Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 August 1881 — Page 2

CHEAP! mil nnE! PAINTS AND OILS! ■^7"in«low ^liailes.

AT

Men's Drug Store

CHEAP!

RAILWAY TIME-TABLE. |. ~—'. P -j* Christie extends a cordial rwDtANAroLW AND St. Lodib Uailroad ' nv,,a " on t0 PTor > bo,1 >' to call on him in

h's new quarters on the west side of

Goins East- Quins Wept. Ray Ex 5 r M * u Aconinmodation 9.0ii i u 6:01 r v •N.Y. Express 3:00i u 12:33 i a

•Every Day.

A. P. HARRISON, Agent, frr. Louis Vandai.ia. Tkrre Haute & Isdiakapoms Railroad. Eastward Trains. Westward Trainr. 2.20 a a "M.24 p M I **12 13a u ''l-tTpa ••2.50 A a •S.W r M I 12.52 am •5.38p« *8.25 am I *8.55 a M •Daily except Sunday.

••Daily.

SAM'LICATllERWOOD, Agt. Louisville, Kew Albany & ChicaooRailroad. (doing North.1 Kxpress 1 33!f. m. W ay Ireight 2 30 p. M. Through Freight 3 00 a. m. (doing South. I Express 3 28 p. m, Way Kreiuht 4 (Oa. m. Through Freight 1 33 p. m. A Johnson Agent.

LOCAL LEMES. Hofr"And the rains fa>l to descend. flSSrf ol. Matson’s little girl is sick, flt^-!’. R. Christie’s new sign “takes." flfc$“Mrs. P. B. Graham is sick—fever. 1105“Mrs. Jane Gifford is sick— fe-

ver.

AST Mis. John Riley lias been quite

sick.

fl®*Circuit Court—week from next Monday. fl9*John Stanley has returned from Wahaeh flOTMiss Katie Stevenson is at l.ake Maxinkuckee. florAnother wedding or two in the near future. flSjyMiss Libbie Mathers lias returned from Danville. flt^rMiss KmmaBrattin has returned from St. Louis. gSflrB. F. Joslyn now resides on South Jackson Street. narMrs. Tingley is hero from Dunville, visiting. fltyyDr, J. C. Ridpath has returned from Chatauqua. g^rMr. G. U. Brown has been quite sick this week. Ss^'Oeorge Cahill is able to appear on the street again. lli^~Mrs. Jos. M. Donohu* is back from Rushville. fluir George Callender has retured from Webster, I’a. fayHIack A- Bro. shipped a lot of horses Wednesday. excursion to Chicago, next Wednesday; fare 50. t£2f*The amusement season of Greencastle, opens Sept. 5. fl®*Mr. Granville Moore’s little boy is quite sick—fever. fliag“W. I. Overstreet, of Spencer, paid his friends a Hying visit Wednesday. flpaf“'nie Court House is to be painted, pointed, and to have a towor upon it. flgfMrs. Root, and son, Herbert, are visiting C. W. I^ndes and family. fl^y-Mr. L. S. Cumback and family, of Cincinnati, arc visiting relatives hero. te^-Prof. Study is tho papa of a new baby boy born to him on Monday last figvMr John Cawley, wife, and daugh. tors, hied awav to St. Louis on Monday. fiairMr. J. II. Farrow, of Monroe towhship, moves to Missouri next week. fl^rll. C. Allen has removed to his new residence on Hast Seminary Street. £>aY*Miss Rosa Redding, of New Castle, Ind., visited friends hero this week. Jtey-Mr. Hiram Slavens, of Clinton township, is reported sick—typhoid fe-

ver.

jfeyTlie Woman’s Reading Club meets at Mrs. T. C. Hammond's next Satur-

day.

{‘wy*Remember th Fair—Sept. 12 to 17. for the best fail held

years.

The New Ilaven Journal of March 19, said, those who visited the New Haven Opera House la.-t evening

Putnam County Tho prospect is

here for

the square. Custom made boots and shoes are his specialties All of his goods are made to order, they tit hetter, look neater, and wear loager than others. G >ntletnim who want handmade boots will be surprised to see what good ones they will find there. Christie is the exclusive agent in this county for the celebrated “Lilly, Brackett <fk Co. ’ men’s fine shoes. They are aeknowl edged to be the best. When you want a good article in tho boot and shoe line don't fail to call on Christie. You w-ill find everything you buy of him to he just as he represents it. He has moved to the west side of the square. *c6“Mrs. I). H. Patrick, of Carmi., Ills., is visiting relatives here. floyGecrge Neff is selling boota end shoes with Allison Bros. Hetf'Kour children of Mr. Phillip Frank are still sick—typhoid fever. flay Dr. J. E. Karp is lectming at the Clay County Teachers’ Institute this

week.

MK~Miss Laura Dainty, always a favorite in this city, is with “All the Rage’’ company which appears in this city

Soon.

**J"Mrs. Mary E. Allen has filed her complaint for livorce f rom her husband Hiram P, Allen, through Smiley A Neff, her attorneys. WVduinif < tiiinew. The marriage of Miss Martha Jenkins to Mr. L. D. Moore, of Lawrenceburgh, Ind., took place Wednesday evening at the residence of the bride's parents, in this city, Dr. II. A, Gobin officiating. Mr. Moore is a graduate of Asbury, class ’bO, while his bride wes a member of '82. We congratulate Lawrenceburgh upon her good fortune in having one so gifted and so talented added to her lists. May joy and success attend the newly wedded catiple through life's journey. Tho following is a list of the presentsSilver oyster dish, Mr. and Mrs. David Moore, Lawrenceburgh. Ind.; silver cake basket, resident members of the Kappa Alpha Theta fraternity; medalion clock, Mr. and C. B. Burkara, Elizabeth, N. J.; china teaset, father and mother of bride; set silver tablespoons, tho same; flower vase, Mrs. J. C. Ridpath; dessert set, Cathline and Thoo. Burkatn, Lawrence burgh; silver and Bohemian glass sugar bowl, Mrs. Kate S. Lewis, Covington, Ky.; silve and cut glass butterdish, Mrs. M. J. Sparks; silver napkin ring, MissLaura E. Johnson, Lawrenceburgh; silver napkin rings, Mrs. Banning, city; statuette, Lillie Banning, city; silver napkin rings, Lillie Fleming, city; set silver teaspoons, bridegroom: silver can! receiver, May and Frank Rumbarget, Gosport; silver and cut glass pickle cas tor, Emma and Mattie Jenkins; silver and cut glass pickle castor, Will E. and Ella Stevenson, Indianapolis; silver and cut glass pickle castor, Mr. and Mrs. John Burley, city; silver cake knife, Myi.ta 8. Pilcher; cut glass pitcher, Miss Pierce; Bible, Maggie Jenkins; set silver forks, father and mother of bridegroom; butter knife and sugar spoon, Mrs. M. L. Jenk ins; toilet set, Anna and Prudie Lewis, Indianapolis; fruit bolder, Mrs. Lucinda Tousey, Indianapolis; piece spatter work, Miss Anna Walker, city; ’farm festivals,” Sail. L. Brengle, city ; silver knives, Emma and Anna Burton Elizabeth, N. J.

t^rMr. Reese Price’s daughter is sick

— yp’io malanal fever.

flayThe , ablic cistern, in the Court House yard approaches completion.

■Mrs. Julia Howe, of Clayton, is ,lero

IV Hr. S»m Preston is here from

Terra Haute, sick.

*X»yMr8. W. M. Jackson, of Centra|lia, Ills., is visiting friends and relatives

viauingher son. Mr Will Ha we, of this

cty.

(4aK*Thn Indianapolis Journal sivs: Yesterday, on Winston street, after considerable trouble, accompanied by no little personal risk, John L F. Streg succeeded in stopping a runaway horse owned bv a farmer named Grisal While stopping the animal Steeg was dragged across the road, and the buggy top was damaged about $10 worth by contact with the limbs of tho trees. Instead of thanking Steeg for his effort, Grisal d“manded pay for tho damage, claiming that tl the horse had not le en interfere d with he would have continued straight up the street until ho finally stopped

from fatigue.

We are pained to announce tho death of Mrs, Amy Cox. mother of Capt. Crit. Cox, of New Albany, and Mrs. Edna Carring»on, of Indianapolis. Mrs. Cox died suddenly,Tuesday morning, at the residence of h“r son, in New Albany, of paralysis of the heart, aged”! years. The remains were sentto Indianapolis an were buried from the family residence, No. GO, Oak street, Thursday, at

10 o'clock A M.

A l*lumb4ioo4l ’('n.

In the 2:2-< trotting race at New Ross, Thursday there were nine starters, a number of them being campaigners and favoritea with the "sharks.” "Willis Wood,” tho inbred Rescue colt owned by Capt. J. M. Owens, of this city, showed to the front however, in a manner that fully proves that * blood will tell.” Right here we might remark that there are several other rescue coLs in this neighborhood that are developing wonderful qualities as goers. The Western Sportsman gives the follow ing ac

count of the New Ross race:

The first race called was the 2:28 trot in which the starters were John Keeney’s blk ra Nellie K., M . F. Mcllaffie’s b g Snucks, J. M. Owens’ WilHs Wood, C. Y. bantzer’s ch in Highland Mary, Wm. Wishard’s ch m Polly Wishard.J. C. Htuard'a Nellie 8, E. Allgaire’s h g Frank Myers, John Bebout’s b ■: Mamie K., and W. Davis’ hs Rosewood. This was tho hottest contest ever had on tho New Ross track. For a while it seemed everybody’s race, but toward the finish it had settled down to a two handed fight between Willis Wood and Highland Mary. In the first beat Mary was Nth and and Willis Wood 4th, Nellie S. winning in 2.34. Th# second heat was faster, and was won by Mary in 2:32. with Polly Wishard second and Wood third. In the third heat Wood went to the front and won, with Highland Mary a good second, hut the judges, on the ground that her driver halooed, set her back to eighth, which decision was universally condemned, as it was well understood that Burge did no more than try to “talk

his mare hack.” The fourth

AV-The Union Sunday School, at Jackson School House, Marion township, will picnic in Day’s Grove, one-half mile) north of the school house, on Saturday, Sept. 3. A cordial invitation is extended to Liberty and Fillmore Schools to participate as well as all others. Come with your baskets filled, and let us have a pleasant and profitable time. fltayMr. G. R. Wygong hies away to Lafayette, where he will engage in the wholesale confectionery business. Mr. ^ Wysong has been one of the most auce.essful and energetic business men of Greencastle for several years, and we | hope that the new venture may prove) eminently pleasing and profitable. The Norwich Bulletin of Wednes-j day, March 17. said, All the Rage, a far- | eical comedy in four acts, was splendid-, ly played before a large audience in | Breed Hall last evening. The audience j was kepi in a roar of laughter. It wa'j the most humorous eutertainment ever! L’iven in this city. Weddings! Ah, that’s a pleasant topic to talk about. They are fashionable now as they always have been, and the good old custom of remembering the bride by the bestowal of presents is also in vogue in the fashionable world. The brides of the weddings hereabouts this week, have been made happy, not only in securing good husbands, but also in being bountifully remembered by their friends—the presents were varied and handsome, and with few exceptions j were purchased at Brattin's jewelry store, where can always be found a full and fashionable line of watches, clocks, jewelry, silverware, spectacles, fine cutlery etc., at tho lowest possible prices, All goods sold engraved free of charge, and guaranteed as represented. Nritla* I p. Mr. G. R Wysong, on leaving this city, has placed his notes ami accounts in the hands of Mr. Abe Abrams for collection. Persons interested must call, and settle immediately. 3;lk A fl uid. Having bought the stock of Boots and Shoes from Neff &• Alli-on, we take this ! means of soliciting the good will and pa- J trouago of the punlic. We shall contin-) ue the cash system lately begun by them . and promise to k^ep swell selected stock of Boots and Shoes and scdl them J cheap tor cash. When in want of a good | nice fitting Boot or Shoe come and see us. Bring the cash along and we promise you that you can thereby get a better bargain than a credit dealer can possibly give you. A t.t.Ison Buns. I9tt

S 8 S I Iii Ory OoihIs, IIivss CwoocIn, Notions and Millineity, at LA\C;i)OiVS FANCY ISAZAIl, No. 6, South Side Square, fireencastle, Indiana.

HOG CHOLERA! HOG CHOLERA! C. C. G. cook’s dEZR/T-A-insr ctjK/E:. aru-Kead the following testimonial from a I’Btnam County farmer who hafl uaed it for nevoral years: , Fincahti.e. Ind., May 25, 1878. I have used Mr. Cook’s Ho* Cholera Medicine for the last three or four yearn, with per - feet success, having never lost a hog in that time by cholera. B. C. BURKETT, COOK’S -DKTJG STOIR/IE

Don’t Fail to Examine

Tie

Gran Drill.

Before purchasing.

BUZLDZXTC MATERIAL, At Rock RoUom Prices.

All kindb ol Slate and Tin roofing to order. IS. REHICE Si CO.

•fluw isig Hut’hi no Nalcs. Mrs. John O. Mullanc, Mrs. MaryB.i Grim, Mrs. Martin Allen, Mrs Georg» ] W. Picket, Mrs. Nancy M. Iiasley, Miss ' Nancy Todd, Mrs. Mary A. Sanders, Mrs i James E Gill, Mrs. Elij .h Mount, Mrs. i Hiram Rudisill, each the Now Domestic.) and Mrs. 8. T. Jones, anew Home, all bought at J. F. Hill’s headquarters.

No. 9 east side square, Greencastle, Ind.

I’tn m Tor S ule.

A farm of 155 acres, situated one milej and a half east of Fillmore, with good fences, never failing supply of stock water, first-class blue grass land, and about ! one-half under cultivation. For terms

was also i call on or address,

taken by Wood, Mary again second. In) II. C. Rim-ath, Fillmore, Ind. the fifth heat Mary and Polly Wishard! cutout the trotting, Mary winning in Persoas owing G. It. Wysong, by 2:31. Mamie K. was drawn after the note or account, will please call and third heat, and after the fifth all the so,tle ’* ilh Abe Abrams, at Brother’s others went to the stable under the rule,! £ roct ‘ r } h, ^ e ; leaving only Nellie 8., Willis Wood and! l orNutr. Highland Mary, Wood winning the heat Buggy. One of the best Miade Cincin-1 and ra«e in 2:31. nati buggies. Has run very little, worib !

BIT GOODS, HEADQUARTERS

$75. Will be sold

15. Scott.

for less money.

2tl9

T.i

The accounts an J notes of George R. Wysong have been placed in the! hands of Mr. Abe Abrams, at Brother’s! grocery store, for collection. Settle- j ments must be made immediately. Parlies interested should remember this : fact. 3il9

The wi nner of this race is one of the most promising young trotters in the West, being only 5 years old, and this his first season on the turf. He is owned by Mr. James Owen*, of Greencas-

tle.

TITY COUNCIL.

Water Work» Election Ordered. ... „ .... . _ | sold by Ratlifl & Grubb, lumber dealers,

i ho ity Douncil met in regular ses- guaranteed to wiur well, will spread sion, on Monday night, the Mayor and ••asily, cover more and give betall the members present. ThoTreasur- tPrK8,1 ' r, ‘ c, ' 0n 'h 1 '" »ny other paints,

er’s report for July was approved. The ! * al1 an ' 1 s ‘ !e thpMI '

claim of Patrick Ash was referred to Grand clearance of spring and street committee. The claim of James summer stock at Burnett’s, to make Gillespey was refemd to the finance . ro0 !? fo . r tboUrgcst lineof fall and win

Is now full and running over with lb S]irag Ity Ms ud Cjrjeis, A/r C’Ol*«ECT CALL and SEE THEM ! CL "W. TALIU RT.

-The New York mixed paints,!

was ^ „ „ , . , , ... ter Boots and

committee. G. J. Langsdale’s claim for | Greencastle.

rebate on taxe* referred

shoes ever

brought to

3tl8

to .some com-

mittee. A culvert on Tennessee street was ordered repaired. Specification for gutters on east side Jackson street were approved, and the same action was taken on the specifications for the improvement of Benjamin and Berry streets. The City Engineer was ordered to record

All spring and summer goods sold regardless of cost at BURNETT’S. 3tlb • Choice 4 year old apple trees w ill be furnished this fall at 12,'a cts. each ! to all who send me their orders before ! Oct. 1st. Orders not placed by that j date will be filled at 15 cts. per tree. Address W. A. Woiikman, Greencastle,

$Vlio I** Hit: Prcvarlualor. 1 Indianupolit Sentinel. I

Giif.exi astle, Ind , Aug. 24.—A report was current on our streets last week that the “scalp'’ of Captain James J. Smiley, of this place, was dangling from the belt of some famous Indian Chief in the Territory of New Mexico. The Captain visited Santa Fe in the

tho plats of the city, and remuneration j 4tl7 jto the amount of $81 was allowed for the | Ju.stT^eivml. a < ;i7b,ml of fn -i. I same. The Council ordered the city l.ind plaster, from Grim.I L ipids, Midi.

H. ('. STEEG, northwest cor. pub'

WACTONS and HACKS

On hand ami put up to ordei (Will do all kinds of Repai: Work in wood and iron. Al work warranted. Also particula

attention paid to

IIOKtti; SHOEING. All classttH ol shoeing done t

order.

flGiy~Race horses, trotters and saddlers plated and weighted to order. Shoe mg done at the lowest cash prices. Call and see inc—Norihwust Cornr I »*»•*« Square, ClreenraHle, Imt. » !m 4 JACOB BICKNEIX.

ils

lie square.

- Dohyn’s Sure Cure is a cer-

ari'li, Nervous in the Head,

House la.-t evening were

treated loan entainment that surpassed anything of its kind that has been presentod here during the season. Ali tho Rage is a roaring farce. Nothing but

prauc is due the entire company.

attorney to recover the books ami field notes from Ex-City Engineers. The petition of freeholders to submit the ques-

of Water w oiks to the voters by spec- tam cure for Catarrh, Nervous

ial election, was ordered spread on record Headache Cold

The Street R. C. Co. was ordered to t, c ' i i,- c • i, „ . . . • , , Dearness and Dimness ot sight,

. -- mako necessary street repairs along the; , . . ’ month of July on legal business, and j line of road. Th# remonstrance against a i D< * 111 varla * J *Y gl'CS Rill 18lactl(»n. no word bail been received from him the improvement of Berry street wa* 1 BT Sale only l>y IjfindcS & ( 0. twenty j since the 21 of August, tiis appearance oidered spread of record. An ordinance ' Ratliff & Grubb sell the c lebraon the streets here this^tnorning was 1 ordering a special election on Water ! tod New York mixed paints—th" best sufficient to convince any of his acquaint- Works was pass* :], said election to taki in uso - It is economy to use them. 3tl8

ances of the falsity of the report. With 1 place on Tuesday, September 20, 1881. many hair-breadth escapes ho returns to Engineer was ordered to advertise us sound in mind an 1 body, an 1 will oo | bids for tho improvement of Benjamin j

CURES ALL 0 IS CASKS OF THE KIVJK i "KIDNEY* STMriAOH AND • ^7 BOWEL IS2S, | Gzmkral debility CONSTIPATION piles It

(a rrli

■Dobyn’s Sure Cure for Ca-

able to “shy bis castor in titering” in 1863 as a candidate for Circuit Judge of

I this district.

street. The City Attorney was ordered

fares j used

is the only remedy that every case where it is

-n— . — _ TToinirnnurfi fEYER BROTHERS&.CO?^^fe ST.LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY

to prepare ordinances for the .mpr ,vu-j ^on\\u^ to directions ™ i« ine .ante. merit of Howard and Ghio Streets. hold only by LandCS c\ t o. ' /’(>J■ S<lh'_hy jl]I I)rugfjixtH. J t rire, $ /. (>Q lfoft£

These Witters nre not an intoxicating toCTernir*?, hut w JWccJJelne of real merit, and pleasant to the taste.