Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 November 1880 — Page 8
We have received this week, direct from our mammoth factory,
TmiiMtfi Cases ef Mil, Cental! Eterjli
The Ktockholdors of the Brick Chapel Agricultural Association will meet in Bainbridge, Saturday, November 20, at 9 o’clock a. in. A full attendance is solicited. Also an invitation is extended to all persons in this county who desire to have a good fair in I’utnani county to meet with us at that time. J. B. Fosheb, Secretary.
NEFF sells the “boss” shoe for women in the State.
pegged 2t30
If you want Harpei’s Magazine, | Weekly, Bazar or Young People, you can j get them at Club rates from J. A. Crose, j i at First National Bank.
DRY CilOODS and NOTIO»j CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS
In Stripes, Plaids, Checks, Cassimere Suits and Overcoats, Which 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 he found in any house in this County, and you w ill always find just what you want, and that which is new and desirable. We wish to call special attention to our HAT DEPARTMENT
TABBURTS Corner Store is the
j best place in Greeneastlo to get your ^ * • tJI 1 1 Dry Goods and Carpets. Don't forget ^ If. i*f ill IIS ilSIll
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Curtain Fixtures,
If our readers will turn to the ad-1 vertisement of L. S. Ayres & Co., to be |
iSJoStinfunSruaUmek^t/' W ' 11 bought from the best New York, Boston and PhiladelphiaM ar .|
kets, and which will be sold at the
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A. DICKSON & CO . “Trade I’alace," Indianapolis, will from this date ofl’er special bargains in Winter Dry Goods of all kinds, in order to reduce their large stock. Every person going to Indianap I olis should examine| their stock before making their purchases, 2t30
! Stark's German Kip Boot is the ' best boot in the State for the money. ! You can get them at NEFF’S Shoe j Store. 2t30
LOWEST GASH FRIGES,
They extend a cordial invitation to every one to call and examine their goods and prices, which cannot tail to please. Agents for Butterick’s patterns. Remember the place. ^"Opposite National Bank.
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Containing everything in all the latest and nobbiest styles of the season, and at prices far low competition.
be-
Ki'inrmlnr, ; That the j)l®ce to buv your Boots and
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When Clothing Store,
'Shoes is at BURNETT’S. Opera House 1 Block. He keeps the largest and best 'stock in Greencastle, and sells at prices that defy competition. tf 29
The Cincinnati Gazelle!
The largest and most complete 'stock of Queenswareand Glassware to he j found in the county is at WYSONO'S, and prices are guaranteed the lowest.
Owen, IMxley X Co,
.OCAL LEMES.
feaV-Charles Daggy’s little boy is quite sick. 6S£'*Dre3sod poultry is coming to market. CtfrLin Hopkins is clerking at Goodbar’s. juiyMrs. J. J. Smiley is visiting in Illinois. Joj-Sec change of time in railroad time table. 8feg"Otho Allen is Sheriff Brandon’s deputy. ttay-Charley Burnett was in the city this week. SetY- Stephen A. Vanclcave is rusticating in Kansas. •»■ g*tf-Kitcljorg's new store room is assuming shape. 8ai“Rev. H. A. Gobin will conduct the services at Preshyteiian Church to-mor-
fi!gj"'Married, by Rev. \V. A. Smith, at the residence of the bride’s parents, in Carpentersville, Nov. 4, 1HS0—Mr Geo. SV. Pickel and Miss Lillie L. Anderson, all of Putnam County. gSaySherifl Brandon took possession of his office on Satu rday last, and now occupies the Sheriff's residence, exSheri If Bowman having removed to his own residence on Bloomington street. The following divorce complaints have been docketed for trial at the November term of the Putnam Citcuit Court: Mary A. Greenwood vs. Henry Henry B. Greenwood, Lida Darnall vs. George Darnall, Fanny Sims vs. Austin Sims.
.Tlom-y to Loan
On farms or city property, on good time and low interest. Call at the law office
The celebrated “Lilly, Bracket, of John P. Allee. & Co.” mens’ fine shoes can be purchas- j 4t 29
ed at only one place in Greencastle.) P. R. Christie is the sole agent for themt
The Family Newspaper.
1881.
r. n. cur.Buo IS I..U a.MB as-.u, .or . .. A fine assortment ot Lamps, Chan-j Tho ( j \ZRTTK is One look will satisfy any good judge that RT’ , f'A ,‘ r " S ' p , " mr,es - 9 oaUo11 n I n ' 1 fc" Mi V'i n in i !"' l i ,i n'
n i i r , Heaflli^ht Oil at bottom prices at AL- , 0 ® 18
they possess all the merit claimed for!. rVfS , . * ° Its ability and intojrrithem: the best quality of stock, the best ^ ^ * tnrr ‘- | ty are unquestionable. fitting and best finished shoes that are BURNETT sells the best line of in Oie dincuxiion of nil manufactured in the United States II Custom-made Boots ever brought to this, S^ws UJlum".*" you want a good shoe or boot of an) city. Every pair of them is fully war--the Uazkttk meet the kind, don’t fail to call at Christie’s shoe parted *(•.><) 1 wants of every family; store, near the National Bank. You will j — — Srtiaenf Uffivaluable get a better quality for the same amount ^ hen you want provisions, butter, to evl'-ry turmer. U The
of money than at any other place.
tefifThe following Grand Jurors have been ordered to meet on the second Monday of tho November term of Putnam Circuit Court: John Hewlett, Ed ward It. Miller, Patrick Kelly,Daniel M. Reel, Thomas Walden and James B. Brumfield.
Ainiisoiiiriits.
CASTE ANLl OUR KI.tltTATIOXS
The welcome accorded the Mnckay-SyWepter
eggs, vegetables, or anything good to eat I "Rockery.” or ehil-
don’tfail to call at WYSONO’S, where !
you will be certain to get the worth of young and old. The your money ;»
The welcome accorded the Min kay-Sylvepter Remember that you will always Company, at Opera House. Monday ami Turs- ! f lnd t j in l ar(:est #n ,l most conip | GU , st ock
Bay*Mrs. I. W. Joyce catno over from Cincinnati, this week, to see her sor, Frank. 8ttf*Work is progressing briskly on Cole Bros.’ new pump and lightning-rod factory. 8®*Mpssrs. Milton and Lafyette Darnall, of Monroe township, are visiting in Kansas. CaV-Mr. F. C. Priest, of Ladoga, has been visiting friends in Putnam County this week. A six-year-old son of Mr. Smith Porker, of Greencastle township, died on Monday last, of typhoid pneumonia. Cetf-Mr. Thomas Bayne has added to his saw mill the necessary machinery for sawing out plow beams and wagon fel-
loes.
BiaJ-The Sheriff closed in on A. J. Burton's restaurant, at Indianapolis, Monday, so tho Indianapolis Journal re-
ports.
ttfeyMessrs. M. D. Bridges, II. H. Matthias and Will Crow were before tho U. S. Grand Jury, at Indianapolis, last
Tuesday.
BQf If j’OU want all the news, and do not wish to "sponge” it from youa neighbor, subscribe for The Star—only fl
per year.
jfoy-Mrs. Emma Windsor, of this city, is an aspirant for tho position of State librarian, and her claims will he presented before the legislative caucus. 8S#-Mr. R. L Kigert cut himself quite severely on Monday—ho was cutting cabbage, and the keen-edged instrument slipped, w th the effect above stated. 0®r*The Sunday School Union of Hendricks County meets at Coatesville, Saturday and Sunday Nov. 20 and 21. Col. Neff, of this city, is invited to be
present.
8etf-The docket of Putnam Circuit Court, November term, which meets next Momlay, consists of the following cases: 83 State cases, 22 Probate cases
and 112 civil cases.
C*jr*The Indianapolis District Conference of the M. E. Church ha» been in session this week at Locust Street Church Great interest was manifested and the
attendance was good.
(tcir'A gentictuun who knows,-being connected with the Central Commitie, says that it is a mistake ahont s certain ‘•we” in this city being burdened with campaign work—the fact is ho didn’t im-
(lirV'l Eimjatf that
B®*The following constitute the regular panel of petit jurors for November term Putnam Circuit Court, which convenes Monday: R. S. Farrow, Greencastle township; Silas Riley, Clovt rdale; Patrick Goggin, Washington; Farley Grantham, Jackson; Clark Brackney, Clinton; Charles Lafollett, Franklin; Thomas Wyatt, Madison; Andrew Jackson, Marion; James M, Hester, Warren; Henry Crodian, Russell; James Harcourt, Mill Creek; Harvey Farrow, Monroe. #®“John William Peyton, of Cambridge, was arrested in this city, Wednesday, lor theft. The circumstances are as follows: About two weeks ago Mr. George Housell, of Bainbridge, wroto to W. G. Burnett, of this city, saying that he had a watch stolen, described it minutely, and requested Mr. Burneti to inform the Greencastle jewelers in regard to the matter, and spot the man who offered it for sale. Wi dnesday morning Peyton walked into Brattin's Jewelry Store, handed a watch to Mr. Flemming, one of the employes at the store, and infarmed him that he wished to trade or sell it. When Flemming examined the watch, he immediately recognized it by the marks end number of the movement, whereupon he informed Peyton that it was stolen. Tho accused denied the allegation, took the watch from Mr. Flemming's hand, and ieft the store; but he was shadowed, while the officers were informed of tho matter, and arrested in the rear of Talburt Block. In the meantime, however, he had dodged around town considerably, and in his migrations either hid or threw away the watch. The accused was arraigned before Mayor Miller and held for trial.
was Rood, with » larse increase on Tuesday night. Both iilays were new to our umusementtovers, and were highly satisfactory, as to plot and production. Mr. Maekay and Miss Sylvester are clever actors and sustain the reputation accorded them elsewhere by tho press, while the support is not only good, but very good—there is not a dummy in the company—all understand their parts, and undcr-
stamling, render them skillfully.
ALVIN JOSI.IN.
The Alvin Joslin Comedy Company drew finely at the Opera House on Wednesday night, notwithstanding the counter attraction at Meharry Hall. That the people were entor-
, . , , , . „ complete stock day evenings was hearty and must have been of hair brushes, combs, powder and pergratifying fhe attendance on Monday night | at lowe(|t prices, at ALLEN'S
Homo Talk” in a de partitiont edited with extreme rare. Through thin department the wives and daiuhten* of fanners enjoy a nort of aooial reunion, and vivo to each other the benefit of practical experience in cookery
Drug Store.
a . . . . , . I a domestic economy. Students who wish to have a nice The Uazkttk ouahtto military suit will savo 20 per cent, bv ll? in . ev . erJ f in
. V.,, the land during 1KK1. at tne \\ | heave your nubscrip-
leaving their measure
Clothing Store.
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1881.
The market an i ! nancial report* of ti Uazkttk have for maul years been con>itlcr«. standard auth'-ritjl *nd they are now n f
perfect thnn ever.
The Uazkttk ha* vM exelusivetergrii|thwi'!| In-tween Wafthinnv.l City i the center
news >, and its
rooms, manipulatedbjl itn t»w n operator!, • , | which all the iiuporzl a m news from the Ki- I and South is receiveil in addition to itc lt-| ei lilies for H«curiB|| specials by other iu>|
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the Associated Pre‘«.| All the important net! I of America and Euroul
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Every Poatinoster in the I'nited States ftnd'I",. I |!|'i't r> f.ir l ’nri!' Canada is an Agent f«.r tile (iniette. | Iin ,i youwill road ittkil
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Look boro! At ALLEN’S Drug Store can now bo found great bargains in Wall Paper. They will close out their present stock at very low prices, to make room for their spring stock.
BirCut this out ami preserve it for reference.Iural life.
remwinder of your nisi
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Fo|»l<‘s Jltiilt’rt oil Ap|>Ilr;ilioii.
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Halt! The best lake salt, in good cooperage and stored under cover, nice !,
Cincinnati Gazette Co.
tained and amused, there can be no doubt, as ’ and dry—sold by the basrel at car load
thehouse was in n roar during the whole en- WYSONG’S
tertnininent, while at the climaxes Cheap-’ ’ _ . plause was wonderful. Mr. Davit, a? Alvin j Examine that large line of Fancy Joslin, is a finished representative of tho old Goods at ALLEN'S Drug Store. Yankee farmer, and the company supporting him is fully up to tho average. The troop will Headquarters for tho Dost Salt always meet with a warm re option at Hrsen- a,,,! Lowest Prices at WYSONG’S, 088tle - Xorthw-st Uorner Public Square. tf51
LAURA DAINTY.
At Meharry Hall, Wednesday night, the' Go and see I'lM ABLAMS at his ,
firct enteriatnment under the auspices of tho j new quarters.
Asbury Lecture Association, for tho season of
Rhotojrraph and Auto^riph j burn's at ALLEN’S Dru^ .Store.
Al-
Fine line of canned goods, dried I and 4trpcn fruits, choice fancy u:roc'?ries | an<i confcctionci ics, arriving every dwv. at
\Y Y.SONG’S.
1880-81, was given by Laura Dainty, whose talent as a humorous and dramatic reader is well known to tho people of tlreencastle, having been here twice before. The audience on Wednesday night was large rtfcd appreciative, while tho programme was rendered in the artistic manner necessary to favorable comparison with past successes in this city.
GUEK’K-HLAlsnr.l.L.
On November 16 the famous Gulick-Blaisdell | * ra,n> ‘ . .. T - «4uaranteed attraction No. 1 will proaont Mrtt j 0T ba S5*ge *t Darnall BrOR. A Go’s John Dillon in hit extremely funny character l * tt of th, •‘Blootrl, Li«h(,” whioh bat »ohlev,d Nice now stock ol Glassware and puch uhonomonal iuccm in erury city where Q ueenswaro at TOM ABRAMS',
it has been performed. >V I th the excellence ot;
tho play, tho comic powers of.Mr. Dillon, and i \ GOODBAR & SON the nnv tho superior company supporting him. ^hc ; j. roceMi ].', ast Side Sq.nro, invito evtrventertainmontisa very eujoyablo one. I body to call and see tip in. Good goods
Sn 3hy €*<hn1!8, Dress CwoikIs, Nofions <ui<I HillhstTv, itf
FAXCV B AZAB. No. 6, South Pitlo Squan*, Greenciistlo, Intlirtna.
-HAMMOND S HACK runs to all Leave orders to rail lor passim
inents at this houso.
itf^k.'-i titlize tmunulf that way
good
r.'Miiits ’Fo .Tliii-i-y. "Whoso fmdoth a wife, tindeth thing.”—J’rov. xviii, 22. Marriage licenses have been issued to Thomas J. Brothers and Mary E. Hutcheson. Preston R. Crunk nnd Emma 1). Graham, John W. Millman and Ellen Lisby.
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that has ever been presented* He has no acknowledge rival. Kven actors in his line ot business proclaim him the *‘Captain” of them all. Messrs. Huliek & Blaisdell have
spared no expense in producing tho great com edy and comedian in grand stylo. Seats can be secured without extra charge at Brattin’s.
The finest, eh ot pest and best linoi of Gents’ Furnishings that can he found in Putnam county is at the WHEN.
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8110,000 To BgO:in.
Money to loan on pood security, for any length of time. For particulars call on !!. C. Lewis, Greencastle, Ind. IMtf
KSMatr Traiisl^rt^.
William F. Darnall t** Talbott Sutherliu, 20 acrti ir. Franklin tp.. SStM. Ijevi M.Darnall to Tuibutt Sutherliu, 2<) acres
in Franklin tn.. jsno.
Jmmes Lafollett to TalbottSutherlin, 40 acres
in Franklin tp., $1.sou.
GeorgeW. Hughes to T«aao Sinclair, 92 acres
in Clovardale tp 13,000. Andrew M. Lockridge to Alex. H* Lockridge, ] * Cheapest place in town to buy 1 acre in tIrecncMile. <L900. igroceries is at TOM ABRAMS’.
TOM A HR A MS defies competition
lit his line. Call and see him.
Tlieae Ritters arc not un intoxicating: bewerajee, ftmt a JtlcGIcine of real merit, and pleasant to the taste. For Sale by all Druyfflsts. Price, $1.00 prr Bottle,
There is * young mother in Portland! ,,
Oregon, whoso ago is hut Pi. weight «« fUn
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Fi'AK Of the mass mcctiuR of Greencastle township Sunday Schools, hunday, Nov. II th, 3 o'clock p. m., at Meharry Hall: 3:00. Devotional Exorcises. 3:15. Tho Church »nd the Sunday School, A .Marine. J. L. Pitner and O. P. Badger. 8:40. Students and the Sunday School, B. A. Gobin and G. W. Lee. 4:00. Businessmen and the Sunday School, D. Langdon and A, J. Neff. 4:30. 'fhe profession, and the Sunday School, A. Baggy and W. D. Hill. The ex.rcaes will be intersparsed with vocal music.
yet her infant son weighed nino pounds
at its birth.
Fisk & Fisk, sn enterprising laundry firm of Toldeo, offer their services to our citizens *ud desire and agent. See advertisement.
Bargains in Groceries, Provisions, Queensware, Glassware, etc., at A. L. I s, GOODBAR & SON’S, East Side Public 1 !
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Sals of Laai: Sy ilalaisteJf
-Only l.DOO yards of those cheap
i Flannels left at the
Store of C. W. TALBURT,
Canton Flannels left at the Cheap Corner 1 T^JOTIOK i» hereby given that the under* i r c’a -r\ir rr a t iifrij'P ^ « signed, ai administriktor. will lar.n***.!
2l3U | "'“"•‘L f* u ?. < !!\ lini8 I lr '‘ t or., "HI annexed, of the OHtate of VS illium Long, deceased, will sell
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£. i . the following real estate, to wit- Ths we.t
-—Black, Old Onld, Blue, Rcailet, half of the northeast quarter otaertion twenty Cardinal Brown and Dial. Canton Finn- live, in township No. tn. north o: range No. 3 I
. _ west, in t’utnum county, in the State of Indi-1
C1KE5 THOUSANDS YEARLY. IT ;s Till IEABIR. REMEDY TOR All THROAT J LUNG COMPLAINTS
Health and Strength follow from its me. If you have Weak Lmot, aro Com *i mptivk. have Urmerai. Deiulity, Dyr - ' r ia, or Biiongiutir, the nn« of a »*infflo -■ »'th* ill puttefy you that it meets tho ^( '^>11/ of your rase and gives a relief f • f in bo had from no other source.
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Wine of TA •».ttlTIV£ t'".'. Fur Cnu'-'h*, k''Jit ! i A33 CO.’SCKrilON. It Is tho bert of Tcaicti Cures Dyoocpoia | Bcstorco tho Appetite, ht-cDgth:uatho3ystiti Restores the W:- -k aoJ Debilitated. Atrial of It will prove all we claim. Ask your druggist for Z)r. Crcoi s Wine of Tarjtnke no other Forsaloby lldnicgi-t^ at One Dollar a bottle.
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BURNETT sells the bestisdies’, misses' sod children’s shoes ever brought to thi* city, at prices that defy competition. Opera House Building. tf29
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JAMKS M. COOPRE.
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