Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 December 1880 — Page 8

K«‘«i»luli»iis of Kosprrt Ham. ok College City Lodge.^

jisSrHrace up, yn eallant mai l-i of scYi ra! summers. You hare bm a few

... No. 9, A. (>. U. W . S nhort weeks aoir left in which to manipW hfrsaa, Almu-h«y God .n h.a .nfin.te ^ ^ the nn|rjmonml aff . irs of lhe coun

nun

risdom, has been pleased to take from

our rs.iks our belored Brother, Iltinilton

try. Leap-year, with all its privileges

In order to dose the liulance of our Overcoiits for this season, v.e have made the following

reductions:

Our $G.OO Ulster reduced to 5.00. Our $9.00 Ulster reduced to 8.00. Our $10.00 Ulster reduced to 12.00.

Our 815.00

Overcoat reduced

12.00

Our $8.00 Overcoat reduced to 7.00

“ It.00

11.00

“ 6.00 “ “ “ 5.00

“ 12.00

10.00

“ 5 00 “ •* “ 4.00

“ 12.00

1 1.00

“ 3.50 “ “ “ 2 75

. . . ,for the tendei sei, will soon

E Ellis, we, his brothers, actuated by a deep sense of respect to the departed j deem it fittins; to the fraternal esteem in which we held him to off'r thif. token to

his memory. Therefore be it I, ,, , . J J four years rolls around many gray hairs

Resulted, 1 hat wnile we mourn aur

, _ . iand cnw*' feet will have been add d to

bow in aiibtnisMon to the tirand ( ,

your faces

pass away

and it behooves all females, antiquated or otherwise, who long lor the silken noose, to wake up and get in their work. I'imes works changes, and ere '.nothfr

I 'civets, n inches wide, all eilk.17, IS. 19, |io.

This little warning and the

present cold snap should lie suflicient to

loss, we

Master Workman of the Universe, who

■ ioi th aU t on r s well. hying all to their senses. A word in lime Resolved, l hat we assure the bereaved , _ i . r r n

may heat some other girl out of a fellow,

familv of our deceased brother ol our, ' , , ,,

. , . ana we Know of several fellows wno can

sympathy and condolence in their sou-

' / . i • . c i be had for the asking, lode and sorrow, that W" ctnnsli Hi8| memory with brotherly love snd affec—j I't'i'inits. lo .VIjirrj.

tion.and mourn his loss not witho tit hope ! ' - "ho»o flndetji ^a^wife.j Jlndeth a good

Remember these goods are all our own manufacture, and are not marked from retail prices down to wholesale, but are ma ..ed from wholesale prices down to first cost of manufacturing. We are also selling Men’s Heavy Working Suits at $1.00, l.oO, 5.00, 0.00, 7.00,8.00, kr. Men’s Heavy Business Suits, all wool, suitable tor any gentleman to wear, at $10.00, 12.00, 14.00, 16.00, and 18.00. We also have an unparellelled stock of Furnishing Goods, containing everything in men’s wear—Men’s White Shirts at 75 cts., 1.00, 1.35, and 1.50. Rest 1-ply Linen Collars, 2 for 25 cts. Rest i-ply Linen Cuffs, 25 cents a pair. The finest line of Made-up and String Ties, all colors, that were ever brought to this market. Men’s heavy Ruck Gloves, $1.00, 1.2d, 1.50. Men’s heavy Dogskin Gloves, 75c., 1.00, 1.25. Men’s heavy Kid Gloves, f50c, 75c, 90c, 1.00. Men’s heavy Undershirts and Drawers, 25c, 30c, 50c, 60c, 75c. Men’s heavy Canton Drawers, 30c, 50c, 60c, 75e. Men’s heavy Halt Hose, 5c, 10c, 15c, 20c, 25c, 30c, kc. Every purchaser of clothing and gent’s furnishings, before spending $1, should not fail to examine our stock and satisfy themselves that we save you one profit

When Clothing Store, Owril. rixltrv A: C o. 7

LOCAL LEMES.

l he City Fir'; Department is both•red with a balky horse—his services should be dispensed with.

A Collision.

They were coasting on Water street hill Thursday night, and having a swift lime generally. Brave men and maidens lair, with brons *d cheeks and friar"d hair, went down on sleighs, in pair*, tours and sixes. Thu fun was gen •ral until the sleigh managed by Rev. (i.

When you are on the lookout for a good custom made winter boot, don’t slop until you reach F P Christie* Shoe Store One look will convince any good judge that his goods are the beat in this market. You can get a hand-pegged, hand-sided kip boot there at such figures as will surprise you. That is the place where the ladies get their nice lit ting shoes—On the north side of Was i mgton Street, just cast of the National Bunk.

Hay- Invitations are out for the wedding of Miss Ida O. Alien, of this city and Mr. William I. Overstreet, of Spencer, to take place at tho residence of the bride’s parents, this city, Wednesday. Dec 8., at 2 o'clock p. rn.

Aamr-R' v. 8. M Vernon, I). D . pastor of Roberts Park Church, Indianapolis, will deliver the University lecturo at Meharry Hall, to-morrow at 3:15 p.m.

W. Switter, collided with another sleigh. Subject: "Modern Doubt shown to be

resulting in the fracture of Mr. Switzer's leg. The injured man was taken home and received surgical attention. At this writing he is getting along nicely.

AKOTUKU.

Yet another serious accident occurred ©n this hill, Thurs lay night, whereby Will Beck, a nephew of Mr. J. K. Lang- • n received severe scalp wounds, and had one of his ears nearly cut off. The b’ w is taken to Mr. Lsngdon's residerce, whore he now lies under medical

treatment.

Doubttui."

o({\!Ni4;r.

Aiitlerson-Ilaliv r.

Thursday evening last, one of tho most happy events of the season took place, i. ♦.. the marriage of Mr. Josephus Anderson and Miss Mary C. Baker, hoih of Wreencastle, at the residence of the brides' pnrents, corner of Bloomington and Setninrry streets, this city. The parlors were tastefully and beautifully decorated with flowers, etc. The ceremony whs performed l.y Dr. F. McNutt, and was impressive indeed. The hrido was attired in a combination suit of biuo and grey silk, and was attended by her sister and Miss 11 si ia Mays. Mr. Anderson, th ,! groom, is well known vs one ol cur most enterprising and well to-do fariueis, with a large circle of friends hi ie and in other parts of the State. Miss Biker, the bride, was one of the popular and atiractivu young ladies of this city, and the groom should indeed be happy and proud of his companion in life. There was quite a largo attendance of the friends and relatives of the family, to witness the marriage, enjoy the collation spread in honor of the occasion, which was a nianiagu feast indeed, and extend ♦o the newly wedded couple ti e warm and hearty congratulations they so well

deserved.

An hour or so after tho ceremony Mr. »n l Mrs. Anderson repaired to their future resid'-nce west ol this city, where they are at home to friends. The brid" received a large number of presents, some of them very elegant. Among them we noted the following: Silver butter dish, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Southard; silver castor, spoons, forks anil knives, from the groom; pair vases. Misses Laura and M ma Hays; Damask towels, Mrs. II. F. Hays; picture and easel. Miss Emma Allen; pair napkin rings. Mr. and Mrs. i). M. Spurgin; gl*s-.ware, Bcnie Bmith; chandelier, Joseph Baker; napkin rings, Mr. and Mrs. A. Brock way: plate glass clock, Mrs. J. M. Spurg n; napkin ring, Mrs. Briggs; walnut stand, Mrs. F. T. Jones; clock, U. C. Anderson; Damask towi Is, Mr*. (I. M. M/syJi.sll; table linen, Mrs. Baker; l)amask«‘“-”'-'“-"i, Mr*. Blankenahip. M-i

llowtly Hoy. Charley Forth, of Madison, Ind.. one of the owners of R >wdv Boy, has been interviewed by a reporter, and in slimming up the result of the race season, thus speaks of the "big four:” "Rowdy Boy won five races—at Dayton, Ohio, Milwaukee and Fontiac, Mich , at Springfield, Mass,, and here at home. Sleepy Tom won two—at Adrian, Mich , and a special race at Detroit. Sorn 1 Dan won three—at Buffalo, Cincinnati and St. Louis. But remember that Dan didn’t start at the beginning of the sea son. Lucy won two—at Cleveland and Louisville. But Mattie Hunter was the real tliumph. She won ten feces—at Iona, at Grand Rapids, Mich , at Ft. Wayne, at Rochester, N. Y., two at Chicago, one at St. Louis, at Omaha, at Hartford.and a special race at Elmira, N. V , where she went against the Boy alone and heat him.”

Uimiit Court {■ram-tliiigw.

. v-. i a a. so. si., si.

The followmscases hnve been flnallv disposed of linco our last rep' rt up to Tucsdar last: Wilkes Math iw iy and James Dairey vs. Aloneo McKee and William bridges, executors of William .MeKoe, deceased Civil action. Submitted to court on uarued statement of facts, and finding judsnumt for defendants and against plaintiff- lor costs. Edmund W.’L.wis vs. Willis J>. Wood-on note. Judgment by d-fault for II.Mi 37 and costs. .1.lines Itains vs. Ueorye Freeman and David Oneal—injunction. I’erpetual injunction "ranted aKainst collection of judaiiiciit n Justice’s Court, and cause remanded back to •aid Court for re arre-t, trial, etc., and costs ol lb s Court ndjudued asainst defendants. ?-tate ve. Iboiu.isK M itkiu- €t at.—obtaining money an t property by falso pretences. Verdict and judgment of acijuiltat a* to defendant Malkins, and no) prossod as to defendants Hardin* and Itolin, and the-y all discb i rued, Slate rs. John (J. Cromwell—attachment lor contempt. k inding of "Dot guilty” and del ndaiit discharso 1. Stale v . Highland W ilsnn el si.— judgment of forfeiture ot reeogniganee. State vs. John Eller and John Riley-same. Moses I), and James W, Bridies vs. Ira Hood rich—on note. Judgment by default, ♦*S M. James W buffing'on rs. John Eadi—proceedings supplemental Ac. Dismissed at plaintiff’s cost, I.ucy A. Pritchard vs. Albert Cox for seduction. The Stole, ex ret,, daid Lucy, vs. same bastardy. And Wilfred Pritchard vs. same deft, for damages—three eases. Venue changed to Clay County on application of defendant. Louis Fitzgerald, Trustee, vs. Edward and Louise llanemann t al.—Foreclosure. Judg ment by default vs. said Edward for tyt.381.32 forecosure and costs rs. all the defendants. Staters. Willlan F. Kerr appeal on charge of carrying concealed weapons. Trial by jury and verdict and judgment. Fine of |1 and cost of both courts. Same vs. same—A. and B. Plea of ”guilty, and fine of £'• and costs. State vs Henry C. Rogers—se'ling without license Ac.—12eases. Plea of '‘guilty” in five cases, and judgment and fine of;*20 Oil in each, with costs, anil remaining eases nollied. Mary A. Greenwood vs. Haary It. Green* wood—divorce grunted plaintiff for the causa ol abandonment.

MrFrof Roht. A. K tf, t graduate of Anbury, who visitt-d here lust week, hathis to say of Anbury University: "Looking over the catalogues of the la-t fifteen year*, and oividing the time into period-. ol five years each. I find that Irom 18115 to 1870, inclusive, the average attendance of students was 361 per year; from ls71 to 1875 the a>'' rage was 31*1 per year; from 1876 to 1880—the present administration—the average has been 423. The attendance this year will he above the best five years in Anbury's history. But the improvements in the grounds and buildings, in connection with this, and the steady increase of tho endowment i> simplv a gran I success. The improvement in the gen- ral bearing and morals of the students also, and the work of in•iruction and discipline is still greater, and justifies tho wise judgtm nt and good providence of present arrangements, l he friends of the University-honld h t those things he more gem ra ly known, especially since an occasional enemy might often try to produce a contrary impression. VN on Id that in Indiana men .and women of wealth, in the Methodist Church and out of it, might wake up to trn ir privilege and duty. There are other pressing needs that should be supplied. All honor to those who anworking for, and giving to. the Indian?

A-bury Un'T -rsity."

(h nv.

hut in the firm belief that he is a dweller Marriage license* have been issued to in a mansion not made with hands, cter-1 William 11. Detro and Anni Brown nal in the heavens. ! James II. Athcy and Mary M. Carr John Resolved, That our Charter be draped j Kibnjt n ml Sarah E. Erwin, David in mourning for 30 days; that a copy of; A r ms ,. r o g n i M at ia Singleton, Josethese resolutions bo transmitted to the pfius A „j crson , d Mary C. Baker. family of the deceased and also spread , —

upon the minutes of the Lodge, and that | Died,

the same he published in tho city papers., j n p n tnnmvFle, • n Nov. 23, 18SO, I d

nr.oHGK Fitiits. > ward Male}’, aped 5! ( years. Committee.) (n Wjlshjn(r10 , t0A , Blllp , on Nov 26,

11880, Mrs. Caroline Bsumu k, wile o’ ' Fetor Baumtink, ag- d 48 years, 3 months.

Newton L Allen . Charles Kkikeh, i

fireencastle, Nov 30. 1880.

Nice ABRAM'S.

Maple -Syrup at

TOM

Young men, go to fine shoes.

Neffs for v n, t r 3t33

EB.;\V. SMYTH E. Undertaker and Furnituro Dealer, keeps constantly on hands a full line of Coffins, Caskets and liuiial rohos, and has a nice hoarse, and am prepared to attend funerals on short notice, and guarantee sati-factio in this line. I abo have a nice lot of kitchen safea of my own make that 1 will sell cheap. EB W SMYTH E. No 22 Bavno’s Block

Casgrove ft Rowe’s Fine Shoes wear longer than any fine shoes sold in Gri'cncastle. NEFF keeps them 3t33

Nice Strained Honey, at TOM AF.RaM S

16*-jC. per tf

and 23 days. In Washington township, on Nov. 28, 1880, at the residence of John O'Brien. Hiram I. Deal, aged 15 years, 3 months and 10.

('tires

Strayed, from the premises of th' Subscriber, a dark-hay two vear-old fil!v, star on forehead and right hand font whit-'. Information leading to her recovery will be rewarded. Address. J C Ogle, Harmony, Ind. 2'33

Four of the he^t lines of Boots in the State can he found at N EFF’S—Hartford. Stark, La Fayette and Walker. 8t33

When v-'ii want nice Mince Meat 20 to TOM ABRAM’S. tf

hv Absorption (Nature’s way; LUNG DISEASES, THROAT DISEASES, Breathing Troubles.

It tiri e- into he pyetem curative Agents an*l

hciling ineHinrifs.

It draws f rom the diseased p.irta the poiaon*

th.ii oi»n«o doiith.

TIIOLSANDS TESTIFY to it* Virtues.

Ind id Shawls, (20 U0 to t'Jb 00.

Lace Curtains,

Nottingham, Swim, Antique, «l 2 r >, to %'r\*

per puir.J " 1

Pieces Beaded Paasementnes. to arrive Honda,

Blach Colored Fringe] All »t Wholesale Price..

Crca test Pa rga ins, In Ladit‘8’ ifutdin Underwear ever heard o)

BiH Bargains in Furs Of AH Kinds,

L. S. AYRES & CO,

I*l>IV*ArOLIM.

Agents for Butteriek'e 1’apev Pattern!, ttf

1 J

COM IE M-ACI , And all tIi8ert^rH of the Kidney 8 , llhdder an |l

^ Orannn hv wearinir the

fOUCAIt BtRELIEVEDASDiDRED

Urinary Organs hj w aring the

IMPROVED ElCEL'IORKIDNEypi

It i« a Marvel of Healing ami Relief,

SIMPLE SENSIBLE, DIRECT

PAINLESS. POWERFUL.

Don’t d(--|>air not I you nnvn tri--d this si-nsi-M" iifil.v api-li-l and KAD1CAU.Y KFFKOITiAL HK'tK iY. 8obl by Druggist, or sent by mail on renipt of i.riee, $2 H) by

Little hoys’ Cn f and at Ni ff’s—portent beauties

Go»t Boots 3'33

a^^BATES & HANLEY book. ’Three 'I lliiin. a Y i-iir, 1"A Madison PlreM, '•■nt fr- e ly Pit Cbi- aso, Ills.

Ni w's the time fora cheap blan-

ket at CORWIN 8.

AriiiiM’iiirtals.

Monday nlfht la.-t Hi. Il nry’s Minetrels were greet-d witli a good home. The programme whs well rendered, part of it exceptionally eo. I ho bis- solo of Ah na-wey-o was wond.rlutiy rendered, his voice being perfect, if not highly cultivated Mr. Henry with his cornit. Knglirh with his musical marvels, the song and dance brigade. Rain, the comedian, were ul-o fine. The troupe will always be warmly welcomed hi-re.

1 CROSS run CONTIXkVT. Tuesday night Oliver Doud Byron and a capable company, presented the well known drama, "Across the t'ontinent,” to the I irgcst sudienco of the season, at the Opera House, this city. The play is so well known that a description is unnecessary. The piece was pu upon the stage with good effect and properties, tlie people alt understood and rendered their parts well, and ii.|i seusaiiuual drama it was enjoyed by everybody.

Police*. In order t" reduce our -oritcatnck o’ Winter Dry Goods we will from thidate until the end of the season r.ffogoods which must 'atisfv good judge--that le tter value in Dry Goods has never heen off red in this city or State W ask particular attention to the hargoio. we are offering in Gloaks, Dolman Shawls, Flannels, Dress—Goods And Muslins. A DU KSON .V CO., "Trade Falace, Indianapolis. 2(23

Off If < >rg*n is **unf*et#ry. *Mo br r#iuruc-<i vou i f Urg»u t* rfMifbi <1 ■ o *s. tho Only House In America **«• •/>»* • fr*c<«r* or^mm. 4 *<**o/£#*<#,

Flannel lined frn.at Shoes of Superior Qualitv at NEFF’S 3:33

Tegs, coff es, sngirs and othei groceries of th" h'st (jualitv a’ low prices, at TOM ABRAM'S cheap grocery store. tf.

——Great varietv scargs at CORWIN'S.

of Nuhiaa and

Sirayed away from John Seller' in Warren township, 15 head of shoals weight about 75 pounds, crops off id right ear Any information leading to tneir recovery will he lih -rally rewarder t»y (J, W. Hurst ft Bros., Futnamville Ind'ana.

It CUKES w here all rlee faile. A Ke- flui-i and Revolution in Medioin,. Abn rptii - - dire-t applieMtoa ur opp",ed to unrali-farloi

Bates & Hanle*

internal iDelif'ine.8, 8t;nti for our treatiRe Kiilnuj troubles, “eit frft*. Sold by dnigtristi or sent by m-nl. on reeoiot of price, $*. Addrep« DH

Thin ii* tho flr’iriTinl and 1 < euune Kidney P»4d.

Ask f«»r it * take 134 Madi-on Street]

I'M

no fit her.

Iy29

Chicago. If

to* (»«n Mat r«>M na nut •*r^prw.;',rwn *»*aRar«r MARCHAL & SMITH ORGAN CO., nrii’t.nf 4irMt ff*m fscwrj w parchaser, •»(> *«11 i*ii« beasufal Organ, TO inab*« 4 niche* long, *«nd walnai cave, t octavew, 4 hria •( IGxIa, (or am drwrmiurd ihal evr/v one shall have *ri upnoriunilj to ur*» i»ii* ibwiiiiboanl

•60* *»•' Qend.on Fifteen Da

um.f r. vuiii,. roc. •> stiO, •.'! send on'klttew'n bays' Trlik ». w.a ..a

pU-k Maaicai ttutf

Mtvref r« punbe PMC# at ihO, «»» ' send on Fifteen •▼rr / urgau a H rtH>U ■l»lt and I Nhl id « TltlN HOOk, •-

Ordrr at Oner. Uep#sutit# nouej aiUi jour haul »r muy re*ji«Maibie aaerrhatit, kg k# p#nl R

to be r«turued wi vou i f Orgau ia rettiravd t

NEW PREMIUM CORN SHE LI O' !; v AGE A P I'llAtTlrl.r IIAMMOKN •III It l-U * UAins. H II I. no AS ait ni as AAV r. UOLLAU I

hliMJA-K l.a J 11IJ. MAI-kl 1.

TWO IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES.' FIRST.—Udops rotinjure tbeerrn, aud in therefore ju»lkl

tliimr to \i** for » belli ng < «>rn for seed.

8KGOND«—The tip end and bint end of the fo-nr»Til| abelled into oi.e vessel, and the body of tlie eur into a j which is an immense mnv ini* ice, ag many farmers pliD'. o

the corn from the midd le of theenr.

Kvrry Farmer wants this Shxdler for abelllnp'com forpt try, for meal, for seed, or for tnv similar purj OBe, no how marv 1*1^^,., H-rb-prloed Fbelfers lio may have. It Will fny For Kt»eir Many TitncN

Over on Anv I'nrni.

Otir T^rini’M nuiN SlIKI.bKR is destined to brronif an < oiiM SiiBi.i.rRof the dav W hen onrp inf rot'ured noetlirrnn ill be wanted. We believe tM= to tie i he JieHt Hand Torn FbelllfM ( anvasst-tf AtJKNTH WANTKIl in every (’ountv bv all flr^t-clas Country StoreN and Dehlerain Hardwiw^j mplementfi, Ask T"ri»DitAr ra rnn/T, and if be has not

•e'pt of n

•r w

Invented.

Sale iral

1 « S"mple prejjaii! to nrv arttlrrw- upon rere-'pt of JU. At 1 /- U** «uiy M.iiu:*Jur*rc, Puhlixheri, FARM t FIRESIDE, Sp.Injfitlil.Ci

I golll 1

Silk llank'-rrhicls in cmlloss varoty at CORWIN'S.

Be-t Uroci-rics ami pruvisinnv s’ snhi at ihw lowest pfissii-t-i pric-’s. at I'OM EUR A M'S. north anlo public square. tf

kvanohlink,

AtOpara Honsa cn next Munilay evening. Here is what the Huston Critic, •,%.? ol i,: ‘Tlie‘.New Evangdine,’ as prescnteii by Rico’» New Kxtrav igauia ('-mhinatinn, wa - the attraet-on at this gorgeoui ttie.ater on Mondiiy availing, 't ho New Kvnnfelinii i, better than tho *14. end it i, well worth seeing. It wa- woll playi'il. "Nungy” w», repreientod by that vivacious little F ench lady. Mile. Verona Jarbour, and her I'erforinance was pleating in all icrpoet,. Her testivu lover, Gabriel, is also known by the namo of.Mi.-» Louise Searlo. and she was j u ,t about as nobby » Gabriel as anyone would wi-h to ■•a, • inging excellently, acting intelligently, danc-

Special) bargain* in ilrcs.s ami trimmings at CORWIN’S

gootls

HAIR SWITOIIES. I h<» un I -rsignoil wuiiti] rospnctfully solicit patronage in hair-wmk, switches, pnlfs. etc mailc with neatness anil di,pa'ch. Fair price ptiil for comhings Rohecca I'urnor, at M.ss Brisco-’s. last house on Imlisn* street, South Green castle. 2t33.

An immense line of la'lies a nil chihlren’s hosiery at CORWIN'S. Se-F-ing at reilucej prices.

A first-class piano ami organ f'» sale very cheap hy D. SI'ANLEY. tt31

■ Rig harga'ns in Dross Gooils nn*l fancy plaids at C. W. T \ LIUJR l’’S 2 31

—New case of 5 ami ti cent prints at CORWIN’S.

— . —Ladies’ Circulars and Children’s

ingwith •urin-iog tri'kinc, and dreasing , Cloaks just rereived at the Cheap Cornet beautiful 1. \t, - sturo . C. W. TALBUR T. 2t31

Fhotograph and Autograph Al

beautifully Mr. ilaorge Fortasouo wa, tho t atherine of tbe occasion, ac t gave iiautense •ati(faotion. Eulalia wai entru-t'd to Mi,.,

Dana, who wa. pretty in the part, and did | butn's at ALLEN’S Drug Store, •nine e,tremi lylorctty biliinM, in singing the I in'erpolatad song, "Once t'pon a Time.”] ——BURNETT sells the best ladies’ Mi,a JonnisCalet was good i 'tho part of Fe- ,n '' iS,!S '* l1 d children’s shoes ever brought Brian. OS eourre It irri, Hunter wa., irn-, t” this city, at prices that defy compoproachable and unreproaehntile a, the silent | tltion. Opera House Building. tf23

and solitary huator nf the wh»>c. and Mr. Kd.

t'hiipman wa, egtelleBt as LeM me. the samr being true of Mr. Charlie Urovea in the new part oM’epcr Papyrus. Mr. J. W Mack did good playing and amaring dnneing as the Dutch Captain, Mr. Fcrmnn w i, eijaalty good as the Hlacksmlte and K n*. on t Mr. tJeorge A. Sbillcr ran the audi,nc, in h« the Police. man. AH the others wire likewise equal to

the rmeigency.

—•—Examine that lar.-e line of Fancy Goods at ALLEN’S Drug Store.

Headquarters for the Beet Salt and Lowest Frices at WYSONG’S, Northwest Corner Public Square. tf5

Special bargains id sh -wL at Corwin’*.

GOODS

H EADQUARTERS r ! alliurt’s 1’lock, South of’ flu* postofticc. New (Joods received every week and at (he Lowest Prices

For Cash.

Every Body invited to call and he made happy. C-.'W. TALBURT,

f Alt-j. A. SIIERM IN - AND TUB ONLY DR. SHFUM vN known to the public for tlufj j ••iir8 • tr i>■ ir•' lur In* ^UfceShlul inethi*d t-f trputinK Kuj>tor* without tlie ui nc y»ri pf * injury tru^nc-^ iiifli-t. m iy be fMinrtuUed -it tii.i otfii’C. St. Louh, Ma». until the 20th ot D eft i., 1 »<*• Nfw York ofiice. OCRcd ndtln*-* i« in the St. Loui* city p’irvrF Mr. i . r. (leorjn*. Attor'i**y at l.iw. K**!!!. Uuion 0» . Inwa, tr*i«tt'«i by Dr. SId rinai* 1 ' E >ui,8 otlict* wri ‘ II * v i n iy n t v. > it p R ii ti* ‘ * 1 * i '“ ** r, * r “

. •> hi uw, iv»*iit. t niori t » . l'*w;i, hy I»r. DD» riu»""iiGUiK onice. writer: '*llavinu U!*e<t your Hupture treatment, and havinff be c P e,1, n< ik cr ur, ( *‘ Hpoken tiiirhty of t8 men ta ami recommend it to inv trioudH.*' I|r. Sherman is the. discoverer ol the only -uro for Kupture by local exit rnal treiitin«i'’ aii III till to u<i(.. w . . V. . .. .. i .. . 1. : u . L. . - . _ _ .: 4 —» i f fof

« , - - .,y v vit r r 'ti i u« on ij ' it rv i ttr rv u |>mrr oy i r j. lit iimi • • w* 1 XNo man is anfe who haa a ruptur M . nomitterhow inbijfniflcmt he may consider it# nrv ,n n who Inis tlifti from it once fliitterod him* 1 1( th.it • t w.is but a trifling Ailment; ■ ••rv man who now suffers from it and tno injury of truMixes, to such an extent that ••T joymi iirg, once regarded it ah unworthy aperial attention . It is not a stand ptiil ara Oh t is ct-oidily iirogreHsivc, even unto deAtn. and ho ia wise who taketf the neoeiSAfy step* 1 •‘nectualiy relieve I of it before the day of suffering and itloom Gt.mes upon him.

- - w. .. ...» .lay oi suiiertng and uloom cornes upon him. . .,-Ws I alien ts from «ljr oid can receive tfreatment an I leave #r houiHRatne day. Durtng ii’nt any kind of active exerciae or labor can be performed without wiwrfvr'wz tn atment. and with safeEv from th-dangers of Ftrar ^ul ied Hupture. IIIS BOOK‘ J - I H r. if I t •» . plan —- . I . .. W I . > — ....la A _.. ■ .1. k_ 1 .x*. __ I M • I ii, ra i e ^ 1 I

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tt nh give- rhe moat reliable proofs from distinguished professional gentlemen. cUW ami merchan's of his succ.csafu! praeti • atiil popularity therefrocn throughout ihi§ (, ® l |

»k-u ' ri *“ “«-ted ihouldread it and inform theiuselve* it

-int! the U eet Indiea. The afflicted ehould read it and inform tnetnseives it ,J '.‘ ;.jf with photographic llkcnesnes ol extremely had cases before and e ter cure, end mi"

ttiofre who rend 10 centi.

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