Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 October 1880 — Page 8
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ssiWIIIIC! Me have received this week, direct from our mammoth factory, TwWe Cases Bf CMlf, (Mail Ewiii In Stripes, Maids, Checks, Cassimere Suits and Ox ereoats, M hich are by far the finest, handsomest and best line of Ready-made clothing ever brought to this market, and to be sold to the consumer at strictly New York Jobbing Prices. In addition to this we have a better and much larger stock of GENTS' FURNISHINGS Than can be found in any house in this County, and you will always find just what you want, and that which is new and desirable. We wish to call special attention to our HAT DEPARTMENT Containing everything in all the latest and nobbiest styles of the season, and at prices far be-
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JSf-Xow, let’snl! get down to business. gtay-duess all the votes wore polled Tuesday. ftay-l^w much did you win on the election. fc£“ book out for Indian summer and squaw winter. gsay W. W. Dunnington has been in town this week. And more weddings are talked of in the near future. Bbs)"'.Straw hi^ts and linen dusters are now things of the past. JHa?-A good many of ’em didn’t vote as they drink, i. e., straight. Ray-This is the season of the year to inaugurate the church social boom. BsA“The American citizen exercised his divine right to scratch, Tuesday. 8©“.Ias. W. Beck came over from Clinton to spend a few days, this week. BSaSPl). W. Brattin and wife, of Brazil, visited relative? hero the first of the week. Jsxr’l'hcre has been .music in the air for the past few weeks, but all is quiet again. ffajr'l’he rolling mill 'and nail factory shut down several days because ot lack of water. ftsSPThe “Young Ladies’ Cooking Club” meets at the residence of Mr. A. R. Brattin to-night. Bto’”Messrs. Lockridge and Bridges have shipped, the present week, thirty car-loads of cattle. ©uy-Mr. Charles Alton, of Lansing, Michigan, is visiting Mr. an l Mrs. James I.)aggy, of this city. Ite^rA good many men heretofore prominent in the cause of temperance took 1’orteron Tuesday. ftaTMiRg Annie Unison, of Limcdale, has been presented with a handsome gold necklace by her parents. Ofey-Messrs, Bierce and Brackney, of Clinton township, are attending the Normal School at Danville, Ind. Rev. W. J. Arney will conduct the services at Presbyterian Church, tomorrow, morning and evening. ©a5"You uns that have been fighting politically for the last three months, had better shake now, and make up. ftgjrMrs. II. C. Farrow visited Cincinnati last week, taking in the Exposition and visiting Dr. Joyce and family. *e»y Mr. James Beck has gone to Clinton, Vermillion County, and expects to engage in the dry goods business there. Itetf'Mrs. II. M. Thomas has returned from Massachusetts, where she has been visiting relatives and friends during the summer. ©sir I Jobbers bold forced an entrance into the residence of Mr. Ad. Hanna, last Sunday night, hut failed to secure any booty. ftg“John Merry weather has purchased for use in his new restaurant, a very handsome lino of table silverware, from A. R. Biattin. ©a>" A physician of our city makes the assertion that mai.ied men live longer than single ones—a statement that may be true, hut some folks think that the M. 1). wished to liven up the marriage license market.
flea?‘A daughti r of Mr. James Steele, of this city, died of diphtheria Sunday last. The remains were taken to Bainbridge fur interment. ©-^“Marriage licenses have been issued to James W. Lee and Annie K. Bunten, Marshal Robbins and Georgia P. Bookor> Lewis 0. Wilson and Alsure PI. Timmons, Kmory M. Aker and Rebecca Hasty, Thomas B. Terry and Mollio A. Clark, Daniel H. Patrick and Nellie M. Hays, Silas E. Elsherry and Martha E. Blaydes. ©a5“ A dispatch from Cloverdale, dated October 11, ssys: The residence of WmMcCammack, eight miles east of here, burned, yesterday, with all its contentsLoss, $800; no insurance. ©^-Judging from the crowd and demonstrations on the streets of Greencastle, Wednesday, there was more interest in the result of the election than in the election itself—passing strange. ©^"Tlio Deputy United States Marshals on duty in Greencastle on election day, were Messrs. J. F. Fee, Joe Baker and Daniel McAbee. ©aV'The young ladies of Greencastle have formed a ‘‘Cooking Club,” for the especial benefit of themselves, that they fuay acquire an experimental knowledge of the culinary art, and for the more especial benefit of the hungry young men of Greencastle and the suburbs, who are to he called in at the semi-occasional meetings of the club, to punish the edibles and prove gallant and attentive to their fair hostesses. The organization is a good one, especially if the victuals are dished up stylishly and tastefully. Wo are sorry, however, to learn that no married men are to be dined. Sisrirlru EK'iith. On Thursday afternoon of last week, as Mrs. Ma’-y Pickens, wife of Mr. James Bickens, of Jefferson township, and the aaughtcr of Mr. Louis Kollar, was returning to her home from this city, aftef the rally, and when about a mile and a half south-east of this city, she fell oter on the seat of the carriage as if faint, and died almost instantly from a violent attack of heart disease. Deceased was about forty-six years of ago, and was highly esteemed and respected by her friends and neighbors. mniriage ItciK. Pit trick-IHiiy*. Last Thursday morning, was consummated the marriage of Mr. Daniel H. Patrick, of Carmi, Ills., formerly a student of Ashury University, and Miss Nellie Hays, youngest daughter of B. F. Hays, Esq., of this city. The wedding took place at the residence of the bride’s parents, East Seminary street, the ceremony being performed by Elder 0. P. Bat’ t , assisted by Dr. E. W. Fisk. After the ceremony was pronounced, the young, handsome, and, we hope, ever to be happy couple, received the hearty congratulations of relatives and friends assembled, and then proceeded to the depot, (the bride having been married in a very stylish and tasty traveling suit of blue and old gold,) where they took the Vandalia train for Cincinnati. The bride and groom will take up their residence at Carmi, Ills., where Mr. Patrick is engaged in mercantile pursuits. We tender congratulations, with the hope that their years of married life will be many and happy.
The celebrated ‘‘Lilly, Bracket. & Co.” mens’ fine shoes can be purchased at only one place in Greencastle. P. R. Ciinstie is the sole agent for themt
and other valuable testimonials. The) whole affair, pronounced most enjoyable and pleasant by all, was appropriately ! closed by the reading of the hist Psalm j and prayer by Dr. Martin. President Walker of the Toledo Produce Exchange, sent his unruly son to a reform school. The boy felt the disgrace keenly, arfd, on being released, committed suicide. ©yy-Oh, how beautiful, was exclaimed, as she examined that largo and elegant line ollat- st styled silver and silverplated ware received at Brnttin’s last Wednesday, and well might everybody make just such an exclamation who were gratified with a sight of the goods mentioned. In addition, however, to the above. Brattin carries a complete line of ever) thing new, novel and good in watches, clocks, jewelry,spectacles, table cuticry, etc. Ho sells on a direct guarantee, and pleases everybody in quality and price. Bor the best fitting and cheapest Cloaks in the city, call at G. W. CORWIN & CD’S. 1 will sell, at public outcry, on Wednesday, Oct. 27, seventy head of cattle, consisting of H 2-year-old steers, cows and heifers, and farming utensils of all kinds, on a credit of nine months. 2)2(5 WM. ALBAUGH..
New Cashmeres just opened at CORWIN’S.
G. W. COHWDI < CD again i n mm With a mammoth stock of SUSY (FOODS anil .\OTIO\S, CARPETS, Oil. CLOTHS ('in-tains SItalics anil G'lit'fain Fixtures. Bought from the best New York, Boston and Philadelphia Markets, and which will be sold at the LOWEST CM PRICES. They extend a cordial invitation to every one to call and examine their goods and prices, which cannot fail to please. Agents for Butteriek's patterns. Remember the place. Opposite National Bank.
Astray.
T. 1). McMurray, living four miles southwest of this city, has in ids possession a stray hog, which the owner can have by proving property and paying
cost of advertising.
Plain and Corduroy Velvets in all colors just opened at CORWIN’S. Tin- lli>Mt is Hu- Cheapest. If you want a reliable piano or organ,
, one that will stand the racket for years,
One look will satisfy any good judge that . inJ for the , east raoney that a (irst-class
trey possess all the merit claimed for
them: the host quality of stock, the best titling and best finished shoes that are mane ctnred in the United States. It you want a good shoe or boot of any kind, don’t fail to call at Christie’s shoe store, near the National Bank. You will get a better quality for the same amount of money than at any other place.
instrument can be sold, you should not fail to call on Charles Soehnor, the veteran dealer, at his old stand, North Penn sylvania St., Indianapolis. Ho will tell you all about the different instruments now in the market, as ho has been over a quarter of a century engaged in this busliness, and is the best posted of any deal
Sail At-fiiliMit. or in the State. His well known busiLast Sunday afternoon a sad and seri-1 ness integrity and responsibility makes ous accident hefel Miss Lida Rush, of j his warranty of every instrument unquus-
the Grand Central Hotel. The above tionable.
named, in company with a lady companion, were in a carriage driving on East Seminary street, when one of the horses was attacked with a fit; this frightened the ladies, and they screamed and jumped from the vehicle. Miss Rush, in falling, fractured her right leg just above the ankle, and was carried to the residence of Mrs. Gregory, where Dr. Smythe was summoned to render the necessary surgical assistance. The sufferer was removed to the Grand Central the same evening, and at this Writing is getting along as well as could
be expected.
Tin 1 Wise S:i) That some girls should not he so par. ticularas to the appearance of their piano pounders, and a little more particular as to the appearance of their mother’s
hands.
That if you sit down when a vicious dog attacks you, ho will not take hold so readily, especially if you happen to sit
on a good high perch. a 00 drat That merchantable votes varied greatly C<)RW I N’S.
in price on Tuesday—a common article i< „ i ,i . •„ ■
, ,, Remember that you will always
could be handled for a dollar, hut good r. i . , . , V b find the largest and mogt complete stock
See the 40c. Jeans at G. W. COR-
WIN & CO’S—the best in town.
Students who wish to have a nice military suit will save 20 per cent, by leaving their measure at the WHEN Clothing Store. 10t23 If you want good Oilcloths cheap and a large stock to select from, call at
G. W. CORWIN & CO’S.
Photograph and Autograph Al-
bums at ALLEN'S Drug Store.
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The ‘ Springer Brother Cloaks” nt
CORWIN’S.
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Be sure and go to LANGDON’S Baaav for the newest, nicest and cheapest dress goods and trimmings. 4t26 G.W. CORWIN & CO. can save you money on Elanncls and Jeans. You can save 20 per cent, on your military suit by leaving your measure nt the WHEN. 4t2.’5
beautiful Cretonne at
to choice were quoted at $5 to $25. The demand was good and the stock on hand
was closed out.
That about the time the average hoi claims ho should supersede his mother in the matter of buying clothes to wear
is a critical period in his history—about A fine assortment of Lamps, Chan that time he takes to tobacco, cigars, and delies, Lanterns, Chimnie, Coal-oil and calling on the girls. | Headlight Oil, nt bottom prices at ALThat it is a difficult thing fora man to] LEN',8 Drug Store,
suck the thumb he has hit with the ham-
of hair brushes, combs, powder and perfumery, at lowest prices, at Allen's Drug
Store.
New Ruching, Ties and Collars at CORWIN’S.
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Largest Stock!
Greatest Variety!
Lowest Prices!
Also, Puinto, Oils Class, Putty, Varnish, etc., at
COOK'S iDiRAXa- STOKE. KRESS 1 FEVER TONIC. Tbc liability to AGTE throoRhont this weetlon of country make* It npceasary to have a reliable remedy alwayn at hand, which will thoroughly eradicate the dimMyyy in its incipient os well as
more advanced stage*.
'1 he K KKMtt’ Fl£VEM TOWIC Is now too well and favorably known to need any extended advertisement. Yet we desire to keep It before the people tin the RI-'ttT and flU KI-:.vr ***** lor this most distressing malady. It |r prompt and effective In If* action, Ih not unpleasant to the tuate, contains no mineral or vegetable polHon, and after using leaves the system In perfect health, without the injurious effects ho often following the use of other remedies. If the directions are followed It will effect a perfect and absolute cure. It is now put up In 6 oz. octagon bottles, with white engraved wrapper. A box of Liver Pill* free with each bottle. I*rtrr •I.OO. For *»!«• by all l>ruintl*t». On application we will send our handsome pamphlet containing full lists of our Preparations. MEYER BROS. A CO., Prop's, St. Louis and Kansas City, Mo.
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TIip Croat Njstcm Renovator. A mild and nlenNant cathartic, and a no re cure thrall dincaNCN of the Liver, UidneyH, Ntoiuaclu and KowcIh. Thene Bittera arc not an intoxicating beverage, hut a Medicine of real merit, and plcaNant to the tnxte. Yor Sale Inj all Price $1.00 per "Bottle.
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HEADQUARTERS Talhurt’s Block, South of the postoflice. Kj Now Goods received every week and sold at Hie Lowest Prices For Cash. Everybody invited to call and be made happy. CL "TALBURT.
tner and express his feelings in regard to the accident at the same time. That Greencastle girls are good girls, and make excellent wives—boys, make a
note of it.
That, on an average, $17 extra expended in coal will keep the pot plants from freezing all winter. A tiolricn Anniversary. The Rev. Asa Beck, in his eightieth year.'an honored member of the Indiana Conference, and his good wife in her sev-enty-fourth year, celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage, on the evening of the 8th inst., at the residence of their son-in-law, J. K. Langdon, Esq., Greencastle, Ind. It was a quiet, Christian gathering, only relatives and a few intimate friends being present, among the latter Dr. Martin and I’rof. McNutt, of Indiana Ashury University. The evening was spent in cheerful conversation
CORW IN & CO. are headquarters for Hosiery and Ladies’ Underwear. Ladies and children’s Underwear, Sacks, Nubias, Hoods and fancy knit goods of all kinds—Germantown and I actory ^ arns and Zephyrs iti great vari ety at LANGDON’S Bazar. 4t25
The celebrated “1’earl Shirt” for $1 at G. W. CORWIN & GO’S.
3 he finest, newest, cheapest and most stylish lot of Hats that can he found in Putnam County is at the WHEN. 6t23 Look here! At ALLEN’S Drug Store can now bo found great bargains in Walll’aper. They will close out their present stock at very low prices, to make room for their rpring stock. Examine that large line of Fancy Goods at ALLEN’S Drug Store.
Ladies’ and gents’collars and cuffs laundricd in first-class stylo at the
counting amusing and touching rominis-jLeave packages every Tuesday censes of those cat ly pioneer times which ' t0 returne d Saturday. (St2,’( are fast becoming traditionary to the j Headquarters for the Best Salt present generation. An elegant supper and Lowest Prices at WYSONG’S
The finest, cheapest and best line of Gents’ Furnishings that can bo found in Putnam county is at the WHEN. IOt23
Cloaks and Dolmans, new styles just received at LANGDON’ Fancy Bazar. 2t25
was provided, and the aged couple, with out previous concert, were made the happy recipients of a purse of golden coins
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Northwest Corner Public Square. Go and see TOM ABRAMS at his
new quarters.
“Malt Bitters” are a Brain, Nerve and Blood food, peculiarly adapted to, and warmly recommended by our druggists and physicians, for General DebilityMental and Physical Exhaustion, Hysteria, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Etna, clarion and Dropsy. 4(24 810,000 To I.on ii. Money to loan on good security, for any length of time. For particulars call on H. C. Lewis, Greencastle, Ind. 24tf 1 * >M A HR A MS defies competition In his 1 le. Call and see him. When you want to buy or sell butter, eggs, bacon, lard, or any kind of produce, bo sure to go to Wysong’s, nortii west corner of the public squae. tf Cheapest place in town to buy groceries is at TOM ABRAMS’. Bargains in Groceries, Provisions, Queensware, Glassware, etc., at A. L. GOODBAR& SON’S, East Side Public Square.
Bargains in all kines of staple aaJ fancy groceries and provisions, at George Wysong’s, northwest corner public square. t!5 HAMMOND’S HACK runs to ill trains. Leave orders to call for passengers or baggage at Darnall Bros. & C« s Store. 15 tl Nice new stock of Glassware M'l Queensware at TOM ABRAMS’.
Save money by buying yourgf ( ’ oeries, provisions, queensware and gl** 8 ' ware at Wysong’s, northwest corner public square. •«
A. L. GOODBAR & SON. thenc«l grocers, East Side Square, invite every-l body to call and see them. Good goods and low pr ices will he the chief induce
ments nt this house.
Milt. K. Thomas, v l’ ub,ic ’ Morton, Indiana. At dgeinentt
taken and conveyancing
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——Mrs. J. L. Claspi som at their m«ntau-ma Gillespie’s store, have reel from the east, all and cuts, end are prepa entrusted to their care, 3 despatch. Children’s «1 / j
tlv attend-
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,rlors or ft | reived, ditest styW o all wo rk tness and specia'jj