Sept 14 1867 Aurora News Wide Roundup
Local notices report a rail and mail timetable for O M R passenger service with East and West lines, freight schedules, and agent Kinnicorr. Community items urge eligible men to register before the October election and announce a county fair with plans for next week’s full report. A lecture for ladies by Mrs. Barclay is announced, plus farm corn market notes and a stray bull reward notice from Phillip Enes in Dillsborough.
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Tyne County Fair
Barclay
Aurora
Marketstreet
Outlet No
Ahaid City
Age
Merkel
Second Street
Mechanic and
Bridgeway Streets
Ind
Martin ‘Kgmler
Otige
Board of Commissioners
Dearboyn County
Fourth
Front Streets
Two Dollars and Costs Declared as Penalty
A local magistrate known to readers fixed two dollars and costs as the misdemeanor penalty. A defendant demanded a jury trial but was found not guilty and fined two dollars and costs. The piece notes a dry spell hurting corn and pastures, followed by a rain shower that eased dust but did not enable fall plowing yet. An accident on the O M Railroad injured several workers, Rowland dying instantly and others severely hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorraks Anp
Horgipix
Solventeén
Rowland
Cochran
Alex Mcdonald
North Vernon
Patrick Kerrigan
Atrora
Dedication day at Green Dale Cemetery in Lawrenceburg
The article notes next Saturday the 21st as the day for the Green Dale Cemetery dedication in Lawrenceburg with expected large attendance. It also covers local elections, fairs, bridge bids, school openings, a new ferry Kentucky, a baseball game, and Indiana State Fair preparations in Terre Haute with detailed exhibit plans and balloon events.
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Green Dale
Lawrenceburg
Thos. J. Taylor
Decatur County
Laughery Bridge
Publ
John Unger
Indiana
Terre Haute
Wabash Valley
Illinois
Vigo Agricultural Society
Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railroad
Fair Grounds
Terre Haute House
Wabash
Térre Hauts
John M. Kinney
Columbus
Ohio
Beo’y Ind
State Board of Ag'l
Proposi tions and dangers in 1867 era notices
Fragmented missives recount board defend actions and address opinions on fair matters between Aurora and Lawrenceburg Societies. Reported murders in Arkansas and legal shifts, plus academic notes on Neptune and local Pioneer meetings. News spans politics, crime, science, and public welfare across Franklin County and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheek
Mathews
Sept
Incomplete 19th Century Trade List With Goods
A corrected fragment lists apples dried peaches beans flour and wheat with varied weights and prices, plus corn meal rye and flax. It also mentions hams shoulders sides peas and terms like MBRELLAS a larger invoice of tin umbrellas and related items, all reflecting a sparse, shop ledger tone.
Monument to Lincoln County Soldiers Dedicated in Green Dale Cemetery
A dedication in Green Dale Cemetery at Lawrenceburg Indiana announced for Saturday September 21 1867 with Rev Whidlay and Judge Burnett addressing residents about erecting a county monument listing soldiers who died in the war. The ceremony location centers the monument in the cemetery core with surrounding plots for veterans and a county invitation to participate. Other items include ads for publishing works on new western states and products such as Graf ton Mineral Paint and building services in local Memphis and Cincinnati business notices.
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Green - Dale ' Cemetery
Lawrenceburgh
Ind
Whidlay
Burnett
Cincinnati
Dearborn County
D. W.C. Fitch
John'h Gaff
P. Stockman
AL A. Seis
Mayes
Mississippi
New States
Great Ocean
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Eeane
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Vari Wdte
Cory
Wnart
O Devil
Clay Township
Dillsborough
Hei Isa
Hind Laikes
William M.llers Milly
Dillsbarrow Staton
Phillip Enes
Ater
Hy AM
Sup’t
Kentucky
Collins
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Messrs. Stedman & Co
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Hoosiers
Uni
Jelly
Haines
Melson
Esa
Beach
Sutton
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Meegan
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Clark
Foster
Katzmer
Hoosier
Woolen Mill
J. Draper
T. J. Cobb
Dirp.Ie
Sawa
Pemwenta
N-Hvood E.D. Tuck
Fearone
Franklin
County
Franklin Co. 10
Marianna
Phillips County
Arkansas
Bradley
Prof. Watson
Michigan ‘University
Neptune
Whitewater and
Miami Valley Pioneer Association
Hunt’s Grove
Riffner Station
Whitewater Valley Railroad
National Asyluma For
Augusta
Maine
Milwaukee
Baker
Reverdy Johnson
Senate
State Department
Seward
Gulf
Key West
Punta Rosa
Cuba
Gov. Helm
Elizabethtown
J. H. Jordan
Indianapolis
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Green Dale Cemetery
Lawrenceburbgs, Ind
Ren
Albert D. ‘Richardson
Pacific Grast
Far West
Thia
National Fublishing CO
West Fourth Street
Grafton Mineral Paint Jr
Grafton Mineral
Daniel Bidwell
Pearl Street
New York
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PN. Waebton
Joseph. Walton
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Memphis, Tenn
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Datay
Uniontown
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Front Street
Washington
Adams
Memphis
Tenn
Cheek & Sons
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Smh
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Galland
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Calla
J. P. Ulrey
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Cobb’s
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Nustom
Ju Leiary Street
Sam
Henry. Basler, Sr
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D. F. Sibley
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John D. ‘Haynes
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Valentine Dorr
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Arora HI
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