Aurora Frisky Times Column: Notices and Circles
Notice to all who took coal from J C Rincher & Co barges near Aurora last winter to call Captain Israel Phalin and settle. Haight & Chambers Circus to exhibit in Aurora next Saturday. Oasis Davggion and Sons of Temperance organized. officers installed. No judge room secured yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Rincher & Co
Aurora
Israel Phalin
Gurex
Firat National Bank of
Good-Etyls
To.onder
Uaats
Bors
Sean
Haight & Chambers’ Circus
Yfanesua
Oasis
Sons of Temperance
George Sidékrey
P. A. Shockley
Thomas Scofield
H. Harding
R. Ashworth
A. C
T. H. Johnson
McHenry
A.B
Thomas Hibbert
John Griffin
Thomas Davenport
Dearborn County Agricultural Society Annual Meeting Report
The Dearborn County Agricultural Society met at the Fair Grounds near Aurora on Saturday April 13. President Francis Worley presided in his absence. officers were elected for the coming year and the secretary and treasurer presented their reports. Directors for various districts were named and the secretary ordered to summon a meeting of the Board of Directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn County
Aneffercultural Society S
Dearborn County Agricultural Society
Fair Grounds
Aurora
Francis Worley
Strawder Cheek
Huffman
Henry Wood
F. Sibley
John N. Milburn
J.D. Curtis
Hogan
John Bruce Wastington
Samuel R. Cole
Parla
Jacob Miller
Clay
David Conine
Cesar Creek
D.E. Kelsey
Lawrenceburg
R.wymond
Manchester
A. B.ill
Miller Itnaly
W. Blaisdell
Jackson
A. J. Alden
Keleo
B. Connelly
York
John Heimberger
Harrison
John Wildridge
Logan
Frank Swales
Ohio County
D. G. Rabb
Thomas Durbin
James Holmes
Ripley
Warren Biséait
Tilford Dickerson
Joseph Jackson
Boone County
Marcus Collins
Sanford Botts
Weetig
Coven Rene
Abr Couneil Hall
Aurd
Worley
Bec
TE. &C
Ohio
Samuel
Griffins
John T. Parker
T Bt
Epstein
Ain Agquilis Dé Rich
Bala
Dubatjus
Mainie
Criawell Corner
Board of Commissioners
Washington Hotel
Third Street
Main
Indiana
John Baer
Ind
City of
Auorm
Local notes mix business and weather with river dullness
The article mentions C. Kelsey as bookkeeper for a large brewery and a new flagstaff with a starry banner. It discusses diverse fruit prospects with half to fair yields, a Friday anniversary at Moore's Hill Lodge, Aurora Lodge inviting outsiders, and a critical condition for Philip Gould and his wife. Also notes death of Dr. Bond's father in Virginia and river activity being dull with boats and cargoes described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Kelsey
Moore’s Hill
Aurora Lodge
Philip Gould
Green
B C.bond
Clarksburg
W. Va
E.P. Bond
Lawrenceburg
Virginia
Tom. Wright
Laugher
R. Criswell
New Orleans
Dillsborough notices and temperance meeting report
DILLSBOROUGH reports a Friday temperance meeting at the Methodist Church led by D C Johnson and others. It notes a Wednesday event at Lop-Har square, property transfers, and a debate on historical and modern dance linked to religious and social practices. The correspondent comments on dancing, propriety, and local manners with references to Terpsichore and Kitto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C. Johnson
Lop-Har Square
John Tibbits
Dillsborough
Sprong
Jon B. Bennett
John Gelvin
Miriam
Kitto
Terpsichore
Soute
Strabo
Dape Waloons
neRgchion
Dol & Ihoweay
Plageids
Shas
Dancing in religious practice sparks debate across eras
An analysis critiques the use of dance in Christian worship, tracing historical permissiveness and licentious forms from ancient rites to 19th century clergy concerns. It argues modern churches should avoid terpsichorean teaching and French instructors, asserting sacred services require restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apis
Aurora
Herod
Daniel Webster
Terpsichore
Local notices and social happenings in Manchester area
Prof Morris prepares for a grand exhibition at the Academy while Hugh D McMullen and wife plan a Wrights Corners event. Miss M G Bodie is rehired as Union Ridge District summer teacher after last year’s success. Lieut Geo W McMullen and Capt A H Jumper run a busy portable saw mill near Pennsylvanianburg, Ripley County, from their Civil War days bonds. Widow and heirs of W W Jordan sell their property and move to Lowertown, Mrs Jordan famed for kindness to the poor. L Kern aims to move back to Cincinnati. horseback riding becomes fashionable among young ladies as weather warms and farmers prep summer crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Academy
Hugh D. McMullen
Wright’s Corners
Union Ridge
M. G. Bodie
Geo. W. McMullen
A. H. Jumper
Pennsylvanianburg
Ripley County
W. W. Jordan
Lower
Moores Hill News Roundup and Local Notes
Local items report Mrs Dennison moving to Cincinnati and Mrs Abrahams moving into her vacated house. Mr Clark expands a new two story shop. Robert Draper visits town and word of a likely illness. Mrs Goyer recovers, Justice moves to Ripley county, and Thomspson and French improve properties with trees. Thomas Jennings adds perfumery stock. Rev Wip Thompson declines Wilmington offer for Charleston Shargs and takes Charlestown post. Brass band practice continues with praise. Town votes 63 for incorporation, 26 against. Dr Strickland Cough Balm advertised as remedy for throat diseases. Deaths and memorials, local sales, and church meetings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison
Cincinnati
Abrahams
Clark
Robert P. Draper
Ben
Goyer
Wm. Justice
Ripley County
J. K. Thompson
John
Thomas Jennings
Thompson
Wilmington
Charlestoin
Pim
Bandis
Bester
Aviroa
Aurora Prices Current Corrected Weekly
Commercial notice lists weekly corrected prices for food staples including apples peaches beans flour wheat corn meal oats barley hay flax seed hams shoulders and sides with unclear values and minor typos. Names of items and units appear with dashes and fragments across a damaged line.
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Strickland
Thomas J. Taylor, Sr
Wm. Bainum
Mount Carmel Chapel
Walser
John Todd
Aquilla
Atrichand
van Burert
Lowa
Tomlinson
Bruce’s
North Hogan
Piasdell
Newtown
Ballview Church
Fitch
Doling
Bazilias Binder
Tos
Germany
Brancé
Connorsville
St. Paul
Minn
E.S. Blasdell
David Guard
Hardentown
Ratten
Chattey Ratten
Waller Hayes Haa
High Street
Farmer’s Hotel
Dunlevy
W.T. Ferris
G. P. Seekatz
Borror
Temple
George Sutton
A. Btrieklsad
Otto
Commercial
Bibl ‘Bibl
Mportant
R. Kempp
J. A. Henderson
West Fifth Street
Maine
West Fifth St
Oho
Second
Bridgeway Streets
Esquire
Washington Stark
Wilkie
Main Street
QPF Pro
C. Wiles
Mu Ss Ff
William Allen
Arora
Thomas Pattison
W.S. Tarion
Queens
Plutkigda
Siemantel
Chambers
Ames
NEW Southern
Menagerie
Jennie
Madame Marie Latort
Nellie Day
Signorita Bonifante
Miaco Brothers
MR. WM. Naylor
MR. #. BERNARD
Sig. Henrico Tibbs
MR. Thos
Foland
Sam’s Hinds
Old Sam Lathrop
Gus Shaw
Tom Purgess
ENG A
Zoological Department
Amon
Japar
Dake
First National Bank
Janow
Vest
John'g. Kennedy
John'g. Kenne
Mit
Stager
Inn
Aie Brewery
Siemanteh] &Co
Avi
Marcus Levy
Treas
Jacob Wood
Ayor’s
Glerk
A. H. Merxer
Arterly
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U.S
United States
National Banks
Capital Stock Surplus Fund
John G. Kennedy
Banking
Thomas Garr
T. “Hi
Ww. Sarra
J. G. Kexsepr
Cashier
First National Bank, Or
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Asiraig
A. Con Weel Ly
Ana Counreyy
Las Aang Tary Te
T. M.gibson
Ateet
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Anthia
John 8. Hoye
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