Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 October 1880 — Page 8

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The Unrest stock of Cassimers ami | Worsteds in the city can be- found at H. K. HAYS & CO’S. 2t28

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A. Dickson & Co., “Trade Palace,” Indianapolis, have just opened “from a late

bankrupt “ * ! “

6. w. cm in i r ;

vlf Wo I'.tive received lliis week, direct from our mammoth factory,

sale” bargains in Cloak*,

Shawls, Dress Goods. Flannels and Dry Goods of all kinds, which are attract!ns a! j largo throng of customers. Ut2S For Hats and Caps goto B. F.|

With a mammoth stock of

Mi-fits £a» cf Mil, CBiiii Eterflliii

HAYS iV- COR.

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In Slripos, Plaids, Checks, Casshnere Suits and Overcoats, Which are by far the linest, handsomest and host line of Ready-mado clothing ever brought to this market, and to be sold to the consumer at strictly

New York Jobbing Prices.

Lost, on the night of October 7, a fair leather saddle, with quilted seat Information leading to its recovery will be rewarded. DAVID SCOTT, Belle Union, Ind.

Leave your soiled collars and cuffs on Tuesday, to he returned on Saturday, at B. F. CAYS A: COS. 2t2S

Just received from the manufactory, a large stock of the celebrated Badger Shawls, and for sale cheap at C. W. TALBURT’S. 2i2S

1)1$Y GOODS and NOTIONS, CARPETS, Oil. CLOTHS

Curtains Shades and Gurtain Fixtures.

Bought from the best New York, Boston and Philadelphia Ma r . kets, and which will be sold at the

In addition to this we have a better and much larger stock of

GENTS’ FURNISHINGS

LOWEST GASH PRICES.

Than can he 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 below competition.

The place for extra fine Silk Handkerchiefs is at B. F. HAYS &i

CO’S. 2128

\v. a. workman win have a They extend a cordial invitation to every one to call and exchoice lot of Fruit Trees for sale at ' vi| - ain i n( /their goods and prices, which cannot fail to please. Zl^ enh0US0 ' nb ° Ut thelSt ° f Jt2u Agents for Butterick’s patterns.

Remember the place.

fi@“Opposite National Bank.

The cheapest place to buy your Gloves, Hosiery, Underwear and Corsets is at the cheap cash store of C. W. TALBURT. 2t28 I

New Ruching, Ties and Collars at CORWINS.

When Clothing Store,

c. W. TALHURT will put on sale, Monday next, a case of his favorite | brand of Canton Flannels, at a reduction of 25 per cent, from last year’s prices. Those who bought of him last fall will know this to he a grand bargain. It will cost you nothing to look at them. 2t27

Owen, Pixley cV Co.

LOCAL LEMES.

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f@^»Mrs. George Kimble is on the sick list. B«5“Chas. Pficlfenberger is building an addition to his shop. BeaT'Mrs. Sims, of Delphi, Indiana, is visiting relatives here. (UKTMrs. Alex. Lockridgo is visiting relatives in Illinois. flfci5“*bsuies Kgnor has been visiting relatives here this week. 8®~J. T. Darnall is a cannidate for Clerk of the State Senate. jPa5“Mr. A. S. Bryan lias been suffering from an attack of chills. £fe£)“The infant daughter of H. C. Allen is seriously ill—lung fever. ffegrMrB. Joe. H. Crow and Mrs. A. M. Lockridge are visiting in Iowa. 4ij£?*Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Detrick glory in the possession of a nice now baby. (Pa?"Mr. C. R. Hammond and wife have returned and settled down to housekeeping. jiiJ-The Opera House has received some much needed improvements this week. SuaTThe headquarters of the Fire Deparfment are being renovated and re paired. foa^-Read the now advertisement of Howe As Vermillion in our columns to-day. W^-McHurtley will occupy the business room to bo vacated by John Merry weather. tia5“ Messrs. Lockridgo At Bridges shipped over $4(),0(X) worth of cattle east, this week. CSjgr Mr. Benton Walker and family, of Anderson, Ind., will remove to this city next week. fl*i3“Tho Pinafore Opera Company con • template going to Spencer, to give an entertainment. g^N’ut on j'our specs and hunt up the new advertisement of E. Shipley in The Stab to-day.

Two Trsuns Collide V anditll'.i.

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jk^f’lho Sabbath School of the Christian church will meet at Temperance Hall to-morrow morning at 9:15. drummer putting up at the Central House, Tuesday, had three overcoats stolon from him. Bta'f-Tho White Dramatic Combination has been playing to good houses at the Opera House, since Thursday

night.

©afThe family of Mr. William Sallust, of Mill Creek township, six in number,

Last Thursday morning about two o'clock a serious accident occurred on the Vandalia Railroad, just south of the foot of Indiana street, this city. The particulars as wo learned them from common report are as follows: Freight train No. 9, going east was running in two sections. When the first section arrived in this city, the eng'no was cut loose to do some switching, and the train, numbering some fifteen cars, started to run back, there being considerable down grade westward at that point, and the brakeman in charge was unable to hold it. Gradually the train gained in speed until it reached the point where they crashed into the engine of the second section, about one quarter of a mile west of the rolling mill and nail factory. The trains struck each other with such force that the engine was forced clear through the caboose of the first section, in which were seated two women, whilb the four cars in front of tho caboose were piled up in an indiscriminate mass, consisting of the wrecked cars and their burden of oats, tlour, green hides, etc. The crew of the second section when the danger was discovered, jumped from the train, save the engineer, who stuck to his post, endeavoring to avert the accident, and miraculously 'escaped unhurt, while those who jumped were more or less bruised. Tho people in tho caboose were less fortunate. The women were both tiurt, one of them seriously, having her jaw fractured and her head fearfully lacerated and bruised; the other sustaining severe injuries of one arm. Thu brakeman, who was on top of the cars, was thrown to the ground and had both shoulder and arm crushed, and was badly shaken up. The engineer, named Crawford, spoken of a ove, after making his way from tho engine, discovered that the wrecked cars were on lire, and by heroic exertion released one of the women from tho wreck, wherein she was so tightly wedged that escape seemed impossible, while the lire was gradually and steadily approaching her. Assistance was soon at hand, the injured were carried out upon the high embankment, and a conveyance was secured to convey Mrs. Wightman, aresidont of Terre Haute, who was most seriously injured, to the Central House,

-The celebrated "Lilly, Bracket. LEN’S Drug Store.

A fine assortment of Lamps, Chandeliers, Lanterns, Chininies, Coal-oil and Headlight Oil at bottom prices at AL-

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lint

H EADQUARTERS

Talbmt’s Block, South of tho postollice.

fd c « ;"r 1 •• P. R. C iristie is tho solo agent for themt ?, ,',2' ®^ orrar ‘ One look will satisfy any good judge that “ ' J k ‘

they possess all the merit claimed for

Ne>v Goods received every week and sold

at (lie Lowest Prices

them: the best quality of stock, the best fitting and best finished shoes that are manufactured in the United States. II 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.

A Mi :i > Wail.

For the best titling and cheapest Cloaks in the city, call at CORWIN’S.

Cloaks ami Dolmans next week at the cheap corner store. C. W. TAL-| BURT. 2i2S

For Cash.

The celebrated “Pearl Shirt’ 91 at G. W. CORWIN & CO’S.

Remember that you will always find the largest and most complete stock

At Limedale, hotter known to most of 0 f brushes, combs, powder and perour readers as Greencastlo Junction, on fumery, at lowest prices, at ALLEN’S

last Monday morning, a strange woman 1 Drug Store.

called at tho residence of Mr. Sweet Students who wish to have a nice who is employed in the stone quarry military suit will save 20 per cent, by there, and requested permission to leave L‘“ vln .o l keir measure at the \\ HEN her child, aged about three months, with " l 'LL. the Udy of the house, while she went to' New Cashmeres just opened at

the depot “to see about her trunk.” CORWINS.

Everybody invited to call and be made happy. O. ‘Ww TALBURT.

The favor desired was cheerfully granted by Mrs. Sweet, and tho mother left

the house, proceeding toward the depot, | dress goods and trimmings,

and has been neither seen nor heard of

Be sure and go to LANGDON’S Bazar for the newest, nicest and cheapest

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-Plain and Corduroy Velvets in all

since. The deserted child was taken tn colors just opened at CORWIN’S,

the County Infirmary on tho follewingj

, .... , , 1 You can save 20 per cent, on your day. where it is receiving needed care mililary suit bj , eaving your „„ ttsure nt and attention. the WHEN. 4t23

VIM Pap

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Lwgest Stock! Greatest Variety! Lowest Prices!

Also, Paints, Oils Glass, Putty, Varnish, etc., at COOKS ILfR/UG- STOKE.

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#*£rThc Vandalia Railroad will sell I See the 40c. Jeans at G. W. COR-1 round trip tickets tor om -half excursion WIN & GO’S—the best in town. r » te * t0 t1 "' f °b owin g point.: Baxter i Ladle* and children’* Underwear, I Springs, Kan., Burlington, Kan., Colum- Sacks, Nubias, Hoods and fancy knit bus, Neb , Council Grove, Kan., Denison, iroods of all kinds—Germantown and Tex., Dodge City, Kan., Ellis, Kan., Fort Factor .y X" rns H great vari

The Oincimli ikiiier

Worth, Tex., Fredonia, Kan.; Georgetown, Tex., Grand Island, Neb.; Inde-

pendence, Kan., Kirwin, Kan

Neb.; Little Rock, Ark., Morgan, Tex Neosho, Mo., Palestine, Tex., Russellville, Ark., San Antonio, Tex , Texarkana, Tex. Waco, Tex. Tickets good going Nov. 9th only. Good to return any time within forty days, with the privilege of

of stopping at principal points.

etyat LANGDON’S Bazar.

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The finest, newest, cheapest and

Lincoln "i"st stylish lot of Mats that can he found

in Putnam County is at tho WHEN, 6t23

Brocade Silks, satins, Pekin Silks in high colors, new novelties, etc., in great variety and very cheap, just open-

ed at C. VV. TALBURT’S.

If you want good Oilcloths cheap, and a large slock to s doct from, call at a. w. corwin <v i s

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Look hen! At ALLEN'S Drug Stoic can now he found great bargains in Wall Paper. They will close out their present stock at very low prices, to make room for their spring stock.

The Family Newspaper.

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in the diseussitin id all questieii>. The literary

The “Springer Brother Cloaks” at

CORWIN’S

Examine that large line of Fancy

you money on Flannels and Jeans.

,, , where Drs. Pitchlynn, Preston and Fishai. a reporte serious} il o t)pioi er gave th« attention necessary. At this

fever.

aggr-Tbe Indianapolis Nows intimates that Judge Turman is going to resign, but we know nothing as to the truth of the report. a@“Tho census has been taken and it is announced that tho young people of GroeucaMle Mill furnish the victims necessary for ten weddings this winter.

Bii-'Hon S. F. Lockridgo, Secretary of too international Association of Sh rt Horn Breeders, has been attending the ainiuaiineeting of the Association at Lafayette »t>.* week. fUfi 'n Tu»»l«y lw»t Sheriff Lewma* escorted to tt>* Stow fns*®e Asylum, Clara, wife 01 M*. Oyrnw B*«iy, of dickson township. Mr* Bradp bscra* insane through religious excitement.

writing it cannot bo determine! what the result of hor injury will he. A strong force Mas immediately set to work clearing the track, and by nine o’clock trains were running as usual. Tho railroad authorities did all in their power to mitigate tho siiirerings of the injured, and attend to their wants.

Star'Dr. Keightley is sickuia.

-pneumo«

Mrs. Mnrv C. Robert*. Oct.in, of eoasump lion, used ^1 years and -- days.

Heal Estate Tffaasfers. Washington T. Brott to James A. Larki«, pu lot 8. Boil Unio*, flUU, Abijih Dorsstt lo Willitm W. Scobee, 40*cre* in Jeff«rson tp , 91,000.

To Hit’ IVo|>lt- of EGaiii-

lirulur anti Vicinity.

Dr. R. C. Dunnington wishes to express <: " u ' is a * ALLEX ’ 8 Dru g Store ’

his sincere thanks for their untiring and most generous attention during his late protracted sickness, and, while he fears that he can never ropey so great an obligation, yet he would assure those very kind friends that they will ever be remembered with gratitude. And to those M’ho have so kindly given him their patronage in the past, and to those M-ho may favor him with their patronage in the future, he would respectfully announce that he now hope* to he able to attend them professionally, ami respond with

appreciation to every call.

Respectfully,

R. C. DUNNINGTON.

ami news cohimnM of the (»azkttk meet the want* of every family; ami it« ntrrioultural department ii* invaluable to «’yo-v funner. Tho * Koek«ry.” or eliil tlren'iG fle|»Hrtinent. full of in'ertgl it) l>';th yoiim: uml "Id. The “lloine Talk” in a <le-

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pur ment edited with extreme care. r l hrounh

G.W. CORWIN tfe CO. can aavc !T, ' is •R-|.jirtment the

Ladies' and gents* collars and cuffs latindried in first-class style at the WHEN. Leave packages every Tuesday to he returned Saturday. ^• o0

. ! The market and“J 0 V nanciftl report** ofi> • J Gazkttk have f r r tr • * “. year?* Been consider* ^ I.' s'andard autk« r i;

ami they are now imi do perfect than evef. 1 The ti azkttk hft« 1 exuiusivetergnii h"' ibetweGn Watshingtl City (the center news), and it.-* editor irooms. manipulated'

• 00 its own openit' r.-, . 2 50 which all tho ini Ml . 2 *10 ant news from tho Ki . 2 !10 and South is receivt . I :.0 in addition to it? I

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MP*lo Copy. 1 year fp> mi A1 | «,«ImportantH ,, b month^j, 6 HO of America and Kind

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Sinsl- Copy, one year .

Oum- ofand upward, each Clubs 01 :si and upward, each ! IuI'- of UN) and upward, ouch-

8!ngle Ciuy, il months

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The only best place to bnv Canton Flannels is nt TAl.BTRT’S. 2t28

MrwitiK Mrs. Win. Ford, Mrs. Albert Evans, Mrs. Ferry Brown, Mr*, -lames E. Dougherty, Mrs Eliza Mi Mackco, Mrs. Abel Wilson, Mrs. Win. Wilson, each a New Domestic, and Mrs. Sallio btewart tho Imported Williams Singer—all bought of J. F. HILL.

See that beautiful

CORWIN’S.

Cretonne at

Headquarters for tho Best Salt and Lowest Prices at WY'SONO’S, Northwest Corner Public Square. tfo

Go and see TOM ABRAMS at bis

new quarters.

Photograph and Autograph Album's at ALLEN’S Drug Store.

CORWIN & CO. are headquarters for Hosiery and Ladies’ Underwear.

wives and daughters of farmers enjoy a sort of snuinl reunion, and give to each other the benefit of practical experience in cookery A domestic economy. The i» \zkrtK ought to bo in every family in the land during 1SSI. Leave your subscription with the post-

master.

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DJI-Cut this out anil preserve it for reference, urnl life.

f^SninpIr roplcs Mailed on Application.

Cincinnati Gazette Cd.

More new Carpets. Oil Cloths; Mats and Curtain goods at TALBD RTS. 2t28

Sax-quarter Cloaking Cloth just received at the corner store by C. W. TALBURT. 2t28

Leave your order for a nobby business suit at B F HAYS & CO'S.

Milt. E. Thomas, Notary Public, Morton, Indiana. Acknowledgements taken and conveyanciriglpromptly attended to. tl28

Mrs. J. L. Claspill ana Miss Grissom at theii inantnu-making parlors over 2t2.s Gillespie’s store, have just received, direct from the east, all tho latest styles

KRESS’ FEVER TONIC.

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The liability to AOTE throughout this neotlon of country makm It npemsary to havo a wllaW® remecly always at hand, which will thoroughly eradicate Uio dlseaae In Ita incipient os well w

more advanced stages.

Tho KRKMW* i'F.% KK TO!ff€ Is now too well aArt fhyomhly Irnown to need any ex 'n<M

SliVvr m » < ' nl ‘ we desire to keep It before the people an the HIGST and ftl'RKStT for this most distressing malady. It is prompt and effective tn Its action, is not unplea*^

ant to the taste, contains no mineral or vegetable poison, and after using leaves the system lo perfect health, without the ii\jiiriouH effects so often following the use of other remedies.

If the directions are followed It will effort a perfect and absolute cure.

It is now put up In 8 os. octagon bottles, with white engraved wrapper. A box of Uver

On application we will send our handsome pamphlet containing full lists of our Preparations*

ires una Jr 11)0 lay Ion

MEYER BROS. & CO., Prop’s, SI. Louis sod Kansas City, Mo-

Buy Sewing Machines, needles and cut*, and are prepared tu do all work

and oil et J. F. HILL.

The I.'flhair is a noM- throe-but-ton Kid Glove u iw on sail! at the Cheap Cash Store for |1.(X), and warranted in color* and blttch. C. W. TALj BURT 2:28

entrusted to their care, with neatness and despatch. Children's clothe* a specialty

Tho Groat System Renovator.. A mild and pleaannt eutlmrtlr.

Rave money by buying your gro- H^d a Nnre rn,** fbrall dlsej*N«*M of the Liver, KidiH*j», Ntosnaen. cones provision-, qui enswaro and glit- s. « , ‘d Them* Bitters are not an iuloxh-atinx lM-ver»igxS but ware at Wysm, i uithv.'cst cornor • or 1 ^* 1 merit, and pleasaut to the taste. { pubhe: piatY. tf5 jV))* Sale by all l>ruaai»ts. Price $1,00 per Bottle.

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