Local residents mingle in town on various days
James Neal of Jasonville and many nearby citizens were in town Monday or Friday. Mrs J W Yakey visits Martinsville. Mollie Corbley leaves for Terre Haute Normal. Other locals include Arthur Palmer of Worthington Times, Joe Phillips of Hobbsville, and Mattiew Louthan visiting in Sullivan County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Neal
Jasonville
J.W. Yakey
Martinsville
Jas.n Strauser
Joe Phillips
Hobbsville
Mark Speeker
Smith Township
Monay
Arthur Palmer
The
Worthington Times
Mattiew Louthan
Greane County
Sullivan Times
Old world romance vs modern medicine in a moral tale
A fragment asserts love spans the ages and contrasts sentimental desire with physical passion. It cites Dr. Pierce of Lenox New York promising at home cures for female weakness and nervous trouble, urging readers to write for confidential treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seanece
Serer
RV. Pierce
Lenin
N. Y
Lexington
New ‘York City
Mat
Local residents visit town on consecutive days
Wesley McDaniels a Democrat of Highland township was in town on Tuesday and called. Theodore Hatfield a Democrat and good citizen of Washington township was in town on Monday. Chas M. May Merom Ind offered a dollar deal with T P Freeman visiting Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hasler
Washington Township
Abraham Dilley
Beech Creek Township
Qo Egies
Koleen
Dilley
Eff
Newberry
John
Stafford
Wesley McDaniels
Highland Township
T. P. Freeman
Chas. M. May
Merom
Ind
Theodore Hatfield
Allen's Foot-Ease advertisement
Try Allen's Foot Ease a powder shaken into shoes to cool inflamed feet. It relieves swollen and tired feet and stops sweating and soreness. Cures ingrown nails blisters callous spots and bunions easing discomfort. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with free trial packages. Allen S Olmsted LeRoy NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
LeRoy, N. Y
Awful Accident at Clay City Leaves One Dead
Two men attempted to cross the Terre Haute train at Seventh street crossing as it backed toward the depot. Richard Cochran, son of Bert Cochran of Coal City, was instantly killed when struck, his head nearly severed. The buggy was destroyed. his companion and horses escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cray City, Inc
Terre Haute
Seventh Street
Reat
Ichard Cochran
Ig m
Bert Cochran
Coal City
Pain Halm Promise for Rheumatism and Sprains
A 19th century advertisement touts Chamberlain's Pain-Halm as free if it fails to help with rheumatism. It promises relief after one application and claims faster cure times for sprains and bruises. It covers cuts burns frostbite quinsey and related swellings. Each bottle is warranted priced 25 and 50 cents sold by Geo Cravens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Pric
Geo
Cravens
Jury Names for April Term Court Begin Next Monday
The list of petit jurors for the April term includes William Jeffers Taylor township Frank Gooden Highland township on Christenberry Cass town Oliver Hays Jefferson township John Crow Center township Pt W Littlejohn Wright town E Humphreys Grant town Alexander Beasley Stockton township Wm J Duke Richland township David Derhuse Wright township Buck Love Wright township Ezekiel Duncan Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jeffers
Taylor Township
Frank Gooden
Highland Township
Christenberry
Cass Township
Oliver Hays
Jefferson Township
John Crow
Center Township
W. Littlejohn
Wright Township
Ste E. Humphreys
Grant Township
Alexander Beasley
Stockton Township
Wm. J. Duke
Richland Township
David Derhuse
Buck Love
Ezekiel Duncan
Washington Township
Remarkable cures linked to Chamberlain's remedy across neighborhoods
The piece notes numerous locals credit Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving lives or curing chronic diarrhoea. It mentions widespread testimonials and that the medicine is sold by George E Cravens, dated April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
George E. Cravens
Great Opportunity for Reliable Men to Sell Poultry Mixture
A Janes American Manufacturing Company notice offers a $15 weekly salary plus expenses for a man with a rig to introduce their Poultry Mixture and Insect Destroyer in the country. The ad seeks reliable, capable applicants for field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janerican Mfg. Co
Local news notes breeze through Bloomfield ads and bids
Circuit court opens next Monday. Moss & Son open a strictly cash grocery in Bloomfield. Wal Heaton buys W L Slinkard’s interest in the trick livery stable. A desirable Bloomfield business block for sale inquire at the office. Adam Barmuth the tailor offers spring suits at low cost. John B Grove nearly recovered from confinement. Democrat price at one dollar for two weeks. Biggle Horse Book promoted. Dead Shot pain remedy sold locally. J B Pearson seeks supervisor seat in district 2 Richland township. Sympathy for A J Maxwell after wife’s death last Wednesday. A ninety acre farm for sale within 30 days. A suit of clothes disappeared at W H Mansifield’s Koleen store. Moss & Son shift to cash-only pricing.
Williams Wins Votes In Jefferson Township Race
Henry Williams received 53 votes for represent ative in Jefferson township, a gain over the previous issue but still not half of the expected total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Williams
Jefferson Township
Sullivan Men Organize New County Bank
Sullivan prepares to open a new bank backed by a canoe of 100000 dollars with Chas. L. Davis as president and W. C. Jamison as cashier. The stockholders include many of Sullivan county’s wealthiest men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Chas. L. Davis
W.C. Jamison
Sullivan County
Mrs W. 8 Bogy Hosts Notable Society Reception
Mrs W. 8 Bogy gave a widely attended reception last Wednesday afternoon. The house was heavily decorated with flowers and guests praised her as an outstanding entertainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogy
Sullivan Democrat Editor Weds Alice Wilkey in Sullivan
S. Paul Poynter editor of the Sullivan Democrat married last Wednesday to Miss Alice Wilkey, upheld as one of the city’s estimable belles. The Democrat wishes them great joy and a honeymoon as long as they live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Paul Poynter
The
Sullivan Democrat
Alice Wilkey
Eld
the Democrat
Staggers Home in Taylor Township Burned Down
The residence of John P. Staggers in Taylor township burned Monday afternoon last week from a kitchen stove flue. Most household goods were lost. Staggers, a man who has been ill for about a year, faces a severe loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Staggers
Taylor Township
Staggers Isaor
Neary
Greene County Medical Society Meeting Draws Good Attendance
The Greene County Medical Society met Thursday with strong turnout. Members report growing fellowship and improved cooperation among doctors in the county through regular meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County Medical Society
Poor Worthington laborer loses month’s pay to fire
Henry Morris working at the I and W tank pump in Worthington received $32.75 for his month’s work when the pay car passed. He set the money on his coal pile while tending the pump and later, while tending the fire, threw coal on it and found the money buried in the burning coals. He is described as a poor man with a large family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Morris
Worthington
Beauty book offer with Cassandra Cream giveaway
Advertises Evelyn Hunt's Woman ly Beauty with promises of a charming personality through beauty. The Marilla Company offers the book free with a small Cassandra Cream box and Cassandra skin soap for five two-cent stamps. Regular price 50 cents. claims the product purifies skin and brightens complexion. 6t10
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Hunt
Marilla Company
Fulton Street
New York
Death of Ranz Lester in Taylor Township
Ranz I. Lester died April 12 1900 at his Taylor township residence from brain trouble. Born June 26 1868 he joined Simp son Chapel church in 1884 and was an officer there at death. He married Jennie M Huffman October 28 1893 and three daughters survive with their mother. Funeral Saturday drew a large crowd. he was a lifelong neighbor and respected citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranz I. Lester
Taylor Township
Brain Trouble
Simpson Chapel
Jennie M. Huffman
Mr. Lester
Dr Morgan Dead in Wright Township at Seventy
Dr E Morgan of Wright township died Wednesday night at 8 oclock of heart failure at about age seventy. He lived on the farm where he died for over forty years and treated nearly every resident in the area. A highly respected neighbor, he was active socially and politically. The funeral will be held Saturday with interment in Fairview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Morgan
Wright Township
Dr. Morgan
Fairview Cemetery
Linton Call
Castoria and finance notes in Bloomfield ad page
An advertisement notes Castoria for infants and children and a Bloomfield loan offer by Hendren & Slinkard with 5 to 54 percent interest and four day funding. It also promotes Biggle Horse Book by Wilmer Atkinson Co. with 128 pages, illustrations, cloth binding, priced 50 cents postpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer Atkinson Co., Publishers
Philadelphia
Hendren & Slinkard
Monon Block
N. W. Corner Public Square
Bloomfield
Ind
Wilmer Atkinson Co
Mercantile
Unclaimed Letters Advertised April 30 1900
The following letters remaining unclaimed as of April 30 1900 will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. Miss Anna Bradley Miss Lidda Neidigh Miss Maggie Lee Miss Bessie Stewart Miss Polly Rawger George W. Davis Dr K P Breck Charles Powel John McNabb In calling for the above please say advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Bradley
Lidda Neidigh
Maggie Lee
Bessie Stewart
Polly Rawger
George W. Davis
K. P. Breck
Charles Powel
John McNabb
Knights of Pythias Attend Easter Service
The K of P members attended Easter services at the Christian Protestant church. The baccalaureate sermon was preached there Sunday night by Rev H H Allen to a large, appreciative audience. Rev E E Rogers failed to keep his Christian church appointment Sunday and is now expected on the 28th inst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P’s
C. P. Church
C. P
H. H. Allen
E. E. Rogers
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Mollie Corbley
Co. C. Ballard
Bertha Stalcup
Chas. W. Claus
Scott Bryan
Centerville
Yearin
Jeanie LaRue
Ed Rose
Jolly Lot Company
Franklin
Lillian Shertzer
Belle Gilliland
Sway the
Fred Brock
Box
Feaux
Saspee
ODD Fellows
Order
America
Clay City
Petit Jurors
Moss
Wal Heaton
W. L. Slinkard
Trick
Sary
Adam Barmouth
John B. Grove
Adam Barmuth
Moss & Son
R. E. Eveleigh
J. B. Pearson
A. J. Maxwell
Linton
W. H. Mansifield
Scott
Bowne
Ranz Lester
J. E. Suryer, P. M
C. Cravens
M. D
W. BR. Cravens
A. B.M
Drs, S.C. , W.r.cravens
Physicians and Surgeons
North Side Public Square
H. V. Norvell
New Cushman Block
East Side
Public Square
Indiana
W. Gray
M.D
A. Vansandt
Gray & Vansandt, Physicians and Surgeons
Peerless
Anti-Trust Baking Powder Company
Chicago
Indianapolis
H. R Lowder
Enat
Bloomfield Bank
Harry R. Isenhower
Cavins Block
Bloomfield, Ind
Moss’ Clean Grocery
Court House
Fairbanks
Moss & Sen
Jacob Biggle
Biggle
Biggle Poultry
Beat
West Gon
Sankar Boo
United States of America
Farm Journal
Wilmer Atkinson
Journal
Chas. F, Jenkins
Ladelphia
Greene County
Lyons
D. Chesnut
Leland
Michigan and
Jackson Boulevard
Chas. W. Dabb
Butte
Peguse
Shwartz School
W. Jefferson St
Louisville, KY
Frank Castor
A. L. Davins
B. F. Jackson & CO
Indianapolis, Ind
Iq Wby
Nervita Medical CO
Clinton & Jackson Sts
Chicago, IL
X. E.eveleigh
Circimart
Louisville
Tae
Yuiste
Pkt
Madison
Mark
Eany Royal F Pills
Big Gas
Brs
Saale
Gelis
Frais
Greensburg
Westport
Lizabethtown
Seymour
Bedeford
Indian Springs
Reon
Sinora
Washington
A.m
Tosas
Liston
Fimeras
Qedford
Treensburg
P. M
Ffeevee
AVL
Horth
Audegar
Shlerssulg
Urier
Eleoras ” : Ltd
AAD
Azonta
Anne H
tesDass
Midaigh
Bedfora
Sdford
Ronow
Ensaburg
Dresden
Ciniscimmindicas
J. Reed
GomNe
Nort Jalia
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