Time Table On O. & M. R. R Passenger Trains
Railway schedule notes passenger trains east and west with morning and evening runs, freight trains listed by number and time, and a call to see the fourth page for more details. Public notices mention land parcels in Dillsboro township and near Dillsboro station with dates in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alor.m
Pr. m. Pace
H. W. Kixsburr
Rent
W. W. Tilley
Dilldsoremah
W. Radspinner
Dillsbor
City Subscribers Urge Exact Change for Upcoming Collection
The paper notes this is the last quarterly issue and warns subscribers that the carrier will collect next Monday in April. Readers are asked to have the exact change ready for the collector.
Candidates to print town ship election tickets Saturday
Notice to candidates to submit names for ballot tickets by Saturday evening. Coal ad mentions Mesers.8. Siemante & Co. selling coal delivery from tenants. Adelphi Literary Society thanks Alex. B. Pattison for parlor lamps. Watton S. Baer secretary. Quasi editorial on comfort and Moulton's Patent Spring Bed Bottom promoted by H. W. Kemper at Indiana House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelphi Literary’ Society
C. Stevens
Societ
Alex. B. Pattison
Watton S. Baer
Sec’v
Moulton
H. W. Kemper
Indiana
Riot in St Louis Court Summary of clashes near church
Reports detail a Sabbath riot stemming from church tensions involving Louis Rudolf and Catholic worshippers. Rudolf sought refuge at Griswold's residence as mobs attacked him and Mrs Rudolf and Mrs Margaretta Staus. One woman was seriously injured, others aided. Trials ensued for disturbing a religious assembly, riot, and assault. several defendants bounded to bail. Mrs Staas remains critically injured as of press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Rudolf
Rudolf
Staus
Emrie
Va. Mary Sites
Withsia
Gregg
Stee
Sarah Greely
Mra
Margaretta Blaue
Crcdit Court
Roberts
Green
Major
Staas
Township Election Next Monday In Sack Road District
The township votes next Monday for one Tragee two Constables and one Supervisor for Sack Road District. Hon Henry Walker lectured at Vevay last Thursday evening to a large, pleased audience. Luther Williams serves as constable with grace. Uncle Billy Gibson returns from New Orleans hearty. Roads are in poor condition and business is dull. The telegraph office may move to the same place under Mr Small’s departure. G A Rigg, former Dearborn resident near Ghent Ky, returns to Aurora. Albert fico yom resumes his old position.
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Tragee
Sack Road
Henry Walker
Vevay
Abiel
Luther Wiliams
Billy Gibson
New Orleans
Theos
Washington Township
Herron
Ellaba
Hottom
Small
Local notices and business changes in town economy
Notices report Pattison Tandee salesmen in a grocery, a new Barker and McCaw partnership, and the IRS moving to Criswell Block. Lodges plan April 26 observances while W H Barker expands. William Allen resumes building. Aurora Post Office issues over three hundred money orders since August. Methodist Church quarterly meeting begins today. Mose Frazier withdraws then returns with horses to market. D R Cole sends a pest lot sheet from Platte City. Washington Stark nominated postmaster, Senate rejects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Pattison & Tandee
Agricultral Society
Internal Revenue Office
Criswell Block
Telegraph
Stevenson
W.H. Barker
Hartaville
Barker & McCaw
Moore’s Hill
Dillsborough
Hartford
William Allen
Aurora
Methodist Church
Cincinnati
Mose” Frazier
Mose
Moses
Tneas
D. R. Cole
Platte City
Washington Stark, Esq
Senate
River News From Memphis and River Traffic Report
Capt Dan Stark from Memphis reports a calm river condition with water over banks. Baltimore left Madison with six barges inbound to New Orleans after towing a hay boat from Island No 10. a dull week for river business with coal and coke loads at the landing and only a few tugs active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan. Stark
Memphis
Enn
Baltimore
Madison
Island No. 10
Vevay
Ind
New Orleans
Taylor
Cincinnati
Mi Sers. Siemantel
Messrs. Steadman & Co
Wilmington Church Welcomes Rev. Mr. Thompson
The M. E. Church hires Rev. Mr. Thompson for the remaining conference year and his introductory sermon was given last Sabbath. A local hoax misled a visiting preacher into a sham charge, but he departed with dust shaken. Sickness in the village declines, and local trustees Hogan township race features Canfield and Spicknell. Dr. N. H. Torbet remains the oldest active physician in Dearborn County. a misstatement about Mr. Tanner’s insurance is corrected, noting payout and premium note surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Thompson
Wilmington
O. T. Canfield
Leonard Spicknell
Hogan Township
N. H. Torbet
Dearborn County
Tanner
Manchester Village Notes Spring Brightens Local Life
Manchester, a flourishing village on the State Road from the Ohio River to Indianapolis, enjoys improving roads after recent plentiful showers. The town boasts one manufacturing setup making patent garden Cultivators. women may operate them easily. Local merchants Crocker and McMullen feature spring goods, while Hor ses, men, and women show optimism for the era. J P Freeland organizes sewing school as the community hopes for continued growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Indianapolis
W. F. Crocker
Samuel McMullen
Charler F. Robinson
Thie Place
Petersburg
Seimging School
Temperance Hall caucus names trustees and local notices
The Republicans nominated Rev. Benj. Plummer for Township Trustee at Temperance Hall on Saturday the 23d, opposing Frank R. Dorman who held the seat. Other nominations included Justices and Constables. Mrs. Hattie Freemen opened a select school in the brick school house. A new toll-gatherer, George Fulsher, a wounded soldier, was hired by the Turnpike Company. Rally for education and support for teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Temperance Hall
Benj. Plummer
Frank R. Dorman
Hattie Freemen
Friends of Education
Turnpike Company
George Fulsher
Lawrenceburg notices and local health and events
From Lawrenceburg papers we note cholera death of Mr. F Riddell in St Louis on the 18th. His body was not moved by Board of Health. Lawrenceburg Agricultural Society to hold its annual fair September 28. Mrs E A Conger's health improving. Miss S Cordry returns home after two months. Silas V Hays dies from lockjaw after a gun accident. Pioneer meeting at directors room of the Lawrenceburg National Bank to plan a May or June large gathering. Willie Furgeson buried after being brought home by express. Postmaster J F Vaughan’s work hampered by a wounded leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
F. Riddell
St. Louis
Board of Health
Lawrenceburg Agricultural Society
E. A. Conger
S. Cordry
Silas V
Joseph Hays, Jr
Lawrenceburgh National Bank
Pioneers
Willie Furgeson
Express
J. F. Vaughan
Moore's Ill Photo Gallery shines with new specimens
The Sigournean Society staged an entertainment of tableaux and charades at the College Chapel on Friday. Rev P Jenkins accepts North Vernon pastorate. Prof Bennet returns from Ohio trip. Prof Kidd will lecture at Vernon on Thursday April 4. Sons of Temperance delayed public installation. Town incorporation debate dominates local talk. Voters in this township may vote here on Monday to avoid a muddy trip to Chesterville.
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O’niel
Sigournean Society
College Chapel
P. Jenkins
North Vernon
Bennet
Ohio
Kidd
Vernon
Sons of Temperance
Chesterville
Dancing in Aurora senior class closes remarkable progress
The third term of Prof. J. C. Wiles' senior class in Aurora ended Wednesday evening in Criswell Hall. Composed of top families, the group has mastered Cotillion figures and quadrilles including the Waltz. Dancing, once tied to religious ceremonies, is celebrated as a healthy recreation separating it from old stigma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Wiles
Aurora
Criswell Hall
Lancer
France
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Io Aurora
Public Morals Letter on Gambling and Vices in Aurora
A reader argues the town risks moral decline from gambling and disorderly venues. The piece urges Mayor and Council to curb nuisances, warns residents of social harm, and calls for decisive action to protect citizens and the town’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Morals
Ep. Com
Aurora
Lars
Ohio
Chichgaster
The Township Election Tone in Community Prompt
Mr Barron praises calm local politics and calls for electing best qualified candidates regardless of nativity politics or religion. He notes no candidates named yet and mentions constables road supervisors and trustee reelection of Mr Kempf as possible. Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barron
Kempf
Enterprise
Council Proceedings March meeting notes culvert plan and taxes
Regular meeting held with Mayor Sutton presiding. Minutes approved. Committee favored building a culvert under the alley near the planing mill, but deferred. A remonstrance on Fifth Street tax for street improvement referred to a special committee. Bills approved to Beach, Scheirman, Pfeiffer, Buffington. Taxation of church parsonages deferred. Committee to determine improvements for Front Street permanency. street repairs authorized. meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siemantel
Bauer, Kempf
Denton
Phalin
Sutton
Second
Third Streets
Fifth Street
Main
Judiciary
P.beach
Atreets
Y. Scheirman
Servicea Ag Sexton
Michel Pfeiffer
Atone
Willmington Bridge
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M. R.R
Siemante & Co
Manchester
Moore
Wen O
Asaért
Council Proceedings
R. C. Bond
James Edward Owen
Sarah McWade
William Howard
Mig Mclisss
Jane Wicks
Commercial
C. O. Richey
Milan
Arora
Thomas Pattison
P. C
W.S. Tarzan
P. A
District Court of the United States
City Mills
Queens
Siemantel & CO
WISE
Fashionable Dancing Academy
J. C. Wite
N. B
C. Wile
First National Bank, OF
John G. Kennedy
Cashier
Mith & Riggs
Mil. Street
Avrora, Inc
A. Bruce
Main Street
WM Leive
Michal Pfeiffer
Gil Lozier & CO
Vicinity
Bliss
McEathron
Louisville, Ky
Wanoucur Srixes
S. Siemantel & CO
Nebraska
F. Sibley
EnGs
Versailles Road
Particul Ars
Rezin Johnsen
Wit
James McKittrick
Moore's Hill
Moore’s Hill College
A. Q. Gould
Cochran
Ons Roll County
Iowa
George 8. Gould
Centre Township
Acc’t
Wnehawsbase
Total
M. Kempf
Dearborn County Agricultural Society
Fair Grounds
Soren
Abram Epstein
Otive
Epsteir
cLotaine, &c
Heesbro’s Brass Band
S Fine
Chees Bro
USIC
BR. F. Cheesbro
Piano Forte
J . Thos. Gaff
H.W Smith
Jno. Hamileym
J G.kennedy
W.E. Gibron
J. Chamber
F. Wymond
J. T. Campbell
Mears
Chae_bers, Stevens & Co
T. M
Weisenboerm
Walnut Street
Pearth
Kenosrente
Jeni @ Goodman
Fon
Rhie
A Epstein
Schulze
E Hall
Maen Trester
D. F. Sibley
Var
Avesta
R. Kempy
Hiram Fisk
Charles Fisk
Harry Fisk
Henry Fisk
Fisk & Brothers
W. I. Edwards
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