Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 July 1881 — Page 3
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VOL. 9.
GREENCASTLE, IND.,
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JULY 2, 1881.
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IIS SSH ICSE SIDES, 10m t si I >1 i^li «*< i INDIANAPOLIS, IND. SUITS. Tho balance of our stock of FLANNEL, GINGHAM — AND— SM ITS, Without n pard to C OST OK 1-OK!Ui:it rKICE.
All Goods Marked in
We boir to inform tlio la iics in and around (JreencmsHe that, whey requested by letter, we will mail, free ofcharjro, full lines of gumideB and -‘arefully fill and forward orders however jmiihII. by mail or express, as desired. Prices in every case the same as if tho purchaser came to Indianapolis and bought the goods at our store. Terms: Postoffice order or C. 0. I>. Pettis, Iveks & Co.
Furniture, Pictures & Picture Frames C. J. KIMBLE A SON, The only exclusive manufacturers and dealers in the county, therefore it is the only certain place to get good furniture at low prices. Let everybody go and see—in Hathaway Block, ly I'J
CITY AND COUNTY
atoici si:m ■« i.s
Of I III *
I,(Must Street < iiureli.
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SUCCESS
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Tom. Abrams,
OwinjrtnR Inrgely Zincreased business, has
been obliged to movod hit* stock of
Grocerios, Provisions,
GLASS & QUEENSWARE,
Norlli
To the large room on the
Side ol i'tililie S<|iiui'e,
Next door to tho dry go ds store of I. Hawkins where hie friends and the public generally will alwaye find the stock large, neat and clean, and prices will be lound as low or lower than elsewhere in Western Indiana, Ilit;li4‘st l , i , i( (‘s raid lor lltirlict* aide Cuuntry Frodiicc,
TOM AHKANIS.
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The undersigned oegs leave to inform the public that ho has added to hie livery stock
some of the
Finest and Latest Style cf Carriages Anti Buggies, and fine single and double driving horses. I am well prepared to furnish carriages for parties, weddings and funerals on short notice. Prices to suit tho times. Horses
and mules bought and sol 1.
(i R A N D (’ E N T R A L LIVERY, SALE and' FEED STABLE!
George Gettung of S»n Franncisco had a young wife who liked to goto halls ami [/icnics. while he preferred to remain quietly at houm. He resolved to reform her by punishment. Ho began by boxing her cars, next kicked her, and at the the third otlonce gave her a sound thrashing. Still she was not obedient. As soon as the black marks were gone from her face she went to a garden party.
George thought that a little stabbing, j not deep enough to kill, might have the |
desired effect. He followed her with a
sharp knife in his hand, and prodded her | several times in the manner intended. I
hut finally struck a deeper blow, and she died on the spot. His defence is that the homicide was accidental.
Northeast Greencustlo
SEiHiaY SCIi'S
M Wire Fern, LAWN A DRIVE GATES.
Cheap, Durable and Ornamental.
.1* . ■' and is tho 'inly g"nernl purpose wire lenoo now in use. It is ju.-t tho fence for gardener,, farmer, and itock-raiser,. and is very desirable for cemeteries, parks, lawns, city lot,, yflfpo arbors, trellises, and other ornamenta purposes. Their Lawn and Drive Hates, for beauty, strength and utility, are unsurpassed.
Their
Self-oiieniEgattacliiGiits for Drive gates have many advantages over any now in use. For prices or other (information, call upon, or address, 12. S. IHiilcy. or J.W. < hrlslie. Agents, Urecneaatle, Ind.
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A large audience gathered last Sunday at tho Locust Street M. E. Church, to
1 lain b iguren. w j tncg8 t | ie exercises attendant upon the
re-dedication of that pla^o of worship since its reconstruction and renovation. Tho old building was erected about eight years ago. It was intended to build a much larger edifice than was finally completed, the reason for which was that when having tho larger structure nearly completed a heavy storm broke upon it, almost demolishing it. So tho congregation had to content itself with a house oflimited capacity until the present when they were able to build the elegant temple which was dedicated to the service of the Lord on Sunday last. The new building, inside and out, is a model of beauty and comfort, and has a seating capacity of about 800 persons, which is provided for with handsomely carved and finished pews of walnut and ash combined, furnished by the Wabash School and Church Furniture Co., of Wabash, Ind. Tho scats are arranged to the best possible advantage, enabling the audience to obtain full view of the speaker from any part of the room. The acoustic properties are excellent, there being no difficulty to hear the speaker plainly and distinctly. Besides the main audience room there are four other rooms— two at the east and two at the west end of the building. The west rooms are used as the parlors of tho church, while the other two servo for various purposes. The walls, ceiling ami windows of the main room are frescoed and decorated in accordance with the most modern styles and patterns of ornamentation. The floor is carpeted w ith a rich Brussels, wonderful for the exquisite harmony of its colors—old gold and red. A beautiful pulpit occupies the front of the rostrum, which is also handsomely carpeted. Immediately behind tho pulpit, within a slight recess, space is set apart for the choir. Also directly above the pulpit, in an arch, is wiitten this beautiful Scriptural motto: ‘‘Worship the Lord in the Beauty of Holiness.'’ The house is effectually lighted by five clusters of bracket lamps suspended from the sides of the galleries, which extend around the
entire length of tho room.
In a word, tho members of Locust Street Church can pride themselves upon possessing one of the most neat and elegant places of worship in the city, Tho dedicatory services were begun according to tho M. E. Bitual, by Bishop Foss, of Slinnesota, after which the choir, composed of members of the different church choirs of the city, joined by the congregation, sang “Praise God, from Whom all blessings How.’’ llev. F. C. Iglehart, of Evansville, announced himn No. 800, after the singing of which ftd-
after which tho Bev. Harry A. Bechtel, of Kichinond, Ind., preached an eloquent and interesting sermon from the text found in 14th chap. Homans, 7th verse. After tho exercises were at an end a subscription was raised to pay off the indebtedness of the church, which amounted to nearly .$4,000.
A Kqnrnl.
The Brazil Register of last week squeals indignantly, as follows: The fame of our literary women it
seems has not yet penetrated to Tone Haute or Grecncastle. Since the Ladies’ Literary Society at tills place is in the second year of its existence and since it enrolls among Us members the authors of books of deserved popularity and of , ' : [Quinoy.Clll. (Daily Herald]
poems that have been well received by s,M-s,kiHK >-l»y tlir Card.” alumnae of well known institutions ol c H W ood, Esq., of tho C. &. T. Ry„ learning, this fact must be very humili- port Huron, Mich., favors our corresating. The Ladies’ Literary Societies ol j pendent with the following: Afier suffTerre Hdute and Greencastie united in a eri,l K for n « 1 ‘ rl y a y uar « ilh rheumatism , , 4 4 . . , , receiving treatment from most oi the basket picnic at this place yesterday; hogt llh b y8icil|ns jn Mjc higan and the but strange to say, they sent their sister West, 1 happened to try a bottle of 8t. society here no invition to join them. | Jacobs Oil. Upon the first application 1 The excuse offered was they had not used fully half a bottle, and its efl'ect heard of the Literary Society of Brazil.! wa * a . l,,,ost ’, ns, ‘" ta " eou> ; \ i,n ™ edi : . J J .. . ately dropped fill other treatment, and Now who is to hioino .or all this loex-* con ^ ne( j |n y ge |f ( 0 uge H i ono# Aftar cusable ignorance? Is it to be supposed the use of three bottles, instead of beim:! that the citizens of Brazil are unlettered driven to my business, or moving about ! and ignorant because Brazil is a coal- on crutches, 1 walked from one to three-
, , n . miles daily about business, and have
mining town? If Greencastie and lerre i, 0 „„ f r „„ r rnm ,i.; a ,iw,.« U n f,,r
Haute are of this opinion, they aro inex-
HANNA & BLACK, B
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cusably uninformed. Brazil is one of the twinge of it.
most thriving little cities of the west, and ,ci,K ' s k " own ‘o mo are useless when . . it-, ,, , , compared with the Old German Remedy, she is not behind in intellectual culture Uge this gtatement when and wh erc it
because she is foremost in manufacturing | nuits. and mining. But tire excursionists missed [ a good dinner and princely entertainment
by not posting up.
Have in rtock a full ami eomi'lvte lino of Parlor Furniture, Library Furniture, Chamber Sets Dinina Room uml Kitchen Furniture, Lounges, Patent Rockers of the best styles, Marble Top nn.l Plain Tables, Pictures and Picture Frames, and in fact, everythihg desirable in the Fur-
niture line. • Largest Stock and Lowest Prices. U XT D 23 RTAKirr C
been free from this horrible disease for | In all its branches, carefully attended to. A full stock of I'ndertaker's Hoods constantly on over a year, not having the slightest, hand. Our Hearse is one of the finest in this section of the State ,|
Hence, I say that ail med-,
A woman demolished a saloon with an axe at Liberty, Ind.. because the proprietor persisted in selling liquor to her
drunken husband.
The more costly the shoe worn by children, the more important it is that they should be protected from wear at the toe by the A. 8. T. Co. Black Tip, as they double the wearing value of the shoe, and give them a neat appearance.
ftaj-The Anderson Review says: I’rof. J. N. Study has been elected principal of tho Greencastie schools at a salary of $1,000 per year, and in reuse ol four hundred dollars oyer the salary he was receiving here. During Mr. Study’s residence in Anderson he has made many
warm friends, who deeply regret to see * >r ' poplc i i a tra... him depart. His ability as a teacher is i st,,t0 are * blo - lhou 8 h rarel y- t0 Rpe beyond dispute, and while the Review "^thoroughly bandaged eyes. The in common with the rest of the commun-1 ^ were made with playing ear is. ity is sorry to lose him, it is also glad he 1 “Dr. Lindsey's Blood Searcher’ cured is doing so much better, and hopes him m y 9 ° n of erysipelas.” Mrs. E. Smeltall the success imaginable. He probably ' Zur ’ ' , * nl ——— will not remove from this city for several , '* ie tb e punishments in the ?iassaweeks yet. ' chusetts Reform School has been to place
carpet tacks under the offender’s heels
I points upward, thus compelling him to
stand on tiptoe or get punctured.
Stay On last Monday night, a thief, fearing not the law or its consequences, feloniously entered the domicile of Col. C. C. Matson, and carried oil' his panta-
Corner Public Square Ind. JOHN CAWLEY.
Since vitality or nervous strength is
loons and took therefrom $19 of lawful ‘‘"gendered most speedily by tho use of
but un ,h. pocket-book „„d
uanle papers behind. I he thief is at j only to mitigate the violence of wasting large, hut is wanted badly. ; diseases, and induce a rapid recovery, teTA boy whose name wo were una- to protect such as use it f.om * . , being attacked be epidemic maladies.
HANNA & BLACK, 14 and 16 E. Washington St. GEORGE BICKNELL,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
WAGONS,
PLOWS,
HARROWS, And Farm Machincrj CfiUiieraHy. Iron and Steel, Horse Sheet; and Hor.«e-Shoea Nails. Has just received another car-load of tho celebrated OLIlKn CHILLED CLOU S.
Also,' the
CASSIDY SULKY PLOW,
Warranted to give satisfaction, or no ?ale, after a fair trial. On ban 1 and for sale
P> K A TT I N S SHI NG L E S.
The Celebrated Eed Jacket Iron Beam Steel Plews^ Endow Bolling Harrows; Deere & Mansur Rotary Drop Corn
Planters, and the Deere Cultivator with springs.
Agent for the Fxeelsior Reaper and Mower and Twine Binding Machine, and the Dor«ey Twine Binder Reaper and Mower, dust arrived, a car-load of the celebrated Studehaker Wagons. Sole Agent for Guar SeotPs steam enaings, saw-mills and threshing machines. Having secured competent workmen, am prepared to repair and repaint buggies, carriages,
a trial.
OME TREATMENT. A certain enre for Nervous Debility, Seminal Wcak- „ ness, Impotence, etc.
The Rf cipes tired in ir.y practice for 25 Years bthI aa illut : rated book of fiO jiages pivin^ full di r. I nr for: elf tm'dineiit. sent free. Address DU. T. WILLIAMS. 455 K. VUee UihvaiiK W»
blc to karn was quite seriously burned j
by a bomb from a Roman candle, last Galveston society welcomed.Jsupporteck et0 -, an reasonable term*—give mo i
Monday evening during tho display of ‘'"i a U lj| R worshipped a “Capt. E. i*. Northeast cornpr Columbia and Indiana streets, Greencastie, fireworks. He was carried into‘Veik's} 15o a*erie Tempest,’’believing him when Particular attention to horse-shoeing ami repairing generally
grocery store and his wounds properly he said that he belonged to tne ^ r 'l ,s h ^^^^^ 111-1 ^ attended to. navy, was a boon combanion of tho Prince _ __ __ teTThe Danville Union mvs Mr. \ . uf XVall!S ’ and ,ia ' 1 plenty of money com- THE CHICELERIHG
D. Hamrick and daughter. Miss Mary 1 ,n S r, » ht awa y lro, “ home - JIe was Hamrick, of Putnam County, have been i' ,1, P os,or L
spending a few days in Danville, visiting tlio families of Mr. L. M. Campbell and
Dr. L. II. Kennedy.
teylt was a common sight on the lili Logan, a Milwaukee widow, reto sec a tub of water with J-lciiions-3 in a legacy or $17.i,U<AJ, and at once it, labeled “lemonade.” became an object of matrimonial interest. HT-Mr. Chas. E. Matson and wife, of Shc !,t ' ems t0 havo beco,,ie a con
Brazil, spent the 4th in this city.
“Worth their weight in gold’’ is *-liat ‘Sellers’Liver Pills” are said to be. If
you don't believe it try them
| fused by her suiters, for she promised to | marry Mr. Kelly, and then married Mr.
A celebrated preacher makes the rec- Spencer. I he consequenre is a breach
PIA N O,
TEL IE TTOTOIR, ad for the i tFlftj on Year the {Acknowledged Standard of tha
■rl l living rcii’icd m t niily l.y the maker* of this country, but ut Kurupe—will be offered
during the ( resent condition of trade at
Urciitly 'Hcdurrd UrircK.
In i
ommendation of Ayer’s Pills a matter of religious duty. When people aro bilious and dyspeptic, what they need is the Gospel of Health. In such cases, the best creed to swallow consists of thirty
lowed an interesting and thoughtful ser-
mon, dclit cred in an able and masterly j sugar-coated articles in a pill-box.
manner. The subject was, “The opposite views of death as considered respect ively by Christ and Paul,’’ taking for the
basis of his thoughts the portions of the longing “ 0 FranU | in (irofr and as thc y 1 pay him the difference out of her Scripture found in Matthew, 20:19, John, j ^ about , o entcr ai)0ther nuld of lds mgs. The court cut down his
lt>.li,mid l iiillipia.is, ...^ l. ! ho ploughed a ditch, into which they fell:'^ s ^'
Bishop Foss is about fifty years of age, , . , , ,, r ^
1 j j ' I when he burned them. Joseph
In Jefferson township, Pa., the army worms devoured completely seventeen acres of grass and two acres of corn be
of promise suit by Mr. Kelly for$25000 \\ by an object o( loathing and disgust to yourself and society from catarrh, when Sanford,s Radical Cure, externally and internally administered, will cure every symptom of the disease. Every package is a complete treatment. Only $1. july. A Philadelphian guardian charged $r>(K> for administering an estate of $ l()',i. The ward was a girl, and ho wanted her to!
earn- | bill to I
weregrante.l nur Pianos in the HREAT \vi iKLli’S F A I K in LuNDON, Knl: ot the HREAT l-iXPoSHTnN in PARIS, iv-; I,t the IN I KUNATIONAL EXPOSITION in Finli, 1ST '; anil at the grand Cen tenniall Ex'bition, i’ll i laid |li ia.’Tfi.
All person- wishing to purchase or examinellinstruments our ware-room*.
are re«peotfully*invited to lis
prepossessing in appearance sessor of a well-modulated
which he can easily hold the attention of the largest audience, deeply impressing
Kal-j A Smooth Complexion can be had by j acres I cva.-ry lady who will use Parker’s Ginger Tonic. For promptly regulating the livr and kidneys and purifying the blood
Forced by my political connections there is nothing like it, and this is the
lbc '", S bach of the same place lost eleven
voice, by , J of grass.
Cliickering- & Sons, 130 Fifth Avenue, New York. ! 156 Tremont Street. Boston. BLOOD! BAD BLOOD, MADE PURE BV J. M. LINDSEY'S
having that power of complete control , over the people, from the youngest to the
WE will pay tho above reward for any case of 1 oldest, which is so desirable and com-
Liver Complaint, Dyipeasia, Sick Headache, I ,
Indigp-tion, Consti|>Htion or Ooctivones; we ; nientlal'le in a
r>(hi reward i
cannot cure vt
'< nstipiition ith West’s Ve
public speaker.
saw my face and head covered with scrof- See notice.
ulous humor," said a gentleman reccntiy
cured by Cuticura Remedies.
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Statistics shnw that in
July
England,
! France anti Belgium there is but one
In bringing the Prickly Ash Bitters be-! aliysiciun to every 8,000 inhabitants: in
Costiycness we ;
wh«n the direction* are ctrlvdy compUed wiih! ’ At t,,rcc O ’ c,ock P- ,n -'» Iove was i for,? tho P ub| ic, we claim that it is one of j Germany, Austria and Ito’v one to druggist*. Beware of counterfeit* and imitn- , , , , a disordered liver. By using them acJOHN C T WFst‘%C0 “Tb^EorMilkvr"^' is! I h,i< ’' ni MC1 P rrsont Wcnt away cording to directions they will keep the The highest hopes and interests of tho and 1H3W. Madison St.. Chicago. Free’trial feeling that a little time spent in the system in a strong, healthy condition,and ,. ace n . 8t on t j 10 p ur ity, health and p.rkagoent 0 fiy47 P ra j* C of ,ho Lord had greatly blessed prevent any miasmatic influence. Ask strengt h 0 f womanhood. We take pleas-
Searcher!
cent stamp
Noficc »i AdailnlstratMB. XT OTIC E ic here by given that the under1M ,-ignod ha* boen anpointeil by the Clerk ot
the Circuit Court of 1’uluam County, .State of Indiana, administratrix of tho € ;tatc of Lydia
his soul.
The special exercises were continued
aTof¥u7uar , cSSntY.8t”. r .:2fl»t7:45 p. m. Again a large audience
1 — .1 : .. I.. .(r.a',,4 (lie...,.4 I \ 1,,. ta t
| your druggist for
bottle.
$1 per
juiy
b” Vxihnsun . iatc of Putnam County, dcoased. 1 a,<S0, “ b,ed at ll ‘ cao St ' rvicc8 ’ wbich wpre estate i* supposed to he *olvaDt. opened by singing hymn No. 19. Rev.
GEK1RL DR li. .1U ll o pUN *1-, - .
Jane IT, 1881. 3tl) Aduinutratrix. [ t era C. Iglcnart then ouered prayer, |elsewhere io this issue.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELERS. Special inducements are offered by tho Burlington route. It will pay you | to read their advertisement to be found
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ure in referring our readers to the re markable efficacy of Lydia E. Pinkhatns Vegetable Compound in all that clarsse. diseases from which women Buffet so much. 211
Sure death to potato bugs. on II. C. STEEG for the receipt.
Call
FOR AhL DLOOD DISEASES SUCH AS Ulcers, Scrofulous Diseases, Erysipelas, Pimples, Roils, Sore Eyes, Scald Head, Mercurial Diseases and Malaria. For Loss ol Appetite, Nausea of Stomach, and Indigestion, this Medicine cannot be surpassed. The proprietors have certificates enough on hand to till a good sized volume, all of them the free will offerings of those who have been cured by the ‘‘Blood Searcher.” Send for circulars. Sold by all Druggists. R. E. SELLERS & CO., Prop’ts Pr. Sellers’ Liver Pills cure Liver Complaint,| Headache, Oostivenesi. D zisia Fever & Ague. £ml