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Greencastle Star

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1881

Page

7

Community notes from Tie Sran readers in the county

The correspondence page shares neighborhood news from Coatsville and nearby towns. Items include visits by Mrs Figg, Mr Lightfoot from Terre Haute, local births, church services, state fair attendance, youth teaching assignments, and a minor Saturday night fight over a half dollar.

Tas Tie Sran Tur Srar James Stokes L. F. Daniel M. E W. H. Williams Fountain County T. N. Stokes Terre Haute James Jack Geo Clark M.E Christian Church

Sowing Wheat And Farm Sales In Vivalia Notes

Reports from Vivalia mention limited sickness and farmers busy sowing wheat. Mr. Smith sold his farm to Ed Brattain and moved to Lena where Brattain plans a drug store. Lon Garrett travels to Kentucky while Mrs. Harvey and daughter visit CO. M. Irwin. R. P. Lankford visits Vivalia and C. M. Irwin with wife visit Terre Haute relatives. Protracted meeting at Long Branch this week.

Smith Ed Brattain Lena Brattain Lon Garrett Kentucky Dr. Harvey CO. M. Irwin R. P. Lankford Vivalia C. M. Irwin Terre Haute Long Branch Gusamium

Impressions of England and France from a US observer

Special Correspondence from Paris Sept 3 1881 reports a traveler’s visit north of London to Stratford on Avon and rural England. He criticizes land tenant laws, notes farming methods and machinery differences, and compares English life with American notions before moving on to Dieppe and a French welcome, with humorous observations on currency and customs.

Tur Svan Paris France England London Shakesper Stratford On Avon Liverpool Dukes, &c United States Wes Dunnington Land of the Free Newhaven Dieppe

Paris Sojourn Sketches and Notes from a Traveler

The writer describes travels toward Paris noting currency, hotel costs, and daily rates in francs, with impressions of Parisian life. He praises the city’s beauty, layout, and public spaces, and sketches streets, boulevards, and the Louvre as a key landmark amidst a growing sense of foreignness.

Paris An American Traveler Admires Louvre and CityScapes

The writer describes Paris from the Louvre to the Champs Elysees noting Napoleon's impact on the city’s growth and beauty. He cites the Place de la Concorde and the Guillo tine, praises the Louvre's collections and vast galleries, and observes social contrasts between virtue and vice, Sabbath observance, and upper class Parisians. He references the Grand Opera and the Belled and decisive streets along the river Seine. The account ends with a Friday travel note and impressions of the city’s architecture and people.

Seine Francis I Napoleon Paris France Tuilleries Palace of St. Louis Baal Louvre Marine Museum Moscow Place de la Concord Louis XVI Marie Antoinette Charlotte Corday Robespierre Champs Ulysees

Paris and Versailles visit from a traveling correspondent

A letter describes a Cook tour through Paris and Versailles with a 10 mile excursion, notes the Bois de Boulogne, battlefield memories, and the vast palace of Louis XVI. It details Versailles gardens and architecture, 20,000 workers, and the costly construction, plus a German occupation in 1870 and a later departure toward Switzerland.

Versailes Bois de Boulogne Paris France Louis XVI Augusta Switzerland D.C. B

Funeral of Alma Siddons Held at Fillmore Christian Church

The funeral for Alma Siddons of Greencastle was in Fillmore at the Christian church with Elder O P Badger officiating. Attendance was very large. Also noted: Mr Fletcher Talbott and family visited from Springfield Illinois and spoke of conditions there. Corers and farming notes, local teaching changes, and a corn stock market call were included.

Alma Siddons Greencastle Christian Church Fillmore O. P. Badger Fletcher Talbott Springfield Ill Lizzie Detrick Ellis Willmore W. S. Cowgill Lowdermilk Elam Denny Cor

Engagements and weddings find brides gifts at Brattin's

Sap Engagements and weddings are a source of pleasure to contracting parties and friends. Brattin's offers engagement rings wedding rings silverware fine cutlery and wedding presents in chaste designs and best qualities. A good girl is wanted for a family of four at $10 per month. Inquiries at this office. Two sewing machine committees at the Floyd township fair.

Brattin’s

Aced Brown Horse For Sale Following Wednesday Notice

From the premises of the subscriber in this city on Wednesday September 14 an aced brown horse stands 1515 hands high shows harness marks and is blind in one eye a reward is offered G Hl LINEBURGER 2123 Greencastle Indiana names and address printed for public notice of sale and reward.

G. Hl. Lineburger Greencastle Ind

Local Dry Goods and Household Offerings From Indianapolis

Mrs. Win Brothers and others showcase new domestic and imported items at J. F. Hill's headquarters. Landes' Drug Store advertises lamps chimneys globes and paper supplies while Dickson & CoPromotes fall and winter Dry Goods at rock bottom prices. Garland cook stoves and hard coal base burners from B F Barwick are guaranteed satisfaction. Paper and envelopes sold at the 99 cent store.

Win. Brothers A. B. Smith N. W. Davis G. W. Dasher Henry I. Myers W. Longley Annie Banning J. R. Sears A. J. Bishop A. Z. Vanhook Frank Wyatt Singer J. F. Hill B. F. Barwick’s North Side Square

Hats on offer at B. F. Hays & Co and catarrh snuff

The advertisement highlights the city’s largest hat stock at B. F. Hays & Co. It touts Marshall's Catarrh Snuff as a forty six year remedy introduced by Chas. Bowen in 1835. It warns not to ignore catarrh and claims the product cures colds and headaches with persistent use. A signature of Chas. Bowen on the label is emphasized to deter counterfeits, via F. C. Keith, General Agent in Cleveland, Ohio.

B. F. Hays & Co Chas. Bowen Marshall Chas Bowen F. C. Keith Sm24 Cleveland Ohio

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Pere Reteoy A. Vogeler & CO Baltimore U. S.A Jim Daggy AILOR National Bank Buildin Putnamvatte R. H. Crouch Brazil Webster Hester Will Hamaker Billy Watson Cloverdale Township Putnamville Boyd Mary Columbus America George Washington Allison Bros Scotland Rue de Lafayette Marion Township R. H. Bowen Putnamoille Floyd Township Landes’ Drug Store Dickson & CO Indianapolis Landes’ Drugstore 99 Cent Bb. F. Hays & Co Landes Drug Store
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