Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 November 1881 — Page 2

NOVELTIES CAN BE IT’OTJnSTID I INI' MEN’S TTLSTERS AND OVERCOATS! In all grades, shapes and styles, from ifd to $22. KOVELTIES can be found in MEN’S SUITINGS, embracing all the lateststyles of the season, from ft to $25 per suit. KOVE1.TIE9 can be found in YOUTH’S ULSTERS, OVERCOATS and SUITINGS, embracing everything, from the cheapest union cassimere suit to the finest imported worsted, at prices from $3 to $23. NOVELTIES can be found in our BOYS and CHILDREN’S department, embracing all the styles of the season in long and short pant suits, and at prices trom $2 to $10 per suit NOVELTIES in our GENTS’ FURNISHINGS department are unparelled, as it is by far the largest and most complete line of gents’ wear that can be (ound in the county, and a prices fully

*ay*\Vay down upon the Swanoe river, in days of yore, the people generally bad a good time, taking all circumstances into consideration, but bow much happier, contented, prosperous, and enterprising would they have been bad they lived in this day and age, and in this j glorious old county ot I'utnam, where the people are “on time,’’ especially those ! who are the fortunate possessors of a | Brattin Watch, the standard time piece, ! known and recognized as such by railroad and express men, physicians and laymen, and all good judges who have knowledge o( its excellencies. They can be had only at Rrattin's Jewelry establishment, where can also he found a

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‘Crowning Glory

r to Hart M,

Still Lends.

For Fronomy of Fuel, Durability and

!:^:;t::::^;;“X:“S!cieanliness the “Front Heater" has no

otc.

Equal. Remember, THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. For Sale Only by U tEmCK & CO.

3m26

** TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. LESS!

WHEN CLOTHING STORE.

CHEAP! mi PIPER! Filin MB OILS! ■Window Shades. AT Allen's Drug Store CHEAP!

flwyllon. Willis G. Neff sniffs the battle from afar, and already volunteer* to lead the Democratic hosts to victory next fall, under a commission as candi date for Attorney General—Mr. Neff deserves the nomination and would make an excellent race, without doubt. 8»a!i“ A series of revival meetings will begin in Locust Street M. E. Church on next Sabbath. Preaching morning and I evening t.y Dr. J. \V. Webb, the pastor.

Hosiery, ladies’ and children tin-

'derwaro, hoods, nubias, and knit goods i of all kinds, zephyrs, Germantown and 'Stocking yarn in great variety, at LtngI don't. 2i3U

Green coffees, finest stock, new goods, at low prices, at Darnall’s.

Corsets, host ami cheapest stock i j m town, at Langdon’s Fancy Bazar. 2t30

A Premium Eist.

The New York Weekly Express ostab- I lisbed in 1835, is not only one of the j Oldest and Cheapest but best of the New York Weekly Family Newspapeis. It is now making a great and successful effort to reach a larger and more general circulation than any Weekly Newspaper in the United States, and to this end is offered a - i attractive list of substantial and valuable premiums to single and club subscribers. The long established re— pution and responsibility of the Publishers who not only publish the Weekly Express, but the New York Daily Even—

N<». i* oiist sitlf square, Greencastle, Ind.

HEADQUARTERS FOR , DM GOODS AND CADFETS! Fall Stock now Complete.

ing Express Isa sufficient guarantee of I

the character of 'he Premiums offered F anners >V l IO ||a\ 0 1H> lilllC tO tbol

and the good faith that will govern their I distribution. Besides the many other attractions of The Weekly Express it publishes regularly, by authority, the Brooklyn Tab' made Sermons of the Rev. T. DeWitt Tulmage, D. I). The subscription price, One Dollar a year, places it within the reach of all. The otlice of

Young people’s meeting in the audience the New y ork W eekly Express is 23

.sXraus Attn >t. eotjis Railroad 1,11,1 tioiiiK Rust. Uoin*W«et. Day Bx .'cm ■ - < vi Acermmodation t u - ru *N-Y. Express ■ 1:00am a m

“Every Day.

A. P. HARRISON, Agent. 6t. Louis Vandalia, Tehke Haute & Indiaxapolis Railroad.

Eastward Trains. 2.20 is 0 4 24 p m

•'2. SO *« *5. OH p u

•x-'ts

Westward Trains.

**12 IS* M ’•" ' 47 pm

12. S2 * m *5.:48pm

•H.25 * M | '*8. 55 * m ♦Daily except Sunday.

**Daily.

SAM’LrOATHERWOOD. Agt.

o*i, im'y It' - n ear better, they look bet.in every respect—Custom Made Boots and Shoes P. j{. Christie don’t keep any other kind. Every pair of boots or shoes you get of him is sure to be just as represented. You run no risk of getting a shoddy article, as there are none in his stock AH his goods are made just a* he orders them. You can’t buy a pair of the celebrated “Lilly, Brackett A Co.” boots or shoes at any other store

in the county.

U hen you get tired of buying cheap

Louisville, New Albany & Chicago-- s ^ 01 ’' !or ? our c ^' l, * ren ' ca " on him and Railroad. ; f' 6 * a P a ' r c,ls toin made, and you will

tGoing North. 1

1 33 p. m. 2 30 P. M. ...-3 U0 A. M

be satisfied. West side public si|uare. #a?"Chns. Williams was arrested Sat-

Way Freight Through Freight..

. 4 (0 a. M. 1 38 p . m .

A. Johnson Agent.

OCAL FEMES.

BtaV-Take The Star. 8&‘And you will be happy. fSaT’Mr.s. John Hanna is quite sick. terMrs. Prof. Study is convalescent. WST S t-’C new ad. of Darnall Bros. Si Co. toy People waste more than they save, tog’* Mr. James Gibbs is seriously sick, toy Dr. Willits at Meharry Hall to-

night.

toy Read Shipley’s new advertise-

ment.

toy Mr. J. W. McGrew is able to be Out again. toF*D. P. Downs visited Terre Haute this week. toy Look at the new advertisement of I. Hawkins. Calvin Hurst is guardian of J. M. and E. E. Hurst. toy And it rained a few for a change, on Monday and Tuesday. toy Died, in this city, on Nov. 2, Carl, son of L. D. Crawley. j«y Mr. John Cawley shipped a nice lot of horses on Monday. to?"Mrs. I. Hawkins is visiting her daughter, at Cloverland, Ind. toy Mr. D. L. Southard and family Mre visiting in Marion county. toyf'ee the advertisement of S. F. Kyle, Ladoga, in Tut Star. toy Will Farrow has removed the !I9 cent store to Covington, Ind. toy Dr. J. W.J Owsley has removed from New Maysville to Crawfordsville. toyMr Albert Allen, of Shelbyvillo, Ills., visited relatives here on Saturday. toy A strange fact is noticeable—a man who has been swindled always feels better after he learns that bis neighbor has been the victim of a larger swindle.

!. A llWAS.,, ...a.

Way Freight

Through Freight .

^ (Going South.' ^ ^ J urday lor the larceny of a pair of boots.

fisy The Greencastle Iron and Nail Mill office has been renovated and re-

paired.

toy Meeting of the Reading Club at residence of Mrs. II. M. Thomas this af-

ternoon.

fey Mrs. R. T. Jones returned from a prolonged visit to Cincinnati, on Wed-

nesday.

toyMr. McMeans, the telegraph operator. will occupy the house vacated by T. B. Scott. toy Mrs. Lucy C. Hunnicutt, of Parke county, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Crow. fey Mr. Albert Smith and wife are back from Kansas, visiting relatives in Warren township. feyMiss Johnson, of Terre Haute who has been visiting Ed. Meikel and family, has returned home. > fey The bald-headed man is generally an easy prey to every new hair restorative (?) placed upon the market. feyMr. Samuel Hazelett and wife, who have been visiting hero for some weeks, returned to their Missouri home on Monday. fey Prof. O. II. Brooke will deliver the I niversity lecture to-morrow afternoon. Subject: “The Origin and Result of Chivalry.” fey The Misses Lizzie and Jessie Crow have returned from their long visit in Kansas, looking well and rejoiced to get hack. toy The reception at the residence of Rev. G. W. Bainum. Friday night, was very largely attended, and a very enjoyable time is reported. fey Bob. Martin, arrested as a plain drunk, attempted to escape from City Marshall Starr, Monday. That officer cave Chase, and fired his revolver at the fleeing prisoner ere he was recaptured. Querry: Is it legitimate and right for an officer to shoot or shoot at an escaping prisoner?

room at G:30. Services will continue through the week. Sabbath school at 2

p. m , Mr. D. Langdon, Supt.

fey If apology is necessary because of lack of interest in the contents of The Star this week, we offer it now: Some theif entered on er litoral room, Monday, and purlonied the scissors that had been our constant companion for the past seven years. P. S. Since above was written we discover that the thief seized one rubber overcoat and aniline pencil.

Where is the police?

To Ylarry.

“Whoso findeth a wife, lindilh "

«hins.”_-Pr aU x t $, n ' ^

John R. Lister and Emma Butler, David Barber and Rosa Sellers. Bence Baird and Allio G. Bandy, Aaron Thomas and Eva Hasty, Josiah Weathers and Maggie Reigle, John Sigler and Mary Gibson. Ouulli of .Vlrv Jolm It. RKlHcr Died, in this city, on Nov. 7, 1881, of typhoid fever, alter an illness ot nearly six weeks, Sophia J„ wife of Mayoi John R. Miller, of this city, deceased was a daughter of Mr. Isaac Matkin, deceased, born in the year 1850, and married her now bereaved husband in 1874. The funeral took place on Tuesday at 2:3u o clock p. m., the services being conduct ed by Dr. A. Marine, of College Avenue ' hurch, the attendance of relatives and

friends being very large.

■ iiMailaiion in tin- I’resbytoi-iim

Chore li

The installation of Rev. G. W. Bainum as pastor of the Presbyterian church of this city, occurred last Sabbath, with very appropriate and interesting services. The day was beautiful and the attendance was large. Rev. Dr. Edson of Indianapolis, who was to have preached the sermon, could not be present, hut his place was well supplied by Rev. J. X. Bower, of Bloomington, who preached the sermon, presided throughout the exercises, and delivered the charge to the people. In tho last of these ho is re

Bark Row, New York. New millenry, latest styles, at at the Fancy Bazar. 2t30 Levering's Old Reliable Roasted Coffee at 20c. per pound at Darnall Bros.

& Co.

looking*

For dnss goods and trimmings, always go to Langdon’s Bazar. 2t3U

To l{4‘iit,

A dwelling house, containing 7 rooms, cellar, cistern, well, stable and woodhouse attached, on full-sized lot, corner of Columbia and Gillespie streets, four blocks west of public square; also, onehalf of another dwelling house, near the quire of f,jr a .i SI “ all n fa insrN:,. Kn - County Clerk’s Olfice.

New Carpets,

New Oil Cloths,

New Curtains, last arrival of tho season,Jat 2t30 Talbvrt'h. !

away

around when they come to town, will do well to go at once to the CJETjEL^IE 3 CORNER £3 TORE, Soil Ih of the l*osto(}ice, And net the ”oods they want at the lowest prevailing prices. C. W. TJVLBTTX^T.

JENKINS

USTeu Oasli Grocery. ISAAC JENKINS. JOHN BURLEY.

& CO.,

Wholesale and retail dealers in

Fine Teas. Sugar. Coffee. Tobacco & Cigars.

— togf*Highest market price paid for country produce in goods or cash. Farmers Splendid assortment of new dress | are solicited to call on us for their supplies and brin- their : reduce goods just opened at L-.ngdon s. 2t30| IENKI.TS A CO., Southard Block, E. Washington St., Groencastle. .#*

For sale, at a bargain a beautiful

nickel-plated “Crown Jewel” hard coal base burner, used only one winter.

Apply to T. P. Kockafellow.

New cloaks, dolmans and ulsters just received at Langdon's Fancy Bazar. ‘ 2i30 Buy Arbuckle’s Coffee from Darnall Bros. & Co., and save 20 per cent. 0 spools best machine thread for j 25 cts. at Langdnn’s. 2i30 |

< lieap Dry <>oo<l*.

We have begun a cheap sale of Dolman’s. Shawls, Dress Goods, Wool Flan- 1 nols, Shirtings, Muslins, Cotton Flannels | and other dry goods, and will offer up to j the end ot the year goods of all kinds at j prices that will justify buyers in coining i to Indianapolis. See the goods. Doi.’tl buy if you don't think them cheap.

A. DICKSON A CO„

2fi and 28 West Washington St.,' 2t3" Im-lanai-olis, Isi>.

Earles! Stock! Greatest Variety! Lowest Prices!

Also, Paints, Oils Glass, Putty, Varnish, etc., at

COOZET'S IDIRzXTG- STOE^IE.

i GENTS Wanted &B .ViR,

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> ii ry

‘ortruit* «>/' Uiog took i

, kIi/ full regarding

tl Itfatmrnt, !h .,0, and Fun

the. J’rrfn/leut, Cabinet,

Lif»* ral tonus. <

is Cai.inet, i '•ll Oben/uii Garfield, rt „

ral tonus. Outfit, frOo. Addroag

t trith

frs.etc. Ably i

rtc. L«»

t i uBrlli , ClnolunutU

EVERYBODY

-The following persons have each , S ^ J ) !

purchased of F. A. Hays a Bent Wood I Churn: John Hammond, W. C, Blake, i

Wm Hawkins, Ed Browning, Mr. Proc-A* av 'I’.? hpuvht the Interest of W. K. McUIN-...-ter, Mrs. Lucs, Jake Hoffman, Jimi NImd the mammoth DC.OOOatock of

gnrdcd as having been exceedingly folic-M’ ,r, 'My. Thompson Browning, Lem! Ik.... i , itous, the charge being full of strikin- r<> * ins ' *‘’ nn ^ M '*‘ ,rson > W'm. Thomas,I* VJallHIS, AIIIHIICI \

and practical points, not soon to bo for Th' ' oopor ’ M , r ’ , .f on8 ’ 1 :^ n ., , lo lor I nompson, John Horrod, Mr. Ragan, Stegoiun. liev. Dr. fisk delivered fho I v.n 1 . a .h. m vi,c 1 lucheson, Jas. M ll lor,

1-isk delivered the I ven Latham, Mrs

charge to the par tor, in a highly credita- T. Slavens, Chas. Paggy, Eli Rrattin, ble and acceptable way; as also the in-! ^ ,n ' f'' ,lirow - W’illis McCoy, Chas. New-

stalling prayer. The

n r- . • I Rent, Cynthia Cline, James Ilodr.hire,

and Fnm ,v .» r , ; Gob 'n Jacob Cox. John W. Gorham, Sam S,g-

and harp, imm the faculty of the Uni- ler, J. B. '

A CARD TO THE PUBLIC. giving ‘ exp * r,l ‘ n{ ’ e '* I'hysiciana, alter Dr. Seth Arnold’s COUGH KILLER,

A THOROruil TRIAL.

I'ronounufK it Superior

to Any

and Oil Cloth to Lo found west of

New York,

T 11!1.11 FIORb filler tho entiro lot to reduco ! } He- M;.\ , (SO DAT-SJ. f.i' C AlSH, ri-uur'lli.-.-- .if i nii, in-..fit,., nr exi.eii.'-i;. I am ifhterm ned tocloaedoirn within the limit. This nlork I'onsints in first-i-lass trosh Romis, imrvhaeud for our regular

, Bowen, Doc Hamilton, John

vorsiiy, were present and participated in Smalley, Geo. Fordyce, Sam Loyd, David the services, much to the pleasure of the 1 '^ arlin ’ ^ •' > ' p,1 K ent . John Seller, Mrs. people. In the evening Dr. Fisk preach- j IIuhbard ^j’ N -£ )k ' ks ' I,avc Priested an able and elftctivo sermon. and| <'l«!l8iu«. thus closed one of the brightest and | Remember that F. A. Hays has two most hopeful days in the history of this i larRe rooms up-stairs literally packed church for some time past ’ with c,ot,lin Ki f 1-01 " 'he cheapest jeans to

the finest cassimeres and worsted goods.

Wkstkrii Mkdii ai, Imstitotk. Cleveland, O, I a R made up in the latest style.

Mr. James I. Fellows—Dear Sir- We —~ —

Hvnoih'^lV 0 n C : ib VT S ^ rU P of , (;a " ,H " 1 n '»"*» nc the 15c - worsted ! R A ^" d at S Gu h 1 i?y 00 ' , Hm Ilypophosjihites by Dr. McMaster; and dr«ss goods at F. A Hays’ before pur i«uu»thav»*. It will pay you to take a day und its use has been attended with such sat-! chasiDir. J * . Pee * h i? bnr^ain* offered in this mainw M to warrant our em- - - podV^li b A o U JLl^eVr^n^. 0 *^,.^ SS ploying it largely from this time forward tj0 t0 1 • Days’ for Shawls ami [ lu ra'""r. hut actual facts. A fow moments’

= •' ? K.D. 0 a. __

DOLMANS cloaks, bwd- T’lic l-ll'oeNl sf .*..-1* ■ i"’i f.'.Mt.'Vhf.’".I qiianrs at the h an cy Bazar. ”t30 * * ' *4' (M K deal and no _i(i..hshness. rorae and see me uni

Fens, ink and stationierv at Landes Of SUitillli’S t ll(‘

Drug IStore. tf . n

Wo carry the largest stock of lo- ^ tt y ‘tl b. I . 1 S

dies’ fine shoes in the city. F. A. Hays.

And Fancy Goods, Hats. Caps

BOOTS AND SHOES, Together with the finest stock of

CLOT SIN c

and We.term made Woolen Good.--. Carnets hmi'ght*«'ven hoHleVn' 1 tl ’ at ] 1 ® c »" 1 *haok and

Fall :iU4( U inter Trn«l«>,

T , ,«ur store.

«a T Kv.“„ b iWa'if“ m t,,,! Mlni >«“PoUs. Mini

tor sale By all Driijrfjists,

413(1

be convinced.

—rat.AO will buy a genuine Hartford Boot of F. A. Hays, while his neighbor gets $5 for them.

Cos.

Lamps, Chimneys and

Landes' Drug store.

•it *2!) (Hobos ai |

3 m 30

apply at the enjuina meoting of the Hoard of < omniiSFioneri ol Putnam oountv, Indiana tu-wit: At the [leeeinlier term thereof, IKn| Honors !n in S V‘i lie s l’ lrit ' 1,lus -vinous and mall

fil f ’"l* ’"'''"'"y 'hi" a quart at a

athli m V if r"k ‘ 18 '’remises where sold eur undone quarter im-he- somh ol the nurthwest corner of said lot. runniiiR thenee south ) r^ thc .L <,n i t 7 " f th ? . nor .'. h w "" dividing said lot from the lot owned by Frank Hays et ul., and deeded to them by II, H. Voss and wife. runing thenee east tho full depth of said lot 121. thenee north to a point thirty eicht feet and

Samples of Dr.W.B. Reads „" u , r anJ on ": < l"?rter inehes south of tho northGelebrated \«thina Keli. f ' nUee of beVi'inini "n .if ’ ,l, *. n, ' e 1 w ,''■ , ,h,, — — - place ol hcKinninc. in the original plat of the

this Pi. C "| V -Greem-a-ile. Indiana, in

r^'JF.^rb'rhteVV'nV

Nor. 5, 1881. Pl'RNKL M. LAYToV

J sec me iin<l

' cry truly, rf. F. KYLE,

1 roprictor Trade Palace,

LADOGA. IND.

Hent free to any who auk. Immediate relief Kuaran* toed, 50c and $1 packapefi

sent by mail.

A. KT11KIDDE, Rome, N. Y. ^