Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 January 1881 — Page 8
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We clip from ttie ‘‘Industrial Era,’’ puhlifthed at Albia, Iowa, the following obituary, of local interest to our readers: Died, at Albia. Iowa, at the residence of his aon-'n-law Oeorge W. Stamm, on
Dec, 13 1SS0, Lewis Arnold.
The deceased was born in Franklin i County, Kentucky, on the 2Hth day of march, 1n12 Ills father, John Arnold.
Furniture, Pictures tk Picture Frames was a soldier in the Revolutionary C J KIMBLE & SON war, and served in that heroic struggle The only exciuMve manufacturer, andde.ler. for independence under the chivalrous in the county, thereinr. it i. the only eerlain and impetuous “Mad Anthony Wayne."
to retifooil lurni ure nt low i.nre*. Let K J J everybody go and «•*. - in Hathawoy BIopk. Aft*T the ttTminnI
——- - 1 ———tied in Franklin County, Kentucky
T' A 13 i where he continued to reside till the i*' r,n K' ^
<‘atiiinouiit Chtirlcy. Colorado Spring. Garotte.
Y estei day Fike's Peak,
Large cotton factories are to bo built at Charleston, Vicksburg and Louisville,
the well known hunter of Southern capitalists are becoming conCatamount Charley, ap-l' inced that they enn manufacture as well
peared in town riding his pibald mustang Captain Kuld. The personal ap pearance of this famous hunter and trap-
About six miles west of Rowawe station, on the Central Pacific railroad, thweis a true geyser, or rather fort^ f
them on the side of a one which thiows the
mountain.
highest stream is
as raise cotton.
„ ~ ^ .. only about an inch and a half in diame-
S H. Irwin, of Ute Creek, Colfax t o., , , ,
New Mexico, says:—My wife has bekn ter, hut at intervals of thirty minutes it
per is fasuiliar to every resident of Colo-loured of a cough of thirty years’stand-1 casta up boiling water to a height of rado Springs. Ilia tall, loosely k , i t !^ rearing an Only Long Pad.-See twenty-flie feet. A lot of others gush figure his long legs, his dark face, black 11 1* in tho v,cinit y over 8<,r e« eyes and flowing black beard, which Two men fired simultaneously at cace ,,f llin ' sweeps in a sable cataract over bis bosom , ()t |„. r |n „ ^ # | t i jHke l )drroo „, un d the W. P. f lark. Esq , 920 Walnut street,
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|camoa resident of Putnam County, In CITY AN D COUNTY dinna. Lewis Arnoltl in his boyhood, was a
are all well known to i ur citizens. Catamount Char icy w as dressed in his .Sun-
ol the war he set-^*'*3' cbithes, which consisted of a w hite
huckskin shirt and buckskin trousers,
with a strip of buckskin,
you
happy New
a cartridge boh filled with the loaded shells of a heavy repeating rifle, which he carried in his hand, a wide white som : brero on his head and moccams on his
subject to all the privations of a pioneer ,ppt - Catamount Charley dismounted life, with all the excitement and disad-1 ,n front of Alkin & ,,unt ’ 8 museum, and vantages incident thereto. Putnam Co leavin S l 1 '* ,uustsn S unh.tchod, removed was then comparatively a wilderness, i ’* hcuv 3 r 1,al ° oT *“*>' fro,n the crupper of here and tf.ere a settler, heavily timber- 1 h,s 8 * ddle ‘ and w » ,ked i, ‘ l ® lhe store ‘ ed, and farms could only be had at the | Mr ‘ l,unt tho one in ‘ b e store
expense of constant and continued man-1 at t’™ 0-
ual labor. It is sufficient to say that in | " l sa 3‘ boss -’' ^marked Charley, i this wilderness John Arnold and his! « ot Gorae 8kins hcre ^ like t0 sel1 y^ ”
home spending| songacquire df. rm a. ! •Certamly,- said Mr. Hunt, with his
bullets came into collision
he no doubt of this for one bullet dropped to the floor midway between the antagonists, who were ten feet apart and the other was turned upward to the ceil
mg while both were flattened.
There could I’hHs'b Iphta. Pa., writes: “I have used
Dr. Hull’s Cough Syrup and found it to he the best remedy I ever tried.”
twenty cents a
ON HAND,
—AND-
RECEIVING DAILY!
fcjy We wish
j Year.
•XB^Now the days are spinning out at
both ends.
Iter Nails have gone up twenty-five cents on the keg. Ifiiy*Potatoes are now bushel—in Wisconsin.
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{fei^Mr. Truett is at
the holidays with his family. j On the 18th of January, 1881, Lewis tt^ri'a’.l on your lady friends ta-day— i Arnold married Miss Margaret Robinson. | they will he g ad to receive and entertain an orphan; her father having been killed | you. at the battle of the River Raisins, on the obF*’! he thermometers marked from I 32d day ot January, A. D 1813. d 3 to 8° below zero on last Tuesday In the fall of 18‘fo fie removed with i morning. i his family from Putnam County to Htf-Mr Edgeeomb Ouilliam*. of Fin- j , "»' ,a ‘^ "^P in lhis coun *y- Here, as
castle, has been visiting relatives at Dan-
ville, Ind.
fiisA'' , Mr. It. S. Tennant and wife, of
Terre Haute, spent Christmas with rela- ‘ . ‘ i much labor and attention, ami from lives here. which he derived much pleasure, he j«»y*Mr. C has. L. Matson and wife, of |. ( ,miimed to live until attacked by a Brazil, spent Christmas visiting relatives | malady wh’ch toriuinatLit his life. in this city. Uj# choice of liusiness in life was farmraF*Mr. Asa Black ami wife, of Hon-1 m g, and upon the farm acquirctl by hi dricks County, spent Christmas here vis- energy ar.d perievorance, he lived for
To enumerate the
wrought hy “Dr. Sellers' would till a volume. Its
vellous Price 25 cents.
Cough Syrup' cures are mar-
I^onard Stewart, a Philadolphia drunkard. !e f t fiis home two years ago with a threat to commit suicide. His family subsequently identified the body of a
miraculous cures i
,i. u.. •• drowned man as bis. lhe other day,
however, he presented himself alive anti well, but intoxicated, and asked his wife if she wasn’t glad to see him. She
Mrs. Heingartner gave a generous i-i.plicd emphatically, n<n and he tbsapbreakfast to a tramp it'. ( union, 0., anti .peared again, declaring that this time he he rewarded her by pocketing some ] CC |.|ai n |y kill himself. spoons. She intercepted him at the gate —
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I’ve she had enabled him totii: and recov ci-, ^j,, ln(ir y , | C ^ thoroughly :uid pered the silverware. mancntly cured by Day’s Kidney Pad.
usual politeness; "I shall be giad to look at them.” “Yore,” >»id Charley, “is a mountain bison’s hide, and yere are two more lions’ skins. That big lion's skin
is the biggest I ever see.
Congressman State*Senator,
•This
NO MORE HARD TIMES. ' Abram Fulkerson, a If you stop spending so much on fine ; e | eot , nd T . c. Smith, a clothes, rich food and style, and buy . . , ,, ... , ’ , . r . . • ii,. met in a street nt Lynchburg, v a.
good, healtht food, cheaper and better ■' » < a clothing, g. t more substantial things of 1 ulkerson, a liar und a scoundrel.^rdi life every way, and espeeialy slop the marked Smith; “he has said he wotild It s nine feet ] foolish habit of rtnpioying expensive j cane me on sight, and now is his oppor
'rom tip to tip; the critte. must have quack doctors or using so much of the tunity t0 (lo it p, p u | ker80n )|rew a re .
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.. | weighed 500 pounds
I in Indiana, he was among the lirstset tiers. Here, as there, he acquired by bis energy and industry a farm—a home Upon this farm, upon which he bestow
A Urge,Ivarieii.and liAe-styleil stock of
uuuablu
DRY GOODS,
Notions, Domestics, etc.
All bought of fir.'t hanil-i at lowest prices, and
customer* are ffuarantued b rguina, at James Gillespy’s
New York Store
Southwet*t*eorner*Public Square, 2tf (Ireencastle, Ind.
. O-A-XjIj a t
BUTLERS DRUG STORE
iting relatives.
teiVlf you have made up your mind to
sear swear olf, do a good strong job, that will voted to each other. last you a lifetime. 1 01 the eight children jtay* We did not have a‘ green ’Christ- six are now living, and
mas, consequently : not to ho expected.
Oaj-.'Mibscribo for Tmf Stab and also , have it sent to your absent friend or rel-
j ative for a year.
OaV l hos O’Connell, Jr , an Indianap- onoove jj 0
olis commercial tourist, .••pent Sunday
w ith relatives in this city. Bspr Rev. G. A. Pollock,
nearly fifty long years with the wife of his choice, faithful, affectionate and de-
horn to them, their love fi r
■faf -ravoviird is their parents, aflords abundant proof of » 4 , . , i . .i I one 1 shot at, and
. the tender and affectionate care they
had recL-ived from them.
In the early part of the present year Lewis Arnold became seriously and pain-
You sue it was ! •>•<* humbug medicine that does you on-. ,
..... . ‘ |y harm, but put your trust it that sim- vo,v ' r alul levelled it. whereupo# tsuntti us oo m 0 toun or gam. . p| e( p Uro reme( jy ) Hup Bittets; that cures| held up both hands and said, “ You cow.
always ata tnliwig cost, and you will ar ,i|y scountlrel, you would not shoot a see good times and have good health-: cati #nd you dure not 8hoot me/ . t ironic e. -Fulkersou refused to fire, hut proposed An attendant at the Oregon i llSane t»>e spot. There were more
I Asylum was told to climb a tree and | ^rds, but no blood was shed.
! bring down a patient who had taken a "Sellers’ Liver Pills” are the secret to I position in its top. He had reached a j perfect health, long lile and absolute
height of thirty feet when a limb broke, happiness. Sold by all druggists.
against a root, and take them on his ! an ‘ 1 ho fe "‘ bouncing from branch to, G R a PK^COLT UREA N1) WINK horns. I don’t know how the fight, branch - 8nd flna 'I.V the ground | T|i(; Cll | ture of gr.pes in New iersey would have come out, but it was just too ' ‘' ke tbe hammer of a pile driver. 1’ or j 8 getting to be one of the most import- | good to let pass, so I drew a bead on the twenty years this man had beeu dumb,, ant industries ol the State The princi- '«■» •■*»'" i- ~p. ^ hi. j ^ •°* , ! , ° rrT 1 .r itAKv*”. old rifle oil. the Kurprisin part of the tuI8 " (ro fts oni!s IM ^ suc 1 an 0,1 <aic piomisps a larger )ield this than affair was that Justus I pulled one 0 f 01 P ro ^ a: as ^ 1C . V neVi * r ' J(i “ last year. In con8«quence Mr. Speers the lions jumped between roe and the ‘ forp bpttr<1 ’ Tii e cure was permanent, i Ims reduced the price of his Port Crape
.. . i too ! Wine. r l he oldest can now bo had at $1
eaUp i t le all just per bottle from any of the druggists. 'It I hl » ck of the rlb8 - It passed clean thro’ The people may talk about humbug IS US( . d for 111( > d i c i lia | purposes as a supeI him, and being turned a little out of its ant * P a,fint medicines as tntich as they | r j or w i nei a nd in churches for commun'course, it cut the throat of the second li-| ‘Urn^ Yil^rnr '^ i lon . pur P 0S08 ’ ItH properties are not in
Dr. Bull s Lough Syrup will cure ft tnxicating so that the weakest person
this way.
back of the Peak, when all at once 1 heard a howlin’ and a growlin', which reminded me that tho mountain lions wa> not all dead yet. !5o I crawled around a pint rock, and I’m blamed if I didn't see three mountain lyons fighting with a mdnstrous bison. I tell'you it was a big fight. The lions would make a leap, and the bison would back up
on his I
, fully afHicted, resulting in the loss of ' b ^°^ L tbo n<ck °f the bison., c( ,ugh quicker than a physicians P re ” mav use it to advantage, and temperance
apparently recovered, | 1 hpy nU dro PP ed ln a l,pa P’ a " d 1 was 80 ; 8 cription.
, gained flesh rapidly, and was buoyed up with the hope of tenewed health, His
of Mendota, family was led to believe that he would
| Ills., will conduct the services at Presby-1 be spared a while longer to bless them. terian Church, to-morrow. ; His friends were glad to bet" u t,,a '
u ..ii associations
tickled that 1 incautiously jumped out I
from behind the rock and the third lion I MrH ’ Mari * n Kvans CrosS ’ di , 8 ‘ ,n ‘ saw me” guished novelist known lo the world as “Indeed,” said Mr. Hunt. " Yes ,.. j U* or 8 e Elliot, died Wednesday night of ..;4 oi.aiiey, “the third lion saw rue, and lan a,rection of thp ,ar y" J ‘ Shp was made a jump in my direction. As I saw ! altftckod on Sunila Y "'S 1 ' 1 ’ P rov ' 0,ls '<»
people cannot ofpject to its use for medicine—Evening Bulletin, For Sale at
Allen’s Drug Store.
Or, to BURNETT'S for'a full line of Rubber Boots and Overshoes. tf29
, . . -..I .issue i hi ions with him ,1,uuo a jump m my uirection. As I saw ! * ttackcd on
giafc" l>r Mansfield attended the meet- r , i him coming I didn’t k»v» »i,nn , i which time she was in good health and TJTT'TT'T CJVTT T fr TATn r i^- would not soon terminate. Insidious u,, “ comm S 1 ®"ln t tiave tune to take ,
XviliiLiJub V IJLijJl,. 1JN JJ., mgs of me Ind””’; p ” “ ’ ... , , aim but 1 brought mv rannmin’ ! spints. Her {death was quiet and ul
„ , ..i itiuianapohs, this week. , disease, which has proven fatal, was, ’ oul 1 orou b nl ui y repeatm rine up . , For Dr V | IU H;’' l ftra«. ’Fme 8oap S ,! , .. .. „• ' With manly for^ Under n ' y 8r,n 8nd took 8 % sb ®‘“ b ''“ ,aost i ,8 ' n,t88 ’
—BOOKS! BOOKS! Landt’s' Drug Store.
V
Perfumery, Dye Stuffs, Fponxen, Brushes, and:
*®-Th< ; fact i- asserted that Greencas- soon a,,er developed.
all articles kept at Ors’-closs drug stores. tie has a larger per cent, of pretty girls titude he strove against it. Prescriptions carefully compounded at “H J than any other city in the State. ' physician, the tender care of the devoted
of Family (Jroeeries ®a>“ Will and lorn Bussou are spend-i tb ° <tl0nit children, of tin ing the holidays at Fincastle. the irueata kl “ d . 8on -i n * ,8 «’’. 8| » Diiled to stay the
fell destroyer. Death came and relieved
hours.
Also a complete rtock
and Notions.
The skill of ^ ^' Ucky u, ° I Itook him in the breast' Women that have been given up by and he tumbled over dead.” "Indeed,” j their dearest friends as beyond all he!p, said Mr. Hunt. “Yes” said Charley, Uve been permanently cured by the use.
' he tumbled over dead; and uow
Callender & Dunn, Propriotors’of CASTLE MILLS,
^Dealers in
Flour, Meal and Feed. IligheFt raarkot price paid for ffrain. Custom crindinic a specinlty. On Mill lot formerly occupied hy (ilaue'^ mill SOLTH GHKKNCASTLF.
‘kU ROBERTS’ , n rFf •_CHICKEM PUVJO 1
j of Mr. Robt. Bridges and family. Cs^Turn over a new leaf to day, and ! in the future refrain from the errors re I corded on the pages of your past life. ftaTliis a noteworthy fact that you never hear of an editor becoming presi- . dent of a bank or of a railroad corpora-
tion.
a<si?'’Dr. J. 0. Ridpath attended the meeting of the Indiana College Association, at Indianapolis, Monday and Tues-
day.
! m. Stah ofllco is better prepared i to do good job printing of all kinds than
! of Lydia E. Pinkhara’s Vegetable com- ,
... . what j, 0lllld It is a positive cure for allfew ill jou give me for the four skins, three male complaints. Send to Mr Lydia
mountain Hons and one bison?”
him of hi* long and continued sufferings.
Hu left this earth with tho brighter hope! ^ r- engaged in a
of a blessed immortality, and that hope COIU,,utwlt h L barley over remains to his now mourning widow and 'I 1000 •’D 118 - ^
children and friends to cheer them onward and upward. While the sepura- | tion is painful—agonizing—they can I
K Pinkham, 233 Western Avenue, I.yon, | Mass., for pamphlets. 2(37 i
mercantile
the price of| The Reason Why.—Mr. Fellows, in
J his “Meilical Monthly” gives reason for
, “ — j the peculiar action of his Hypophoshwear oft all y^iir had practices. I phites ’ii the euro of diseases, which seem
to he home out hy facts. From the
COMPO’JND SYRUI V
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WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT IT.
Cairo, III., I'.adicul RcptiMioan.
tonic action of the Sympathetic Nerves
J^XCKSSIVK (1RII'F.,. PROLONOKD hTL'DT
! but realize that it is of but short dura- “What Uo'youYnow abJut ".sTrjacobs 1 :lM tho or « a,iic muscles are strengthened j to^m er?,,.ormn' l I r 1 “ l t'o nren*ih'.Vth’aY.vT-
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will be to part no more forever.
possessed the e
Endowed by nature with
thoualit, po nrethe organs of .tiseplion, as»imillation antl nutrition. rtTidiTfoi inactive and /‘liiirgi*h in proportion hh tl»e nv^tem bloomer
j i his was a fair quustion, and wo answer, pleasantly ar ifl rapidly.
that we are reliahly intormed. that a iren VT l . * • • -
Lewis Arnold po^ffssed tho elements tl inan of that city who had Miff, roil nn IleadquarterB for tho Best Salt irdirm. fcverv individual hn.« Pome one oririin of .mi? limn. Endoweil ti, nnliira with lold .gony. anil up. m . mint of mon.y to f" 1 ''"'“""l 1 . ul ^ ’'.i'-' r '''^ '"’'“im ."i.’oh ?’i.oio 'i.riotnoom'
«o.r.l.,.f,.in J , i , I ,? r ,. | Nottli«t.t : ....,n..r.„l.l,o S.,^,0.
tion bought Home and triedit, and de-1 \ CAUD bean, when thw patient in <lebilitatt*d. produr-
HinlfleTi 1 — ‘ ... ...
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and sp
more than orlinary capacity, though lim
ited in education and deprived of oppor- 1 ll , ul1 "'’Vi’". 1 -f” 11 i . r .. dares that it is the best remedy for
any competing office, and lowest prices 111,11 1PS ’ lls ’ ,0,n ‘ lls means of rheumatism he ever heard of. are guaranteed. knowledge, was almost invariably cor-j — *»* Why is it that feminine humanity, . reCt ’ 110 Was <iUick in bis Mr. D. Whiting of Riverside, CM., is while young, generally prefer the stylish Bnn ,n h,N bel,efti ' and frL '° avow enclosing 1 SCO acres of land with a stock kid-gloved fop to a comfortably attired thL ‘"‘ when 0CPas,0n '■‘-■quired. Yet his ado and proposes importing one hundred man o! brains? j mind was always open to reason. He | pairs of ostriches from South Africa,
was open and frank, upright and truth- worth from |250 to $500 a bird. Osful, a good neighbor, an afTectionate triches breed at four years of age, and lather and devoted husband, and his will produce four broods a year each
A CARD.
To all who are suffering
power can fill.
Chick! i hick ! Chick !—See how they run for Kobtrt.s’ Poultry Powder, >r.irrHiit*d to keep tow la in perfect coniiit ion—price, only a yum ter. t M 4*
1 ^culors in tobacco, cigars anti “the ardent” will complain of a dull trade for
a fe w days—that is, until those who deat h creates
“swear off’ slide back into the old ruts. teijr While you're getting, get a plenty : of information about the world and its ways by reading tho newspapers—this knowledge is as necessary as a good
square meal.
ms iMolitcii liciiinrrlinuT Riul death No daub'
„ from the or-! o'"*” remain. «1‘ the practii il.llity of rerors and indiscretions of youth, nervous t'lu? ,! o!!.i'.. u . .u < Vh', l ’i" nd ,lir, . lU * t ' ,h, ‘
r. v <’’■ , n .', e OIUM-Ie. Ot the unpaired orenns.
weakness, early decay, loss of manliood, rellow., tominoiiol Syrup of llypopho^pbite. * c “ I ,, wiU 7", d 8 recipe that will curo ^,^",^'”- 1 ;'’ (^“1? inu.irr'Mr^th w you, r ree of Uharge. I his great remedy overcomt'trouble and nffliction. I’orron* who Was diseovt n d b\‘ a missionary in fsoulii ar* acrurtomcl tu look Upon thednrk >ide. and AmericH. Smd a self addressed envoi • SyniiTom /e»7n'!va",,0 n'"I'o^joy 11 hTe* ind ope to till'Rov. Joseph T. Inman, Fla ion Ih'O'V wl'® sluiv di eply duriny Iona hour?! will D. New York City. lyf»0 enduTanne in r ."h P .. br!;in UOltr 0 ' the P °' ,,,r
T. months the feathers of a bird become
, , , , rhera ia m ubaerdity ia the fa«t tkat «a imSee a woman on horsi-hack :n an- paired Xervo 1.- • y.ti-m cau-c. t’oDauinptian. other column, riding neat Speer’s Vine- Kpilep'uYitl'vrhm.pinaV” ---^ A - K,, ' ,nH ‘
a bunch of grapes from which »"‘l » hert • I other.- : then w
a vacuum which no earthly averaging twenty chicks. At eight;
Fellows’
IIJ popliosphitrs.
worth $5 and as it grows older, attain n , value of over $100. It is said that it
Election Notice.
The annual .lection of Directors of the Indi-
,T U ? r<> ? HOn - ^ ! "">• a " iclc dp8i «ned to relievo ttio'dis of
of the Coinpuiiy.iPr. Stevenson n « dice j, Jd the • i^ockriu^e lor a copy of the 1 roceed- mankiDd, ami which iloeg ho every time.
EVERY TIME.
Keokuk Constitution.
A man, or even a piece ot machinery l cos ^* no niore to keep an ostrich than a
.irx.xu ^.. — * : -— 2 sheep
which effe tuaba
cure these <i.
Port Urapo Wine is made, that is so high-
ly esteemed hy the medical profession ] ea.ea al«o. ’ I;,move the cau«and thecom-
for the use of invalids, weakly persons 1 ''''‘i'll Wl !*” .
that iloes its work right every time, is, we think, correctly judged‘ valuable.” And certainly none the fuss valuable is
GUILTY OF WRONG.
Some people have a fashion of cotifus-
,, ... . ( . . . - -- - - - so every time. ! ing excellent remedies with the larire J ati uaryV'^Ti. I.c i wee n tpe'liour- .d I o’< lock 1 01 Annual Conventioq of the Messrs. Jones, Cook it Co , Bay State t mass of “patent medicines,” and in this p. in. and l o’clock p. m. Also any other bus | American Association of Breeders of l >,r, ’wery, Boston, Mass., write: Vo they are guilty oi a wrong There are inen properly c-nmina before 'I 11 '’.btckholdors | i( have use,I St. Jacobs Oil among our some advertised remedies worth all that
men and find that it helps them “every ] is asked for them, and one at leastwe
I h'codore D. Layman, of Indianap- time.” We therefore heartily recoiu know of—Hop Bitters. The writer has son of l'r. Layman, 1‘utnamville, mend it us a pain-healing liniment. had occasion to use the Bitt, rs in just
and the aged. Sold by druggists. Iyl2 HAMMOND S HACK runs to all trains. Leave orders to call for passengers or baggage at Darnall Bros Co’s
it 4-1 nek out 1111 the natno and nddrc.a, .1. I. rcllows, St. John. N. B , on the yellow wrap
which is Been by holding
Store.
15 tl
per in wnter iiittrk.
lhe paper betoro the liuht.
Price, $1 50 per Bottle. Six for $7 50. SOLD B4 Aid, DKBGOIBTS. .tan
5V. VV. Jones. A»tent 404.
i>t h:iill cuuipuiiy caii
time.
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be trn JAMli’
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Mint Short-Horns.'
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tlied on Sunday last, of typhoid fever. I The remains were interred at Putnam, ville, on Tuesday. Deceased was to
‘ years of age.
I •©’■Tuk Si au for the coming year is going to be ma le more attractive, intetesting and instructive than rv, r—the sub'•eription ]• remains, fur tin* [)reh' > nf. it one dollar a year. Subscribe now, and also send it to your absent relative. #iiy*The bop and supper at the Grand Central, Christmas Eve., was one of the must enjoyable social gatherings ever known in ibis city. Over a hundred 'guests assembled, und from 9 o'clock till very catly Christmas morning they
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The Lafayette Journal, of 1880, says the following: Jay
'uch a ciimatcas wo have most of th,*
l year in Ray City, and has always found Set t “4 ,bp,n ,0 he first class and reliable, doing ay Rial s al * tbat * 8 claimed for them.—Tri-
Humpty Dumpty party had an immense bune ‘ ‘• > i37 u .m- et Um Operai House last night, \ K ] g , pcriormotl (W lh« buihimg being crowded from pit to i i. i . , * , 'i.urf«s dome, and* many hundred.s turned away . ‘ :,n ^ U1?s / 1,1 In roinc* unalilc to gain even standing room, 'J'hu 'bed by poison, after suffering very panlouiimu is the host ever arm here, all much from mmquiUd love. The girl the tricks being entirely new; and the | had mi unlmppv love alluirof her own,
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,-r big houso should tliey ever return here ' I’ r, ' ss cd her so deeply that she bought
again.
At Opera Dec. 31.
House, to-night, Fr.day,
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Barents, in buying children's shoes,
_ _ ask for those with A. S. T. Co.’s Black
danced, ckatUd. etc., in so plcasDig and I '‘.’P U P the , ra ’. T . he y outwear any , h ., c,.„ cout.t d.,,,,., , k „ | fk ?: b . e fi‘L y ( . :rv,„VorL m ..„d «•„ happiness. tip . ’ Jsons.-See Adv
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t v Alisorption (Nature s way I T T LUNG DISEASES,' A THROAT DISEASES, i 1 UilBreathing Trouhlss. If jlriro' into the Fystoiu curative agenH and
Iiealinfl! irivdicinea.
If dr»v$n fr«*in the di^easci parti* the poison*
that f»t ii Ft) death.
THOI SAN DS TESTIFY to its Virtue. YOU CiN BE RELIEVED AND CUBED
W. A. Titus, (12 Ashland Avenue To- . D"n’t ileHpair until ytut hnvc tri, .1 thi?,mile lo, Ohm, says:—My w.fe is now as TUAb H^i'kfDW “ ni ‘ ItAU1CALLY KFFKr -
health bo
ursenic on the way home, and commit-
ted suicide.
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Pud Oorapany, ly2» Detroit, Mich.