Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 July 1881 — Page 6

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Callender & Dunn,

Il’roprictnrs’of

CASTLE MILLS

^Dealers in

■fii

. ^. ytmm,

Flour, Meal and Feed. gkmmT Highest market |.ri< c |.ni>i for grain.

Custom rrindin*»»l ty. _ , . _ On Mill u>t formerly oo-ui.ie.i f > cage’s min Furniture, Pictures 4t Ptctupe Frames SOITU JRKENbAMi L. , C. J. klMBLE 4 SON, - I The only ezolasWu msnufketnren nnd denlur

] in the county, therefore it i.* 1 the only ccrtaii

place to eet good turuiture at low prices. Let every bod: go and see—in Hathaway Dloek.

Grscncastle Foundry

ly 19

-AND-

THE STAR.

Culver's Iren Drag Saw CITY AND COUNTY

31 VOIII1SK OOMI^VINT

—Manufacturers of—

And all kinds of Machimnyand Castings. aarReimiring on Mill Work and Farm M

chinery done promptly.

■Miop near South iko ot, ftreencastle, Ind.

J.XJ X I T \t V !

Passengers via the

Bi:E Kt)i’TE! I. A St. L. and C. C. St I. H'ys, ta • ^in with

INDIANAPOLIS, CINCINNATI

Ohi- Srribe’s Sfarrh lor Xrus Coiilimirtl ’t'lii-oiiKlioiit

Itiortie Pnliiiiiit,

week we paused with a dcscripm of Fillmore. This week we wilt be-

oitovKi.Axn.

CLEVELAND. BUFFALO,

\FW YORK J>OSTO\ |ThisliUlo village, composed of some

NEW

Ami all

ENGLAND

1 two hundred inhabitauts. is situated on

CITIES, the Bain bridge & trroveland Gravel

Aro ofit-Tcd New and IT imi.i .-I ■ i.ins Caachcs, |;oa<i. J. Turner and Owen & Bio. keen

which run

THROUGH WITHOUT it'll ANGE general merchandise. J. Turner also

j has charge of the postofllce, which re

ST. TOT 1 IS <fc NKW YOTK; ceivcsantl forwards one mail a day.

And for the Special Accommodation

ol Persons Going West.

The one great thing needful in the place at present is a (louring mill. Groveland

Reclining Chair Cars Free of Charge t S a splendid location lor such an estabBetween | lishment, and the people are very anxCLEVELAND, INDIANAPOLIS ious that some enterprising miller shall f ^ 'LL -| p -p I locate here. Daily & Congers have _L . .j—l LJ -L pitched their photograher’s tent in the

Making Direct Connections for

Missouri, Kaunas, Texas, Colorado and

California.

nil points in i town for a short time, and are ready to

do good work on short notice. There

In order to secure berths in Tbron fh Cars j rn . and the lowest rates for freight and iiassagc- two Liinstian

call on

A. P. HARRISOX, AGENT.

Or Address,

C. C. GALE, , A. 1. SMITH, Geri*lSuperintendent, Gcn’l Puss’ger Ag’t Indianapolis, Ind. tf41 Cluvelmul, (

TTj

Weavers & Cordery,

Ult \

I.Mi.

3m]0

denominations repre-

sonted—the Cumberland Presbyterian and M. E. Church. Groveland is distant from Barnard, the nearest railroad point, about seven miles, making It impossible forthe citizens to gain easy access to the

rail road.

Traveling three miles to the northwest we next came to the neat and cosy little

town of

NKW MAYSVILLE.

This little town is situated on a slight elevation, with beautiful rolling country lying on all sides. There is a great deal of sickness throughout the community at the present time, and the physicians practicing here. Drs. Owsly, Farris and Stvindall, are kept busy day and night. Two persons do a thriving business in dry goods, groceries, clothing, etc. They are represented by John Sutherlin and J. C. Oakley & Co. The latter tirni also carry a complete stock of drugs, tobacco and cigars. Geo. Hendricks does horse shoeing in first class style. Richard Coates is the only cabinet maker and joiner in the place. There are three churches in the place: The Methodist Episcopal, of which Rev. W. A. Smith, of Greencastle is pastor, the Baptist and Christian churches. Richard Coates provides the only place lor wayfarers to

^ ^ * 3 *, j.' .I /I.'' 1 * il sl0 P> Md entertains them in a hospitable

f . \ . ..Hi

PARKER'S GIftfGERTONfCV

‘Gingpr, R uhu, llnndr»kp« Sflllingia and

bined so ski’Tully in Parker s Ginc.hk 1 nk as<

HPH

to make it the greatest Blood Purifier and the BcRtllralthnndStrrngth Restorer ever used ’ It cures Dyspepsia, Rheumatism. Neuralgia Sleeplessness, and all diseases of the Stomach Bowels, Lungs, Liver. Kidneys, Urinary Organs' Randall remale Complaints. ' . If you arc wasting away with Contafltptii n ot my (Useaae.tsaetheTonic to-day. No matter what 'your symptoms may 1 «•, it will surely help you Remember' This Tonic cures drunkenness os the Best Family Medicine ever made^entirely ! iff (Tent fr m Bitters, Ginger Preparations and ! thei Tonics, and combines the best curative prop-] •ertiesof all. Buy a 50c. bottle of your druggist None genuine without our signature cn outside 1 wrappur Hd n C CiH-rn^ts. NT-vv V rk

PARKER'S HMR BALSAM

it ecoI’Mlilg

post master, and agent of the L., N. A. d:,1 arr * e b^nb-l, DC, lb .8; Meuter

C railroad. A. I’ayton deals in grocer- Baehelder, D4 2, lb ,.

Hr til ENtutr Triinslrrs, Cynthia J. Hawn to R. L. Coates, W. lots 4 it 13 old plat, town of New Maysvtlle, for $200. Hiram B. Allen to Thomas Wilson,

town

ies, and W. D. Payne in drugs, medicines and every thing in that line of trade. Again proceeding, we at length came to the elegant and improved farm of Jamas Bridges, one mile wast of Bainbridge, where we stopped and enjoyed the kind hospitalities of his excellent family for a time. Ms Bridges is largely engaged in stock dealing, no’ a week passing without shipping several cars to eastern mar-

kets. He has at present on hand, and is 1°1 4 * n i’***feeding over one thousand hogs for early $D>0.

shipment. j Forest Hill Cemetery to Didame CumThursday we wended our way into j tilings 13 B No 1 Range 10, 1 orest Hill

bainbridge, | Cemetery, for $22.

a town of some 500 or 600 inhabitants,' M - Homotte to Thos. Debenport local, d on tho L., N. A. & C., ten miles l>t- lots Sinclair enl. Greoncastle for

north of Groencastle, to ascertain what

we could pick up, and succeeded as fol- City of Greencastle to Daniel Maholows. H. C. Black, dry goods, notions, "ey 5 B 2 Range 7 Forest Hill Cemetery groceries, hats, caps, boots, shoes, queens-i* or toward and glassware; J. G. Limbrock, 1 tt. L Hathaway to I.ucy W. Lee et al. hardware, tin rofing and spouting; W. T. | ft W 0. P. Greencastle for $300. Batman, stoves, hardware and builders' ; W . W. Allen to Nellie Hammond .10 hatdwute; S. J. Stone, groceries and non s in Jefferson tp. for

I.lie’s Mysteries. IBy MAitiuKier Lkslik.1

Samuel Crose is number one in total There are some thiiiR* in this stnuure land

, t-, va i. * • ii Ilevond tmr coiniirehtinsion :

average, and Emerson Dallvrd in sciiolarehip. G. VV. Lee,

Supt.

Beyond our comprehension;

Thnt we should all things understand,

WM never God's intention.

For now we look through darKcned glass.

And view the shadows as they pass.

Why some wear crowns upon their head,

(Not always those deserving)

While others vainly strive for bread,

Ne’er from their duty swerving:

Why things are not dealt out more lair, That each receive his rightful share.

Why life is full of grief and pain,

instead of joy and gladness:

\n >• Btnil«a and pUmiii* maj not raifa*

Instead ot tears and sadness;

a’ 'I’hnt inf ii o v f* r v mill

of Roolsville for Ala,! That into every oui. If poured the ,ull which each must sup. Why those most (rood, and fair and wise.

Whom most the world has need of, Aro railed to live beyond the skies’ Like those whom oft we read of.

While some whom well the world could spare,

Are left to fiifht, and drink and nwvax. The c thinirs and many more we find,

Bewilder and perplex us.

They are too areal for our weak mind,

And so they fret and vex us.

But when we see as ''face to face,” The reason why we’ll gladly trace. (Indianapolis Indiana Farmer. 5

JC VtT) body aCi^Itt.

When every one says a “thing is so, it must be so.” On this point Mr. A. H. Lyman, Druggist, Manistee, Mich., I writes; Every one who tries St. Jacobs Oil, says that it is tho best remedy ever

rheumatism. Mr. White,

| customer, after having employed every

D Bkelton J known specific for rheumatism was cured

' j by St. Jacob’s Oil.

% LUZMIZBlCilR,, SHINGLES, LATH.

All Orders Promjitly Filled At lowest figures to ha found in this section of the State. Satisfaction guaranteed to every purchaser. A IYIT5K1) IIUtT\ Yard west of tho city, on the gravel road. 3m3

mMfwimm :itriUaUi va: m is it. sy ax. i:z:z, mo.

vGlkn

'DIU*. Pbynl- Ians in chftr.:. t ill old and well known * ii ^tlt-iitl m oro i.. r-td-jaUih lu medlolneun<l

UCA lu til «tUair hk o o'-d.np.r

& AfNiu'-ref,.. '.itii tv l ropu

t!i«lr irsiit ment of t- >• >;■»•£. . i ’tl t’iist»H.

i cj r» • r-. * w* <• r ,

ro reji.

s-TKery. Years of F.' Obvorlc Dise<t«eo ba bo ruach superior to *. ; tMnt thi*y hiiro ii' in ■”

i r id j:tt«is In medicine un«l

ec.i sof F.' t ri■ uce lu tlin treatment of seaseo ba.v, iiiudo tliair hklll ami nMlIty ■ arlor to t : ordim ry i >.■ titt mar.

liU.Uou tkrou^li

provisions; Mrs, McDaniels, millinery; j ^ L. Jones to D. 1). Skelton D.l acres used

C. C. Coffman, druggist and apothecary;,’ n Madison tii., for $400. P. C Manning, restaurant, bakery ami] Nancy A. ..ohnson to D. confectionery; Lu. Louis, sadler and bar-1'''^ > n Madison tp. for $ h 1 ).

ness maker; Louis Loinburg, furniture -DM- Jones to D. D. Skelton, Ini 1 he Builalo i-x press gently chides a and undertaker; Dr. Cline, practising • crcs Ma.iison tp. for $400. ; bride of that city who got married in a physician; Mat. Rea, boot and shoe ma- 11 R Kurtz to G. F. Lewis. 13 acres pair of stockings valued at $150. One ker; Mr„. S. Taylor, mdlinery; Hubbard > Fln V*l tp. for $215. j hundred and forty-nine dollars’ worth of j & Fry farming implements: French Oak SIL Hillis to Monroe tp„ land in bonnet, and $1 worth of stockings would j loy, meat matket; Geo. Ritter, restau- Monroe tp. tor $1. | have made more show,

rant and grocery; Lyman Merrick, pro- Lilian M. DeMotte to John A. 1 raw

priotor of National House; Mead Bros., A”' pt. lot 3, Sinclair s enl. Greoncastle,

flouring mill. The blacksmiths are Chas. T or $•’'-0-

Lloyd, Ji n. Gwynslad and James Smith The wagon makers and repairers are A. Finley and Geo. Wampler: Geo, Constanrer, barber and hair dresser. Taking a iioithwesterly course from Bainbridge, we arrived in due time at

KINCASTLE,

A little town situated on the Greencastle and Crawfoi dsville gravel road, and twelve miles north of Creencastlo. When we reached Fincastle we were in the garden spot of Putnam County —at least that is what the citizens of north Putnam say. We can say fora certainty that we saw better corn and wheat here than in any other section since beginning out short tour. The first person we met was Mr. Jesse B. Fosher, of the firm of Fosh er & Grider, with his smiling countenance, standing behind his counter, ready to provide for all who wisely choose to enter within his portals, with dry goods, groceries and everything in the way’ of notions. W.A. Stultz deals in drugs, medicines and groceries. There are two

churches located here, that

Hrport of I’oiii'li] of Jssly Tiitaucc i 'oisittiiiK'i*.

KftluUHOf tat» or KiilH’f. treated with suoc -. with'vi n vrnf y or ]' »i*. w « Mi^lloinvNw YOU WO ^ L: iof» « t»r ac* who ara ' T r/nTp” • : ••.-i.i ,• 1 ’iin tho elfoct* of a aisKBBB that urili' its viv tin »f*»r ht.jia- eco* laarriuge, pftrTIian«n T ly f rv-M',*rPi o pxj'i run.

ass r-'k'-r

personal mnsullatioi! ;s l. .i.nr l, whicl; ;t FREJ3 snJ invittd. List of q-.iBitioas to be \ .severed by {Htisi.u dusiring treat* i.i. - lit nisiled It to »ny address on api lu ati 'n. ' FursoHi^sufr -rliig fn ci Iti’pLuru bln nld wen t (’jetrad lreu«,V %i.nd loarn binnetF iHy to tUelr advantiige. It Is not n trnsa." C old ii umca’i •»* ; ictljr coofi leutial, si 1 abi uld be aicTcsssj mmS. Norik *Ui tit. Louie, Alo. ; HOF. HAd.HJS’ RADICAL CURE FOB EPEBMATOnEEffiA. , ^ TiilC SEMINAL DASTiLLE’’

''‘•'JWk ! ^ jW ^ positively ailocf-

lo Mn-lr y I ,vo Reinedv for the speedy

| and | uiaiient Cure of

’ fc i(*tniual Fti

Trade Mark.

BKCK1PTS.

Cush Sabscriptions Contributions* Total

CASH PISnri.SEMKN rs.

Fireworks Water Speakers, stands, printing

Ice and decorations

So!zi< k lSiiia& lor you to ISezier&n*

ber

Don’t you forget to toll your sisters and i vour cousins and your uncles and your—we i beg pardon, but we want you to tell all your]

relatives and acquaintano s, that Coap’s Me# > - Tc~r—Application to the prin. ] United Monster Shows and Paris Uiia*odrouie, , RemitsIrinfi'. tufju-nceVh i ki'mi^fj r V>3°\eii’, d Ej| Cr ' ! which has created such an avalanche ot fu- XTr0thra - Tf,a

MvTniual Ffummons •£ pmpofeiipy bv the -lu'y

ie way, via: Dir

: cl ilii

£ 79 501 roro throughout the amusement world is com- ? ." p \, ,u V n, 'V* '*i ,tQ iC On i n £ Greeneastlo, the 2 of August, I sooth°,ig L ■ *d rector

rierveua

, $349 50

j r.o p.ii u <

loot; Htisurbed, prudi

•* elFod upc

acui* amt

1’ W ..IIVA 'iv. a.O 1 *1 I Poetage, telegrams nod easli oa bauner 17 97

or me yiivemsDce, i urtlilts of life ; it is 'jducing .a Imme-

thr sexust s: i s and rir,ss*f,

ir, restoring the mtud to

■ -• • «i ’ »»ou»Td t .••mo. jr. rvomrinr the Dimoe^B of

i ii. . . ‘ i of Idea

o i’>i) ivreal snow, tell them to read tho following rio-. 10Society,-to., etc.. . ih. a, i^irsn.o. f prcr.ia-

pped firom the I noin ti pa .','.i'v.’ ; ■ tihukOn’iiamlS'im pera, and be oonvineod of il exoolUnoo and i.; \ . . S* merit. The Cincinnati Enquirer says: I ^ n,uc ^ P r e«c.ibcd in ti-c— —■ • -

And if they want to know why you arc so ! solicitous about remembering the date ot this

‘ 2 35!

Contributions Cash in bands of Committee.--Total

S 340 72 ....? 70 00 .. 82 77

$319 50 F. A. AHNOLD, Chairman. C. S. Uammoxd, Seo. and Treas.

‘‘Mildrad’a Cadet; or. Hearts and Bell-Bat - tons” by Alice King Ilainilton, wile ofa United States Army OIBcor, is an unusually fascinating and origins! love story, denting spiritedly with a summer sojourn at West Point. The style Is light, breezy and delicious, the interest is continuous and absorbing from first to last, the plot is full ol telling points, and tho incidents are both strikingly romantic and novel. Tho language is crisp, the description pictarssquo, and tho ohnracters so naturally drawn that they seem ready to stop down from

of the Uni-; the pages and take partin actual life. Mil-

versal denomination, tvho possess a hand

dred. tho heroine, objects to wedding a man a

, . , , .. .number of years her senior, the choice of her some brick house, presenting a neat ap- , wpa | thy alld ambitious parents. She is taken poarance both inside an I outside, and | to Went Poi nt and there, ofcourse, falls in the Christian. lovo with a cadet. This brief inkling of the r ,,. ii. I plot is sufficient to show tho drift of tho story T

1 hence we proceeded to

‘Tho success of Coup’s Circus, which gave Noummi its final performAuce last night, was unprecedented in the annals of show business in this city. It created such a furore as was never heard of in these parts. This success was due to tho fact that it is not only the best circus on the road at the present timo. but it

is the best managed one extant.

Mr. Coup treats the public honestly, acts toward it as only a large brained, conscientious man would to a single individualbi personal dealing, and the result is confidence is established, and money flows into his coffers in an almost endless stream. Every attraction billed was seen by his tens of thousands of delighted patrons, and after the first performance the show advertised itself. No one went away grumbling that he did not get hi» money’s worth. This sort of management pay.-, and Mr. Coup will find that he has sown a crop that will reap a golden harvest. May he

come again.”

h.ii hi

f.roiirincLd

I ral! If( ul >», and, I it any j rruuiunl r

k» mariv cac bear

. raBcv

wit.icn In, v ith L; i it any ) rrr.ianant rood There i* • '■ uttbiai eparatKn. rractic^lolaBrvattoBtnablM u. to I’Oiitm y guarantee ib.it it will gtvo unttisfaction.— Furiui the t < t >e w , Oiat it !■ t« I een io renera! u»e. we Lara

tLauijaud* i>t ie •tiiuouii l y the Medical I rntei

discovere I of reai'btii| ai I curinx t oi very pre ttiat is iifll kno« ti be (be cause ot untold mim

and upou win

ic.atid it ie m w cotrceded

I Biran* yet lent trouble, »ery to so man

»» noatri

ii to i’1

id t i be t iiioet rational wieatie

i 1 Curing t,i,» very prevnu

»n J utK.u wfc..io qttac :•* f rwy witli their umIcs* imatrui big fees. The Remedy )e j ut up in nrat box.’e, ot thteo illee. No. 1, (enouj-li t.> la»t a month.) #3, No. 3, U'lflkn

e/lect a rernia;i? it cure, unleea in etwrc c.

perni»:u:it cure, unices in

('ajtinff over turre uiontlia, will

vigor m tt»e worst cases.) 87. Sem by mail, sealed wrappers. Full DIR£CTIORU for using w;

end I r ti DesCf:p

O. 3. (sutFicietit t»

rvvere cases.) 85; No. 3,

and restore

Tho Cincinnati Commercial ol May 29 gave Coup tho following cheerful and complimentary good-by: "Coup last night closod tho biggest circus

UO&TOM, leropout ns it progresses. But an adt uat<

locati'd on the Rockville and Danville ■ i ' i6 * ofthebeauty and forc ® of tl, ° woni,crfu,ly

, . rm , • . ^ , I |•tlarminK tale can only be obtained from tho

gravel road. The town consists of the 1 .„ ru ., al of lhel)00k it(elfi which wlll effe „. toll-gate and the dry goods, notions unlly clear Up all tho mysteries of "Hearts grocery and hardware establishment of an 4 Bell-Button*. ..\s may be expected, ca-

t -v- i ri'i , dot life U extensively treated of, and many

Hanna & Nelson. Ihe surrounding, thinK , nro mvationed „ hich nu wriler hus

season ever kuown in Cincinnati. So yreat

and to indicate what romantic incidents must | l.ecume the rusli for scat* that during the last

country is boautiful, and crops are look- I yet touched upon. The authoress. Alice King ing well. The wheat airoady threshed j l,1,milton ’ is 1,10 wll « of United States Army , • , , . , , , 1 nflicor, and possesses an intimate ai quaini-

ls good in .quality, and proved a good iWittl every t hiDif rolatIngto we.t Point life., . . ff . , . yield. Five miles to the north-west lies I and to th. famous rmilitary academy. ".Mil-1 ° n of t,lu two 1,0 “r« a half of uninter

three days thousands ot persons would gain admittance and sit with great ehecrfullnoss fora tiresome hour before the performance began. The acts were good andfollowcd in nuiek succession with a sufficient amount of variety to leave unagreeable impression on the spectator. The show also had much of tho sensational, notably, tho hurling of Lulu through the air by means of a catapult, und tho j headlong dive of Mme. (leraldine from a

frightful height to tho net below, and the con-

it is tic- i

manner.

Thence we went to

BAKNAItn.

The country south of Barnard is wild

and picturesque. High hills and boauti—, . , . , . < wiue-vprvuu popularity, ior u is just, mu amu , .. , . ,, ful scenery break toe monotony of a tc- |of romance todolight everybody. It Is pub-1 , „ ; . u ,. L . _ : _ L ._

Stop etuiun Sent Ijr mail,

NU for

tleii, in plua ill accom-

.'cnii I r n Deicrtplivs PimpMet riviof Amtomicilw 1 ultra!ions, whicb will coiiviuci* ttia most skeptical % that they esn bo re*t rrl to |»«rfect n.anhr.«Kt. ind ■ filled for th* duties ul iifit, Ksn.j a , ,f ns-vn ■

np to •« jr one. bold ONLY »y th.^

rupted exoitement and pleasure with the blood

Scut Staled fur stamp to my one. bold ONLY ly the j DaRllIS REMEDY CO.KfC CHEMISTS. Market and Cth Sty. ST. LOUIS, MO. 1 ’ < > M Id yV IN 13 H Id ld

I HE (JREAT INDIAN BOTANIC DOCTOR. CSS. SZIVES 4 DAVIS. Into of London, arc permanently located corner Illinois and Louisiana streotp, opposite Union Depot, Indianapolis, Ind. For all Female Diffi-

^ culties wo furnish Pills

’ c ^C»kk© Lubber Goods, etc. on '{./Vvvx . . r -w-r-A’.'?-. l eetipt of letter and * ’ ; r.,sSl/TaVj>■"'Rml», at short notice.

V Ur. Keeves i,. the most

^ V successful 1 hroat Doe f ■ •-^'^1 America. He will - ■.«-r . . t wJ ,.|i you your trouble without asking you a single question, and warrant a permanent cure iu all the following

diseases:

Catarrh, Chronic Throat and Lung diseases, and the following intiladieR, arising from in di-cretion or exposure, such ah Syphilis, (Jon* orrhu'H, (Jeet, Striuturo, Orchitis, all l rinary Troubles, and Syphiletic or Mercurial affeetittns of the Throat, Skin mid Bones. All these diseases treated on the latest scientific principles, and a cure guaranteed and warranted. After 25 years experience in the profession, he treats the young and middle aged men, who are suffering from tho effects of Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness, or the result of self-

a little town on the banks of Big Rac- Erring bipp^romo^u^rFuturcW^iUwith “Xtt'

rt-snlf of JO vchcn* « x*. * i* »v v c and exrerimentau) SowitiK MuehnicH. ii con bmetr'ie

rima** 4 or r'^o-i”i!i! -^^V' o' .'-’e 'i otiurS ' , ^ 0Ui Uie farming land U good,

I ttnd cro P 8 are looking as weiiu couiu

Nv;,-rr«-7av^ be expected conai.lenttg tho dry weathtij^v^ylS ler- Coming to Barnard, the first sign

l»»*«t A tHi'l will ttov it. 0;#n*l full to ncp f; before you buy. Vanufactuukh uy FI.OBE

er.

that nit tour view

vv us

tlie

B. F.

Wilson,

JffiBVagafelOSSrB «»J 6™.,™.. a.o. Uic«

| shots horses lor the farmers, and also j builds and repairs wagons and buggies, j Dr. Heady i» the practising physician. McCloud A: ilovermaie lieal in drugs and

! groceries.

We then pursued our way to

ROACH1MI.E,

j a charming little place, situated at the intersection of the L„ N. A. & C. and the I. D. & S. railroads Rctichdalc is

The Great Vef/etabl.! Lives jet young, but liids fair to become one Corrector. of the most important towns in Putnam

A great deal of business is car-

TARAXINE

beautifully studded with trees spreading J lishod in la largo square duodecimo v. lumc. ”. 1 ’ h 7 • n '| Kh .i ( ,i " 'T! th6 abroad their rich foliage and imparting a^ i " " t ' rw °' ,M ' " ro ^ ° 11 oc -"nclhun-

dclicieus coolness to the atmosphere. This is POItTI.AND MILLS, Tiie firms doing business here are Spencer Alexander and A. H. Garvor, general merchandise; P. Kendail, drugs and groceries; J. U. Osborne, practising pliy-

paper cover, price75 cents* in uniform style with Peterson’s editions of “Emile Zolo’s” and “Ilonry GrcvilloV’ works, and will be found for sale by all Booksellers and News Agents, and on all Railroad trains,or copies of is will be sent to any one, to any place, at once, on remitting 75 cents in a letter to the Publishers, T. B. Peterson *fe Brothers, Phila-

delphir, Pa. %

The August number of the North American

dreds sent away disappointed.

Jennie Russell, twelve years old, was induced to secretly marry Homer DauntU at Newburgh, N.Y, last May, by his promise to buy her a gold watch and a silk dress, and to t'.ke her on a trip to Ni.w York, and now her parents aro try-

Rev iew dovotes a liberal share of its spai e to a I ing to have tile marriage annulled.

sician. The gristmill has been taken ; | ,„ k . |nical due , ,„ tweon Col . lnK „ r8ol . ,i 10 charge of by S. Biuko, and is undergo- ! Kruat exponent of the unbelief of th® day, and ing a thorough repairs and renovation, ^ u ^' f0 ’^ cr ® ,n ' a ^ Black, the eminentjurist.

and it is expected soon to get it in order

and running.

Mt rnntnliiK no Calum l or Mineral of any County.

Adur/, it-H Main li*i/re>tient is the i’un centratrd Alxllrat J'rlticiple of'

the Tnyuijricum or

jAa million t

ttneciiil Ilo.to:' K’iijxK lor i{i«* V<*iir Uiidii)^ .1 unt’ :t, a.-axs. Neither absent nor tardy: Edith Conklin, Freddy Gill, Anna McKay, Jennie Huffman, Ota Henton, Xerxes Hinton.

tied on here, and buildings are going up Rho(la Kelley, Lena Noe, Arthur Hill, • very day. The number of inhabitants, Mag)!ie Martillt Nannio Cahil)i M au J • is aheady two hundred and twenty-five, McKay, Willie Gill, Kata Pteiffenberg-

m fl r> 4 \ ^ T ATTA ' „Ti e ntin, il — McKay, W.li.eGill, Kata Pfeiffenberg-; lengor> „ ^ oftbo wor id iu hU serious 1 AKAA.lISI.hj continually increasing. One of uri Willie Grooms, Maud Fisher, Bode- oupations and modes „f thought, lie is

I Cal, IngerFoll is master of some of tho most effective arts of tho rhetorician ami tho popuI4l orator. As an assailant of revcalcdjrol igloja ho has i.oro chances of success in confirmitta the skeptical and carrying away tho wavaf in^ than perhaps any other infidel of modern times. He is engaged in constant aggressive attack, and the audience, which applaud him afford evidence that he is producing effect. Judge Black is distinguished alike for his stua ifast faith in orthodox Christianity and for the power aad skill with which ho is j able to sustain any cause in which his'eonvictions are enlisted. Ho is, like the challenger, a man of the world in his serious oc-

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; Unrcifle fur nil Diamsea arirtny from t!,,i S refctes t enterprises and one of the lja starr, Nora Steele, James BowAerunynd Livfar^HnwMn. bjtleen , most importance to the p.ace is the m an, Florence Beck, Ralph Overstreet, OTAX, be ‘ ding,nd8taTe f “ cto ry iu 0 P erttti oi‘ John Forau, Cora Coleman, Frank Wil1 Alt AX 1A L 'A-I A Ji A A l AIL , there. The factory employs quite a num-1 Homer Cooper, Freddie Fisher. Sanr Mires I Never fails j ber of hand.-, and several cars are loaded ford Bennotti VV elmer Cooper, Emily

Liver Com- Vsto <'ure (■hrontv. mid shipped daily. Thcbusinesshousplalnt nail iitQ Ayu.. 1. y tl. , s are , jUIuerou>Si 0 f w hich the following

St a yes.

TABAXTXi: h

TA RAXINE

Cu res

Cures liuhltualltDysiHiisln anil Const'ntution. jj Indigestion. TAItAXIXE ' for Sale by all Druwfjlgts and Patent Medicine Deale rn. "Ice, no cts. and $1.00. A. KIEFER, Indianapolis, Ind.

| customed to contests in the arena of public discussion and to the use of all tho weapons of controversy by which men are convinced; he is familiar with the arguments that have been used by th« doiend* rs of his cause, and he has the nerve and vigor of a born disputant. Col. ! Ingersol has made his attack in tho Iteviow

Brittle, Nannie Ryan, Anna Stone, Joi - ,and sustained it with all his force as an agliic Sellers, Meuter Bachelder, Kate' vrosslv. assailant. Judge Black has taken :;: ! »sr s : irp x ^ K *“ ,tif5s K,u 1

should be called out and that he should be met

ber. dry goods and groceries, 1. M. Present all tho time, but tardy once or by such an antagonist. The cause of truth eigara and tobacco, J. Iv. Mii.cr, J. 11, Missed onc-half day: Belle Conklin, Other articles in tho August number of the tlrtntham; roataurunt and confectionery, |{ avlnon( | Thomas Hart, Willie I Bavl.w are: •‘Obstacles to Annexation ,” by 'ilheo. Debar; dtess making and millinery, ‘ l>a ; kori Jennie’ Jacobs, ‘ Willie ’ Wilson,! filanlSoT 1

|iUs Ion (_arson and Mrs. liur.is. Dr. Merit Keightley, Alec Lane

oiler attends the sick throughout the

kountry.

The next place we encountered was

Why an object of loathing and disgust io yourself und society from catanh when .Sanford,s Radical Cure, externally and internally administered, will cure every symptom of tho disease. Every package is a complete treatment. Only $1. july. \Y. C. M use. a politician at West X’ew ton 1’a , marriedii M iss Douglass the other day, the wedding being a bnilant alfair; but before twentyfour hours had passed he had borrowed $1UJ from his wife and a similar amount from her brother, and eloped with Maggie I'atil. Now that office setkors are cut off from Washingon, they aro active in other holds. An aged miser was found dead in his Chicago den. It was evident that a robbery had been coromitle 1, but it was thought that the larcency had no immediate connection with his death, which was attributed by a Coroner's jury to natural causes. Two negro boys ran away with a circus about that time, and they were arrested on a hire suspicion that they were the robbers. They promptly confessed that they were also murderers.

, - the fullowint:

efi’ects: Involuntary Kmtssi<<ns, Nervousness, Blotches on the Face, Constipation, Contusion ot Ideas. Indigestion, Dizziness. Defective Memory, Debility. Dimness of siuht. Couirh. Sexual Exhaustion, Aversion to Ladies’ Society, Impotency or Loss of Manly Vigor, which unfits the victim for business or marriaRC. These are all pennanontly cured by remedies that are not injurious—from medicines taken from mother Earth, where none but the pure

can come from.

Where any ol the above symptom.* prevail

oe, for if

you should consult too at once, lor if fn...., ... ;it u....

ta«m remain y« u will be an oki man just when you shouM be in ynur prime of life, for they lead to premature decay, and when those once gut fastened to a man’s nervous gystem.thev are very hard to eradicate. Procrastination th the thief of time; but call or write meat once. Throw libido all your false modesty, and visit

us at once, ladies.

Freckles, Birthmarks and Moles removed. All Female discuses treated most successfully. 6cn. Office: Cor. Illinois & Louisiana Sis, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Private Room No. 1, right, for Ladies only. Rooms Nos. 2 and t, for Gentlemen. lylK

fr <: '

Moore’s (T«em Shaped)

iiules

i in New York.” by Uov. Dr. Howard Crosby; i "A Militia for the Soa." by John Roach ; "As-

HJOH SCHOOL. | tronomleal Obscrvaiories,” by Prof. Simon r P , r i • c » • i i 'Newcomb: and "The Public Lands oftbe The five highest in each grade as in- Lnited Stlte8( .. b y Thomas Donaldson. dicated by average scholarship and total - .—

caui’KNleusyille. avc-rugo for tho year in all the branches.: The Woman’* Journal, recording the There we found Mr. W. F. Garver J A grade: Samuel Crose, 9G.1, D8.C; F.m- 1 incident of a woman's anonymous donanicely situated in a new commodious erson Ballard, 98.8, 98.5; Maggie Fox- tion of $!(>),<XXJ to Piinceton Theologi-

worthy, 97, 98.2; Kate Riggs, 90.7, 98; | cal Seminary, spitefully adds that a Mary Foxworthy, 95, 07.G.- j woman who will give such a turn to an B grade: Lottie Daggy, 98.8; 99.5; An- institution that does not admit women, na Stone, 96.7,98.6; Jennio Sellers, 96.2, | ought to conceal her name.

building, which is filled with a large

■’'isre i>»r ChillN 00.50. ! Stock of dry goods, notions and groceries, Mala, i., I Antid. sc. Sold by Druggist;, or L nf | , n f flr t everything usually kept in

A Smooth Complexion can be bad by every lady who will u«e I’atker's Ginger Tonic. F< r promptly regulating the liver und kidneys and purifying the blood there is nothing like it, and this is tho reason why it so vuicklv removes pimples ami g'ves a rosy bloom to tho cheek See notice. july —A sure Cure tor Catarrh! Dobyifs Sure Cure. Sold only by Landes & Co., sole agents for

Putnam County.

HEALTH IS WEALTH I

Dr. E. C. Wrst'8 Nkkvk amd Brain Trkatmi nt ; a Fpc( ifie for Hystcri.i# Diz/./iness, Con vuDions, Nervous Hcn'lache, Mental Depiession, Loss of Memory, hpenuatorrbGea, Imnotency, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old Axe. caused by over-exertion, self-abuse, or over indulgence, which lends to misery, decay and death. One box will cure recent cases, i. h box cont i ini od • m mth'a treat most. Out dollar a box, or six boxes for five dollars; sent, by mail prepaid on receipt of price. We guar * antce six boxes to cure any case. With each orflor received by us for six boxes, accompanied with five dollars, we will send tho purchaser our written guarantee to return tho money it the treatment does not effect a cure. Guarantees i-sued only win n the treatmont is ordered direct from us- Addre s JOHN WEST A CO.. Solo Proprietors. 1^1 and 183 W. Madison *t.,Chicago, Hi. Sola at AUen’idrugstorelyi? NEW RICH BLOOD! /'arsons* I'urifatirc Villa make Now Rich Blood, and "ill completely change the blood in the entire si stem In three month Vni p< r ion M ho will take 1 pill each night from 1 to 12 weeks may ho restored to Pound health, if Pitch a thing be possible. Bent bv mail for 8 letter stamps. /. .s. JOB N HO \ i Os, Bolton, ’-

formerly Bangor, Me.

AGENTS WANTED reTKSL&JS ling v« r Inventt 1 \\ t ,j, \

”71 * ard TO 17 coiiikiH ^ c,

iso " Is al

ttinl utiiis t> t!i ; Twombly ItuMisiag Hlacliiiio Co.#408 WasUtiigtonst.. Mhss

sttu K^ngs, with

20 mlnutci

) mini

ivork for \

... mmm.M.ms Ui l TO Id «’O III |> I < * «* , jli •s. It will utso knit a great variety of fancy-

work for which there is always n ready market .vnd

Jqr circular and terms to C. T'

OR.PIEHCE’SPftOS BJew;ireq7 Wonl»lcM«rout«tcrfelta! The genuine nr. IL V. IMkiu k's lsiv«*r ontl tiidiicy l*n<1f»havc tho Doctor's full pignatu;** and portrait, and mir AsKociation’s name and add’vsH «»n the <iov rnnient Kcvi nu« .stamp. They cure hy abs<»rptfon. Sold by druggists, or sen> by mail. d stpiiid, for >1 <*o. Ucno-mher the address, Wobuj’s rtjSCKSSABY .MkDo’AI. AsS(HIATIOX, 1 Ulftlo, N. V

n \ nd moitnilM: Habit ■fuifd In 10 to m inys. Ton yoarscstah ished; 1000 cured. Write itau ug casv>I)s* MailiU, Quincy, HicU.

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