Cleveland Letter Urges Democratic Deliberation at Chicago
The Chattanooga letter dated April 8 argues the party should deliberate before nominating. Grover Cleveland asks that delegates be guided by judgment and democratic spirit and warns against overzealous support for his nomination while expressing no disappointment in the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattan
Tean
Grover Cleveland
Lak-woop
N. J
James H. Bible
Chattanooga
Tenn
Sin
Chicago
Cotton ties and bagging tariff outrage debate
An anti tariff letter criticizes McKinley era duties on cotton ties and bagging. It argues the 27 percent tariff and 88 percent tariff harm Southern farmers, calling the policy a punishment for Democratic voters and urging support for Democrats Miller and Babbitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Republican Congress
U. S
United States
Democratic Party
Farmers of America
Pasenger
South
Local Greene County News Highlights And Wedding Notes
A compact Greene County column reports on local events including weddings, gatherings, political rallies, and farm work. It mentions a quiet wedding between Daniel Cline and Callie Crecilias, Rev Presnell officiating, plus social notes from Lyons and Plummer. A testimonial praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatic pain.
Electric Bitters praised as purer medicine for liver and kidney cures
A widely touted remedy claims to cure liver and kidney diseases and remove skin ailments from impure blood. It is said to expel malaria, relieve headache constipation and indigestion, with a guarantee of satisfaction or money back. Sold for 50 cents to 1.00 per bottle at Staleup's Drugstore.
Local Notices and Gossip From Creditsville
OHN HAMILTON and wife visited their daughter Monday. me Beasley visited her sister Monday whnte Sarah Hunter visited Geo. Wala Thureday. Henry Livings ton's, Billy Shields' and George Shields' cows rented themselves a good pasture last Monday in Sal Henderson's meadow es John Barge is down cutting poles He was even on the streets of Credits eae we Timpie says she bore Eli's expences away and if he never returns he can stay away. Sarah Hunter and the ladies of Creditsville were seen driving across Blackberry hill with a fine team to a birthday dinner at Joe Birch''s. The superintendent of the gravel road happened with bad luck Friday. The wind storm turned over several panel of fence for him. Henry Hamilton's best girl has gone to Illinois to take pudding and cream with Frank Hunter. Henry you will have to take pickles and rice by yourself as I did my dinner at the railroad station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohn Hamilton
Beasley
Sarah Hunter
Wala Thureday
Henry Livingston
Billy Shields
George Shields
Sal Henderson
John Barge
Creditseae
Timpie
Eli
Bob Daley
Creditaville
Bob
Creditsville
Blackberry Hill
Joe Birch
Henry Hamilton
Illinois
Frank Hunter
Henry
Mistakes of Life and Simmons Liver AB Use
A promotional note warns of misusing medicines for indigestion and other disorders, urging correct identification of Simmons Liver AB for dyspepsia and related issues. It claims quick relief and cautions against using it for malaria.
Local Folks Noted in Visits and Gatherings Around Koleen
Becca Grove of Taylor Ridge travels toward Park and ties up here for the week. J E Walton, a Kleen lawyer, was in the area Thursday. Mrs D H Burcham’s Wednesday visit, and Heaton of Matsmoras in town Tuesday. Sunday school planned at Walnut Grove. John Ruth at Mineral City Thursday. Families moved closer to the area. John Hasler and wife with Willard Frey and wife visited Mineral Sunday. George Rolla Bach, Ethel Duncan and Sadie Bach attended Foster church Sunday night. John Mitchell days at Wm Combe’s. An ice cream supper occurred at Ben Bowman’s Saturday night. E Duncan bought a flock of sheep. Carpet tacking at John Hasler’s Tuesday. Miss Cinthy Dickey of Scotland visited Mitchell and they were hosted by Joseph after the vet. Mrs Net Quillen of Bloomfield visited, with Combs and Frank Reed of Island City visiting Wm Combs. Koleen residents spent Sunday there. Mineral City boys in the vicinity Sunday. Howard Grove and wife of Koleen spent Sunday. daughters of Mineral were here Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becca Grove
Taylor Ridge
J. E. Walton
Kcleen
D. H. Burcham
Heaton
Matsmoras
Walnut Grove Church
John Ruth
Mineral City
John Hasler
Willard Frey
Mineral
George Rolla Bach
Ethel Duncan
Sadie Bach
Foster Church
John Mitchell
Wm. Combe
Ben Bowman
E. Duncan
Forbes
Cinthy Dickey
Scotland
Vis Mitchell
Joseph
Net Quillen
Bloomfield
Has Combe
Frank Reed
Island City
Wm. Combs
Koleen
Howard Grove
Sun
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Promote Blood Purity
After grip and after diseases like typhoid fever diphtheria pneumonia Hood's Sarsaparilla is said to restore strength and expel poisons from the blood. Hood's Pills act on the liver rousing it from torpidity to its duties, curing constipation and aiding digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Local notes and movements in a small town
The column records moves and events including Mr Riddle and Miss Clark seeking new posts, James Wakefield moving to Linton for carpentry, Grace in Indianapolis buying the Dr Allen farm, a new baby for John Wakefield, Frank Martin visiting from Linton, A H Bixler and wife with Ship Moore on nine mile, James Hollers planning a Kentucky trip, dinners with J L Grace and Daniel Stantz, John Kelley’s death from consumption, Democrats choosing delegates, a special Easter service at M E church, Benjamin Haywood’s death and sympathy, Estella and Maud Clark at Terre Haute State Normal, and Mrs Robi Boyd’s trip to Bloomfield.
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Riddle
Clark
James L. Wakefield
Linton
Carpenters’ Trade
Grace
Indianapolis
Dr. Allen
A. Stelting
John E. Wakefield
Frank Martin
Frank
A. H. Bixler
James Hollers
Kentucky
J. L. Grace
Daniel Stantz
The
Baptist Church
Minees Estella
Maud Clark
Terre Haute
State Normal
Robi
Boyd
Bloomfield
Editor's Colic Relief With Chamberlains Remedy
Burling ton Junction Post editor suffers cramp colic indigestion episodes but reports prompt relief using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Available in 25 and 50 cent bottles from Cavins Isenhower, Apr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Junction
Chamberlain
Cavins & Isenhower
Seeree and John J. Involved in Local Event
Readable fragments indicate Aunt Katy and John J. are connected to a local occurrence. Details are sparse but suggest personal involvement and community interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy Seeree Deoeere Mecose
John J
Newark News notes residents and property trades
Local items report fencing repairs by Newark residents, sales of Ark property to George W Marshall for 18 dollars, land purchases in Highland township, and movements of people between Newark Calvertville and Illinois. A Beech Creek township Democratic meeting elected N G McIntosh as chairman and outlined support for Grover Cleveland. Also mentions a cyclone in Illinois injuring several men, plus a catarrh cure advertisement and endorsements from local druggists.
Marriage and birth notices in Bloomfield area
Local items report a new baby for Mr and Mrs Will Barker and recovering health for Miss Marty Heaton. Several visitors are noted including Sheriff Thompson and Bert Cox. Mentions of weddings, travels by Ed Ellingaworth and others, plus a hail of brief social updates and ads for Dr Bull's Cough Syrup and Salvation Oil.
LDER BAKER Visits as local scene warms with old friends
The article notes Lder Baker returning to town with a large listening audience. Clark of Texas shakes hands with longtime friends he hasn’t seen in twenty years. Emaline Pas of Smithtown and sister Mrs Joe Moss are mentioned along with Joe Cream selling in town. Wright and Alliance supporters are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lder Baker
Clark
Texas
Emaline Pas
Smith Townsons
Joe Moss
John Ellis
Alliance Cause
Wright
Pruf
Ham
Bnuy
Linton
Pheebe
Traded Meeting Christian Church
Hard
Lou Linderman
Local notes on town trades and people
Mr Dickson at the Neal stand reports excellent milliner trade. George H Ellis collects for Neal Bree. Fresh fish arrive Friday. Guy Cravens plans a literary stand in the Post Office. Joe Poe buys two lots in the north town. Uncle Funk praises town life. Thirteen Baptist additions after recent meetings. A hail storm accident case mentions poison and warning. Mr Johnson of Worthington shakes hands with local youths. James H Humphreys builds a fence and grades his yard. Buckeye Sumit No whistled miners out. Dr Rose grades yard. Dock has a fine residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dickson
Neal
George H. Ellis
Guy Cravens
Joe Poe
Funk
Baptist Church
Johnson
Worthington
James H. Humphreys
Buckeye
Sumit
Dr. Rose
Dock
Trusted Salve for Skin Ailments By Stalcup
The best salve in the world for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions and piles guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box by 8 Stalcup. tf
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Stalcup
Roads Improve and Dredge Visit Noted in Local News
A mixed local item notes road improvements, land trades by Robert Shelurp near Sola berry, a fence accident by Charles Franklin, and property work by Mrs Bartholomew and Andy Renshaw. It mentions a dredge visit on the I and W road, plus a Norman school house meeting of the Peoples party to elect delegates for Switz City on the 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Shelurp
Solaberry
Charles Franklin
Wm. Moffett
Bloomfield
Andy Renshaw
Franklin
Norman School
Peoples’ Party
Switz City
Norman School House
G. W. Day
Joseph Wales
J. F. Franklin
Milton Carr
Linton
Solsberry News Highlights Local Visits and School Honor
ISS EVA JOHNSON and Miss Ida Bullock return after a county visit. Miss Florence Buzzard comes home to Linton after a pleasant stay. Jesse Bullock leaves Solsberry for Homer Illinois for the summer. Belle Miller earns high marks on Greene county common school exam. Ma ner's singing school closing notes praise for selections and Miss Combs Whip-poor-will piece. Fox and geese recess enjoyed by crowd. Mose & Axtel advertise a house and lot for sale at 400 with $200 cash and balance on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Johnson
Ida Bullock
Florence Buzzard
Linton
Jesse Bullock
Solaberry
Homer
Ilinois
Belle Miller
Beech Creek
Greene County
Belle
Solsberry
Bro. Maner
Mose & Axtel
Bloomfield Normal Opens With Mixed Faculty and High Hopes
The Bloomfield normal opens Tuesday morning with about fifty in the teachers class. Miss Maud Faucett and sister, Highland township teachers, will be with us again this year. Many former norm alities return, Center township sends a strong delegation, and G. W. Ledgerwood from Taylor joins as a cheerful new teacher. Miss Hadley leads the training class as Bloomfield aims for its best normal in years. The Democrat and Sentinel offer a campaign bundle at fifty cents a copy, with ten copies for $9.00 spot cash to club neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Faucett
Highland Township
Bloomfield
Center Township
G. W. Ledgerwood
Taylor
Hadley
Democrat and Sentinel
Democrat
Local Death and Political Notes From The Town
Sherman Scott, of this place, died Saturday after a brief illness. his remains were taken to Bickner for burial. The Democrats met Saturday naming delegates and pledging votes for Grover Cleveland. Mrs E A Morgan returned from Indianapolis as business and carpentry activity pick up in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Scott
Bickner
Sherman
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
E. A. Morgan
Indianapolis
Fire警 Destruction Averted and Local Health Notes
A small Sunday morning fire was spotted in time to prevent extensive damage. Wheat prospects look good locally as soil is prepared. James O'Donald died Sunday evening after illness that began Thursday. Bill Brooker and Charley Taylor, both with spinal disease LE, are not expected to survive. An April 12 warm spell is anticipated. J B Wilson of 371 Clay St Sharpsburg Pa endorses Dr King's New Discovery for coughs and pneumonia after La Grippe. Robert Barber of Cooksport Pa reports strong lung relief from the remedy. Free trials available at S Starcup's Drug Store with bottles priced at 50 cents and $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamcs O’donald
Bill Brooker
Charley Taylor
J. B. Wilson
Clay §T
Sharpeburg
Dr. King
S. Starcup
Local Notables and Town News Wrap
NCLE THOM WILSON and J. H. Quillen of Goeport are noted. Noah Elgan, former sheriff, was seen on the streets Monday. Bloomfield normal attracts local youths. Jack Cox and John Morgan, both Democrats, were in town Monday. Callahan and Reid advance their mill project toward readiness. Mrs J O Price of Lawton visits her sister in Davidson. Mrs Maddox, milliner, travels to city for spring stock. Jno Derrick buys Stein building to move in as a residence.
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NCLE
Thom Wilson
J. H. Quillen
Goeport
Noah Elgan
Bloomfield Normal
Bell Stein
Tom
Fred
Jack Cox
John Morgan
Callahan and
Reid
J. O. Price
Lawton
Mee. Davidson
Mra Maddox
Thia Place
e.eeeeMes
Jno
Derrick
E. Stein
Calamity howlees hold Dresden convention and local notices
A fragmentary local item list reports a Dresden convention of calamity howlers on the 23rd, engagements of Miss Ella Hays and Miss Dagley visiting Wm Edington, and various village notes. Other lines mention Wm Webb moving to Koleen, a timber trade remark, and a small town political scene with possible slates and delegates.
Emmet Woody Moves to Bloomfield and Local Happenings
Hobbieville notes Emmet Woody moving to Bloomfield on Saturday and starting farming work. Ed Bogard attends Sunday school at 3 pm with Rev. Harvey. The district reports an epidemic among horses, several animals affected, with some recoveries. Spring blooms, frost, peaches, and wheat show promise, while Captain Philips organizes arbor day work at the church grounds and a prayer meeting draws good turnout. Edie Cox narrowly escapes injury after a horse incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Woody
Bloomfield
Emmet
Bogard
Hobbieville
Harvey
M. Deckard
Smithville
Asberry Philips
T. Bogard
Philips
Theo
Carmichel
Noel
F. M. Oliphant
R. W. Yoho
Theo. Carmichel
Louisville
Rev. Harvey
M. E
Edie Cox
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MR. Cleveland
Wolke
Democrats
Miller and
Babbitta Shaeds Farmers Alliance Otis of of Mph Th Cheng Clothing Wa
Republican
TER County News
Plummer
John Cunningham
Mr. Fowler
Spencer
Alex Clageton
Gov
Gray
Tomlinson
Bethany Christian Church
Bertha Benham
Aden
Margret Ashbough
Daniel Cline
Callie Crecilias
Presnell
John Hill
Lyons
McNaughton
Madam Ramor
Frank Robinson
Harvey Benham
R. D. Whitley
Martindale
N. C
Whitley
W. M. Houston & Co
Electric Bitters
Weer
Jane Aeens Esnere
Highland
Newark
N Hedden
Nate
Rob Wilson
Bement
J. W. Young
N. G. McIntosh
Harlan Resler
P. McIntosh
Geo. W. Marshall
McIntosh
J. W. Calvert
Mrs. Moore
Fannie Wiskey
Jennie Smith
Calvertville
Mina Daisy VanDeVenter
Philander Long
D. W. McIntosh
Vilas
John Robinson
Pario Goodwin
Chas
Drake
Elmer Gibbons
Albert Dilley
Scott Emerson
North
Thorton Coley
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
Q. Wa
Ona, Kinnan & Marvin
O. Hall
Haute
Will Barker
Sheriff Thompson
Ed Ellingaworth
Dick Wall
Alford Will
Marty Heaton
Bert Cox
Julius
Charlie Kress
Emma Rum
Ott
Bucklen
Dixon
Graham
Indiana
Hert & Graham
Pring Lingera
Ella Hays
Dagley
Centar Township
Edington
Wm. Webb
Martin County
Dresden
Hash
Harper
Artie Robinson
Alex McRan
Cloverdale
Ae Ton
Crata
Pracines Nsa Vt
Crete
Nick Jackson
Tobe Duke
Albert
Ashosalt
Bill Edington
Beck
Abbot
Lafayette
Hugh. Alexendria
Noah Hardesty
Cyrus Brandor
Hobbirville
Hedefus
Buseire
Trogter
Jospes Goldsmith
Svolunteer
Alszander'e Bay
Davy Crockett
Bite Hawk
Thor- Quahhre
Fvedyk
Hambletontes
Volunteer
Tege
Dexter
Nettle
Administrator
Eer
Gellemith Abdallah
Peat
Gloster
Alley
Bodice
Driver
Goldsmith Addis
Goldsmith
Little Mies
Dictator
Hickory
Alexander
American Clay
Goldsmith Stan
Granvetle
Meggie Biggs
Etla
ExaWersador
Goldsmith Abdsilah
Goldsmith Star
Herea Rt. Julian
Jay Eye Bee
Maud
Boodle
Sesson
Sehebda
I. A. Hildebrand
Bloomveld
Minera City
Sccidenta
Hildebrand Bros
Greene
Eveleigh & Inman’s
Wm. M. Mose
Wm. M. Moss
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