sion followed. The men were afraid t<> | mare 2 years old, 1st, \V. B. Lafollotte; Woods. approach the infuriated animal, and King marc colt. Island 2d, Peck Bros.; stal- F butts.—0 varieties winter apples, Wwas allowed to remain for several min- lion and 5 sucking colts, same. , W. Allen; fall apples, Robt. Glover;
In Warren township, on September
> 4 bushel red sweet potatoes, John Fosh ”s, 1S80, Rosa B„ daughter of A. and E. er; '4 bushel white sweet potatoes, X.F. ^ Paris, aged HI years, 11 months and
Wood; \4 doz. pumpkins, same; blood | , *' , ; ys ' , „
. In Greencastlo, Sept. 2b, ol old age,
beets, same; bushel red onions, same, jj rs
jj' doz. turnips, same; tomatoefi, W. W.} J n Greencastlo. Sept. 25, infant daugh
utes on the ground whore he had fallen. The elephant surveyed the scene for an instant, gave a short snort and started at a brisk pace up the railroad track. As soon as he was out of reach, King was picked up apparently lifeless and convey ed across the street to a barber shop, where several doctors were summoned. In the meantime the elephant contin-
Horses for Light Harness.—Stallion ' best and greatest variety apples. Geo. 13. 2 years old, Alex. Wilson; stallion 1 Hillis; collection poaches. Geo. IT. Coopyear old, John Houck; marc over 6 years [er; collection grapes, 11. X. Priest; colold, 1st, Scott.Gardner; 2d, Frank Hall; j lection of pears, John (’handler; collecmare 2 year?, 1st, G, M. O’Hair; mare tion of plums, Linda Gardner; best and
greatest display of fruits, Geo, H. Cooper. Mechanical Deaaiitment.—2 seated
colt, Asbury O’Hair.
Sweepstakes on Houses. — Stallion any age, general purpose, J. G. Sweeney; mare any age, general purpose, Charley
ued up the track, an<l the report getting Johnson; stallion any age, heavy draft, spring wagon, same; double carriage harabroad that he was loose in the streets. Peck Bros.; mare any age, heavy draft, ness, K. A. Ilibbitt; single carnage harthe excitement increased. The crowd J. E. Garner; stallion any age, light har-]ncss, same; wagon harness, same; gent’s which first collected about the crossing ness, Alex. VVilson; mare any age, light saddle, same; riding bridle, same; wheat and the door of the shop into which* harness, Charley Brown; gelding in bar-. drill, Simpson O'llair; churn. C. E King had been catried, scattered up the ! ness, general purpose, W. B. Lafollett;] Webster; sewing machine, J. F. Hill; street, and all sorts of rumors wen gelding, light harness, Charley Brown; j wooden pump, Colo Bros.; washing ma-
geldinz, heavy draft, Merritt Barker: chine, T. H. Patee; display of lightningsaddle horse, mare or gelding, Jas, Wil-1 rods, ornaments and braces for same,
son; span matched horses or marcs, 1 Colo Bros.
Charley Johnshou. | Table Comforts—2 lbs butter, Mrs. Jacks anii Mi’I.Es.—Jack 3 years old Kate Frakqs; loaf wheat bread, sall-ris-or over. J. G. Sweeney; jock under 3 ing, Mrs. Martha Brown; yeast rising
Frank bread, Mrs. Kate Grider; loaf corn bread,
Cora Allen; coconnut cake. Belle Dor-
ter r,f C. S. and E. 1$. Hammond, age 15
weeks.
The old reliable) dry goods house of Vermilion & Allen, Joseph P. Allen and H. C. Allen, will hereafter be known asALLEX BROTHERS, and will undoubtcdly sell cheaper dry goods and carpets than the concern ever did, and it always lias sold goods 20 per cent cheaper than could be found elsewhere; therefore under the new management yon can easily save yourselves 25 per [cent. ALLEX BROTHERS. Slulu Fail' i:\liiltifs. In many respects the exhibits made at
afloat, no one being able, on account of the darkness, to dotermine the wherea bouts of the elephant. It was suggested that a party be organized to start in pursuit, with the view of shooting him, hut before any plans could he arranged it was learned that the circus
heifer calf, W. W. Allen; steer 2 years old or over, Simpson O’llair; steer calf, 1st and 2d, J. B. Kosher; bull any age, J. H. Farrow; cow any age, same: fatted
bullock, Simpson O'Hair.
Sheep—Longwool buck over 1 year old, 1st, T. X. and S. F. Smiley; 2d, J. Magill; Longwool lamb, 1st, same;- 2d.
nun j years old, 1st, G. M. O’llair; 2d
were following him, and would no doubt ( Hall; mule 2 years old or over, 1st and succeed In capturing him. To do this 2d, G. M. O'Hair; mule colt, 1st, Judson
they had to take with them Mary, the
female elephant, and the Boy.
Chief had turned up Fifth street on arriving at the crossing, and the other elephants were driven rapidly after him. On arriving at Tryon street he stopped a moment, and then went di rectly across to Church street, where i|e was secured by being chained to the other two elephants. The three were then driven down Tryon street toward the point whence they had started, followed by a crowd. The animals moved along quietly til! they arrived nt the market house when there was a united movement toward the pump. An effort was made to drive them on, but they refused to go, and the expedient of allowing them to drink was resorted to. In the movements about the pump, the chains became entangled, and the three began to go round and round, drawing them gradually together. Chief’s temper was again aroused, and he began to bellow The wild, wterd noise threw panic into the crowd, and there was a confused retreat. Finally, by the various use of goads and pitchfork::, the three elephants were made to take their respective places, and the slow march toward the tents was begun. At last they wi re gotten there und more securely fastened, but the ex citemer.t continued for four hours afterward the excitement continued. A half hour alter the accident King was breathing with difficulty, and his face was swollen and blackened. He had all the appearances of a dead man hut for the convulsive movement of his body caused by his painful efforts to breathe. His skull was cracked. King lingered till about eleven o’clock when he died. Mr. Lolow, the clown, said that King was
top buggy, Renick, Curtis & Co.; 1-seated : the State Fair last week were never extop huggv, same; open buggv, same: i cc ^ c ^' Especially in the department of K ' FARM MACHINERY,
a grander display than the one made by Tyner & Hadley, of Indianapolis, has never before been witnessed at any State Fair. It was stated that not less than twenty thousand people passed through their pavtllion on Thursday, and that every body paid the highest tribute to the enterprise of this well known firm. One line of their goods deserves especial mention, that of power shellers, feed cutters, feed mills, hay presses and haling machines, all of which were in practical operation. They are the very best in the market as was plainly to be seen by the number of orders taken on the spot. We miss our guess if the reputation gained by this tiim at the Stale Fair this year docs not place them at the
ham white cake, same; marble cake. ] very head of the dealers of farm machin-
Linley; 2d, F. 1). Randolph; span of , Carrie Turner; ice-cream cake. Mattie: ^yjn Indiana. Their place of business
mules any n^e, G. M. O'llair; jack any Allison; apple jolly, Mrs. II. H. Crow;
age. J.G. Sweeney. %
Cattlk —Bull J years old or over, 1st,
Tin: KAOLK MACH INF. WuIlKS.
II. Smith, of thcJcimie Ili/lit Comb.nation, SOUK'what to Maine for the animal’s vi “ After using Vour *Cai 00! m-‘ 1 in | i( t> L .,, „„ ^ . ,
'ciousness, as he never would consent to any violent measures to subdue him.
is y.n
l convinced that ! .\1 lit ath < an Ixj * n- iiuiru<i.'
Imnply wouth ifal in my i-.' "
| K. Artih r, »7/^n /. Holyoke, Mann.. nnKs:
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|k cUe tuul fail tl.” fimi B. Povd, attornrr-nt-law, No. Attleboro, uritt-*: For more than •*() year* n portion of lead Im* been a* smooth and free fiom hair as a prd hall, but s«’!•)(■ ( i^'ht wtc-vs .• u I war inti to iry your C’arbolme, uml the effect has abnply wonderful. \Vh« re no hair has been I f"i > :i r - I ;. - a r.;- U •<»wlh, T inn convlm • d ih;;t I y . iminr ’ .: r "-c I -; ;iil a* j/uoti a head of hair hk I < vrrhad. It is I |cut. AHBOLINS Nh t''' presented to ih** public without fear <>f con:ion a* tin* best Ih -iormive und Beautifler of Uieu air the world ha$ ever produced. ll ON .® e«!,l, , u prr bottle. *1 Sk ! ' by all Cru::-i»t». KENHLDY & COyPITTSBURG, PA., Me Ageut. tor the I'nito I SRCf, tlie (.'tnadis and "'a Linut Urilau
currant jelly, M attic Allison; grape jell}', ] Passing to heavier machinery, one can Mrs. R. T. Allen; quince jolly, Cora Al- not overlook the splendid exhibits always
J. II. Farrow; bull 2 years old or over len; strawberry jelly, Mattie Allison: 1 Fv the Eagle Machine Co of their
.... „ . 11 ti r 1 celebrated engines and saw nulls, which
same; bull 1 year or over, Al. Miller; Raspberry jelly, Mrs. II. II. ( row; ce'-) W( , r(1 n | so wltMPSH .j i,y ilumsands of encow 3 years old or over, 1st, J.H.Farrow: j lection jellies, Mrs. R. T. Allen; apple thusiactic spectators. To attempt u do2d W. W. Allen; cow 2 years or over, J. butter, Mrs. H. H. Crow; peach butter tailed description of their Traction and B. Kosher; cow 1 year old, J. H. Farrow: Cora Allen; pear butter, same; plum hut- "'her engines, their lamous I'ony Saw
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Fifchehd Clastoiia
Mothers like, and Physician* recommend it. IT IS NOT NARCOTIC.
CKNTAUU LINI.MKNTS; tlM> World's ^rruit I'niii-lCoIieviiig;' remedies. They heal, soot lie ami eure Burns,Wounds,Weak Ilack and Rheumatism upon Man, and Sprains, Galls, and Lameness upon Beasts. Cheap, qui;-;. and reliable. SPURTS of dikgusting Mucus, SnulUes, Crackling; Pains in tko Hoad. Fetid Breath, BoafuooN. and any Catarrhal Complaint, can hoax:" terminated by Woi De Moyer’:. Catarrh Cure, a Constitutional An tidoto by Absorption. The most Important Discovery since Vaccination
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The New York Store. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. K)t.kblishoil 1853.
LAPIEF’, MISSES’.
INFANTS’, MEN’S ari'l
HOYS’
ter, Mrs. T.ibhie Farrow; gvapn butter, same; quiace butter, Mrs. 1‘. T. Allen; collection hutteis, Kame; collection sweet pickles, Mrs. Maggie Farrow; collection sour pickles, same; '.j gallon maple molasses, Mrs. Wm. Brothers; sorghum molasses, R. W. Allen; 5 lbs maple sugar. Mrs. Sarah Turner; collection preserves,
same; Longwool ewo 1 year old, 1st, J. jMrs. R. T. Allen; sample canned cher-
Magill; 2d, T. X. and S. F. Smiley; ewe lamb, 1st, same; 2d same; Southdown buck over 1 year old, Harry Nutgrass; buck lamb, Life. Thornton; ewe over 1 year, 1st and 21, Hariy Xutgrass; ewe lamb, same; Longwool Luck any age, T. X. and R. F. Smiley; ewe any age, John Magill; Southdown buck any age, Harry
Nutgrass; ewe any age, same.
Hogs.—Berkshire hoar 1 year old, R.
lies, Mrs. Martha Goslin; sample canned blackberries, same; sample canned raspberries. Mrs. Susan Hall; canned pears, Mrs. Mollie Fraley; canned peaches, Mrs.
II. 11. Crow.
Domestic Mantfactities —Patchwork quilt, Mrs. Jacob Ett r; worsted quilt, Mattie Allison; bed comforter, same; French embroidery. Mrs. Hettie Allison;
Mill and its wonderful capacity for turn ing out lumber, would be to ignore the fact that the goods manufactured by the Eagle Machine Works are generally con ceded to ho a* good if not the best made
in America.
THRF.snlVll MACHINES.
Of the many threshers on exhibition, the Rumley his many friends and seems destined, through the efforts ofitseffl cient agents and the proprietors themselves, as. well as on account of its real merits, to take the lead in Indiana. It thf'shes rapidly ami wastes no grain, sud here is the secret of success. The Indianapolis headquarters is at A. Frau er's, 213 East Washington street.
‘TUB HARRY LANDS.”
One of tin' most interesting exhibits was that made by the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern R. R. Go . on the le t side of the main entrance to the exposition building, showing the products
Ladies’ extra fine Merino Vesta at 50 and 75c. Ladies' Snxon wool at tl: cheap at fl 2S. Ladies’ all-wool and Saxony wool wrappers at f I 25: very fine value. An extra line stock of Medicated Scarlet Vests and drawers—all sizes. Ladies’ Merino In ion Suits, An immense stock of Misses fine Merino Vests, Drawers, Pantalets, Union Sets, etc,, in all sizes and qualities. Children’s Scarlet wool Vests, all sizes, very cheap. IN MEN'S UNDERWEAR WE HAVE Heavy Merino Shirts and Drawers at 50 , 75 and G on. Full Faihioned Shirts and Drawers from 11 25 up. Scarlei wool Shirta and Drawers at $1 50, (iruy mixed at 50 and Toe. Also a larire line of .Tien's Canton Flannel Dmwes* From 50c up. of/All Hoods morked in Plain Figures. Pettis, Ivers & Co.,
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IndianapolU, IndJ
ladv s skirt, Hollo Graham; laily’s dress* () f A?1 ansas its pains, grasses, cotton in
the stalk ^rovvin^, tobacco, fruits, minerals, woods, &c. &c A ini.*gnincent
N. Priest; hoar under 1 year, l.-t, R. N.|aanie; shirt made by machine, Mrs. Priest; 2d, Al»»x. Smith; sow 1 year and II. Crow; sun bonnet, same; shirt made over, R. X. Priest; sow under 1 year, 1st by hand, Mattie Wyatt; pin cushion and 2d Alex. Smith. Poland Ch'na boar Mattie Allison; wall pocket, Mrs Lou over 1 year, W. l<\ Go-lin; hoar under 1 Hillis; darned lace-work, Magpie Hawk
Iflt'C'lion IVotit'f. State of Indiana. Putnam County, es: I. Morph !►. Bridfres. Ch rk of the I'litnom Cirouif Court, do hereby coTtiiy to the Fherili of Putnam County the foil ok in k i.fliferH ar< to be elected at the general election to be held in the county ii nd State ntoresaid, on the .-reoiicl Tui 'day in ()ct< Her. if bcir -r the 1-th da} "i faid inonth. A. !>.. 1880, to-wit: STATE. (J vernor. Lieutenant (L.vernor. Pen etary of State. A ml itor of State. Treasurer of State. Attorney General. Superintendent ot Pith! c rnstruclior. Clei k of the Supreme Court. Kcporter of the Supremo Court. Two (21 .ludffCH of the Supreme Court. DlS'iiUCT AND ClliCtUT. Momber of ConirreKp, FiCh D strict. Prot.eeutinjr Attornry, Thirteenth Circuit. Onefionutor in thodeuenil AnMinbly for tl.o counties of Ucmirioks and Putnam. One Heprescnintivc in the Ooncral ArFcrnMy for the cGuntu * ol Hendricks, Putnam - I Cloy. COUNTV. One Llepreuentative in the General Af n -
blv.
One Treasurer,
'‘no Sheriff. One Surveyor. One C roncr.
year, 1st, F. 1). Randulpli; 2d, John A. Tui'ner; fow over 1 year. Robt. Glover; sow under 1 year. 1st, John A. Turner; 2d, F. D. Randolph; sow and 5 sucking pigs, Robt, Glover. Chester White boar over 1 year old, .1. B. Foshrr: hoar under 1 year, 1st, Clay Kosher; 2d, Willie Kosher; sow over 1 year, 1st, Robt ,Glover; 2d, J. B. Kosher: sow under 1 year, 1st and 2J, (’lay Fosher; sow and 5 suck-
ing pigs, any ago,
same; cotton stockings, Mrs. Thomas Walsh; knit mitts, Mrs. II. II. Crow; cotton chair tidy, same; sham pillow-case, Lizzie Hall; woolen mitts, Lulu Brown. Miscellaneous.—Display pot plant-
R' ht. Glover; Berkshire boar 1st and 2d, John Wilson; hanging basket, Alex. Smith; Berkshire sow same; roses in bloom, same; collection
landscape painting, representing beautiful scenery in the ' harry lands,' owned
and for sale by this company, attracted.
| universal attention This line exhibit is I h,,^ tTin,to .of
my hand ind affixad the ge»I of sued Court at Grof ncastlc, this Mth tiny "i SrpTcmber. A. 1>. 1H80. M. I). Un 11 HIES, t Icrlt.
PROCI. \ MA I IGN.
The ciunlificd voters uf the soverul townships in Putin;m County arc liP't hy notified to meet, nt the umihI p1neeH of hrldin* o!t.ctione m the sneontl Tncstlny in Ocfobi r. 1HS0. heinK 'lie Uih tiny of trie month, tuitl then "nd there vt'te fo»’ persons t< fill the vprious offices ui ntioned in the CU i’k'h ccrtilif.'t * above.
MOSEST. LKWMAN.
Dated September 15. 1880. Sheriff, P. C.
ins; pair lamp mat*, name; worsted chair' aHrihutnble to tho onorgy and tarto of tidy, same; 10 yards rag carper, 1st, Mrs. I Mr ’ * ''K';" 1 lur ;'•« al ? ovu coni - . ,, , . ’ , ' , pany, and who always takes pleasure 10 Mattie l isk; -d, Mrs. J. herrand; l ,nn - ^ mn( , j B f ornn tj on to those intenditg to woolen knit stockings, Mrs. 11. H. Crow: oniigiate. His bfllco is at the cornt i-of woolen knit socks, same; cotton socks, Illinois and I’ennesst e streets, (near l n
ion depot.) Indianapolis.
DIHl'I.AY OK CHINA.
In all the variety of tho Siato Fair exhildts, there is no display more universally admired than the display of china by J. T. Kinney, Xo. fil North Pennsylvania street. The disjilay of hand painted goods, of the most uniquo designs and styles, surpasses anything over be-
any age, R. X. 1’riaKt; Roland China geraniums, same; tube roses, same; orim fore attempted in the State. Tho styles.
Mr. Lolow said they had several other hoar ary age, F. 1). Randolph; Roland mental vines, same; foliage plants, same;, 1 ' will be observed, are all new and oilmen in the sliovz who could take care China sow any age, same; Chester White 1 begonias, same; display of cut flowers, ,ln ^ '"'hexes'- Among tin d(of him. He was satisfied that tho ele- hoar any age, Clay rosher; Chester same; round bouquet, same; flat bou- p >runsw irk Hotel of which there were phant did not know it was King when White sow any age, Robt. Glover. j quet, same; winter bouquet, samo; ole- one hundred and liftY dozen pieces, he made at him, as tho keeper had Mm ronr.TBY.— Light Bramah male, T. X. under in bloom, Mrs. H. II. Crow; ool-1 1 'wing to the limited spaeo allotted to under absolute control. and S. F. Smiley; female, same: Dark lection pansies, Nannie Priest; India ink! ^ r- ^' lino . 8 ’ 1 !' “ l ll 'j! The funeral cortege which followed Bramah male and female, same; Buff painting, Jas. Nelson: host arranged' ^'''.'t'nck of 'new'wares to the grave the remains of .lohn King, [Cochin male and female, same; Partridge ; medley, Mrs. Martha Goalin; specimenU w ), er e tic public are invited to call and
was a somewhat remarkable spectacle. Cochin male and female,* same; White penmanship, C. M. Souder. The body lay in a magnificent casket, Cochin male and female, same; pair! J. 13. Fosiieii, Sec’y. and was carried to tho graveyard in a Plymouth Rock ducks, same; Golden — hearse to which was attached four hand- 1 Penciled ilamburgs, same; White Leg-j 75 pairs Kid Gloves to close oufl some white horses, Close upon the horns, same; Brown Leghorns, same; at 05 cents: former price, $1—opeii
hearse followed the
of Broadhead’s damestown Alpacas. oarriav«K. <'ta., ever kept in Putnam county. Those to the reliable goods, and you „H
..... i, v i» • n • ii i «• . ..MMI buy ‘Ii i.i ol I him you and cured lor while m th< '’it' iho Id pu two net elophants of pair Houduns. R. N- rriest; collection i sbaues and meuiuai colors. Coroe befort o-ot infeiior coods flsowhoro. th< m i et our Rt.ible. ^ xr w • • »an t. it * Ai »tt ivxt r. ix T .a rx ^ ® - b . .V. i Wc buy horsev and toslcH.
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insoect at iheir pleasure.—Indianapolis
Journal.
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the dead keeper, Mary and the Boy, bantams, C. K. Priest; pair White Ho!-, they arc gone. ALLEN BROTHERS. ’
ALLEX BROTHERS.