Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 May 1881 — Page 2
Owen, Plxley <6 Co., Are once more to the front with our mammoth stock of O T 131 I 3ST Or I
t'ontaming everything in Men’s, Youths’, Boys and Children’s suits, together the largest stock of
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GENTS’ FURNISHINGS
Lii(lit*K will find the bo«t selection of Fine Tuscan Honnents at FRANK I .HAYS’. 2t6
t hc:i|i l»rj <ioods.
Our special Cheap S.tle of Dry (foods, i
i which has drawn such a large throng of j 1NOVV
customers the past two weeks, is still going on, and the best bargains of the season will he offered this and next week. I Krery lady in the State should take j advantage of this opportunity to secure bargains. Dry Goods have never been sold at lower prices than we now otfer them, at A. D1CKKON & GO’S Trade] I’alace, Indianapolis. 2tG Potato hug exterminators on sale!
at LANDES' Drug Store.
Nice lot of Queensware ami Glassware, very cheap, at 1. IIAW KINS', dtfi
ini; !Un*'4iin«‘ Stilt***
Reported front J. F. HILL'S Headquart-] jers: Mr. Renj. Duncan, Mrs. Winfield Fellows. Mrs. Millard Gough, Mrs. Whit- i
Open and Ready tor Inspection! Our stock is full and complete, containing the latest novelties ol the season from New York and other eastern markets.
The largest and most complete stoek ot
That can be found in any house in this county, was so full and complete in all departments
means at hand we are now prepared to meet the demand of those who want
There never was a time when our stock as at the present. With our ample
field Collins, Mrs. Fletcher II. Talbott,' 'Mrs. B. F. Utterback, Mrs. .lames A Knefzer, Miss Maggie E. Hawkins, Mrs. Caswell F. Kiver. cadi a New Domestic.
Ever offered in this city at prices that
Oaw’t IB® ^3®at!
We invite you to look through our stock—no trouble to show
goods.
Respectfully,
New goods I Cheap Store.
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HAWKINS’ 3t6
sDPiEtxiisra- czLOTZEiiisraAud at prices fully *J0 per cent, less than any house that has to go into the general market and buy their goods. We also have an extensive HAT DEPARTMENT, Containing all the latest anti nobbiest styles of the season, and guarantee you can save 25 cts. to $1 on every hat you parchase. WHEN CLOTHING STORE.
' Death to potato bugs, by using ; London Purple or Pans Green. Also destroy worms on currant and gooseberry I boshes with white Hellebore. Sold aj JONES’ Drug Store. 4t5
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G. W. CORWIN;
No. .1 East Washington Street.
OWEN, P1XLEY & CO., Proprietors.
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For Pure Drugs, CHEMICALS, Patent Medicines.
Lamps and Lanterns, JPine Soaps and
NEFF & ALLISON
J Straw Hats in endless variety at
the Trade Emporium. 2t5 London Purple, Paris Green, tnd
White Hellebore, for bugs and worms, at | JONES’Drug Store, 4t5
We have just opened a very hand-
some line of gents’ fine shoes in lace, ! buckle and button, high and low cut—all
the very latest styles, at bottom prices. 2t5 FRANK HAYS. Ladies', Misses’ and Children’s
! Walking Shoes and Slippers at FRANK
HAYS’S. 2t5 The place to find that calf sewed |
brogan er comfortable working shoe is at'
2t5 FRANK HAYS’S.
Sell Curtis & Wheller’s French Kid
Shoes, Iloldridge’s American Kid Shoes] j
and Ludlow’s French Kid Shoes—these ! Pur,, lemonldn and soda at are the best brands in the market IH'RK’S Restaurant, and that ice cream j
—yum! yum! give me some of what you Nefi’A, Allison sell the genuine Hart- are eating. 3t4 ! ford Boote and fine Calf Shoes. ; „ 7 "7 „
Saratoga Water, direct from Sara- I
1 You can depend upon what Neff A- Al- t0 ^' 5 c, ' nt8 elafi8 ’ 8ix - tickp,s to J 25
] lison tell you about Boots and Shoes.
cents. Store.
On draught at
JONES’ Drug
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NefT & Allison sell all kinds of. White Vests—largest stock in the walking shoes from #1 up to $2. Come ! city at FRANK A. HaYS’S, East Side and see them before you buy. Square. 2t5
Allen's Drug Store
The larges,; stock of calf boots and shoes kept in Grcencastle can be found
at Nett’A: Allison’s.
N"efl'& Allisoci cloth top shoes.
LOCAL LEMES. i^Mrs. (\eorgo Black is quite sick. .0*y*L'ncle J. F. Jones has been quite
sick.
t^No demand for ulsters and hot whiskies. tijjrMrs. G. E. Blake has returned from Logansport. fcf’Grecncastle business men rejiort business very brisk. fSrMr. R. /.. Lockriuge and wife are visiting at St. Louis. Sets"Little Walnut May meeting was attended largely Sunday. CVMrs. Rcr.in Haminond is visiting I»er sister at Meadville, Pa. IfeBrMr. T. B. Scott has returned from a protracted visit to the East. te^-Mr. Isaiah Conover is sorely afflicted with rheumatism. (iirLevi Whithed lias moved from Crawfordsville to this city. SSS^-JIr. C. C. Anderson is baring a new residence built at his farm. tC-" I'his is the last week of the present turn of Putnam Circuit Court.
As a matter of economy it is m«iu essential tl»»f ^-ou stioui.t Vo j ^.ood shoes for your children than for yourselves Cheap shoes may, with proper care, answer as a substitute with older persons, but it is money thrown away to buy them for children. The best you can get will not last them any too long. At Christie’s Shoe Store, on the north side of Washington street, you will find the best custom made shoes that this country affords. Take your children with you when it is possible; you will always get a better fit and save trouble. For the best wearing and neatest fitting goods, go to Christie’s Shoe Store by all means. On the north side of Washington street, just east of the National
Bank.
t>s£“Mrs. Waynick, of Iowa, is visiting her parents, Mr. ahd Mrs. Kimble, in this city. ®eCl“Miss Jennie Ragan has returned from Illinois, where she has bsen teaching school. fcetr Renick, Curtis & Co. shipped jump seat carriages this week to customers in Illinois and Mississippi. 8®° M. T. Lcwman has made a contract to build a new church at Slilesville, for the Baptist Congregation. ftay-Mr B. F. Durham and wife were
called to Waveland, riunday, to aftcml
t®rMr. E. I). Anderson is convales- ] the funeral of Mrs. Moore.
f*ent and able for out-door exercise.
juafThc Grcencastle “bucket shop'’ made it rich for the boys this week. 39*Roy. J. L. Pitner, of this city, delivers an address at Brazil on Decoration Day. teyGus. Fussier has gone to Indianapolis to study the science of of arehi lecture. liarCapf. J. M. Owen's trotter, Willis Wood, took the second money in the 2:35 class, at Fort Wayne, Tuesday last, in 2:35^. tt^ Dr. Wharton, of Mooresvillo, is very sick with lung disease, and his mother was summoned from this city to his bedside, Mondav. •SrThe I. k St. L It. It. section men have struck for 15 cts. per day additional pay, and the probabilities are that the demand will he acceded to. BsjyJ.ast Saturkoy night a party of music manipulators attempted to drown out the stalwart snoring of ye editor by making sweet music 'math his clumber window. The music was splendid, but the effort ineffectual. Como and try it again.
UttjrCounty Treasurer Hillis made his annual settlement with the State a few days ago, paying in $25,877. JHaJ-Jas. E. Matthews has been appointed administrator of the estate of Regina Bachelder, deceased. teas’*The ladies of the Presbyterian Church netted about $25 on their strawberry festival Wednesday night. fi®” Chas. E. Anders on has gone to Chicago to travel for Reeme k Co., grain and provision merchants, Chicago. tt^The tall spire approaches completion, and the Locust Street Church people may well be proud of its goodly propor-
tions.
I9*jnhn O’Neal, a man employed in the Ash quarry, had his shoulder badly cut and bruised, a few days ago, by a large stone falling upon him. Dr. Evans made the repairs necessary. teJPRev. T. E. Ballard, Univcrsalist, formerly a student of Asbury, will preach at the Christian Church on Friday evening, June 3, at the usual hour. Subject: “The End of Sin.”
CJutcu Your Hoik*}.
Every life insurance policy, even though it lias lapsed because of failure to pay premiums, has a cash value that
keep the best ladies' can '- ,e collected. Call on or address,
B. F. CORWIN.
Grcencastle, Ind, Shoe brushes, *-hoe blacking, shoe pol- K )ffice wilh Williamson k Daggy. 3tf
ish and shoe thread at Neff A Allison’s . _ , ,
A good 2-buckle plow shoe for ( Good piowshoesand brogansfor $1 25.^* 2 '’ nt * ^ S ' 2|! ?
Money saved by purchasing the i
“T~_ _ j beat paints, oils, varnish, putty, brushes NLr I’ iY ALLISON. dye-stuff, lubricating oils, etc atJONp;
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ESJEHICBSsCO. HARDWARE, T O "V 33 S 3 BUILDING MATERIAL, Fine Pocket Cutlery and Plated Goods, Agents tor the celebrated Dayton Champion Steel and Mishawaka Chilled IBIL.OWJBSlate and Tin rooting loonier. No. east side square, (Jreencaslle, Ind.
Drug Store.
•af-We are under obligations to Messrs. C. W. Landes & Co. for a copy of the revised New Testament Scriptures, which is now kept on sale at their store.
Brick ( Iih|M‘I.
Give us a trial on your boots and shoes. We will sell you better goods and at less prices than any other house. 2to ! F. A. HAYS.
1,ndies’ doth top button shoes - 75 at FRANK HAYS’S. 2(5
Taints, oils, varnish, putty, brushes, dyo-stuff, alabastine, spongea and best
Our merchant, C. C. Priest, has con-i goods at lowest prices at JONES’ Drug eluded to stay with us this summer, in- 3tore. 4ti stead of going to Illinois H. H. W tt.q good green cofllM for (1, Crow & Co are selling farming machinery FRANK HAYS’S. 2tc at this place. . . A slight pugilistic en- For hr .^ h ~ dy7pepsia, oonsticounter at the saw-mill yesterday {pation, affections of the liror Vwt., f . co
GOODS, Headquarters
liver, kidneys, on draught at
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(Wednesday) morning. No bones bro-i'de . use Saratoga water, ken ...Mr. Cox, from New Maysville, I J 0 y K S’ Drug Store.
has moved into our town .... Miss (iilkey Dress goods worth 12 1 .j c. 15c. 20c j is teaching a summer school at this to 25c, can be found on FRANK HAYS' place... .Dr. Slavens has about quit tin 1coun ^ e^ • ‘“hS practice ot medicine-says he is getting! -'I 7ay, p.rd, did you pay $15 lor too old. He talks of going to Minnesota that suit you have on'/’’ “Oh, tio; that is this fall.... Success to The Star! Long off of FRANK HAYS’S $10 counter.”
may it continue to “show it’s light!” j “1_
W, Liidics,
—Lawns! ' Lawns’l'Xheap at tVl'jN
2Ki FRANK HAYS’.
now full and runuing over with Hew Spc Dry Ms ai Carpsts, A r r COIAKKCT ntICES. CALL and SEE THEM! c. Ww TALBURT.
cash store when you want corsets, kid i ploves, laces and notions of nil kinds—
Go to LANDES' Drug Store and ,ko best and cheapest assoatment in the buy a copy of the Revised New Testa-: ,Iient ’ Grand rush fo? clothing at that $10 You can buy a nice buntin'* for (:3un * er ^ S. 2ifi 15c. at FRANK HAYS’. 2(0
iiiHl HACKS
Cement and plaster paris, cheap, i
STEEG k EITELJORG.
Gents will find a good stock of Linen and Alpaca Dusters at FRANK HAYS’. 2lfi The finest soda water in the city
at LANDES’ Drug Store.
We have just opened the nicest
stock of Millinery in the city.
2t0 P. A. HAYB. 1. HAWKINS is receiving new
goods all the time, and selling cheap. 3t0
For all the latest styles of milii ncry go to FRANK HAYS’, ^tfi Don’t fail to tr}' that delicious ice
cream at BURK’S—it takes the cake. 2tl
Parasols, fans, ruchings. ties, A-c..
just opened at PRANK A. HAYS'S. 2(6
Huntington Lime. STEEG &. EITELJORG.
You can find Flowers, Ribbons, i Ornaments Hat Trimmings at FRANK A.HAYBh 2t8 Goodwin & Armstrong’s celebra!- ^ I cd fine shoes—latest styles at tf6l BURNETT’S.
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I On hand and put up to order. ||f I Will do all kinds of Kepair Work in wood and irjm. All work warranted. Also particular attention paid to HORNE SHOEING* All classes ot shoeing done to order. tea?"Race horses, trotters and saddlers plated at d weighted to order. Shoeing done at the lowest cash prices. Call and sec me—Noi’thwest Comer Piihlie Square, (ireencustle, Iml. (!m4« JACOB BSCKNELL.
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The revised .New LANDES’ Drug Store.
New Goods, latest styles and best
Testament at j trimmers make the millinery trade lively
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riicsc Bitters* are not uu Intoxicating; Ijexrerajjc, tout a BledJcine of real merit, and pleasant to tise taste. *v Foi*Sa!<‘ fry all Druggists. P'rice, $1.00 per liottI<\
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