Interesting Incidents from Greene County Hustlers
EWIL BREWER an old pioneer of Greene county was called from this to a better world last Wednesday. John Mendles's family have been sick but are better. Won FL Harbin is recovering from a hurt but not able to be out yet. T B O'Haver has been sick for nearly three weeks with the pmp and not yet able to see his stock. A power of sickness in these parts but all seem to be getting better. ORN ASHBAUGITS baby laid to rest in Hicks graveyard Monday. Jacob Beam called on Plummer folks Sunday. Walter Burcham visited friends here last week. A number of young folks attended singing Sunday night at Bethany church. A sleigh ride to Switz City Saturday night. Miss Leis Cunningham returned to Plummer after three weeks in Lyons. Mr and Mrs John Hill spent Friday in Worthington. Ben Shepard and wife and John Cunningham and wife visited friends in Lyons Thursday.
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Ewil Brewer
Greene County
John Mendles
Beuer
Harbin
T. B. O'Haver
Orn Ashbaugits
Hicks Graveyard
Jacob Beam
Plummer
Jacob
Walter Burcham
Bethany Church
Switz City
Leis Cunningham
Lyons
John Hill
Worthington
Ben Shephard
John Cunningham
J. E. Wakefield
Grant Township
Ida Bovenschin
Indianapolis
Baker
T. G. Price
Spencer
Zack Nichols
Louis Walden
Morgan County
Greene
J. H. Fitzpatrick
Funk
Linois
Mr. Ellis
Diptheria
Jis
Mr. Terhune
W. H Brown
Bob Shelburn
A. K. Tryon
M. Bovenschen Vincennes
Lizzie
Henry Ter
Lawson
Aaron Combs
J. L. Riddle
Kinsey Cullison’s
Jacob Floyd
Wif E
Taylor Township
Wm, Floyd
Marsh
Center
People’s Party
Bloomfield
Stover
Linton
Wm. Beasley
Stockton Township
Elmer Pope
William Truman
Wright Township
Sidneas
George McHenry and Son
Mary Pigg
Little City
Homer Law
Homer
Louis Gibson
Wright
Lee James Pope
Midland
Elder Griffin
Palestine
Christian Church
Peter Schloot
Clay City
Peter
J. W. Wolford
Bill Moss
William Linderman
George Campbell
Buck Creek
Bill Lynn
Robinson
John Wanamaker
Riley Mansfield
W. A. Jackson
Illinois
John Corbin
Dresden
Charley Dobson
Birdseye
Dubois County
Jackson Township
Elijah Edington
Koleen
Frank Meredith
Fairview
Howell Broad
Clifty
Folington
Alva Ashcraft
Koreen
Sarah Ashcraft
Dry Branch
Ada Ashcraft
Finge
Cora Ashcraft
Hugh Busenburg
Ben Hardesty
Bedford
Marion Taylor
High Street
West
Flynn
Simon Ashcraft
Bill Stultz
Owensburg
G. Hi. O’bannon
Fred Ashcraft
Albert Ashcraft
Cura Ashcraft
Jesse Corbin
Ashcraft & Corbin
Schoors
Henry
John Jones
John
Indiana
Henry County
Promising Salve Guarantees Cure for All Ailments
A salve claims to heal bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands corns and all skin eruptions and piles with guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. Sold for 25 cents a box by S Staleup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Staleup
Local notes from Avoca Bloomfield and Bloomington visit towns
SAAC CULLISON remains very poorly. Zimri Bennett of Avoca and Thea Lamb editor of the News visited town Monday. Kinsey Cullison reports two weeks of flu. J G Riddle and Dad Cullison went to Bloomington with rookes. Jasper Riddle and George Sullivan went to Newberry. Matthiay Sharr and Bud Graves visited John Sharr over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saac Cullison
Cick
Zimri Bennett
Avoca
Thea, Lamb
Bloomfield
the News
Kinsey Cullison
David Long
J. G. Riddle
Dad Cullison
Bloomington
Rookes
Jasper Riddle
George Sullivan
Newberry
Rere
Matthiay Sharr
Bud Graves
John Sharr
Sundar
Local notes from Oxley Dobbins era and nearby residents
Too late for last week school progresses under Oxley Dobbins. Miss Della Hasler of Illinois visits. Fd Hasler and Founcan attended Mineral City convention. John Hasler Emanuel Bach John Ruth and wife sick. Julie Hasler went to county seat Friday. Nath Ruth of Mineral visited John Sunday. Miss Minnie Grove and Lawson visited Bon Romans Sunday. Mrs Levi Fauctt and children visited Sunday. Ed and Charley Hasler drove to Indianapolis Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxley Dobbins
Della Hasler
Illinois
Fd Hasler
Founcan
Mineral Cits
John Hasler
Emanuel Bach
John Ruth
Julie Hasler
Nath Ruth
Mineral
John
Minnie Grove
Lawson
Taylor Ridge
Bon Roman
Mra Levi
Fauctt
Charley Hasler
Indianapolis
Thunday
Dr Kings New Discovery Promoted for La Grippe
During the La Grippe epidemic Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds proved to be the best remedy. Reports from users show quick relief and no after effects. Trial bottles free at S Starcups Drug Store with large bottles priced at 50c and 100c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Starcup’s
Selection of Wakefield as Grant township committeeman
In Grant township the choice of J. E. Wakefield as committeeman satisfies Democrats. Mrs. Ida Bovenschin of Indianapolis visits friends here. Various local movements and family news follow including a new drug store, a move to Morgan county, and a birth.
Local notes and rumors from Tivae town
Town gossip covers snow weather and a protracted church meeting. Mrs Boruff and daughter Mary plan westward travel while a grist mill sun cracked and closed for repairs. Miss Gee signed on Monday night and Pauline Fields returned from Bedford. Leonard Terre1 and J W Skerd dissolved partnership amid local chatter about Frank Terre1's future marriage plans.
Town Notes and Local Social Items
Earth is poor here wear. Mrs Charley a thur confined to bed but friends hope for speedy recovery. The grandchild of James Barnes died last night. Sneak thief prowling reported with a third incident this winter. Jake Clark’s house entry observed last Tuesday while he was at lodge. John C Coley of Illinois visiting friends. Rev A M Livingston and wife ill but improving. Aunt Julia Jewell very sick with grip. Drake and Lyons bought a fine lot of tobacco and pay top market price. Mrs George Marshall and little girl have recovered enough to be out again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleya
Ethur
Dan Lyons
J W. Pryor
Henry Miller
James Barnes
Jake Clark
Lodge
John C. Coley
Ilinois
A. M. Livingston
Julia Jewell
Drake & Lyons
George Marshall
Electric Bitters praised by Idaville residents
Wm Timmons postmaster Johno Leslie farmer and stockman and J We Gardner hardware merchant of Idaville Indiana report Electric Bitters improves kidney and liver trouble and restore strength. The drug sells for 50 cents a bottle at S Stalcup's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Timmons
Idaville
Ind
Johno Leslie
Same Place
J. We Gardner
S. Stalcup
Center Township News and Local Gossip
Center Township notes log hauling for J. L. Riddle to Kinsey Cullison's mill. Visitors to Taylor township and a Marsh passerby are mentioned. A local critic attacks a self styled People's Party man, urging the DemMockant slur and calling for subscriptions.
Community notes from a bustling Stockton county town
Residents flocked to town on snow melt day as mines and schools stay active. Teachers and the county superintendent visited Stockton township schools while Democrats gather in Wright township. Local tradesmen, a sick list, and a catamount scare capped a busy Saturday in the small city.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Complete Cure
Readers are told catarrh is curable at all stages by Hall's Catarrh Cure, a constitutional remedy taken internally. Proponents offer $100 to any case it fails to cure and invite testimonials, with product sold by druggists for 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Local Notes and Events in Worthington and Nearby
Worthington residents attend weddings and gatherings while stores report burglaries last Sunday night. The spoke factory advances toward shipment as Mr Wayman pushes progress amid favorable weather. A city marshal’s shooting practice draws mild jest. M E church gains new members. Dr and Mrs Munich visited Indianapolis to view the Surgical Institute ruins. Rabbits were brought in from White River expeditions. Switz City traveler and Spencer attorney noted. A spotted fawn arrives. Miss Minnie Fagly visits Illinois. Dr Bull’s cough syrup extols itself as a cheap cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheeley
Alice Huffman
Seymour
Inman H. Fowler
Wayman
John Haneon
John Runner
M. E
Mra. J. A
Munich
Indianapolis
Surgical Institute
Agape de
W. Kt
Selfridge
W. A. Hays
E. Fide Cox
White River
Cox
Hays
Henry Switz
Switz City
Terre Haute
Spencer
Charles Ghaston
Harry Beck
Minnie Jfagly
Cora
Ilinois
Robinson area has thirty one teams and local notices
Lively Robinson item list notes thirty one teams in town on Saturday. It cites delays by the postmaster affecting Robinson notices, mentions Erin or Elijah Edington, a Koleen merchant and school teacher, and various local residents including Ashcrafts, Corbins, and a miller Uncle Riley Mansfield.
Army Deserter Captured Near Port Sully
Chief of Police McNichol captured Charles T. Clark a deserter from the U S army at Port Sully 8 D last June His home was Newport and he had stayed there until a quarrel with his brother who threatened to betray him Clark had a standing reward on his capture principal facts are given with location and dates in Wreren West Virginia January 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wreren
G. W. Va
McNichol
Charles T. Clark
U. Ss. Army
Port Sully
Clark
Newport
Anti Lottery Bill Passed by Kentucky Senate
Fraxwortz Jan 18 The Kentucky Senate passes Senator Goebel anti lottery bill 19 to 7. Louisville senators abstain. Paris Jan 18 An English anarchist Thomas arrested after chaining to lamp post and preaching in the street. Abbas Will Travel Cairo Jan 15 Abbas Pacha becomes Khedive and plans a tour visiting Constantinople Odessa St Petersburg Vienna and Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Fraxwortz
Goebel
Kentucky Senate
Louisville
Paris
Thomas
Abbas
Cairo
Abbas Pacha
Khedive
Constantinople
Odessa
St.etersburg
Vienna
Cotton Crop Likely Down in Mississippi Valley
Sol Cohen of Gunnison Mississippi, a leading planter, says this year's cotton yield will be lower than last season. He notes reduced acreage and many planters choosing only long staple cotton, based on his observations during a visit to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menpuis
Sol Cohen
Gunnison
Miss
Mississippi Valley
Uniform County Course of Study Aims to Strengthen Indiana Schools
Henry County Superintendent Hellary F. Cotton argues for a practical uniform state course of study based on county plans. He notes the need for teacher training and regular examinations to enforce grading, with Illinois as a model. Examinations and prepared questions are proposed to unify instruction and improve pupil progress across Indiana counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Common Schools of
Illinois
Indiana
Tax Notice for 1894 Greene County Indiana Taxes
The Greene County Indiana treasurer announces the 1891 tax rates for state county ditch and poll taxes with deadlines for payment. Installments are due by the third Monday in April 1892 and the first Monday in November 1892, with penalties for late payment. Delinquent taxes incur 10 percent penalties and the delinquent land sale is set for February 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
Iadiana
Nisl
Iam
Greene County
Indiana
Taw
Examinations as a Tool for Indiana Country Schools
The author argues examinations, properly designed and used, should guide promotions and improve teaching. He cites Michigan and Illinois plans for monthly written tests, urging Indiana to adopt a standard course, with state guidance through county superintendents, to raise grading, attendance, and student effort.
Fifty Thousand See Cardinal Manning Lying In State
London mourners fill Westminster as not less than fifty thousand people view Cardinal Manning in the chapelle ardente at Manning’s house. Working people lead the crowd with tears and praise, celebrating his labor reforms and humane spirit across trades. Chief Rabbi Adier recalls Manning’s aid to persecuted Nebrews in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Manning
London
Westminster
Nathan M. Adier
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West Spapford
Bucklen
Tivae
White Oak
M. E. Church
Ving
Price
Mary Boruff
F. Bf
Pauline Fields
Leonard Terre
J. W. Skerd
Frank Terre
George Board
Newark
Happy Hoosiers
Ceater Township
Columbus
America
Edison
Dr. Bull
Friends of Education
Hellary F. Cotton
North Western
George P. Brown
Public School Journal
State Department
John French
Richland
Taylor
Jackson
Sean
Beech Creek
Highland
Wright Pa
I Stockton
Washington
Aelferson
Grant
The
Democrat
Moss & Axtell
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