Prof Taverner's Concert at Criswell Hall Next Thursday
The pupils of Prof Thuermer under their teacher present a concert at Criswell Hall next Thursday evening as a compliment to their teacher. Also noted are local building projects on Third Street and Second Street, a court case involving Frank Ulrick Sr for an assault, and upcoming registry clerk appointments along with election results showing modest voter turnout and several trustee and justice races across townships.
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Frank Ulrick, Sr
Barbara Rudolph
Tuesaday
Common Pleas 'Court
Roberts
Green
Major
Conwell
City Council to elect new School Board Thursday
The City Council meets next Thursday evening with the election of a new School Board on the agenda. The document notes a quarterly report from First National Bank showing a capital of 200000 dollars and a surplus of 90000 dollars, about 45 percent addition to capital, and mentions local movers in business, property transfers, and assorted town news including public notices and social events.
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First National Bank
Luther Williams
Chicago
E.ball & Co
Canton
Ohio
Miami
Stedman &Co
John Cobb
John H. Parker
Rackensack
John
Lawrenceburg Press
John A. Platter
Louis Rudolf
Wymond
George S. Gould
R. K. Taylor
Sparta Township
Iowa
Omaha
J.’S. Plummer
Far West
Wills
Criswell Hall
Grean
Cheek
J- -Giegoldt & Co
Alore
Masonic Tall
Silas Hubbardt
Aurora
Cig
John“ House
Manchester
John C. Moore
Moore
Kdb
John H. Denton
Agseseor
Stevenson
Crogel Block
Apring
Local river traffic notes and vessel movements
The report records Garren leaving port Saturday with 325 tons hay aboard Tom Taylor’s barge and 300 tons on N. & E.W. Parker’s craft from Cincinnati. Dan Stark heads to Memphis with cargo on the Clifton, and Capt W. W. Fenton seen on the streets. The Arroweft departed Monday for Pittsburgh with 4000 oil barrels for S. Wymond & Co. Hiram Cox finished a boat to load corn for New Orleans or market. I. Beck loads for O. Verhoff of Louisville a 200 ton hay boat. an additional 175 ton bay is being fitted for loading below. On Thursday, T. & J. W. Gaff & Co. received word from Capt. Younker that the steamer Baltimore struck a log and sunk near Whitehall, 15 miles from New Orleans. fate of her down or return trip unknown.
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J. W. Garren
New Orleans
Tom Taylor
Pilsburg
S.wymond & Co
Hiram Cox
Mesars.t. & J. W. Gaff & Co
Younker
Baltimore
Whitehall
Local notices and town updates from the era
Elder Roberts regains health and resumes duties. Mrs. Eldridge visits Missouri. Colé abandons moving to town and sells out. Prof. Brewington remodels his dwelling. Mrs. Webber sells half her house to Miss Webster and plans improvements. Chester Clark moves to Jacob Richardson's farms. Johan Brumblay returns from the south. Wm. Justis sells corner property to 3. D. Franklin. F. plans moving building and creating a store room. Ladies of the Sigournean Society entertain with strong performances. praise for Betsy Catharine to Queen Bess and Caddie Eldridge. Mr. French brings household goods to town. O. W. Moore finishes Commercial College course and visits. P. M. Hayman thanked for favors. Christian Union Church near town to be dedicated with services by several ministers. Aquilla Aldrich sold his house and land to a Clay resident. John D. Vagnds, Esq., attends Indianapolis circuit court. O. J. Canfield offers new dry goods stock. A. J. Burlingame sells realty to Joseph Hisey. May relocation planned. Hogante trustees elected. Day elected. Charley Buffington heads south to gunny boat duty. Sim Roach to follow. Eight con stable and twenty-five supervisor candidates. lively race with money changes. Kerry married Kate Spicknall. best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder Roberts
Johan Brumblay
Wm. Justis
D. Franklin
Ladies of the Sigournean Society
Betsy Catharine
Queen’ Bess
Caddie Kldridge
French
O. W. Moore
J. W. Hayman
P. M
Eis
Christian Union
J. F. Givan
The
Catstian ‘Witness
Wm. Handy
J. H. Ractor
Cbas
Aquilla
Aldrich
Basi
Bon
Clay
John
Circuit Court of the United States
Indianapolis
O. J
Canfield
A. J.burlingame
Joseph Hisey
Maigonard- Spicknall
Hogante
Will Cooke
Charley “Buffington
Gunny South
Sim Roach
Eigt
Conatable
Maénéy
Ss Itive
Dack
I. Wm
Kerry
Kate Spicknall
William
Clay township election yields Republican sweep in Mississippi district
The Clay township election on Monday followed by a calm day with whiskey shops closed. The entire Republican ticket was elected by handsome majorities: Trustse John M. Hoover Justice S. Minfort Constables John Lenover Clinton Misner Supervisor H. C. Shepherd. Also notes about dancing and Terpsichore in church history and a contrast with Bishop Soule. Mention of William Smith, Henry Wind silver watch, and Bail set at $500 for Vaughni. Robert Groff and family moving back to Lawrenceburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Township
Connecticut
S. Minfort
John Lenover
Clinton
Misner
H. C. Shepherd
Terpsichore
Soule
Alabama
Suilenca
Paris
London
Lawrenceburg
William Smith
Henry Wind
Lidul
Vaughi
Robert
Groff
Lawrenceburgh
Manchester School Terms Announced and Local Election Row
Manchester Academy opens the Spring Term led by Prof W Webster Morris with lower Manchester courses run by Prof J W McMullen as Mrs Freeman vacates. A Crocker precinct election produced Democratic triumph amid family quarrel over a Democratic ticket and Republican trustee candidate. Neighbors report moves, shop changes, new goods, and a general sense of town transition amid bad weather and continued farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Academy
W. Webster Morris
W. McMullen
Lower Manchester
John A. Kyle
Aurora
James’ Kennedy
Sylvester Dorsey
Craig
R. W
Sylvenus Palmer
Wright's Corner
Afr
Cornforth
James Walder
Jadujih
Ito W. H. Palmer
Esa
McMullen
Sam
Ais Crodby
Traction
Oliver Tibbecta
Omer Tibbetts
Win. Mathaus
Orin Mathews
Mlggis
Prairies
Manohehier
RAI
David Posies
Printed posters and notices from ED F. Sibley office
A fragmentary notice from the commercial office of ED F. Sibley indicates preparation for printing posters for Horse and Jac and related specimens. The readable text hints at calls and examinations, with emphasis on ready materials and short notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Sibley
Criswell Block and Market Growth Highlighted in Town
Poemy recounts Robert Criswell esq erecting a prominent block with a Revenue Office Board of Trade and Law offices and a book bindery. The hall sells seats days ahead for events, while the Criswell Block contrasts with the Criswell Grocery and hints at future development. A note addresses Sabbath disturbances and clarifies Reverend Klein did not approve any attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epston
Robert Criswell
Board of Trade
United Stats
Aleliila
Criswell
Apoe
Death Notice of Miss Emma Bisbee at 22
At the residence of Hon. Henry Walker near the city after a long illness of consumption Miss Emma Bisbee aged 22 years is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Walker
Emma: Bisbee
Careful Corrected Weekly Produce Prices
A rough listing of weekly produce prices shows apples dried peaches beans flour wheat corn meal rye oats barley hay flax seed ham shoulders side lard cheese butter eyes potatoes chickens and tallow with varied prices per bush or per dozen, reflecting market rates. Entities include no clear dates or places.
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R. U
Roa Express
Ellis
Wrst
Disgr. U
SAS Acm
H. W. Kischcg Jr
John Schwartz
Kel
Henry
Trainor
Third Street
Messrs
Gaasttogn Pooh B. Hallowell
John Wildridge Logan
Oliver F. Cloud
Wm. W. Carmich
Ael Miller
Edward Jackson
Charles Goodwin
Lawrencebure
James H. Swope
Boaz Bells
John J. Hauck
Centre
John A Conwell
Garret V. Denton
Hozin
Elijah Huffman
James Smith
Russell S. True
Columbus U. Jaquith
Wm. Witlherd
York
Nicholas Vogelgesang
Robert Haritt
Kelso
Anthony Bletner
Wm. Lingg
John C. Stenger
Peter Goebler
Albert Heick
Jackson
Francis Lang
Perrie Fernier
Sparta
John Brumblay
Leander H. Kelsey
Joseph Bedunnah
Clay—Bred Ginter
Thomas Wilson
Cesar Creek
Ernest Husman
Charles, Libbert
Wellington
Benjamin Witherd
Martin Treater
Kempf
Denton
Charles M. Bailey
W. H. Kemper
Michz Teany
Cenxtae
M. Kempf
Cochran
Benjamin Melson
Michel Teany
W. H. .Kemper
Stranger Cheek
Edward Clemens
J. J. Jaynes
James M. Gould
Jesse L. Holman
John Swift
A. Ireland
de Hannison
Geo. H. Tebbs
Mason
J. (Otcade
Janes Griffith
A. B. Wildridge
Sa Mirnick
Azil Hauk
Edward Grobbe
Robert Lazenby
John A. Ewbank
James ‘Kirkwood
Laweenessureu
John Ferris
Walter Hudson
Hiram Clerk
A.J. Gray
Carson Crozx
Jones Rand
Joseph
Step
William Ire
Michael Hoff
John W. Stegner
George Siebenthaler
Hocan
Leonard Spicknall
Extro
C. Bipare
James McDonald
Wat Donlan
Eee Etwas Shobin
Muntuestia Triatee
Frank R. Dorman
Wan
Taustes
John BM
Juson Jutett
John L. Giegoldt
Rhubard
Lamb
Gievoldt
Moore’s Hill
Dillsborough
Jawrenceburg
Father Klein
Rudolf
Feportes Pabel
Strickland
Europe
America
A. Strickland
Cincinnati
Second ‘Select Party
Jo. Wiles
ST. M. Gibson
G. H. ‘Wymond
J. A. Conwell
L. Berkshire
J. Wymond
L. G Hurlbert
J. Hayes
H. H. Cheek
Wiles
UST
P. Cobb & CO
Barber & Amiden
George Mix
Fa7tlliam Allen
William Allen
Congress
District Court of the United States
D.S. Major
City Mills
Queens
S. Siemantel & CO
WISE
Fashionable Dancing Academy
J. C. Wire
N. B
J. ©. Wise
First National Bank, OF
John G. Kennedy
Cashier
Smith & Riggs
Milu
Anaona, Inc
Bruce
Oaters
Wilkie
Opa
Manufactura
Leive
Lesses &O
Michael Pfeiffer
Vicinity
Elias x McEathron
Louisville, Ky
Ed. F. Sibley
Saxo and Gaavat
C. & J. Giffin
Warovucur Sternes
S. Siemantel & CO. Ord
Moore's Hill
Versailles Road
Milan
Rezin Johnson
James McKittrick
Ryuaarterly
U.S
United States
John. G. Kennedy
Centre Township
Ace
Ace’t
Total
Dearborn County Agricultural Society
Fair Grounds
Strawder Cheek
Press
F. Sissey
aAbram Epstein
Versons
R. Gregg
Ueesnro
B. Ff. Cheesero
F. Cheesero
Piano Forte
Thos.Gaff
H.W Smith
Jno. Hamilton
J G. Kennedy
Planos
Walnut Street
Beat Eastern
Jewett & Guodinda
Epatéinnner
Artin Trester
Polite Gale
Washington Township
D. F. Sibley
Ind
Wilmington
R.C. Bond
Wiliam F. Kerr
Migs
Kate Spickhall
Hogan Township
Guilford
G.W. Ewbank
Ellen Hiett
Daniel Hill
Mary Tennison
Commercial
Etters
Indiana
Brown
Baldwin
Colshire
Chappelow
Coffee Francis
Eshman
Nick. Gibbons
Y Garmore
Hamilton Juunea
Hagg Harry,Hiner
Sally
Helms
Philip
Harvey Misa
Nelly
Hughes
Johns
Hea Jackson Thomas
Kill Peter
Lion G Leonard James Meyer
George Mince
Sarah Merkcle
Geo
Mary Johbrt- Pillbeam
Edith Pettingill
Ora “Rusell
Wm Radapinner V -Seights
George Smith
Martin
Sheppard & Funkhouse Smith Miller
Thomas Dangerfield
Malon
Jos
H. “Wagner
Thomas Garr
T. H.W. Suri
J. G. Kennady
Cae Te Ate Cara Son OG
Vessons
Governme’nt
OR Securities
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