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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1889
Page
5
Advertises new millinery goods including hats feathers ribbons and flowers. Announces stylish trims and artistic designs with today’s fashions and novelty items. Encourages early visiting to avoid crowds.
A dense Bloomington style notice lists Bloomfield attorneys and law offices including Ifields and Buskirk, Gallemore, Emerson Short, Hort Van Buskirk, Thos Van Buskirk, Wm. Slinkard, Offett Davis, and W. Gray with local court and real estate abstracts. The page also recaps a busy local scene with millinery, normal schools, farm sales, and town news.
M Bynnin John A Voters in Washington City Prof B L Allen Jesse Lalue Solsbury Eli Mullis Jacob T Beam John H Stalcup Joseph George W W White Jonathan Wagoner William Crawford Henry Barter T J Warner J Litten George Brandon Joseph Coley Scott Emerson Lemuel Denny Mrs L H Stalcup Minnie Bullock Paris King George Ellis Frank Cavins Charles O Haver John W Beasley Charles Hasler John Feutz Emmett Dagley Thomas Bogard Sam N Yeoman Joe Stafford Strange Winters W M Wakefield E E Spainhower Jacob Neidigh wife Timmons E R Hunter Samuel N Fuller 8 S Coen J W Todd James McCutcheon Thomas Vaughn Rev J M G Sappenfield Bartlett Goodman David Fuller Jacob Bowersock J W Asrey Phonias Palmer Robert T McKee Joel Benham wife daughter John Berns Jacob Berns John Hasemen Henry Bovensehen William Boryensehen Peter Stockrahim Garret Schloot Magdie Warnick left for Topeka and Topeka stay T P Freeman Worthington Oregon Washington Territory group Warner's Safe Cure ad Landis & Oliphant new shoe store opens
James Adams of Stafford joins the graduating course. John Holtzclaw and Miss Edwards of Salsberry enter Wednesday. The normal opens with forty seven pupils first day and fifty five second day. The graduating class will include about twenty and mostly old teachers. Prof Danielson demands exact definitions and full coverage. Ed Cavins will teach a penmanship class. The Bloomfield normal is the leading county normal and urged for all spring students. The faculty includes top county teachers and the diploma from Danielson is valued. An exchange urges unity and honesty while warning against petty politics and old grudges. Dead Shot hog cholera is claimed preventive and cure.
A. D. Dickey of Scotland Indiana touts Dead Shot pain relief for a swollen broken wrist. The item also advertises salesmen wanted by D. H. Patty Nurserymen in Geneva New York and The Cl Van Dusen Nursery Co in Geneva New York offering steady year round employment with salary and expenses, age required.
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