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Newspaper

Bloomfield Democrat

Location

Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1891

Page

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Local Attorneys and Township Trustees Advertise Services and Notices

Local Bloomfield Indiana lawyers list offices in the new courthouse and surrounding towns offering real estate title work and abstracts. County trustees for Greene County townships announce weekly Saturday or chosen day office hours and residency locations for township business and notices.

Montfort Offeitt & Davis Attorneyvs Bloomfield Indiana Greene County Ion

Educational Notes From Fairplay Township Schools

The columnist visits Fairplay township schools in Roberts No 2 and No 4, Mark Coen, and Shepherd districts. He praises clean classrooms, good attendance, and capable teachers while noting some old schoolhouses in need of better facilities and commends Trustee Hunt for support. The piece discusses school unity, supervision, and the superintendent’s role in aligning methods rather than enforcing uniform detail. It ends with a local obituary notice for Addie Tenney from Owensburg school.

Batleromin Nao 2 Fairplay Township Gan Tina Miss Roberts Roberts Levi Bowers Hunt Fairplay Mark Coen Dixon School Norman Walter Mr. Reector Shepherd —S. W Jarvis Peorr

Local Correspondence and Property Trades Noted

Emery D Harbin remains very ill with lung trouble. Rev Julian fills the pulpit after a six week absence. Four of John Harbins children visit relatives in town. Jeasen Fleming buys Mrs Jarrel property at Marco and will move soon. Frank Q O Haver from near Lyon home from Greencastle attends college and visits here. Dodly OHaver sells home for 70 acre farm west of Pleasantville. Mr Dunham to move in. Advertised cures include Old Souls Catarrh Cure and Dr Bull s Gaby Syrup with claimed household health benefits.

Emery D. Harbin Julian John Harbin Pameo Jeasen Fleming Pleasantville Dunham Came

Local items from Bedford and surroundings

Mrs James Bruce of Bedford visits relatives. M A Porter traveled to Bedford on business. Homer Inman recovers from illness. A Saturday night party at Martin Corbin's social. Joseph Viera and wife of Koleen attend church here. General Fisnn of Koleen was here on business. Miss Mada Meridith at Lyons. Luther Lancaster and wife of Avoca holiday here. Samuel Martin shows self improvement. Miss Isadore Edington and Lena Miller from Jackson township spend Sunday in Lawrence County. Baptist services may be affected by long ministerial travel. lamps should be trimmed and oil kept. An invalid daughter of Major Bruce dies at 37. community sympathy extends to the family.

Homer Inman Martin Corbin Joseph Viera Koleen General Fisnn Misa Mada Meridith Lyons Luther Lancaster Avoca Samuel Martin Isadore Edington Lena Miller Jackson Township Lawrence County Baptist Brethren Major Bruce J. M. King G. W. Collins Belle Royal Cal Pool Eliza Collins George Brandon March King Suttie King Bul Long Robison Joseph Combs B J. Meredith Collins Boon Brandon Roa King James Flynn Amos Lewin Wm. Collins Evanga Hardesty Eliza Sundsay

The Fidgety Wife and a Patent Cure

A homespun verse extols a wife's cooking and daily worry fit for a punchy ad. It markets Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a guaranteed cure for fatigued women with a money back guarantee and bottle guarantees.

Dr. Pierce

Protracted meetings, deaths, and local notices in Jasonville area

Weather remains pleasant as Rev. Siems conducts a protracted meeting in Jasonville. The death of Jodie Perkine, only child of Mr and Mrs John Perkins, is reported with sympathy. Tenix & Co. of Jasonville duying a rust ling business. Wm Powell builds a brick schoolhouse district 4 with a flag shown by teacher Mesar G Watson. Zion meeting led by Rev John Low from Greenfield. Jaseville Lodge 530 officers elected for the year. Mrs Simmers celebrated her fortieth birthday with 125 guests and a dinner, followed by a parting address by Rev Law.

Jasonvaille Siems Tenix & Co Jasonville Jodie Perkine John Perkins Wm. Powell Mesar G. Watson Zion Sullivan County John Low Greenfield Ind Jaseville Lodge No 530 Charles Grant Messer G Watson John B Walters J. W Wm Teonis Treas John Withrow Lee Andrew Hous J.D Wm. Exline Jan Linthicum Tylr Matson H. Sexton John F. Perkins

Madeline Music and a Cure for Catarrh

A man delayed visiting his beloved leads to a cold that becomes catarrh. Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy is promoted as a sovereign for chronic nasal and throat issues. The ad promises head clearing, restored smell and taste, and lists a 50 cent price with a 500 dollar offer if it fails.

Dr. Sage

Local Notes And Visits From Town And Nearby

De Cravens ia on the sick list. Seventy one cases of ureasers in our town. Mrs. Frank Uunter has been very sick. Mr. Bayless Cloud spent New Year’s at Spencer. Prof. Slinkard and wife are visiting at Newberry. Rev. Jullian will preach there next Sunday night. Lawyer short, from Bloomfield, was in town today.

de Cravens Mra D. Gantz Spencer Marhat Reed Bedford Lutheran Church

Local society notes and New Year events in Bloomfield

Little Fay Mattox and brother visit Bloomfield. Mrs P Y Buskirk ill but improving. Mrs Cassie Pierson of Spencer with sister Mrs P Y Buskirk. Mr Harry Stephen at Burrod visited Buskirk House. Mrs Lizzie Bowerland of Lampasses Tex visits aunt Mrs Andy Haniban. Mrs Morris White, daughter of John Bivens, died recently and buried in Marco cemetery. New Year’s concert at ME Church titled Buck eye failed. local druggist promotes Dr King s New Life Pills Buckten s Arica Salve and Electric Bitters with guarantees.

Fay Mattox Bloomfield P. Y Buskirk Cassie Pierson Spencer P. Y. Buskirk Morris White John Bivens Marco Cemetery ME Church Buckeye

Lyons Residents and Visitors Stitch Week in Town

Simon Pickard of Lyons came to town on Tuesday. C. E. Wilson visited his parents near Spencer earlier in the week. Godfrey Sbyer plans a short Indianapolis stay. Miss Mama Fry is bedbound with inflammatory rheumatism. The M E church begins protracted meetings here. GB Gray buys out partner Will O Warwick in the drug business. Thel OF lodge installs new officers. M D Eltisban opens an office near Beck's Gallery. Supt Wm Moss toured township schools last Monday and Tuesday. Ben and John Keys from Illinois visit sisters Mrs Crosa and Mrs Owen. George Langworthy offers household goods for sale. L intends to move to California soon. Elder Tomilsen holds Christian meetings at Fairplay. Miss Mionie Arnold, Lyons leading belle, visits on papa's business. Miss A works as telegraph operator for L and V at this station.

Simon Pickard Lyons C. E. Wilson Spencer Godfrey Sbryer Indianapolis M. D. Eltisban Beck’sa Gallery Wm. M Moss Ben and John Keys Ilinois BW. Crosa Ephraam Owen Tomilsen The Christian Church Fairplay Mionie Arnold Mies A A. F. Miller Nathan Hedden White Hall Vernon Frank Philpot Mike Crow Farmer J. P. McIntosh George Smith Booher Newark Tediance Camden W. A. Booher Seweim W. . Ferguson, Jr Cas Ualland Porter Rester Reub Lunt James Crawford Newark Lodge No K. of M. F McInto B Harlen Ressler V.C J. A Baldridge Chas Gliolden

Dr King's New Discovery Promises Relief for Consumptives

Promoters guarantee Dr King's New Discovery will relieve any throat chest or lung ailment or refund the purchase price if no relief is achieved. Trial bottles are free at Sealcup's drug store. Local society notes mention residents visiting nearby towns and church events across the region.

Dr. King S Sealcup J. E Ecker Ten Fischer Teledo Ohio

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised By Cheney Company

An 19th century medical notice warns against using Astercry and urges prescriptions from reputable physicians. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by KF J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio, claims mercury content and internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, and cautions buyers to ensure genuineness. Local items include Rev Coffey’s appointment, Alex Bays visiting, Uncle George Hoke on the sick list, Bent Gooden’s trip to Bloomfield, a quiet New Year, and mentions of Lewis Nitter and William Peyer visiting.

Hall KF J Cheney & Co Toledo Obi F J. Cheney & Co Per Botte Newark Rev Coffey Alex Bays Ridgeport George Hoke Rick

Local notes from White Hall area and vicinity

Sunday trips and visits across White Hall include A F Miller and Nathan Hedden, Dr Bickman of Freedom on New Years, and many residents from Newark and Indianapolis. G A R and K P officers installed. local business chatter about Booher harnessing fur trade. numerous social calls and illnesses mentioned with names and places.

Calo Fig Syrus Company Claims High Character Syrup

The notice asserts the Calo Fig Syrus Company promotes a syrup claimed to cleanse kidney liver and bowels and act against impurities. It emphasizes the product is not a universal cure all and warns readers to avoid unsubstantiated claims.

Calo Fig Syrus Company

Local notes from Cincinnati area reflect community life

Miss Lula Stone visits Mollie Cullison. Joe Sullivan and Miss Sarah Sullivan seen with Callie Meredith. Fuel Burch recovering after weeks ill. Henry Sparks loses and recovers a lost ticket book worth 105. Mrs Clara Meredith mourns mother’s death on New Year’s Day. ClaN Meredith’s schoolers host a New Year dinner and gifts as they dismiss.

Joe Sullivan Sarah Sulliven Callie Meredith Joe Fuel Burch Henory Sparks Henry Lawrence Sparks Emily Burch Maver Burch Amanda Stone Nola Combs Clara Meredith Ohio Clan Meredith

Local Teacher Reports Smooth School Term Progress

A report notes students behaved well and learned quickly under Mr Meredith. The message thanks the pupils for their conduct and describes the school as progressing smoothly with satisfactory engagement.

Local notes mention illness visits and institute day

Mrs. Jacob Floyd remains ill while J T Breeden visited over the weekend. Mrs Abe Baker from Jonesborough taught in town Monday. Macob Carmichell from Ridgeport stayed with James Kirk Monday night. Squire Neal has been ill but is improving. John Whitaker of Olinovis visited daughter Mrs J L Riddle. Scant Thrasher and Peter Moore went to Beech Creek to cull sticks. Next Saturday is institute day with teachers enjoying the event. Riddle and Ed Dagley may work together. John Sharr has recovered enough to talk. Dug Renard notes a boy at his house. Weare reports a new postmaster at Houbbieville. Theodore Carmichael and Addison Cox have moved. Ephram Eastman will sing here Friday night. Mr E has his school ready to begin teaching.

Jacob Floyd J. T. Breeden Abe Baker Jonesborough Macob Carmichell Ridgeport James Kirk Squire Neal Eick John Whitaker Olinovis J. L. Riddle Darper Riddle Ed Dagley John Sharr Dug Renard Weare Houbbieville Theodore Carmicheal Adison Cox Ephram Eastman Mr. E

Twins of Louisville Star in Strange Family Feats

The piece profiles Clayton Yeowerg and sister Clittie born in 1863 in Louisville. It recounts their unusual childhood episodes involving a match factory, clothing, and a series of curious incidents centered on the twins and their interactions with family members, including their mother and aunt. The narrative describes dramatic episodes, punishments, and the social context surrounding the siblings.

Clittie Yten Peath Louisville Clayton Teath Clittuie Clayton Yeowerg Louis- Op Isa Fatima Goth Pep Hiaia Binhee Altho Perl Clatioy Wien Sis Fenag Tireen Sithels Cad Lottititiet

miscellany notes and quotations from old papers

A jumble of short items notes Paris lectures by Miss Livneh on George Meredith, Browning’s earnings, French dining times, Gallic origins, lighthouse spray, Victoria’s chef salary, frozen Thames dates, a new arc lamp, Vienna meals, insect bites treatment, Gen Lew Wallace Constantinople tale, English royal proclamation on old gold coins, a white deer near Potts Michigan, and a New Hampshire visitor in Boston commenting on city growth.

Livneh Paris George Meredith Robert Browning France Italy Broca Ita St. Petersburg Waraw Queen Victoria Thames Midland Vienna Lew Wallace Constantinople

Book hunger in Gladstone era a catalogued passion

Oliver Wendell Holmes notes a rising book hunger as catalogues tempt readers like Jim in Gray’s Inn Road windows. Gladstone orders a vast array of volumes including Shakespearean works, anthropology, bibliography, and religious tracts, with discounts for cash.

Oliver Wendell [Otmes Gladstone Jim Senkin Gray’s Ino Road Taylors Orivin Great Breitein and Irland Gladstone Orches Sternberg Magnin Mr. Gladstout Igor Dobson Archiv Fur Tiesviliechte G.o Cobbett Wy Andros Teredity Mormobisu Popery

Typographical error boosts shoe sale at Heav enrich Co

A Journal ad misprint lowered price from five dollar shoes to three fifty after a typesetting mistake. Customers flocked to Heavenrich Co with coupons from The Journal, buying shoes at the exposed discount while store manager Flurry tried to explain. The Journal notes readers frequently study ads for economy.

Heavenrich & Co Journal West Side South Saginaw Flurry Sasinaw (Mich

Value of Newspaper Advertising in Winning Customer Loyalty

A Port Jervis report shows a jewelry loss and recovery through a newspaper ad, illustrating advertising value. It notes a single inser tion can restore property and argues honesty is common, then advises merchants to offer strong leader value to attract and broaden customer interest and repeat business.

Neble Tuto Haneliedd Craven Pirie Dette Porat Port Jervis Union and Gazette Port Jervis Union Kid

Advertising guidance for dry goods sellers in historical note

A fragment urges shopkeepers to educate customers about their products and distinguish quality. It stresses clear signals on fabrics like cloth or lace and to highlight economy and superior stock. The note reflects a Polytechnic office guidance style for merchants.

Eve Erade Polytechnic

Advertising wisdom for merchants from a bygone era

An editorial voice argues for fair advertising rates and honest messaging. It urges publishers to avoid gimmicks and advertisers to present frank, consumer friendly notices that invite trust and direct engagement, emphasizing clear value and a personal touch over manipulation.

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