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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1900
Page
1
Daily railroad schedules issued with through tickets and exceptions. Local notices list whereabouts of residents visiting Cincinnati and Indianapolis. Ads promote ice cream, tailoring, bicycles, real estate, corn sales, and wheat prices with several small business names and personal moves.
Henry C. Greemann his wife and Mrs Klingworths mother Mrs Klingworth and Harry Klingworth of Salt Creek went to Rushville on Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs William Klingworth who died Friday June 22.
Advertisement seeks young men with fair education to study telegraphy railroad accounting and typewriting at Globe Telegraph College Lexington Kentucky. Endorsed by major railways as the sole reliable institute. Graduates secured positions. ladies admitted. Free catalog available. fall term begins August 15.
A Burgettstown liveryman recounts severe stomach pains and weakness after which Miller & Curdy's drug store recommended Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. One dose relieved the distress, and he praises the medicine as the finest for stomach trouble, saying he would not be without it. Sold by J Gauck.
Low rates to Charleston and Washington for the National Educational Association meeting July 7 13 1900. Round trip tickets available from all Big Four points on July 3 5 6 and 8 with go return limits and sale dates. Final return by September 1 1900. Tickets must be validated at Charleston joint agency.
A collage of local notices lists social visits arrivals moves and family updates including Mrs Fred Mozer serious illness visits to Greensburg and Cross Roads travel between Greensburg Lawrenceburg and Indianapolis plus community reminders and a graduation program lineup.
The Batesville public schools hold commencement at the German M I church on July Sth at 7 30 pm. Admission is 10 cents for all over six years. Proceeds after expenses will be donated to the school.
Sulphur valued by medical men as a therapeutic agent. Littell's Liquid Sulphur is a clear solution retaining medicinal and hygienic qualities. It claims to cure any skin disease and stops itching instantly from various causes. For sale by G. A. Baas.
John Pfalsgraff leads a Rough Riders unit with artillery and munitions out of Batesville on Sunday. Captains and soldiers offered no information and the final outcome remains unclear. A return roll call shows no deaths, injuries, or missing members.
James F. Hyatt of Belden Avenue Chicago stops with James Mc Coy of Osgood on route to Mr McCoy’s home. Hyatt is a prominent real estate dealer with a 137 family Arkansas colony and has traded for the Weisburg flouring mill which he offers for sale. He was raised at Lincolnville and found business success after leaving Ripley.
On Sunday about 10 pm Robert Weaver of Newpoint was stabbed to death by Charles Suttles Jr of Greensburg. Four Greensburg men were present. two conflicting alibis emerged. Suttles allegedly attacked during a quarrel while Robert Morton testified a knife wound crippled him while trying to help. Four men were jailed as Decatur Grand Jury was summoned to decide on charges. Weaver left a wife and several children.
Geo A Cook and daughter Agnes traveled to Dayton Ohio on Monday. Mrs Louisa Clausheide has been ill but is improving. Mrs Mary Schinneman of St Louis MO visited her parents Adam Mozer and wife. Miss Anna Vonderheide returned from St Louis after months away. Lotta McCallum visited Greensburg to see her uncle and aunt Nev Henry Morrow and wife. Ida Bosse visited her sister Mrs George Thieman at St Nicholas then returned. Fred Beckman and family of Cincinnati visited Mrs Clausheide and left Wednesday. Jack Duffee and A C Post from Oldenburg worked on the convent then returned to Indianapolis. Monument sellers Grether Schwartz advertise. J B Royce, Census Bureau appointee at Washington DC, has ordered the Tribune. Ripley well represented at the hub. Adolph Cook and wife of Brookville visited relatives. Adolph left Monday. Mrs Cook stays until after the Fourth.
NovricE requests all individuals indebted to him settle their accounts immediately as he has purchased property in Morris Indiana and needs funds to meet his obligations. Dr Exurort Morris Ind.
On and after Thursday July 5 our stores will close after 6 p m standard time every Thursday. Names listed include Greemann Wilker Co H Kramer Chas Meyer Nick Blank A G Zierer Co P Bosse Co Gregor Spiegel Co A Lindenmeier Son.
Reports say Robert Morton traveled to Knochsburg with Robert Weaver the slain man. Morton allegedly struck John Fuller with a billiard cue, causing Fuller’s death. Weaver is said to have knocked down an elderly woman during the same incident. Morton was later arrested Wednesday for Fuller’s murder.
Mrs. Sieg of Morris traveled from Cincinnati to Batesville on Sunday night and returned home Monday morning. Train service does not stop at Morris, so Morris residents must come to Batesville to reach Cincinnati and back.
Smoke Schorr announces Ravanna blossoms. July 4 fair ground bicycles checked. Wanted to buy a ferret. Nick Blank advertises Callon For latest style shirt waists. Ed Evel’s sheriff father Mrs. Ebel of Osgood dies. May Creath visits Lawrenceburg. George Severinghaus visits from Chicago. Severinghaus farm sold to John Drescher for 1400 dollars. White family and Gray Taylor repair Walnut street. others visit and travel between Osgood Versailles Weisburg Weisburg mills and Pierceville.
The Baptist Young People's Union of America plans an international convention in Cincinnati Ohio from July 12 to 15 1900. Iron clad tickets cost 1 45 with return valid July 17 and extension to August 10 if a 50 cent deposit is paid with the joint agent by July 14. For information contact ticket agent CC Dou.
John R B Gentry praises Littell's Liquid Sulphur Oil as the best remedy for cuts bruises and sores on horse and dog. He reports using it on a road mare collarbone injuries and endorses the product for horsmen. Sold by G A Baas.
Batesville Stars beat Sunman 19 to 18 on Sunman grounds in a pitchers' duel until the eighth when Sunman scored nine but Batesville answered with six to tie. Sunman scored once in the ninth and Batesville two to win as the final out came with the winning run at bat. Batteries: Batesville Oser Schroeder and H Schroeder Sunman Busch Anderson and Goodapple. Umpire H Canfield. Sunman to return the game next Sunday.
One fare round trip for travel to Kansas City during the Democratic National Convention period. Tickets on sale July 1 2 3, valid for continuous passage in either direction and valid for return leaving Kansas City no later than July 5. For full information call on Big Four Route agents.
An advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests food to nourish the body during organ recovery. It asserts the remedy instantly relieves and cures all stomach troubles and urges sufferers of indigestion to try it, signed Geo. Baas.
Mrs. S Doty of Des Moines Iowa expresses lasting gratitude for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. She cites relief in coughs lung troubles and whooping cough and thanks the manufacturers. Advertisement notes sale by John Gauck and Bigney and Co.
Diep-On Monday night between 7 and 8 oclock at his home near Spades Prof John Wortman died of consumption. He was a prominent Adams township teacher and former Representative candidate. He leaves a widow. funeral today at 10 a.m. at the house, then burial at Greendal cemetery near Lawrenceburg.
Ailsteel hay rakes at Walsman's and George Gartemann visiting Shelbyville. GME social at Town Hall well attended. Eastern Jersey potato plants on sale at H H Kramer. Ed Hawking notes. Commencement exercises at Oldenburg today draw many locals. Miss Miller of Cincinnati visits sister Mrs Wm Krieger. A J Nusbaumer and family return from Keystone and Montpelier Indiana. Globe House offers weekend ice cream. Mrs Ernestine Vascout mentioned. W Romweber and bride return from eastern wedding tour with three serenades at home. Dyspepsia ad for Kodol cure ends with praise of ease and reliability.
Batesville School Board members PRANK M STARKS WILLIAM KRIEGER and CHRISTIAN SCHWIER offer twenty five dollar reward for information leading to the identification of person or persons who broke windows in the old school house Dist No 6. Reward paid with guarantee of anonymity. Signed 41.
A local user reports spraining his left hip last fall while moving boxes. After initial misdiagnosis the condition worsened until he tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm from a druggist and claims full cure from half a bottle. Sold by J Gauck and Bigney & Co.
The Center township Republican convention at Osgood on June 16 nominated a full ticket. Trustees Geo Sparling Assessor Newton Hyatt LEsquires Jacob Schook and L B Webster Constables Ed Firth and Ben Caplinger Advisory Board Jesse Vines Geo Newman Squire Brown Supervisors Arnold Wood Resin Murray Frank Murray Wm Connolly Frank Barricklow chaired by J C Row Hakvey H. Crouse served as secretary.
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