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Newspaper

Greencastle Star

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1881

Page

8

Christie's Shoe Store Offers Durable Kids Footwear

Allen's Drug Store advertises railway times while urging economy and better shoes for children. Christie's Shoe Store on Washington Street promises custom made shoes with better fit and lasting wear, inviting families to shop there for smarter footwear.

Christie's Washington Street Christie's Shoe Store The National Bank

Local Lemes and Community Notes From the County

A collage of short items: Clay Lewis ill with throat trouble. Robt Piack buys horses up north. Mr G W Ames gravely sick. Jesse Wellso goes to Cloverdale for tinware. Mr George Corwin back from New York. Dave Stevenson returns from commercial college. Mrs Louis Snyder seriously ill with erysipelas. Misa Lou White visiting relatives from Indianapolis. Capt Skelton ill with erysipelas. Mrs Winsor to assume State Librarian post next week. Ed Woods proud papa of a baby girl. Black & Brother ship fine mule lot last Tuesday. C W Talburt expanding his business room. Sunday School concert at Christian Church tomorrow night. Mrs Hall of Ft Scott visiting relatives. Jesse Weik not pursuing consul ship per Dr Gobin. Dr Gobin to conduct Presbyterian services tomorrow. Mrs Robert Renick reports first spring chickens hatching. Pitner to lecture at Meharry Hall tomorrow at 3:15 pm. Elder Prank conducts Christian Church meetings this week. Effingham Republican notes Mrs Carrie Burk and daughter visiting local residents. Bill Bivens thrown from sulky near Square but no serious injury. Miss Anna Smith to give entertainment at Fillmore Saturday April 2. Briscoe heirs vs Sutherlin et al motion for new trial granted. case pending on merits. first trial cost over $600.

Capt. Skelton Effingham Carrie Burk Greencastle Inid S. F. Gilmore Gar Bill Bivens Anna Smith Fillmore

Vacant Judgeship in the 13th Circuit Chooses Candidates

Following Judge Turman’s death the 13th Judicial Circuit needs a new judge. Aspiring candidates Addison Daggy Major Birch D Coffey and Granville Moore presented petitions early Tuesday while the public remains uncertain who holds the promise of preferrment.

Turman Messrs Addison Daggy Major Birch D. Coffey Granville Moore

One-Armed Thief Steals Overcoat From Sage’s Hotel

A rough one-armed man stole the Conductor Mansfield overcoat from Sage’s hotel at North Depot last Monday night. He vanished for a day but was captured by Sergeant Stone Tuesday night and jailed awaiting Jeffersonville orders. Also, Mrs Anna Robinson died in this city aged 62 after long valvular heart disease. post mortem by several doctors. funeral held Monday at the residence with Dr Marine presiding.

Sayra Sage North Depot Mansfield Stone Jeffersonville

Stolen Horse Recovered in Shelby County Case

A year after a horse was stolen from A. J. Cherry of Shelby County, deputies arrested the thief in Jefferson township at his brother Bob Aubrey’s home. The suspect had just returned from a Kentucky expedition. David Durée had unknowingly purchased the horse, identifying the thief. Deputy Thrall then transported Aubrey to Shelbyville for trial.

A.J. Cherry Shelby County Jeferson Township Brandon Bob Aubrey Kentucky David Duree Thrall Shelbyville Aubrey

Marriage Licenses Issued To Eight Couples

Marriage licenses have been issued to John Gray and Belle Glenn, Henry M. Mann and Martha Day, Major G. Stokes and Pennie Dickens, Vilah Jones and Lizzie Vestal, William E. Grady and Lizzie M. Evans, Benjamin F. Allen and Angeline V. Horn, Silas S. Lyster and Rosetta Cagle.

John Gray Belle Glenn Henry M. Mann Martha Day Major G. Stokes Pennie Dickens Vilah Jones Lizzie Vestal William E. Grady Lizzie M. Evans Benjamin F. Allen Angeline V. Horn Silas S. Lyster Rosetta Cagle

Death of Mrs Rosanna Albin in Monroe March 22 1581

Mrs Rosanna Albin aged 75 years died in Monroe on March 22 1581 after paralysis. The notice records her age and the place of death.

Monroe To Rosanna Albin

Real estate transfers listed for Franklin and Greencastle areas

Analyze Ruberger to Jennie Stites and numerous others show land and lot transfers across Warren and Washington townships and Greencastle. Transactions include parcels in Franklin and Marion counties, with prices ranging from 50 to 1000 in various currencies.

Analiza Ruberger Jennie Stites Reelsville R. HU. Barns Wm. Reeves Peck Greencastle Noward Rye Lockridge Franklin Township Nicholas Mace James C. Mace Washington Township Charlotte M. Shideler J. Stort Warren Township John H. Jeffries T. J. Williams Jackson Lucy A. Grigsby L. S. Boyd Warren Amy D. Puett Nellie Congst Depot Bloomington Streets James B. Robinson W. Wright Marion Jas. B. Brumfield W. J. Long

Indiana Legislature Exhausts Session with Tax Reforms and Bills

The Indiana legislature reconvened to debate a tax bill expanding to include tangent property and various financial entities. House and Senate passages covered common carriers, prison governance, and education measures while fees, delinquent lists, and liquor license revenues sparked debate. A public health note cites widespread local illness and a bleak bee winter, alongside agricultural statistics and state resources.

Senate committees listed with chairman names and members

Washington March 18 The following are the Senate committees as elected under a Republican resolution with the Vice President deciding vote The named first on each panel is the Chairman Includes standing committees Privileges and Election Foreign Relations Finance Appropriations Commerce Manufactures Agriculture Military Affairs Naval Affairs Judiciary Posts and Post Reads Public Lands Private Land Claims Indian Affairs Revenions Revolutionary Claims Claims District of Columbia Patents Territories Railroads Mines and Mining Revision of Lands Education and Labor Civil Service Contingent Expenses Engrossed Hills Improvement of the Mississippi River Transportation routes to the Seaboard Joint Committee on Public Printing Enrolled Bills Library Public Buildings and Grounds select committees Civil Service Epidemic Diseases On Erection of New Library Building

Board of Pardons Gravenor Hovuse Insurance Coumittee House Odiucation Commission Senwe Ffenate Freign Curie Oftesa Indiana Houst Senate Washington Hoar Cameron Wis Teller Sherman Frye Lansbury Hill Vance Pugh Burnside Conkling Edmunds Miller Ferry Jahnston Morgan Kali i Ga Pendleton Morrill Jones Allison Platt Logan Dawes Plumb Hale Davis W. Vial Heeb Ransom Coenwell McMillan Nev Kellogg Conger Lumsum Coke Fpurie West Jewell McPherson Williams Agriculture Munhone Blair van Wyck W. Vaslater George Loyvan Harrison Sewell Cockrell Maxey Grover Hampton Naval Cameron Pa Anthony Rollins Mahone Farley Togers Gackind Davis UL Bayard Lamar West Col Canger Lauisbury Groome Public Lands Tlimb Hid Mewill Fla Walker Mone Asgard Jonas Cail Invalls Saunders Camron Slater Conn Mlatt Mitchee Edgerton Groome Jackson Caneen Johnston Fia Dwes Cameron Wis Tellier Fair District of Columbia Ingalla Kelling Hawley Motul Harris Butler Lance Gorman Mitchell Eagerton Call Williams Territories McDil Sawyer Waller Garland Brown Mines Hee Cola Jones New Camden Lana McMillan Platt Conn Hate Clair Edgerton Mabone Muncy Bair Civil Service Kyles Parye Mssissippi Kelvya Seaboard N. Y Beck Voorhees N. Yo Hour Fin Holins Graome Consus Mo Dill

Graveyard Horror as Dog Guards Coffin

An Irishman Martin Fiansigan died four miles southeast of the city and was buried in the Catholic cemetery. A dog disturbed the grave, tore the coffin wrayve, and growled at intruders until shot dead. Witnesses feared grave robbery before the beast was killed. The note ends with a separate tidbit about Tennyson’s pension and Stevenson centenary.

Las Martin Fiansigan Lmits Cincarnate Commercial

Local Retail Ads Highlight Footwear and Harness Goods

Bur ett s and Burnetts advertise extended lines of ladies and children shoes, rubber boots, and overshoes in Greencastle. A furniture upholsterer offers repair, picture framing, and mouldings. L L Louis promotes a large stock of harnesses and horse goods in Bainbridge with repair services and money saving promises.

Col. Morrison Hanna & Black Furniture Palace L. L. Louis Bainbridge Putnam Smit Bainbridge Ind

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