Dyspepsia relief with Hood’s Sarsaparilla
George A. Pace of Watertown Mass shares how dyspepsia caused distress after eating and poor appetite improved after taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla. He reports restored appetite, better digestion, and renewed energy. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists one dollar for 100 doses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Beng
George A. Pace
Watertown
Mass
C. J. Hood & CO
Apothecaries
Lowell
Local notices and society items from Bloomfield area
A collage of notices includes T. Neal building a barn on his premises, M. L. Combs offering cheap land in Bloomfield, Wm. Wolf expanding a livery stable, mentions of Dr W F Vaughn’s farm plans, and buys old papers at this office. Also features a leap year party, church burns, school lengths, and a drowning scare near Wild Cat with rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Wolf
Worthington
W. F. Vaughn
Chicago Ideal Concert Co
Joe. C. Salmon
America
W. F. Gallemore
Davenport House
Real estate and local notices from Clay City region
Go to Timmons and Hendren for land or loan services with 6 to 7 percent interest from $500 to $10,000. The wife of El Andrews near Gillett's crossing in Fairplay township died Sunday and was buried Monday at Prairie Chapel. Attorney S. W. Jarvis announced a death in Terre Haute and plans to practice near Lyons Greene county. In Mineral City, Carroll and Haywood fought. Carroll was wounded in the neck, Haywood bruised. no arrest reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timmons and Hendren
el Andrews
Gillett’s Crossing
Fairplay Township
Prairie Chapel
S. W. Jarvis
Terre Haute
Clay City
Lyons
Greene County
Chan, Carroll
John Carrll
Henry Haywood
Rowland Haywood
Mineral City
Carroll
Haywood
Private Sale of Stock and Farm Implements in Indiana
John Bullerman of Switz City Indiana announces a private sale of stock and farm implements including horses mules yearling and two year old steers six Shorthorn cows and heifers corn hay and various tools. Payment can be cash or credit with good notes and bees sold in stands of five or more under favorable conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bullerman
Switz City
Ind
S. E. Slinkard Dead
Samuel E. Slinkard died on Monday in Ocala Florida while there for health reasons with his mother. His body to be brought home for burial. A Bloomfield native he was known as a poet and actor and was son of Henry Slinkard who died earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel E. Slinkard
Ocala
Florida
Mr. Slinkard
Bloomfield
Henry 8S Slinkard
Sam
E. W. Edington
Koleen
Northwestern Illinois
Mardi Gras Excursion and Bedford & Bloomfield Stockholders Meeting
The notice lists round trip Mardi Gras fares on the Menon line from multiple cities to New Orleans and Mobile with two travel days and a March 22 cutoff. It also announces the Bedford & Bloomfield railroad stockholders meeting in Indianapolis on March 9 1892 at noon to elect directors, with transfer books closed Feb 27 to March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menon
New Orleans
Mobile
Ala
Chicago
Mobiel
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Greencastle
Mitchell
Louisville
Frankfort
Indianapolis
Biproro & Broom , Field R, RB. Co
Broadway
New York
Bedford & Bloomfield Railroad Company
Indiana
M. W. C. Winstandly
W. H. Lewis
Programme Of The Farmer's Institute Showcases March Sessions
The Farmer's Institute lays out a two day program for Wednesday and Thursday March 2 and 3. Highlights include morning and afternoon sessions on corn culture wheat experiments and butter cattle breeding poultry and dairy topics with speakers Dr M E Knowles Hon J A Mount and W H Shields among others. A key focus is animal disease public health farm management and county fair guidance with adjournment planned after miscellaneous items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Knowles
Indiana
J. A. Mount
J. A
John Stewart Listy
Co. H. Shields
Slebelely
M. Meas
C. ‘Be. Davis
Thos van Buskirk
J. L. Shielde
Sweese
Resolutions of Condolence for Mrs Mary Mitchell
A Bloomfield lodge of Odd Fellows records condolences for Mrs Mary Mitchell wife of W B Mitchell. The resolutions praise her Christian character and family devotion, extend sympathy to relatives, and request publication in Bloomfield News and Bloomfield Democrat. The group names Charles Graham H T Frevps and M Hitcnocg as committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OweEnsrcRe Lopg
Oweenspurg, Inc
Norrow
Mary Mitchell
W. B. Mitchell
Bloomfield News
Bloomfield Democrat
Charles Graham
H. T. Frevps
Newark Grand Jury Sees Forty Seven Citizens
Forty seven Newark residents appeared before the grand jury yesterday and several sent social calls. The wife of Jnc W Graham lies at death with brain trouble as preas nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Grand Jury
Preas
Jnc. W. Graham
Cupid's Capers Licenses Issued for Three Marriages
Since the last report, licenses to wed have been granted to Robt. M. Knowles and Ollie M. Jean, Samuel Jamison and Franca McGinnis, and Isadore Fry and Sarah A. Bedwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. M. Knowles
Ollie M. Jean
Samuel Jamison
Francea McGinnis
Isadore Fry
Sarah A. Bedwell
State and local court actions reported at press time
State v Jeptha Moss ends in guilty plea with $20 fine and costs for selling to a minor. Bastardy cases progress with State ex rel Laura Mikels vs John G Bullock the poor asylum superintendent awaiting jury verdict. State ex rel Mary C Brillhart vs Plummer Gastineau filed last Tuesday. Wm H Taly justice court case near Bushrod, Washington township. Wm White acquitted of liquor to a minor. owner liable, not the driver. Petit jury seated including Ball, Burch, Gambill, Maners, McClarren, Maxwell, Lind, Dilley, Moore, Tru man, Osborn, Perrin, plus substitutes Perrin and Denny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ve. Jeptha Moss
Laura Mikels
John G. Bullock
Mary C. Brillhart
Plummer Gastineau
Justice’s Court
Wm. H. Taly
Washington Township
Bushrod
Wm. W. White
Jackson Township
White
John J. Ball
George Burch
Andrew J. Gambill
Leander Maners
Wm. F. McClarren
Andrew Maxwell
Chas
C. Lind
Albert L Dilley
Asbury Moore
Wm. E Truman
Paulser Osborn
Thomas Perrin
Joe. W. Perrin
Lemon A. Denny
Special Campaign Offer for New Subscribers in County
The Democrat promises mail delivery to new subscribers within the county until November 15 for 75 cents cash in advance. Clubs of 10 get the same term at 50 cents each as an incentive to organize neighborhood groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Obituary notes for TED-J. N. Brooks and local notices
The column lists TED J N Brooks who died Friday at age 75 after typhoid fever and notes several local residents' health visits and travels. It mentions J H Quillen’s return from Spencer, Ham Taylor’s visit from Evansville, Wm Dewey’s business trip from Martinsville, and other health and legal matters involving Bloomfield, Owensburg, and Lexington stock purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
J. N. Brooks
Jack
Goper
J. H. Quillen
Spencer
Quillen
Ham Taylor
Evansville
Worthington
Wm, Dewey
Martinsville
Henry Bovenshin
Switz City
Ben Davidson
St. Louis
Max Stine
Sandborn
Emil Stine
Gustin
Lyons
J. E. Bull
Bloomfield
H. V. Norvell
Bloom
Welch
Field
Mad House Ablaze at Jackson Lunatic Asylum
A fire at the Mississippi state lunatic asylum two miles north of Jackson destroyed attic rooms where a lunatic Brown was confined. He died in the blaze after being brought back following escape. Inmates were moved to the colored insane section. Superintendent Dr. Mitchell injured by a falling ladder. Loss about $200,000. legislature to fund immediate rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Jackson
Miss
State Lunatic Asylum
Brown
Mitchell
Suicide by miner at Rockville rails shocks town
John Perry of Rosedale, a miner recently declared insane and confined at the County Poor asylum, escaped Tuesday and died by sticking his head in front of a slow caboose near Rockville, breaking his neck. In Cottmans Ohio, trustees of the blind asylum resign, with only Mr. McAllister staying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockviller
Ind
John Perry
Rosedale
Perry
County Poor Asylum
Committee reports favor Capt Haines bill on duties
The committee on claims reported favorable Capt. Haines' bill recommending the payment of 256.17 to the Gendron Iron Wheel Co of Toledo as excess duty paid on imported merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washincton
Committee On Claims
Capt. Haines
Gendron Iron Wheel Co
Toledo
Town visitors noted in Greene County polical rounds
A long list of residents and out of town visitors from Greene County is recorded with names such as D. M. Bynum Mike Deckard Joe Aydelotte Bazil Graham Capt. Joshua Ogden Lewis Letsinger and many others. The notes show Democratic and Republican activity with court attendance and campaigning remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Bynum
Prof
C. H. Drybread
Tuesay
Mike Deckard
Joe Aydelotte
Lyons
Bazil Graham
Owensburg
Joshua Ogden
Taylor Township
Indiana State News Highlights Local Incidents and Arrests
A compilation of Indiana reports includes Fred Stewart 17 of Kokomo knocking a teacher with a chair after a slap, a fire loss dispute involving Niles Scott insurers, Charles Carr the Valparaiso boy murderer freed from Michigan City, and widespread civic notes from Newton Hamilton’s fatal scaffold fall to gas finds near Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stewart
Kokomo
la Porter
Niles & Scott
Charles Carr
Valparaiso
Michigan City
Indiana
Chicago
Newton Hamiton
Wilset
Haught-Kurtz
Anderson
Park Place Natural Gas Co
Trenton Rock
Ipa Quick
Brookline
John Abrell
Delaware County
E. A. Tressier
Columbus
Sam MilLear
Muncie
Richmond
Joaxn Kearnegan
Lawrenceburg
Mate Cu Harman
New Albany
Kentucky
Jeffersonville
Dixon Williams
Methodist Church
Presbyterian
Southern Methodist
St. Lucas
Friends’ Church
Carthage
John Henry Douglass
Des Moines
Society of Friends
Elizabeth Gray
Judge Gray
Osgood
Cordie Hall
Christney
Lorenzo Williams
Jonnx Booer
Princeton
Jostra Eldred
Goshen
Kendallville
Nancy Russert
Corydon
Wa. West
Lancaster
Gov. Coast
Russia
Pennsylvania Co
Seymour
Rico Mono
Tex Coats
Benner
Union City
Craarvixes Cakk
Northern Penitentiary
Cov. Chase
Carr
Brooks
A. M. Slater
Logansport
May Moorr
Fort Wayne
Thompson & Co
Millers
Edinburg
Millers of
Franklin
Shepard Burcu
Indianapolis & Vincennes
Cary Stooger
Brazil United Brethren Church
George Stamper
Burt Wensteer
Indianapolis
Allen County
Wa. H. Johnson
State National Bank
Tim McCoy
Andy Shetterly
Shetterly
Sam Auder
Northern Lights Seen Across Northern States
A spectacular aurora lit the night sky from Iowa to the Atlantic coast on Saturday, with observations from the University of Michigan and reports across many cities including New York, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Toledo, Detroit, Indianapolis, and Milwaukee. Telegraph wires were hampered by an electric storm but lines east and west remained functional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmcaco
Associated Press
Iowa
Atlantic
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
W. J. Hussey
New York
Louisville
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Toledo
Detroit
Indianapolis
Tlinois
St Louis
Kansas City
Memphis
Ijlamilton
Lyons
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Powerful Muscle Ends in Fatal Steamboat Altercation
In Clay county Tennessee Murray Stearns, a gambler, refused to pay passage on the steamer Flower. Captain Armstrong warned dismissal and, after Stearns threatened the mate, struck him with a clenched fist, crushing his skull. Stearns died within hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasaville
Tenn
Clay County
Murray Stearns
Flower
Stearns
Capt. Armstrong
Armstrong
Family of seventeen children fascinates East Liverpool visitors
Michael Joyce of Philadelphia visits East Liverpool with his Phoenixville wife and a remarkable brood. In six years of marriage they produced eleven children: triplets, triplets, twins, and triplets. All eleven are living in good health. the wife is a small, healthy woman. the husband takes pride in the large family tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpoor
Michael Joyce
Philadelphia
Joyce
Wphwnixville
Second Messiah Shocks Iron Sill Community
In New Jerusalem Jackson county a revival surge follows the claim a newborn girl is a second Messiah. Free Methodists host meetings as the town swirls with excitement with attendees arriving from miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Iron Sill
New Jerusalem
Jackson County
Free Methodists
Carey Sentenced for U S Express Burglary at Marengo
James Carey received a two year term for burglarizing the U S Express office in Marengo county last summer. He and an accomplice escaped from Morrow county jail about two months ago but Carey was recaptured. his partner remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gateap
James Carey
U. S. Express
Marengo
Carey
Morrow County
Town of Murta Nearly Wiped Out by Fire
Murta, Arkansas, a station on the Iron Mountain road, was nearly destroyed by a large fire that swept through the town, leaving extensive damage and loss as residents surveyed the aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newpork
Ark
Murta
Iron Mountain Road
Here
World’s Fair Boycott Mooted by Labor Union Grievance
The American Federation of Labor warns it may boycott the World's Fair if its dispute with fair officials over alleged labor discrimination is not resolved. The grievance centers on what unions see as unfair treatment by management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Pitrsnuren
American Federation of Labor
Uncertain vote in Guatemala presidency race
Feb 15 report from Guatemala shows election results clouded with doubt though Gen. Jose Maria Reyna Barrios is widely expected to be declared president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Jose Maria Reyna Barrios
Aurora Borealis Talk by Naval Observatory Professor
Prof. Wm. Harkness of the U.S. Naval Observatory discusses the recent brilliant aurora borealis and recalls an 1856 event reaching Havana. He notes many theories on causes are speculative and mentions cycles every ten to twelve years with probable upcoming displays as magnetic disturbances affected observatory magnatometers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
Wm. Harkness
U.S. Naval Observatory
Post
Havana
North Pole
Mind troubles as Tennessee guards seize dynamite
Coan Crewn Tenn Feb 16. Company G with 80 men a Carling gun and a six pound howitzer under Capt Keller Anderson occupy a strong position over town and rail approaches. Shots exchanged nightly since Thursday. Miners wounded. Threats of raid on the camp. Post master fired on. A Clinton man dies from a bullet in port three weeks earlier. One mine out of ten works 123 convicts guarded. Dynamite captured on Walden's Ridge quarry. Troops quiet at Oliver Springs. Shooting after dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Coan Crewn
Tenn
Tennessee Guards
Keller Anderson
Clinton
Oliver Springs
Walden's Ridge
Sapphire Ground Rush Near Helena Montana
A rapid Sapphire rush along the Missouri river near Helena continues with daily location notices at Hetena county clerk. claims often duplicated and river bed sites staked, as prospectors flood the sapphire fields likened to a Montana Golconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont. Hetena
Mont
Missouri River
Golconda
Montana
Alder Gulch
Three Tariff Measures to be Reported This Week
The ways and means committee will report three tariff bills to the house this week. The Springer free wool bill the Bryan free binding wire bill and the Turner bill place cotton ties cotton bagging and machinery for manufacturing on the free list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WashingTon
Ways and Means Committee
House
Special Campaign Offer Promises The Democrat Neighborhood Club
A local campaign promotes The Democrat as a neighborhood club inviting residents to join. The initiative emphasizes unity, community events, and door-to-door outreach to build local support.
Dead Shot for Hog and Chicken Cholera
A new method labeled Dead Shot aims to combat hog and chicken cholera by delivering targeted doses to affected herds and flocks. Researchers from the Agricultural Board report promising early results and urge wider field trials this season.
Disgraced Army Major Throckmorton Duplicated Pay
Washington reports Maj Charles R B Throckmorton was court martialed for duplicating pay. The sentence is said to be dismissal or reduced by mercy recommendation from the court. Amit may be mitigated to two or three years suspension on reduced pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Throckmorton
New York
Herald
Washington
War Department
Charles RB. Throckmorton
Law York
Agaia
What It Costs To Steal A Man's Wife In Alabama
Alabama jury awards Patrick R Dowdall 4000 dollars after a trial over alleged alienation of his wife by Peyton G King. Dowdall had sued for 25000 dollars claiming King ruined his marriage and reputation. King plans to appeal for a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Dirmingham
Ala
Patrick R. Dowdall
Peyton G. King
Dowdall
King
Plots to Kill Montt and Canto Thwarted in Chile
In Valparaiso on February 17 authorities report plots to assassinate President Montt and Gen. Canto were discovered. The plan aimed to wreck a train by removing rails three kilometers north of Maule Station before Montt’s scheduled arrival, but the President diverted to Chilian and the rail removal was detected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chill
Gen. Canto
Valparaiso
Chili
President Montt
Maule Station
Plague Hits Mexican East. Noted Deaths Include Officials
Reports from Mexico describe a raging smallpox and typhoid outbreak in the eastern republic. Victims include Mrs. Clara Aberreca daughter of former President Comonfort, Senor Manuel Eturbide of the Mexican army, and children of Dr. Foster at Guanajuato. Also cited is Ismael Perez, jailed by Wells Fargo Express Co for embezzlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
New York
Republic
Clara Aberreca
Comonfort
Senor
Manuel Eturbide
Foster
Guanajuato
Ismael Perez
Wells, Fargo Express Co
Mystery surrounds death of Lizzie Wieder in Allentown
Lizzie Wieder a servant for Aaron Halliet in Ballietsville Lehigh County died after using a rat poison dose during a personal crisis. Two letters with burial requests were found on her. She was 18. Rumor ties missing lawyer E N Ronzaillo to a trunk found in Las Vegas New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentows
Lizzie Wieder
Aaron Halliet
Ballietsville
Lehigh County
el Paso
Tex
E. N. Ronzaillo
Las Vegas
N. M
Railroad Ticket Rule Proposed by Harshbarger
Columus Ohio February 16. Mr Harshbarger of Shelby county introduces a railroad bill requiring companies to sell one thousand mile tickets at two cents per mile or less. Tickets must be transferable and allow two or more riders per ticket with the company charging fare for each passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CoLumus
Harshbarger
Shelby County
Prince of Wales to Tour Albany on Way to Ottawa
A private dispatch reports the prince of Wales and a party of twenty five will pass Albany on May 27 en route to Niagara Falls. They have booked two floors at the Clifton before continuing to Ottawa. the reason for the visit remains undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Prince of Wales
Niagara Falls
Clifton
Ottawa
Reporter Sues Warden Over False Arrest In Prison Manuscript Theft
Albaugh of the Youngstown Telegram, arrested with Mrs. Fitzgeral d, wife of the executed murderer, sues Warden Dyer for $10,000 damages claiming false arrest after taking manuscript from the state prison without consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Fatal quarrel over racehorse ends in shooting
In Stillwater Montana on February 16 C. H. Countryman and cousin Charles Countryman argued over a race horse. The dispute escalated to violence and Charles fired his revolver, fatally wounding C. H. Countryman with five shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Mont
C. H
Charles Countryman
Charles
C. H. Countryman
Famine Forces Large Montenegro Emigration to Turkey
Famine in Montenegro driven by crop failure and scarce Russian aid fuels widespread distress and causes a mass exodus of Montenegrins to Turkey as people seek relief from famine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montenegro
Vienna
Turkey
Threatening Widow of Millionaire Snell
Mrs Henrietta Snell widow of A J Snell who was murdered by Tascott has faced weeks of nervous fear after receiving anonymous letters demanding 2000 dollars under threat of dynamite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Henrietta Snell
A. J. Snell
Tascott
Eight-Hour Reduction At Erie & Western Locomotive Shops
Susequ EHANNA February 16 locomotive shops of the New York Erie and Western road were placed on eight hours per day, reducing daily work by one hour. The change affects shop crews and related maintenance operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susequehanna
New York, Erie & Western Road
A Novel Bet Involving a Dog Fighter in Nanticoke
Dave Reels of Nanticoke made a 25 wager with Charley Sellers that he could enter his shop at night and take out a quarter of beef without clothes being torn. Sellers grabbed the dog by the throat, strangled him, and won the bet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Dave Reels
Charley Sellers
Sellers
Portugal Pulls Out of Chicago World Fair Due to Crisis
Lonpoy reports February 16 that Portugal will not participate in the Chicago World’s Fair because of the financial crisis. The chamber of deputies has adopted retrenchment measures to curb spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpoy
Portugal
Chicago
Chamber of Deputies
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fr. T. Neal
M. L. Combs
Bloomfield, Ind
J. H. B. O'Neal
M. C. Clark
Scotland
Baptist Church
Caving & Seshower's
Elrod
M. A. Menger
Santa Ana
Cal
Golden State
Bethel Church
White's
Parker
Cane Place
J . Lowder
Dr. Lowder
Cal E. F. Meredith
Washington Gazette
Stockton
Center
Cass
Grant
Wright
Smith
Taylor
Richland
Highland
Stafford
Beech Creek
Jefferson
Fairplay
Bloomfield Corporation
Linton
Florence Flora
J. B Heaton
Henry Flora
Wild Cat
Robinson
Northeas
David Lehman
S. E. Slinkard
Farmer's Institute
Coming Farmer's Institute
DBL
Axtell
George Sullivan
Samedoe
F. M. “Parker
E. H.C
W.C. Latta
George Levitt
Circuit Court
Thos J. Leonard
Woodward & Shanklin
Lexington
Sophia W
Time Medium
Happy Medium
Nancy Hanks
Kentucky Clay
Angelina
Autograph
Clark Chief
Phallas
Majolica
Wilson
Mambrino Chief
Maylight
Twilight
Shawhan
Dr. Tilton
Northlight
Hambletonian
Joe Downing
Ade Downing
Pat Downing
Pennant
Chronomiter
Edwin Forest
Mambrino le Grand
Bids
Fanny May
Victor von Bismarck
Edgemark
Cad Wade
Reville
Novelty
Glasco
Melborne, Jr
Clearmont
Altha
Cottmans
The
Blind Asylum
McAllister
Bob Houston
Bedford
William Lester
Jacob Bucher
Highland Township
Lewis E. Letsinger
Wright Township
Chas, Graham
Matt Rehcraft
Amos Musselman
Newberry
Jeremiah Hatfield
Thos. van de Venter
Capt
Elijah Edington
Big Jackson Township
J. Anderson
Center Township
Ellsberry Anderson
P. M. Cook
B.B Cook
Solsberry
John Herr
Tulip
Richard Township
Aaron Combs
Levi Faucett
Henry Booze
Mary Williams
W. G. Jones
Albert Dilley
Albert
Chas. IE. Wilson
Thos. H. Hollis
E. H. C. Cavins
Geo. B. Leavitt
J. M. Rampley
Harrison Rodenbeck
Miss Mollie
Combs House
R. Jackson
John W. Brewer
Joshua Anderson
Stafford Township
A. M. Bucher
Joseph Wofford
Nesbitts
Mina Allie
W. L. Green
Smith Township
J. D. Moore
Chas, Lind
William Fry
John R. Bullock
T. A. Cheetaut
Democrata
George Brandon
Canter Township
George
F. M. Price
W. H. Bridwell
Wilber A. Hays
Hays
M. F. McIntosh
Mart
Johnson Hill
Mr. Brewer
Ren. F. Lindsey
Ben
Geo. W. Riley
Vincennes
A. G. Cavine
W. H. Aikman
Sanborn
Marshall Bullock
Beech Creek Township
New York World
Republican Committee
Indianapolis Journal
Indiana State News
Pennsylvania
Wanamaker
Reading
Tammany Will
Hill
Gov. Will
Tammany Hall
Sapphire Searchers
iHees
San
Snell
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