Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 October 1880 — Page 7

NEW MILLINERY

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Miss E. C. Rowland Is oonatantly rei’civitur *the Ute-it and most fusliionaljle fall and wiwti r llonnuts. Turbans, llirts. Feathers, Laces, and all the novelties in TrimminR.*, etc., to he sold chcuiicr than ever. Hair work promptly made to order. Bast Washington street. Z r > tf

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Livery, Sale and Feed

Sfab/e of

S5!e*U‘Sk A: nvi’Ahvv. We keep the ni atest ripe, I est hoi parriapoH, etc., <*ver |n 1 utriiiui county t all ol w hich are hired out at reduced ra cs. Country people wishing their horses wc 1 fed and cared lor while in the city should pu

them up at our stable.

Wc buy horses and mule^ ^ ^noxilEB

RAILWAY TIME-TABLE.

Indianapolis and St. Louis Railroad

(doing Bast. (loinit West.

Oay Ex !:lo p u P:W*u Accommodation 9.St) » g 5:13ph ‘.N.V. Express ^:Ioam UiSOaii

•Every Day.

JOHN W. EAKP, Agent.

CORRESPONDENCE,

j Thk readers of Tnr. Star will please bear in mind that we do not hold ourselvev accountable lor or endorse the opinions of correspondents published in those columns. We simply *ive space to our correspondents that the people may learu what the thoughts of tneir

peUhors are v ^ ^

St. Louis Vandalia, Terre Haute & In xin* Lutv K«tv. A. n. Kclsuy.

DtANAPiiLis Railroad.

Eastward Trains. Westward Trains. j d he following resolutions were re•a2?a« *5.osr H | •awVu ‘‘S.dSpi cently passed by the-members of May*i>aily except Sunday. [ wrood Church, on the death of Rev. A. M.

»* Daily.

SAM’LtCATHEHWOOD, Agt.

Louisville, New Ai.rany & Puicaoo-

Rah.ro a iv

((luing North. 1

Express 1 57 r. g , Way Freight 9 *» p. u. Through Freight -1 U) a. g.

CUoing South. I 1 M r. m, I (_J A. M. 1 57 i*. g.

one a full insight into the hardships and privations of “setting up’’ in a new country. When we look back through the mist of time and see the improvements made in Putnam county in the last fifty years, we are almost ready to doubt our

own senses.

We will have to confine ourselves to town until wc get acquainted in the country. At that time we hail a Justice of the Peace who assumed all the authority vested in the legislative, executive and judiciary, and was a grea' lover of corn

Express

Way Freight

Through Freight..

j Kelsey, their foinier pastor:

Whereas, Almighty God in his inscru-

table providence has removed from his | juice. W'hen his associates got short ol

earthly labors a beloved former pastor,

Alexander M. Kelsey, therefore,

ResollRd. That while we bow with |submission to the divine will, we never1 thelcss mourn the early depar.uro of one whose gifts and graces so well qualified him for wide usefulness in the Chris-

j tian ministry.

funds, they would combine to victimize some stranger, by loaning or .iving him I something and then have him arrested for theft. It could always he coinpro- | mised before His Honor if they would till the jug. It so happened, a few days I after my arrival, that the jug was empty. I had borrowed a horse of John Klrod to

Slates,

Pens, Pencils, Paper,

f>Otf

Greencasiia Foundry

—AND—

MkVCIIIIVE <JO>ii»;Vi>iV,

-Manufacturer* of—

Culvers Iron Dra? Saw

»y ami Castings, ork and Farm Mu-

Ami all kinds of Machineiy and CiiPtiiiK?.

kfcV'Kcpairing on Mill Woi' chinery done fromptly.

Shop near South Depot, (Irconcnstle,? Ind.

THE STAR.

The undersiznod beps leave to inform the public that bo has added to his livery stock

some of the

Finest anil Latest Style of Camascs Ami Buggies, and fine single and double dr ing horses* 1 am well preptred i«. faroish c riages for parties, weatlings and funerals

driv-

nages lor parties, weddings and funerals on short notice. Prices to suit th« times. Horses

and mules bought and sold.

E N T R A L

G R A N D 0

LIVERY, SALE

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FEED STABLE I Northeast Corner Public Square, Greencastlo Ind. JitllN CAWLKY.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

fittabllahcd 185.!.

imr.ss «,iooe>s, URESN dJOUDM, i>ki:va <to»oi>s.

Per-imp.)on time has come.

BHif The days are gelling very ^bort. R'iH"Pour yesi a of political p ace now. Stagf-AppleSTheap and plenty hi market. * Btjflce an inch thick last Monday

morning.

tfej'Presidential election—one week

from next Tuesday.

tu- k Fiist snow of the seasen la.-t Sun-

day, Oct. 17.

Jt^-Mr. Bon. Nicholson is book-keep-

ing at Hays’ Emporium.

teti" George Hathaway visited Evans

ville the front of tho week.

ftacj" Mrs. Rachel G. Durham is visiting

at Pleasant Hill, Missouri.

Resolved, 1 hat we will ever cherish a g 0 ,jj U country. They saw their chance grateful memory of his ministry among L n(1 informed Mr. Elrod I had been seen us as preacher in tho \\ est Newton cir- i passing through Greencastlo on my way : ■ Alth ugh a student in the Indiana Kentucky, They to alarmed the man Asbury I Diversity, burdened with intel- I that he got John Osborn, now Col.Osborn, lectual labor in itself exhaustive, he | j (( come with him after me. I returned traveled successfully this ciicuit f 01 a short time alt-r they started, and when two years, greatly endearing hlmsolf to p was in r onne j 0 f their suspicions my us by an unselfish and davoted ministry , reelings could not he described. His at the fireside and in the pulpit. During j Honor informed mo if I would pay three

Maywood was j dollars ho would make it all right. I

built, and a meeting was protracted for . novur wan i(„i t |,at amount so had before ; nine weeks in tho winter of 1878 and 1 or since . fur I wa .s young and knew noth-

ing about law. In the midst of my trouble a young man slopped in town and, hearing of the case, informed me that 1 had committed no otfotiBe, and told me to tell i them to “go lo Hie devil.' 1 This gave me great relief, Elrod and u-,horn returned | late on that cold night, find proposed if 1 w ould pay all the costs the matter would he dropped. 1 didn’t tell tin m what

And School Supplies 0-0 TO

Ink. of all Kinds,

S.K. Cor. PublicS<juare,(ireonc;istu\ Ind.

Furniture, Pictures <5i Pictu . Frames iRG time our church at

C. J. KIMBLE & SON,

The only exclusive manufacturers and dealers

in the county, therefore it is tho only certain 1S79, resulting in wide-spread and per

place to fret good turniture at low prices, L *

everybody go and see—in Hathaway Block. manent religious awakening,

1 ' 1 - - — Itn.ntvoJ Thnt » r,i„v r,f I

.'tni'gn

Resolved, That a copy of these resoluj lions be spread on the church record, i forwarded to the Western Christian Adi vocate and Indianapolis Journal for publication, and pn sent ed to his bereaved

wife and mother.

Jam i s H.roi: i i-:i; i Cominitteo ; Henry A. Johnson,v on Jons Hi .\ :d S Resolutions. A. F. Bridhk-' pastor in charge

GEORGE BICKNELI

Manufactui er and Dealer in

Style, Variety aiu. i.ow

-AT-

I'fiees

m m m mi

llaiKlkci'eliiel-, smkI

Ilorricr

Camera Slair, Vordui’oy a*itl

4’lollis,

In Dark Cloth Fbaitos.

HANDSOME NOVELTY PLAIDS In medium and very urequatiPcj, A beaut' lul lot ot I’l.'M In u i„ht o’ovs, forcbil-

dren’s wear.

CASH M KtliiS.t7o tinve eve 1 y shade & nualil

itio Die** Hood* i*

street.

Stir The

Id sna article.

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l.f'llce'Iroin :ta 4>hl ISesiili-ai ol i'icinaia Coiinty. BrouKKIEED, Mo , Oct, 1J. 1S80.

i Mr. Editor:

A* your paper i* welcomed here every | week, I thought I would give you a brief

history this place,

j Brookfield is in Linn County, one hundred and four milts west ot the Mississippi River, and is a beautiful little village of about three thousand inhabitants. The county fair was held at this place last week, and was a grand all’air As we

J@“The milliners now rejoice in the! . , i / > . , i

• entered tlie grounds (almo't ns level as a 1 and winter bonnet boom. |,, , . ....

Moor) the first objects that met our eyes

■*. - t JisBr Mrs. Samuel A bin is attending W( , ro t |ie stalls occupied by the line I 110 ivOW iOFIy OLOPB« medical lectures in 1 hiladelphia. horses for general purposes, light har-

Business is improving now that ness and fast racing,

the political excitement has abated. j Next were the short-horn cattle owned fiis^-Farmers report a fine supply of and exhibited by Mr. J. Combs, of mast this fill, and hogs are living well. - Brookfield, and another herd from Chila#r,vMr. A.O. Lockridge has removed cothe ’ and W( -“ ro a,n,os, 08 Dne a8 to the Teague property on North Water 1 t,vt ‘ r looke<1 at ,n 01,1 InJ,ana ’

We then came to tho hog and sheep

, . . , I pens, which were all filled with good clothing men rejoice—tin , .,, , , - ,, , , ,, i stock, of fine style. 1 ho Poland Chinas

cold snap made overcoats a merchantable ] . ,

. , that were on exhibition were from tur-

ner & Kosher's herd, of Indiana, and they

jtfrA new notion store is to be opened carr jed oil' almost every premium they

in the Layton building, East side Public 1 s j lowe( j f or

^'l uar<>i ; We then came to the floral and vegc#Qf*Judge Eckles is holding Court in table hall, which was pleasing to look Clay County for Judge Turman, who is | at. There was a most excellent variety still on tho sick list. j of fruit, this being a good fri ,: t country. ggrThe city council has given up the-; But as we walked to the other side of idea of building a new fire department the grounds w e - heard the loud cry of headquarters—sensible. “Let her roll! let her roll !” and -heie gar Mrs. M. Darnall has removed to ! wore g a,nblin K tab,os of all kinds, and this city from Bainbridge, and occupies | 8,S0 a l8 K er bo, -' r ! ’ aloon ’ and 11 lookL 'd

herntw residence on East Anderson

street.

tejy*Mr. Mike Morality has opened a! grocery and provision store in the room

oiu-i Imlianapoli*. ImU the norihwt-st corner of the public . ,

the running horses was as nice a race as

square. ^ we ever looked at. the horses keeping ata,( .Mrs. \\ . II. Binythe. of Indianap-- a j )rc|ls j almost tho whole way icund. oils, former>y of this city, and wife l, f| Hut in the second heat a horrible sight Grand Masonic Secretary Smytho, is re- |net onr eyog- 0 m of tho hoises fell, ported dangerously sick. j throwing tho rider to tho ground with fluJ'-Thc following changes in the | ten iblo force, but neither horse nor rider

Greencastlo fire department: Dexter Cutler promoted to engineer of W. 1). Allen, vice Feasc; Win. Welch driver, vice Cut-

ler, promol .

(PiyTlicre was considerable hotting indulged in by the boys, on the result of the election in this county and State, consequently there are many who feel ti little short of funds these cool October

days.

8ig“ITannemnn’s Opera House is on gaged for the following amusements on the dates named: Our Flirtation, Nov. N and 9. Alvin Joslin, Nov.10; John Dillon, Nov. Ifi; Toney Denier, Nov. 20; Katie Putnam, Nov. 25; Hop Scotch, Nov. JO;

1’athfindor, Dec. 3.

B’uT’Tho Republican jollification last Saturday was the loudest in tho history

Henry Secrest told me to tell them, but; proposed to give all the money I bad for| the use of the horse if he charged for him. Iftliey ever got anything more than my last seventy-live cents for that cold day and night's ride, they will be able to tell. By the way, let me say that I never blamed Mr. Elrod or tho con-ta-ble. 1 supposed it was a pul-up job, as the old docket legally came into the bands of 1). C. Donnobue, on which we could find no entry. Now let ns go over to that group sit- j ting on that log. You will see Wm. J.i Darnall. J. N. Cooper, Dennis Shell and others. They have decided to build a log school hous : where tho M. E. Church

now stands.

Just over in that log building op the j corner you will see another group, so-ne sitting facing each other and others looking on. We suppose them to be noblemen, for they are talking of kings, queens, diamonds nod hearts. Just back of them there is a very polite gentleman; we suppose his name to be “Tom and Jerry," ns we see that name there. If you want to know what they are doing,

mkk;

And B arm Machiarry Gcnrrally.

Has on band and for sale at lowest possible prices,

IIOOSIUM \VII13AT imiLLS, Both one and two-horsc. Also tho Celebrated Stud .‘baker

LUMBER WAGONS, SPRING WAGONS, AND CARRIAGES.

The attention of the public is particularly called lo tho lino of FeimandSp ir»K Wop mannfaetured by mo; those goods will bo found to be built of the best materials, by com pc

♦eat workme i, and arc fully wa r rautcd,

Dottier in Iron and S j1, Horse Shoes and llorso-Shoo Nails, and Pittsburg Coal,

ask som.'of the young men about Green- XortUf’iist corLur Indiana tuid Columbia streets, Gieencastle,

castle. If they can t tell you they never will get wicked. J. I). Q

stock of Cheap Do-posi »o sive, end oo n*»i : scs u M £i i ,1 F, 'll., I., ’ l , §

Our i

extensive, i

Dross Hood from ‘Uc to

grades of popular

All Goods morked in Plain Figures.

r’ettis. ivers & Co.

Callender & Dunn.

» Proprietors of

CASTLE iSLLS

LDealer* in

Flour, Meal and Food.

like the Murphy' movement had never

1 taken any effect here.

We then took our seat in the ampitheater to see tho races—three pacing and six to run. The first hall-mile dash of

Hishest market i>rieo paid for grain.

Custom grinding a specialty.

On Mill lot formerly oooti. SOUTH litlKKNt.'AST

pi,-J tiy Oage’ti mill

CASTLE.

If Void Don't 4 Him in Ton

Dsty*.

were dangerously hurt. The race then laid between Dunlap and Kitty Clyde, but Kitty won the next dash and wore off tho blue ribbon,which is first premium

here.

Last, but net It ast, was the red-headed gro, whoyfttraeted much attention.

G. V.

A I.e^i'S- from One ol TuIiimiii's

Stop unit Take a Drink at

TENTIININIAL NAI.OOK,

J. M. OWENS A TtMO., Prop?.. V.'cst Side . . . , i • , ,, , 1‘ublo Square, Urrenenrtln, Ind. (inil °f the city—tiorns, whistles, hell, drums, * mid mouths were used effectively t"

PROCLAMATION ' "* ak0 a ll ^ so b > ^ crowd in the streets.! r,i P <d n ‘ ,sts of forgetfulness and to i I while quieter people rejoiced by illumi-1 rP,,ew tbo rncn,or y an '* friendship of

i ’ n.11,,,. .honiinn- off fire -'-Lo . ihoso familiar faces and voices heard

l.ovt; ami Small l*o\. Small pox is hardly an incentive to marriage, yet two hearts were bound in tho chains of Hymen through the agency of that dread disease. A young lady, whose residence is in the classic precincts of Ida Hill, visited a friend suffering from small pox, in direct opposition to the will of her parents. Upon her return she was denied admittance i under the paternal roof. She immediately sought her “host fuller''and poured into his capacious ears tho tale of her banishment by her parents. He, thoroughly aroused, proposed that they bo j married forthwith, and the knot was speedily tied by a neighboring clergyman. Marriageable females are not advised to imitate this young lady's example great chances are run of catching the small pox and not catching a husband.

—Troy Fress.

er / , l\micu

rticulur attention to horse-shoeing ami repairing generally.

MULIIOLN, MANNA & I!LACK —offurltheir services -

W inti:!.set, Iowa, Oct. 14, ’H).

Editor Star:

Wo call a bait in life’s wcarysomo journey, and, turning to the past, view

again, through the telescope of memory,' the bottom of it, and, as the family took

to tho citiion* of Putnam an t adjoining counties. They have the larvost stock and mo«t comidote lino of c i*kcts, coflln*, bitriul mlie*. etc., in wo*i— '- 1: L ' - 1

comiooic itno oi cu***-'cciun*. oiiriai ri'-'C*. etc., in western Indiana. Funerals arranged and.conducted with tho cam assured hv thirty year*' exnetience in the husiness.

No. II and 1 ■ East Wudiington Street, Urecnvastle, Ind.

I vv o ( liilttli-ia Dead Irom I'l-iuli-

ina.

A day or two ago a child of a family | ^ J jNJ ! h J ^ * J r J named Keene, who reside two miles { " 7

north of Milbrook, died suddenly, and the next day another child of ilio same tamily died in the same mysterious manner, tho balance of the family, including tho father and another child being taken ill. Dr. Berry was called and held a poi-t mortem on the two dead children, finding their heads and breasts filled 1 with worms, which had literally destroyed them. An examination of a spring close by revealed myriads of worms in

those events that are veiled in the mist and clouds of departed time. Realizing that the gathering mists of years are rap idly clouding the memories of those events and old associations, we write to

The qualified voters of the several nftlin g. shooting off fire works, etc. . , . , , c , c • i 1 ownships in Putnam County, Indiana There was no public speaking on tho ^wiid the din of the mttlo of life in 110 are hereby notified to meet at their usual occasion. , ' ar1 ^ settlcuicnt ^’orth Putnam. We places of holding elections on may not ho correct in stating those

J he time has been when diseases f, f|ovcnts in their proper order, hut their 1 the kidneys were considered serious aff-' . , , . j ections, liut fortunately all fear of any *-‘Ctual occurrence can be vouched for by

TUESDAY, Hit* 2<i Day ol'

vembci', A. D.. IN NO, ^

. jjatal results from these troubles are now j'hose yet living.

PT Jr'mi n< P bcr< \ Vf> l p ^ or fifteen (15) dispelled with the certainty with which! At the time of my arrival in Bainbridge ELECTORS for President and Vice-j Day’s Kidney Pad always works. many of the old pioneers hadgonefar-

1 resident of the United Statos. — — \ , .

—The Springei Br Ither ClonkV’ at thw west, being crowded by later nmnt-

COBWIN’S. grants. Yet there were enough to give

MOSES T. LEWMAN, Sheriff P. C.

October 13, 18SU.

their water Irom that spring, the doctor concluded that was tho came of the death of tho children. The remainder of the family are now probably out of

danger.—Poughkeepsie Eagle. An old lady, seventy years of age,

died at Quincy, Ohio, five years ago, and was buried near that place, A few days ago her remains were disinterred by her son, and the very remarkable weight of the coffin induced him to open it. Upon so doing it was found that her body had been petrified, and was as perfect as when first buried. When she died she weighed about one hundred and fifty pounds, but when exhumed not less than one thousand. This is the most n markable story of human petri-

Bargains, BARGAINS, Bargains!

MONEY SAVED AND MONEY MADE! Mr 1 >ioln, Hama, & Black FU RN ITU R F D E ALE RS.

Wo are mw ’•eady to sell all kind* of furniture at price* lower than were »vor I sd in Putnvu bounty. \V ■ propose to largely increase our stock by additional puv„„, a> keep on hands ttio Largest, Cheapest and Dost lino of Roods over offered in this market.

he>ore offer reoases, and

Wo trust persons Jneodins anything in our lino will callfand sne;.i it is no trouble to us to showltroods.

i :cP is , ewherr.

faction on record.

ladies :E"",nn r, iii ■ ^ TILCO

beat Free.

fulty described with scurf.fic mod.of cure. I'rof. Harris’ illustrated pamphlet sent frre on applicatiou. II \ U l< I *» KKMfr:i»V t o.. Bsuffr t lietoUts, Kth k Market SI*., HL Iwuubt Ala.