Adelphi Society to Present Two Entertainments in Crigwell Hall
The Adelphi Society announces two literary entertainments at Crigwell Hall on the 21st and 22nd of the month. The last show drew high praise and full houses are anticipated. The piece also notes local civic events, business changes, and court proceedings from the area, including a partnership at a local mill establishment and plans for a woolen factory site.
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Adelphi Society
Crigwell Hall
Odd Fellowship
Union Lodge
Lamyenceburg
Friends Lodge
Aurora
Biggs Heb
Hiram Smith
Mill Street
Cincinnati
Board of Trade
A. W. Freeman
James N. Greer
Jackson County
Washington Township
Old Dearborn
Jim
John Thompson
Squad
Thompson
Avey
To. Baik
J. F. Radspinoners
Benjamin Wright
Coch
Jake
Jefferson
Jennings
Ripley
Dearborn
Ohio
Switzerland
Versailles
Virginia City Daily Enterprise
H. G. Blagde
Nevada
A. Epstein
Louis Rudof
National Bank
Mr. Ager
Broadway
Moore Streets
Methodist
Oliver H. Liddell
J. W. Eggleston
A.S. Embree
George Beyell
Frank R. Dorman
Ross Vs. McCoy
Batesville
Molior
Haslett
Cook
Actinn
Henry Hopken
Henry Nolte
Court of Common
O. and M. R R Passenger Trains Time Table and News
The item lists O M R R passenger train times including accommodations and express services. A separate note reports HL Kinacort, the agent, was arrested for forgery last week but released with no charges filed amid malice claims. It also notes the death of Little Fred Robert from brain inflammation.
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Fred Robert
Dearborn County Grain Samples Sought for Exposition
The Agricultural Department invites submissions of the finest Dearborn county cereal samples for a World’s Fair exhibition. Each specimen will be labeled with donor name and residence. Send in promptly to showcase Hoosier farmers’ work to Johnny Drapeau and the world.
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Ciry
Dearborn
Simon Siemantel
I Aurora
Ind
Seni
Agricultural Department
Dearborn County
Johnny Drapeau
Robbery at David Trester’s House in Washington Township
Four men called at the residence of Mr. David Trester near Washington township and forced Trester and his wife to sit while the intruders rifled the home. They escaped with valuables, dropping Trester’s shotgun near White River bridge. no arrests reported. Trester is brother of Joseph Trester and Capt. Martin Tester of the township.
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Conaway
Thie Place
Alfred Suits
W. W. Thornton
George Lyon
Order of Odd Fellows
Indiana
Dillaborough
Chapman Lodge
Masonic Hall
Brixton Gay
Mort Avon
David Trester
Washington Township
Martin
Trester
White River-Bridge
Mr. Trester
Indianapols Journal
Joseph Trester
Martin Tester
The Aurora Board of Trade Promises City Benefits
The Aurora Board of Trade is established and progressing well. It urges business men and property owners to join to boost manufacturing, population, and city growth, arguing membership benefits all via united effort and local improvements. It seeks thoughtful citizens to participate and shape forthcoming actions for the city’s improvement.
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Aukers
OTICE
Board of Commissioners
Dearborn County
Fifth and
Market Streets
Aurora
Peter Eghler
Sarah Jane Goodridge
FAO
Jacob Bedinger
Aurora, Ind
Council Proceedings Aurora February Meeting
The February 14 5867 council meeting approved bills for City Engineer Pattison 86050 County Recorder Aiden 425 Pfeiffer 53 Dorr 60 and others. Some bills from Schultz Bittner Schwartz Sullivan Cheek Bash were referred. The dog tax was abated and city officers salaries were approved before adjournment.
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Aurora
Button
A. B. Pattison
A.J. Aiden
M. Pfeiffer
Stresta
W. Dorr
Billing Schiultz
Bittner
John
Moore's Hill and Lawrenceburg Items Prolific Local Notes
Local notes report revival meetings at the Methodist and Baptist churches with Rev DeGarwo of Seymour and mentions J C Moore selling a brick dwelling to Rev S B Falkenburg. Mrs Ran som departs to Cincinnati for mission duties. hay shipping underway. cows lost by Sider Roberts and Chester Clark. Elder Tincher at home. Friday night plans teased. donation at Dr Woods. bounty hopes rise. Lawrenceburg items recount river capsizing near two youths, ferrymen rescuing them, Capt Davis W Cheek leaving for New Orleans. local men forming venture to profit from new cheap invention. promotional prose on popular weekly literature and a Louisville and Nashville train with a party of checks.
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Methodist Church
Baptist Church
DeGarwo
Seymour
J. C. Moore
Eny
S. B. Falkenburg
B. CU. Ransom
Cincinnati
T. D. Stevens
Dora
Will Moore
Benes
Sider Roberts
Chester Clark
Elder Tincher
E. G. Woods
Washington
J. R. Thompson
Lawrenceburg
James Liddle
Mose Skinner
Davis W Cheek
New Orleans
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Common Pleas. Court
Dilleborough Items
Manpion
Silas Cooper
Malyina Reser
Ohio County
Doke
Callahan
Misa Elisa Hall
Calvert
Frederick
Robert
Nicholas Miniob
Commercial
Henry Walker
P. M
Stea Aring
Eiven
Andrews
J. A. Bstox
Pittsburgh
Wilmington
Grable Sud
A. Aldrich
Petersburg
Kentucky
Petersburgh
Perry
Lawrenceburgh
Boone
W. C. Berkshire
Missouri
Gentry and
Nodaway Countie
Brown County
Illinois
Lucas County
Toledo
Berkshire
Moore’s Hill
Versailles Road
Milan
Rezin Johnson
Sibley
James McKitta Lick
Moore’s Hill College
A. O. Gould
Carroll County
Iowa
Georges. Gould
ED. F. Sibley
Ferry Landing
Third Street
C & J.J. Giffin
Court of Comnon Pleas
Philip Frass
H. Merkel
Elvaso M. Goodrich
A. Conwell
T. M. Gibaon
Steet
Main Street
M. R.R
Lla.m
U“Kart
Breight Trains
Brees
Io Vy. A
Foose
R.m
HL Kinatcort
The
Aurora Board of Trade
Council Proceedings
Col
Gavin ‘ Clerkshiy
Decatur
Inez
the .Confiras
Bia
Miss Thackeray
Henry Kingsley
Edmund Yates
Swinburne
Buchanan
Jean Angelow
Ngland
Ticknor & Fields
Boston
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Louisville
WM_LEIVE
Michal Pfeiffer
Second
Bridgeway Streets
Esquire
STARK
Arora Post NO. 1
Thomas Pattison
Tarton
P. A
Estern Union
Rising Sun
Telegraph
2D Street
Adies’ Bazaar
Melton
Lagos
Lothe
William
T. M. Gibson
Second Street
Tilden
DODGE
Brown
Eale
Z. M. Gibson
Bruditt
Ooorsitns
Adams
T. M. Gibson’s
Paris
Seine T. M. Gibson
Bex & Lubin
Bazin and Babin’s
M, Gibson
Hocks Calley
Portmonngiss
Rocket Books
Yeing Gibson
Son
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