Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 July 1881 — Page 5
THE STAR.
At Bottom Prices ! Paints, Oils, Varnish, Putty, Glass,
[Dye Stuff, Paint & Whit wash Brushes, Garden Seed, Drugs, Stationery, Chamois Skins, Toilet Articles, and Fancy Goods.
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April 2G, 1SS1.
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BIRCH & BROTHER.
REAPER and MOWER
i'rauk A. Arnold, Editor and Proprietor.
Skak New Albany, Ind., recently, a dael wa* fought between William Willis and Ib>bert Brunett, !a which the former waa d*u-
geroualy wounded in the face.
A YBW daya since throe ublldrcn of Stier!ft Mlcken, of Hernando < ounty, Florida, aged eight, eleven and fourteen yearn, respectirely, were murdered by a negro In whoee | charge they had been left. After robbing Che house the tiend endeavored to kill the father on his way home, but, instead, was captured, coufe-sed his crime and was lynohed in presence of two hundred citizens.
Foreign I-Htelligenoe.
Tilk Arabs at Sfax have driven out all Europeans and occupied the forts. They
EPITOME OF THE WEEK. Ehtereating Newt Compilation.
From Washington.
For the year ended June .10, 1881, the coinage of the United .States mints was:
Gold, $78,733,80*; silver, $27.Ctt.0frl.7J; 1 ^ SSng Iwei.v' ^
other metal, H0C>,10t).tl.>, making a total of
*106,788,040.70.
(>N the 1st the Secretary of the Treasury Issued the 104th cull for outstanding boads. It was for live per cent, registered bonds, issued tinder the acts of July 14, 18'fO, and
Wiujam Inman, the owner of the Inman line of steamers, died at Birkenhead, Eng.,
on the 4th.
ITIarion Township.
The gardens in this vicinity never. looked better than they do this year .... Benjamin Lisby lost one of his children last week—fever There will be an abundance of pears this season... .... A large number of the farmers had to take their Fourth of July in the harvest field Simon Lisby, Sr., cut ten acres of wheat in half a day with one
team... Miss Sophia Shoptaugh RINGWORM.
will teach the school at No. 1 L.L. Campbell & Co. started their threshing machine Friday The meadows are not as good as expected, conse-
quently lots of farmers will be short of SKIN HUMOR,
hay again next winter The saw
(jiticura
The Great Skin Cure
KcIiIiik >iml Scaly DisrnM'*, IIiimors ol Hu* Sralp and Skin Prrmunetly Fared.
Geo. W. Brown, 48 Marshall street. Prcvidence, K. I.. cured by Coticura Hexncdies of a Kincworm llumnr, got at the barber's, which spread all nuer his cars, neck and face, nnd for six years resisted all kinds of treatment.,
A vkw days ago, Lulller, an accomplished mill on the farm of John Cook is runswordsman, challenged Cassaguac, the noted ning at full blast John Hessler
had three cattle killed by the cars one night last week Old Father
presentaUon'at anv'time'prioT'to*tbe”lTt'of | ^ thB 'andui.hed i» at the disposal of , Lawrence, of Fillmore, was buried last j SCALD HEAD,
: Saturday Mr. L. Cassidy wa . „ A „ • ^ I II. A. Kjymona,
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F. H. Drake,
rake. Esy-. agent for Harper and
Brothers, Detroit, Mich., gives an astonishing account of his case t Eczema Rodent I. which hail been treated by a consultation of physicians without relief, and which speedily yielded to the Cuticuru Resolvent internally and
Cuticuraand Cuticura Soap externally.
the victor.
The Catholic Archbishop of Tunis has
been requested to resign.
Tub Bank of England has assured the
there were no failures. The number of | I National iiauhs now in existence is 2.122.
We want to Imy all Hie Wool in Putnam County, and a good share from adjoining counties, lor which we will pay THE BEST MARKET PRICE I m C .A IS. H . We have in store a large assortment of manufactured goods which we will Exchange for Wool At Such Prices as the 11 Oot (troircr Can \<>t Afford to IjcI /*ass. UKELNCASTLK WOOLLA MUXS.
Knit*trxf'ti tttiii vrrottt timnflril bn ih* tnvftt cal profemttinn, for
, general
St* hilittt. #’emale caNi-m, Vt ant of I ital • fw. Xcrrouti i*rontra tian, anti i'anvalcu[venvcfrotnb'ovvrHtAc
(K’tobir, with accrued interent fr«>m May,
1881 to date of vreaQiitatlon.
IVURINO the lust tlscal year fifty-four T’ta-
iioual BanUn were organized, witgi an atr- | ^ * a. x - • » , ' • i f - (W v Vi.,*.. « Goveraineut that if suitable arranKementH greirate cai>HaI of ^*,409,.00. Nltieteea i , .» » . » .. t . banks, with an aggregate capital of $1,620,- ^ U " ulJ ^ ^ ^ l n, cd Mates and 000, went iut> voluntary liquidation. ftnJ f ranoethe Bank would be w.llingto buy sll-
1 ver to the extent permitted by the Bank act of 1844—namely, to an amount nqnaliug one-
I ON the 1st the President made a neat , tou ^ ot lhe « o| d inlUbiiue departmenU 1 number of apbotntmcnu, among others the | Accor .ing to Mexican om.-lal reports
t, V*.... i Ts .. . ws t ha reanlts of toe Morelos Hall road accideut .... ^ ^ ^ . *’ 0 ' 11 ,u ln ’ l,J ' x 1 were 140 persons killed, and ilk person* 1 that at last our Trustee lias consented to MILK CRUST,
traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary u> , , , , , , , ....
Spain, hi place ..f Luclna Fairchild, who ^ l enlar * e thc 0r " lt r sehool-house and
Charles Pay-on, of
Auditor
.. F. W.. J. k S. R. R., Jackson, Mich., wss cured of scald head of nine years’ duration by thc Cuti-
cura Remedies. ECZEMA.
still running his self-binder last Thursday. B. H.
Finrnstle.
Thulium of tho thresher will soon be
hoard Vnavtu Ilnur..rc Rrnthoru Hon. Win. Taylor. Boston, Mass., permaneara nlessis. iiowirs, brothers | n . n ,j y cure j 0 f a hunj,,,. of the face an d scalp
essfully
& Co. will start their machine in a few ' Hi»t had boon treated unsuccessfully
. ! for twelve years by many oi Boston 8 best phy
days, and lhe Gosha machine will begiu | sicians and most noted specialists, as well as
operations Saturday.
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most note I European authorities.
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Spain, hi place
asked to be relieved
Massachusetts, Charge d’Affaires at Copenhagen, in place of Cramer, transferred to Switzerland; George Carter, of Louisians. Minister Resident to Venezuela, irice John Baker, recalled; Rev. Henry Highland . ...
Garnett, of New York, Minister Resident j T, 1 " e ’ , , ... . , . , , ,, , . 1. , , IIkadi.u (,11, having published a letter
and Consul-General to Liberia, in place of ... , •
r^n.. 11 , .1 ii 1 11 r,, ■ stating his disregard of the order of the John II. 8 my the, recalled; \\ alker Blaine. |
iugs and rendered five thousand families
, Mrs. Bowers, 143 Clinton street. CinThis cinnati, s|>eaks of her sister’s child, who ‘ was curep of milk crust, which resisted all
'ri.1.,1 v 1 . .. o . . . . , House of Commons expelling him, the l bird Assistant Secretary of .Mate, in j _ , , . . , * . . ,, J Speaker of that body announced on the place of < buries Paison, appointed Charge 1 1 . , „ .. ... | d’Affaires t„ Denmark. The President sent < "' "1 , r h u m 1 for Mr. W'alkcr Blaine and tendered the ap- |b * * xc,Uded the eorria ° rs unlil h,i
j pointment with many warm expressions of I friendly regard, telling him not to consider it as done on his father’s account, but on
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about forty were missing. —
had been commissioned „ — , , , . KH.bro school is entirely too large for one teach-1 remedies for two years; now a hne, healthy
| . ■ , .. boy, with a beautiful head of hair. A(ON’n.AUitvTlON at Rovno, Russia, a er, tnere being about to pupils |
few days ag> destroyed all the public build- Uncle George Hartman has been very FALLING HAIR.
sick, but is now improving Mrs. Mr. Frank A. Bean, Steam Fire n • n • 1 • 1 • 1 Engine 0, Boston, was cured of alopecia, Gannis under 18 convalescing falling of the hairs by the Cuticura Heme- .... No other sickness in our immediate lln VJd heVouid'i’;^! it r, '* t '' rud biS hnir when
neighborhood John Bridges’,
house approacnes completion, and soon 1 '-- J J u: ' '
John will want a housekeeper John Tool and Win. Trail went to Mich-
his own. The President has known him since his early childhood. The following circular, dated Executive Mansion, Washington, July 4, has been Is-
sued;
To the Press: Cn Imhall of President and Mrs. Garfield l A'-lmto make public acknowli'dirmcnt of the
i promised not to further disturb proceed
'Ton Alvensi.eukx, the distinguished!'8*° Cit - V on the4th Temperance German General, is dead. meeting Saturday night. Qncstiou—
According to an Alexandria (Egypt) telegram of the 6th the Khedive was about to decree the abolition of slavery in his do-
main.
Laugh quantities of gunpowder wore recently found in a ditch in thc village of Calus, Russia, which town the Czar had
Should the sale of ardent spirits be prohibited entirely? J. Grider, G. Dodd, Calvin Harris, Clark Twig and J. B. Fosher visited the Capitol City on thc
very numerous uioMugi s of condolence and « fow. t.cfnro Klfectton which have been received since 1 Visltt u a few days efore.
.Saturday morning from almost every stmo | Among the sand hills, about fnrtv miles M t TI.roThe rU Nu , r l rh And %nimToun- 80Ulh ° f E1 the almosl decomposed tries beyond ttm °seas have JI?me roe£ bodies of thirteen men of the Me vican Censiurcs of anxious inquiry and tender words id tral surveying parlv were reccntlv found by sympathy In such numbers that it has been i m , nier ip!iti tourist- if is believed that found impesihio to answer them in detail. I some American tourists, it i- Deuoeatnat theretore ask the newspapers to express for the ma--acre was the work of the remnant the President and Mrs. (lurtlcld the deop inai- 0 j Victoria’s band of Apaches, who for
Itude which they feel for the devotion of their |
fellow-eountrymcii and frieudi abroad in ^ns montbs have noon coinmitting|doprcdfttioU8
hour of heavy atnictloii. in the Sierra Candelerla.
Jam: 8 G. Bi.aink, « m
Secretary of State. ’ _
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Tlie Krtst.
ThB balloting for United States Senators
, „ , . , , . , ln , l ie ^ e,v York Legislature on the nth Ti f. number of immigrants arriving at resulted as follows: For successor to Mr. Castle Garden during the six months ended , conkling (short term): Potter, 53; WheelJuno 30 was 241,803 against 170,965 for th« w, 42; Conkling, 32; Lapham.ll; Cornell, corresponding period of best year. 6; < rowley, ti; scattering, 5. For sneersA KKW days ago Otto rooker, aged thlr- ' - or to Mr. Platt (longterm): Kerna.i, 53; teen, fatally shot Gustave Buetlncr, aged I |),.p.w,-5S, Crowley, 10; Cornell. IS; scatsixteen. with a toy pistol at Boston during ;*Vi H g, 12. No choice in either ca.se.
. a quarrel.
During the four years ended on the 30th I tilt. 1,003,514,000 postal-cards were issued i from the IV-t-Offlce Department at Wash-
i ingtou.
j I lie 1 resident has plaeed General James He was promptly arrested, ami proved to I 11 Assistant Adjutant-General, on the , a Urunken War Department clerk, retired list. By this change General liot.ert A London telegram of ihe till, says that Williams become- full Colonel and General | Mr . p >rai |laugh, the men.l.er of Parliament
Anotiikk crazy man wont into the Adju-tant-General’s oliice in Washington on the morning of thc Utb, slapped General Drum on the back, and said he had a revelation that he must kill Vice-President Arthur.
year- had covered his scalp w quarter of an inch in thickne-
Cuticura Remedies.
ith scales one-ne-s, cured by the
TREATMENT.
The Cuticurn Troatincnt eonaUtf* In the internal use of the Cuticura Resolvent, the new Blood Purifier, and the external tue ofCnticura ami Cuticura Soap, the (Jreat Skin Cures. For Sunburn, Tan mid (ireasy Skin use Cuticura Soap, an cxiiuUito toilet, hath anti nursery sanative, fragrant with delicious flower odors and healing balsam*.
. Our citizens are very anx- CUTICURA
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iously awaiting the result of the attempted assassination of the President Let everybody take Thk Stau- *
1 Iiiiii Ii Eledu'ailion.
Many of the readers of The Stau will! Boston. Mas*. ’
. . . . . , Ri'i All mailed free on receipt of price, to know of the completion and .M;7rco7„inu„u , /- a n.i dodicktira, free of debt, of the Presby-I pow»tnl slMibisai aetioa terian Church at Ladoga, Ind. Less than VOLTA.c • UCHIO^ o '|pi»^ r .
are for sale by all drug-
gists. Price of Cuticura, a Medicinal Jetty, small boxes, 50 cts.; large boxes, 81. Cuticura Resolvent, the new Blood Purifier, 81 per bottle. Cuticura Medicinal Toilet Soap, 2". cents, Cuticura Medicinal Shaving Soup, 15 cents. Principal depot. WEEKS A PUTTER.
/ll Af-rr-ttS than any 82battery mode "VSTfc-** They arc a -peedy and certain cure for Pain and Weakness of the Lungs, Liver. Kidneys and Crinary Organs. Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Hysteria, Female weakness. Nervous Pains and Weaknesses. Malaria and Fever and Ague. Pri ’e 25 cor Said everywhere. WEEKS A POTTER, Bon
Mass.
25 cents,
on.
Thomas Vincent Lieutenant-Colonel.
who was refused IBs seat because of IBs dis-
Aimb.d i. force was employed on the 2d be | ie f in the existence of a Divine Ruler, and 3d to guard the entrances of the Fifth had notified Mr. Gladstone of his intention Avenue Hotel in New Vork. where Vice-1 10 take hiB H . ttt Uy forco if possible, and to
President Arthur was stopping, against the entry of any person who might attempt his life. A detective also accompanied the
Vice-President to Washington.
Tlll'.ni; was a double-scull race on Charles River, near Boston, on the 4th, in which
that end he would ask tie assistance of his
constituents.
Thk Republican caucus of members of the New York Legislature nu t on the evening of the 6th, but, a call of the role showing less than sixty members present, an adjourn
Plaisted defeated Trlckct, making three , mc „ t Was h ud until the evening of the 7th, nuts 11 - • • ■ resolutions being adopted urging all RepubA.n insane Philadelphian named McNa- Beans members to put in an appearance, mara was arrested in Washington on the 5th. . _
The President.
Ax one o’clock on the morning of tho 7th the President was sleeping quietly after having passed a very favorable day. The attending physicians wore very hopeful of
He said he hud come to that city for thc purpose of shooting Secretary UhRiiO. He was
sent to an asylum.
A kkw days ago two adventurers, named Traynor and Olson, sailed from Bath, Mo., in a dory fourteen feet long and live feet
11. B. McGrath, the famous turfman, , '^chicken hroth, to wlii.Ji was added the died at Long Branch a few days ago. ' * lbume “ ^ ,,f un l c ^; Vlir ous i ' 1 , t, ‘ rval8
^ _ • during the day, and assimilated iL He even
a-ked for beefsteak, saying that lie was quite hungry, hut the physicians had to
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West and South.
ports furnished by the Boauls of Agriculture po.^j t,', 1 " have'"‘bl'en' quite I hcerfui of several of the Western Mates to the fol- duntig ihe day, and had apparentl, become low.ngeffect: In Ohio the yield was withthe faith of his wife that he pected o be alajuteighty per ccn. of ri*U wolll(1 woll . He made ^ood-natured
last year, the early sow,, being the best. mnarks „„ a mlIubpr of and at i be acreage in Michigan was aliout thc saimi ,
. 11. .11,, "ne time quoted some humorous passages
as in 1880, and only ten or twe he bushes,.,.
, . . , , from Shakespeare. Messages of sympathy per acre were looked for. Indiana expected n , , , , , . .. , , ""h 11,0 President and of congratulaa cro)> of onlv 30,14)1) 000 bushels, as against . i- , , lion on tho encouraging prospects of 4. ,000,000 last year, the qualitv being excel-i 1., _ 1 1 • , u . , s ' bis ultimate recovery were received by lent. Wisconsin had a largo acreage in < . , . _ , , , ,,, , , . , , ''ccretary Blaine during the day from spring, but a liulf lircudth of winter wheat, ” J
tlie Emperors of Germany and Russia, the
Lightest Iluuniug and Most Durable Machine in the market. Farmers Call and Examine this machine. M J. I tell k Ms West Side Square, Greencastle, Indiana.
and the crop was in fine condition. The , ’ , low , Board estimated the spring-wheat crop P , 0 P* e Brussels and Milan, the King of
at half that of last year, and the winter sown
at forty-four per cent.
On the 4th Maud .6. made a mile on lhe Detroit track in 2:13%. The truck is
claimed to be three seconds slow.
Two picnic trains on the Kentucky Central Road collided on the 4th near Covington, and four persons of that city were killed and fourteen wounded. Two of the
Norway and Sweden, from the Legislature of New Hampshire, and from various other civic bodies in every part of the world, as well as from several distinguished men of world-wide celebrity. Earnest prayers in behalf of the President, his family and tho country were still constantly ascending from tho hearts of Christians everywhere. When Rev. Dr. Sunderland, of Hie Christian Church in Washington, spoke to tho
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wrecked coaches look fire, and were reduced President soon after Ihe shooting and said toashes. Thc orders of the train dispatcher to him: “Mr. President, you have long were misunderstood by tho conductor and trusted in God, and I say to you that the engineer. heai t of the whole people will go out to God On tlie 4th a Stale Temperance Convcii- ln I'Uiyer that you may he saved.” thc Pres-
"•‘•m *• <• - 1 (txzvs&x hundred counties were represented. Ares- HU hands.”
olutlon was adopted asking the Legislature Tim New York Assembly, by arising vote to puss a Prohibitory act. on the 0th. unanimously adopted resoluA i.aBohkk engaged in grading a railroad , tions declaring that “ this Assembly, rectrackat Edcnvllle, Iowa, having expressed ogntzlng in James A. Garfield a Chief on the 5th the hop« that tho President would Magistrate sincerely desirous of fulfilling 1 not recover, was so badlv pounded by a M- !icspousiMc duties of his higli oilice with I i-„. ,..,...1. ' „ .1.1 „ 1 j loyal regard to the interests of the whole low-workman that be died. country, does hereby tender him 1 A KKW days ago the Supreme Court of its profound sympathy and respect, and the {Michigan rendered a decision in a case in j assurance that, with humble submission to which one man lent another inonex where- Divine Providence, the Assembly does most
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to artificially affect the price of any necessity hU heroic ami devoted w ife, we tender'our
of life was illegal, and the loan in this case
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one year ago there stood an unsightly and unused blacksmith shop, where now is situated a large and commodious house of worship. It is built of brick; in dimensions 38x56 feet; in height, 82 feet to top of spire. It has Gothic windows and door with stained glass. The ceiling is octagonal in shape and 24 feet above the floor. In tho rear of the pulpit is a niche four feet deep with side lights. The house will accommodate 320 peojile. I In dedication day it held perhaps 500. The total cost of lot, building and furnishing so far has been $3,270. This work speaks volumes for the church when we consider the mere handful of members. Eight | years ago this church was organized with twelve members. It now numbers but 42, and yet they have had mind and heart to work faithfully until a chapel for
praise lias crowned their efforts. On Sabbath morning, July 3, a large)
congregation gathered from town and | country to witness and participate in the]
exercises of dedication. On the pulpit 1 Jump Seats, Buggies, stand were ministers of various sister j n • txt churches, all of whom had kindly omitted rnffitOUS and iSpriDg WOgOllS. their own services to be present at ours, j Carriage Repairing of all kinds. Tho services consisted of a number of > Only agents for tho St. Louis Buggies— anthems appropriate to the occasion, in- ; the best cheap buggy ever sold in
terspersed with Scripture reading and ! prayer. The sermon was delivered by ] Rev. E. \V. Fisk, D. D., of Greencastle, | who also offered the dedicatory prayer., The discourse was one of the finest ever! delivered in Ladoga. The speaker’s) commanding form and voice, combined j with the excellence of the matter presented, hold together the large audience j which gave him most profound attention, j The discourse was most timely and be- j fitting such an occasion, a synopsis of 1
which would fail of doing it justice. A
statement followed to the effect that all j indebtedness had been cancelled, after I which the choir rendered with happy j effect an anthem entitled, “These walls
we to Thine honor raise.”
The too common mode of begging was dispensed with as needless, because what little was under promise was advanced and tho house made clear of any incum-
brance.
It was a happy day with this people, who so soon saw the fulfillment of their | desires. In the language of the prophet, Nchemiah, ‘‘So built we the wall, * * for the people had a mind to work.” While our own people have bourne tho burden) in the erection of this church, wc feel grateful to those who have so kindly as- j sisted in the good work. It is especially 1 with devout thanksgiving to God, who made Bethel the gate ol heaven to Israel,
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Christ Jesus throughout all ages, world ’“*■ without end. Amen.” T.D.F.
Mrs. Mary Martin, of Harrisburg, Pa., says: “I Isuffered severely from a complication of female diseases: that seuso of bearing down seemed as if it would kill me; my habits wer* irregular; nothing seemed to benefit me until I tried Brown's Iron Bitters. Thevjactod like a charm, and now l have perfect health.”
11th day of July. 1881, for the construction of a cistern at the intersection of Liberty and Mad-
ison streets.
Tne cistern to bo constructed in accordance with the plans and specifications on file in the City Clerk’s office, A bond for the proper construction and completion of tho cistern must accompany each bid. The Mayor and Common Council reserve the right to reject any and all bids. WILLIAM DAGGY, _ . City Engineer. Greencastle, Indiana, June 26,1881. 2tU