Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 October 1881 — Page 7
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OCT 15 1881.
NO. 26
THE SEW TOES EIOEE, IuK< INDIANAPOLIS. IND. GRAND DISPLAY l)F File lliiiGrf. * TRIMMED AND U NT HIM MED HATS AND BONNETS.
Flowers, Feathers,
Plushes,
Gibbons ami Ornaments. teiT'All Goods Marked) in Plain Figures.
Wo beg to inform the ladies in and around Greencastle that, when reouested by letter, we will mail, free of charge, full lines of samples and carefully till and forward orders however small, by mail or express, as desired. Prices in every case the same as if the purchaser came to Indianapolis iuid bought the goods at our store. Terms: Fnstotfiee order or C. 0. 1). Pettis, l ye its & Co.
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bargains! Bargains!! * Go to Burnett’s at the Opera H'ouse building. He has the largest and best stock of boots and shoes in the city
and defies competition.
The best line of kip and calf boots made in the United States are found on-
ly at Burnett’s.
The most beautiful, dnrable fine shots in
Trench kid ami calf kangaroo and cordovan in the latest stylos at Burnett’s. r-Reynold’s, Cloyes, Goodgar & Aamstrong, and other celebrated shoes for ladies and misses to be found only
atjBurnett’s.
Just received—boys’ and girls’ shoes fur school wear. The best in the
market and at Bottom prices.
We are receiving goods daily, and can saa - truly that our stock of bouts and shoes were never better. Come and ex-
amine for yourselves.
The best English Grain and French Kip Boots in Putnam County to
he had at Burnett’s.
CORRESPONDENCE, Tint readers of TiikStah will lion « 1 ear in mind that wc do not hold oumelvos accountable lor or endorse the opinions of correspond cuts published in those columns. We simply irive spnee to our correspondents that the pc - pie may learn what the thoughts of their
ooighors are.
Tint Star always welcomes newsy corr--spondeneo from various parts of tint >unty. Send along .the new s of your .neighborhood,
and have it printed.
iTIhmoii Township.
Mrs. A. M. Kelsey, of Brick Chapel, is (visiting the latuily of Mr. Flinn, all of (whom have been indisposed for some I days. The illness of the family is supposed by the physicians to have been caused by drinking impure water.... Miss Springer, of Indianapolis, is visiting the family of Mr. McNary at the county house.... Marion township at present offers ahubdunt inducements to those wishing to invest in real e-;uto. Several farms are for sale, and a more desirable location can not be found in Indiana.... Mr. Gillum Raines is absent on a visit in Kansas, intending to he gone for some weeks,...Mr. uichard Sinclair and wife have departed for a visit to Kentucky, from which State they emigrated fortyfive years ago... .School opened in Fillmore Oct. 3, with Miss Ellis as teacher. ....William Stanley is home from Hendricks county, where ho has been selling pumps. The season has been a busy one for him....The late copious rains have started the grass finely, hut the pastures and meadows were so injured by the insects and worms that they present a very spotted appearance.... Mr. Nichols, an old citizen of the township, was buried Tuesday... .Mr. Baker, the photograph man, is sojourning in Fillmore Mr. Smith, the young telegraph operator, is absent on a matrimonial venture. His place is filled by a young lady from Coatsvillo Faul Detrick has arisen from his sick bed, hut is still in a helpless condition, being disabled in the lower extremeties.... A social party at the residence of Mr. George Shoptaugh, was hindered from being a complete sue cess by tho inclement weather Mr. Ben Nicholson is moving his household goods from Greoncastlo to Fillmore.
Cor.
Ulrrry Wotldinig Ki ll*. Kiiik
Lena.
The wheat crop is looking fine.... William Bock is able to ho out.... D. F. Fuller has a new stock of goods... ,J. M. Wright has gone to Itloomingdale, Parke county, Ind, Dudley Vinzant has built a new barn .... Died, on last Saturday morning, Mrs. Bond, wife of Robert Bond, of this city. Her remains were buried from the M. E. Church, on last Sabbath morning, the funeral sermon being preached by the pastor, Rev. L. F. Daniel. Mrs. Bond was a member of the M. E. Church. The remains were interred at Canaan grave-yard. The husband and relatives have tin- sympathy of this community in their sad bereavement.... B. F. Bruner has bought a fine lot of timbbr near Rockville, and is working a good many hands in that neighborhood. ... E. W. Smith, of Baiahridge, has put up his tent at this place as a pbotograph-
liidi:iii:i|M»lis stiwl ItililruilU. Editor Star:—I wish to say to Mr. Chas. K. Thornton, of Bainbridge, that I think ho is mistaken in reference to the completion of the above named proposed railroad. If, in the minds of the company, the route promises to he a paying one, the road will be built whether the $00,000 hi raised or not; yet this amount of money would ho very acceptable on the part of the company. These corporate bodies take groat pleasure in being the recipients, but none whatever in reciprocating. Having seen these facts demonstrated so frequently, I have no sympathy to extend to the doners. With due respect to the opinions of my friend Thornton, I remain A. C. F.
HANNA Sl BLACK,
Furniture
L ilian. (Ohio) Hockinx bentinel. Il'M'ltillg \ iillry 1¥«;WS.
In the absencoof anything startling or
er....Miss Grady’s school is progress-j t, -‘ ,n I' lc >—politics and^ the exploits of the
ing finely at this place, and numbers
about 40 scholars.
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Tom. Abrams, Owinx to a largely Jincreafled l>u ihcfs, has been obliged to moved hid stock oi r G roccries, Prov isi< ms, GLASS & QUEENSWARE,
To the large room on tho
North Side of Fahllc Stuarts Next door to tho dry goods store of I. Hawkins where his friends and tho publio generally will always find the stock largo, neat and clean, and prices will be lound ns low or lower than elsewhere in Western Indiana. IliKlM'Mt Paul lor al>le Country Produce.
TO.'ll ABUAMS.
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r C.-.ete-ji “V* ~ r 7aV* <*10 The ue. lur ixneil DinMoava to inform the public that ho hue ailtlod to his livery stock
some of tho
Finest ami Latest Style of Carnaps . And Uuxxies, and fine slni'lo and dnubla driv- ~ inx hnr-es. I am well prepared to furnish carriages for parties, weddings and funerals on short notice. Prices to suit the times. Horses
and mules bought and sold.
GRAND C E N T R»A L LIVERY, SALE and^ FEED STABLE t Northeast Onrner Public Square Groencastlo, Ind. JOHN CAWLEY.
Wcddiiifg R«‘lls
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“Happy is the bride whom the sun shines on," say tho old poets. If this be true, the omens were good, for rich sunlight rested on grove and towa on Thursday afternoon last, when a largo company of friends met at the residence of Dr. Harris, of Carpentersville. The hign contracting parties were preceded into
kid pelibf<f 'goat * t * le roo,u Wm. Bosson, of Greoncastlo,
and Miss Mary Baker, of Roachdale. Mr. John L. Bridges, of Fincastle, and Miss Vina Harris, of Carpentersville, were pronounced man and wife through divine and legal sanction, by Elder Colvin, of the Crawfosdsville district. The ceremony was short but impressive. The congratulations of relatives and friends were numerous and warm. The bride wore a dress of soft, rich material, of a neutral brown color; orange blossoms were arranged at the throat and wreathed in the hair. The groom wore the conventional black. The guests met at a rich repast and all fared sumptu-
ously.
On Friday a dinner was tendered at the residence of the groom’s fathe r, R. L. Bridges, of Fincastle. The kind hospitality and generous attention of Mr. Bridges and w ife rendered every one at home. The repast was especially elegant. Good taste was displayed in the easy manner, which dispensed with all formality. The young couple will reside on (he groom’s farm one mile north of Fincastle. They enter life joyously, with health, strength and beauty around them, and attended by plenty. V r e hope
that—
O’er their lives a mellow reliance thrown, A garnered treasury of uld-limc love. With blessings now, all richly blown From earth beneath and hcavon above. Will bo their lovo’s duo ornament. And come, enhanced by sweet content.
W.
dintott Fullsi.
Wheat is coming up fine since the rain. ... .Wright’s saw mill is running now. ....Eluui Perkins has his house about completed and will soon ho ready for business ...Brady & Tucker have laid in a new stock of winter goods John Cook has moved to Portland Mills, and is now carrying on big business at the Hour mill.... Miss Mnggio Huffman, of Greencastle Junction. was visiting In this place last week....The joung folks spent quite an enjoyable time at Mr. Jowitt’s Monday evening. B.
Ashiary.
Li-cturo by Prof. DcMotte to-morrow . .The artillery squad went to Lafayette Tuesday to attend the soldiers’ reunion held thr-ro the 12, 13, 14 and 15. ....Mi- Emma Henry, formerly of the present senior class, is to he married Oct. 2‘J, to Fred. \S'. Lord, class ’79, at Shelbyville, Ills., where the bride-elect resides Dr. David Walk, of Indianapolis, delivered an interesting and instructive locturu on "Spurgeon and his work,” at. Meharry Hall, last Tuesday evening....A lecture course has been arranged, ami announcement of speakers secured n il! soon be made. It is sufficient to state now that the course will be selected from the best and most noted orators in tho country.... W. I. Taylor, ’82, is seriously ill.... Dr. Ridpath has a new desk at his recitation room....The faculty room fairly shines with its new
carpet and chairs painted red
ulty are so proud of it that they bold a meeting each afternoon. It is thought that they will he so anxious for the students to er.joy this luxury that they will soon begin to call members in chapel. ....The Adelphian literary society, a
preparatory institution, is booming.
army worm excepted,—news from this delightful valley will not prove nervetingling. However an item of very great importance to many people is communicated by Mr. F. Harrington, Wholesale and Retail Druggist of Logan, who thus writes: Mr. Alex, McClurg, Union Furnace, states that his wife had been atllicted with rheumatism for the last tw entyfive years, being unable to walk without canes or other help the most of that time: has now used tw'o bottles of St. Jacobs Oil and walks not only about the house but also in the fields without any helps.
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A joint convention of Spiritualists and spirits is called at Lyan, Mass., and the former believe that the lador will then make known the place where Thomas Y’eal, the pirate, hid his treasure. Tho intention is to devote the money to the propagation of Spiritualism.
Saginaw Daily News.
Mr. George Bchiek itnfonaed our reporter, that he had been suffering with rheumatism in his feet so badly, that for weeks at a time ho would be unable to leave his head, lie tried various remedies without relief, and concluded to use St. Jacobs Oil. It acted like magic. In two days, he was entirely cured.
Coatsville.
Everything is in a flourishing condition in our town. Merchants doing a big trade. Mr. Croos is tho livery n^lkn.... \Ye have four dry goods stores now. It seems the people can't he reconciled.... Six weeks ago everybody was praying for rain, and now we are having an abundance of it, and they want it to stop.... Nearly all of the farmers cut up their corn and sowed in a heavy crop of wheat. ....Fat hogs will bo scarce. Scarcely enough fed hero for meat fur homo use. .... I see in your paper that tho premiums of tho Floyd township fair were pretty well distributed. I notice that W. E. Wise and wife took about thirteen premiums. Lackp.t.
Ilntliaway's 31 ills.
Wheat sowing is mostly over. There has been lots of it sown this fall.... Wash Hargrave has moved to Illinois.. ■’'am Hinkle, formerly of this place, has moved to Missouri. . .Tho recent rains have started the grass and thus helped the farmers very much, by furnishing feed for the stock .... Sore eyes are prevalent in parts of this vicinity... .Elijah Sutherlin’s youngest child is very sick. .... Rebecca tiuthcrlin is just recovering from a spell of sickness.... Grandmother Henkel is nut blind, as reported. She can not see very well, however... .Mat. Leisure has typhoid fever... The following are the teachors of Russell township: No. 1, James Alien; No. 2, Mr Gardner; No. 8, Mr. Brooks, Miss Brown; No. 4, Mr. Blatchley; No. 5, Miss Floyd; No. 6, Mr. Witt; No. 7, Mr. Geo. Fritts; No. 8, Mr. Sutherlin; No. 9, Miss Allen; No. 10, Mr. Wallace ...David Warden was just ready to go West when his wife took sick. Ho will start for Iowa as soon as she is ablc....Zack McGiU is bound for Iowa... .It is a mystery to us bow those typos made Thos. Scott boss at the mill last week. We meant to have it Thos. Sutherlin. Vuu.o.
AMERICAN LADIES.
The first impression Sara Bernhardt received o*' tho American ladies manifested itself thusly: “Oh ! ze ladies, za are so beautiful, such clear complexion 1 nevare sec before,” all of which is due to the universal use of Swayno’s Ointment for skin diseases, which insures a clear and clean complexion, and a healthy color. This recalls to mind the divine precept, "cleanliness is next to Godliness." oct
TUK BUSINESS M AN’S BEST FRIEND. Mr. C. L. OuJesluya, a leading importer of Baltimore, has slated that nothing has done hii dynpopeia, indigestion, Jke., so mwh good as that most wonderful of all tonic and reviving medicines, Brown’s Iron Bittors: Just think of it: at a supper thn othnr night.although
l he fac - ( a chornic dyspeptic, ho says h« ate at 12 o’clock
tried oysters, chicken ialad and Ice cream, after which taking a dose of Iron Bitters much to his surprise ho never spent » more pleasant night, with no dyspeptic symptoms in tho morning. So oonolusive wm his experience of tho value ot this wonderful medicine, Brown's Iron Bitters, that ho recommends
thorn to evory one.
In Paternon, N.J.,th« girls who work iu the factories are paid an much better
than the young mon that the girls do the treating and pay for the ice cream and oysters when they go out together. Married ladies will find In "Dr. Lindsey’s Blood Searcher" just what they
need. Try it.
Annio Muller commmitted suicide, in Detroit, because her sweetheart gave his trousers to another girl to mend.
Cntnrrli.
Relief in five minutes in every case: gratifying, wholesome relief beyond a money value. Cure begins from first application, and is rapid, radical and permanent. Choking, putrid mucous dislodged, membrane e’eansod and healed, breath sweetened, smell, taste and hearing restored. Complete treatment fur $1. Ask for Sandford's Radical Cure, oct
Have in stock a full and complete line of Parlor Furniture, Library Furniture, Chambers Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture, Lounges, Patent Kockers of the best styles, Marhlo p and Plain Tables, Pictures and Picture Frames, and in fact, everythihg desirable in the Furniture lino. Largest Stock and Lowest Prices. XT 2ST D K HTAK INC In all its branches, carefully attended to. A full stock of Undertaker’s Goods constantly on hand. Our Hearse is one of the finest in this section of the State .| HANNA & BLACK, 14 and 16 E. Washington St.
GEORGE BICKNELL, Manufacturer and Dealer in WAGONS, PLOWS, HARROWS, And Farm Machinery SjJrnerally. Iron and Steel, Horse Shoes and Horse-Shoes Nails. Has just received another car-load of the celebrated OLIVER CHILLED PLOWS. Also, tho CASSIDY SULKY PLOW, Warranted to give satisfaction, or no sale, after a fair trial. On hand and for sale STUDEBAKER . Farm and Spring wagons and Phaetons, The “Young Iloosier” 3-hoed Wheat drill, and the “Iloosier” 8-hoed Wheat Drill. CHOICE TIMOTHY SEED FOR SALE Northeast corner Columbia and Indiana streets, Greencastle, Particular attention to horse-shoeing and repairing generally
Tho
Cleveland Chief of Police annouucoH that any one caught around Garfield's tomb at night will bo shot on
sight.
It is the height of folly to wait until you are in bod with disease you may not get over for months, when you can bo cured during the early symptoms by Parkor’R Ginger Tonic. We have known the sickliest families made the healthiest by a timely use of this pure medicine.— Obsorver. oct
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In all grout contests, and for the past Fifty-seven Years the oV ki. »lodged Standard of the World—being copied not only by tho makers of this country, but ol l.ur. i e—w ill be ofitred during the present condition of trade at
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All persons wishing to purchase (or examine} linstrumonts are Irespcctfullyl invited to vis
our ware-rooms.
Chickering & Sons, 130 Fifth Aveuue, New York. 8 156 Tremont Street. Boston.
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The salary of tho Prin .pal of the Boston Evening High School has been fixed at $30 a week. “ ‘Sellers Liver Pills’ cured me of liver complaint of eight years” standing."— Wm. Evans, Joliet, 111. Give them a trial.
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound ha» rapidly made its way to favor among druggists, who have observed its ellects on the health of their customers. Send to Mrs. Lydia E. Pink ham, 233 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass.,for pamphlets. a t25. IMPORTANT TO TRAVELERS, Special inducements are oftered by tho Burlington route. It will pay you to read their advertisement to he found elsewhere in this issue. 40tdS
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Dizziness