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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1892
Page
1
Town and county residents noted a festive holiday period with visits from Dr W Cole of Switz City and others. Reports mention the opening of a Bloomington bank next year, local families traveling, county teachers and clerks attending statewide meetings, a fatality near Bedford, and community events including theater plans and a ME church fundraiser.
A 19th century notice extols Electric Bitters curing neuralgia rheumatism stomach and liver complaints with three to seven bottles or boxes. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve heals an eight year leg sore, a fever sore, and a leg injury. Also advertised Hood’s Paray for family catharsis and a Bloomfield Indiana postmaster election notice dated January 14 1893 with Democratic candidate pledges and Australian ballot description.
A list of marriage licenses issued includes Wi W. Medaris to Martha Liam James Moody to Ida Timmerman John A Honn to Delanse Fry John C Buffman to Margaret Nicolson Wr Roaden to Emma Stewart George L Emma to Viola M Nester George R Gillett to Mary L Terhune Wm A Jackson to Jane Brinson Campbell H Pigg to Jennie J Throop John Moffett to Cora E Hennep Benjamin Humphreys to Emma Keri Qobbertes OC Hardly to Catharine M Newson Charles H Drybread to Susan Cavins Robert Stestchberry to Catharin Ault
Court actions concluded with judgments and dismissals. John Hasler won $68.32 against Nash Armstrong while Thomas C. Day won $146.21 against James F. Ryan and George Hunnum. Noah Elzan’s title quieted against John W. White et al. Susie Meaial’s bastardy suit dismissed for want of prosecution.
Mre C. E. Burner daughter of John J. and Julia A. Hardy of Bloomfield Indiana born April 18 1869 married to C E Barnes of Indianapolis May 27 1891 died December 15 1892 after months of consumption She was a faithful member of the GO Church and loved by many She leaves a husband a child Mildred an aged father and mother sisters and friends to mourn her loss but their faith remains in God and the hope of heaven
A family Christmas gathering at Uncle Joan Kidd’s home brought together Mr Kidd aged 73 and his wife 67 their five sons and families neighbors and friends. About fifty dollars in presents were gathered from the tree. A long table held turkey chicken oysters and a fine array of eatables as all enjoyed the celebration.
A reader recalls a persistent advertisement featuring a featureless face with a black mustache haunting them across magazines billboards and transit. The piece reflects on advertising impact and the nightmare of an anonymous image repeating in daily life.
Light and shadow mark official circles as the White House endures a quiet Christmas. President Harrison’s family mourns recent losses while grandchildren and relatives gather for small parties and muted celebrations.
Reports from Washington describe former President Blaine in stable condition at his Blaine residence. Dr. Johnston says Blaine holds his own, shows strength through eating and talking, with no current cause for family alarm. The house remains lit and quiet, while hospital notes indicate no immediate complications. Delegates to the Machine Wood Workers’ International Union convention in Chicago outline roles and leadership.
The Columbus fountain donated by John B Drake, owner of the Grand Pacific hotel, was formally turned over to Chicago officials in a council chamber ceremony. Mayor Washburne delivered a graceful address as crowds braved the cold wind to witness the unveiling of the bronze Columbus statue. Thomas B. Bryan, vice president of the World's Fair, read the donor's speech.
A Santa Fe passenger train derailed five miles from Husted Colorado Thursday night, seriously wounding Bert and Willie Van Loon of Denver and severely injuring twenty four others. Severely hurt include JK Shallo Ada Kan E D McDonald Denver Samuel E Story Denver Mrs G Cone Denver D Buzza Denver Waite Denver Michael Van Loon Denver William Barnes Denver Paul Van Loon.
An aged advertisement extols Shamons Liver Regulator as a universal remedy for liver torpor and constipation. It claims quick relief from indigestion headaches and nervousness, touting universal efficacy and “never been disappointed.” It cites a testimonial from W. J. McElroy of Magus Georgia.
A fragmented call from a wartime or civic notice inviting readers to enlist, offering season’s greetings and referencing Army service. The readable text conveys a cordial invitation and holiday salutations.
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