Local Attorneys and Township Notices in Greene County
A garbled roster lists several Bloomfield Indiana based attorneys and law firms, followed by multiple township trustee notices. It designates offices, specialties, and weekly market days for Wright, Stafford, Washington, Grant, Highland, Stockon, and Canas townships with named trustees including Powell, NYCEMAN, Deckard, Calvert, and Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.O. Abdress I
Richland
Bloomfield Taylor
Mineral City Cags
Newberry Jackson
Owensburg Center
O. Heston Beech Creek
Newark Highland
Calvertville Jefferson
Worthington Smith
Worthington Fairplay
Switz City Grant
Esse
LOD
Washington
Lyons Stafford
Stockton Wright
Trustees and Officials Public Notices in Greene County Indiana
Notice to Greene County residents of Indiana that trustees and officials will conduct business at their residences or offices on specified Saturdays and Tuesdays. Includes HESBY ORTER Center Heaton P.O. B F STRINGFELLOW ELE. SPAINDOWER WILLIAM M MOSS and dates for teacher licensing exams on the last Saturday of each month at Bloomfield high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moffett Offett & Davis
Bremafield
Iadison
Greene County
Wright Township
Indiana
Jasonville
Eaid Township
We. Powell
Stafford Township
Marco
Samuel Nyceman
Washington Township
Anid Township
George Sogaed
Grant Township
Gresve County
Swiss City
WM. H. Deckard
Otice
Highland Township
Stockton Township
Greene Counts
Finton
Eph
Cans Township
Newberry
John Pb. Moore
Tanyier Township
Sand Township
Hesby Orter
Center Township
Heaton P.O
F.stringfellow
Smith Township
Spaindower
Couch House
Ferther
Tranca
William M. Moss
Fisefield
Ind
Bouss
Bloomfield
Bleemaald
Emerson Short
William Quillen
Susan Quillen
John Luilien
Section 14
Spencer Road
Staid
Aituate
Greence County
Commis
Quiet Day In Newberry Mentioning Local People
Correspondence notes a quiet day in Newberry with Mr and Mrs Catron visiting from Oston and Yeoman of Marco in town Monday. J P Edwards bought Joe Ostalone’s butcher shop and will stay. Newberry leads in saw mills and threshing machines as farmers thresh from shocks. Charles Markell and James Sentney bought new cans about $50 each. ad mentions Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with trial bottles free at S Stalcup’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newaberry
Catron
Oston
Yeoman
Marco
J. Aa
Sins
Spencer
Sims
D. D Edwards
J. P
Joe OW. Stalone
Newberry
Chas. Markell
James Sentney
Dr. King
S. Stalcup's
Miller farmer loses two horses to lightning
Aged farmer near Daviesa reports two horses killed by a lightning strike on Sunday June 28. The loss affects him as the only team he owned. Other items noted include Uncle John Haig visiting from Odon, local trips to Bloomfield on the 4th, and various residents' activities such as hay rake work by Alpha O Donala and painting the U P church by R W Mortland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviesa
John Haig
Odon
Bloomfield
Alpha O'Donala
Wm W. Catron
Dr Eveleigh Offers Trial Bottles of Dr Miles Remedies
Dr Eveleigh drugstore advertises free trials of Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and Dr Miles New Heart Cure. It claims cures for headache dizziness nervous prostration sleeplessness effects of spirits tobacco and coffee and heart disease symptoms. A free book on Nervous and Heart Diseases is offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E Eveleigh
Dr Miles
Fourth of July Celebrations and Local Notices
About 000 people attended the Fourth with a Dog Island glee club parade hauled by Nickles engine. Prof Ogg and James Baughn gave morning and afternoon speeches, fireworks capped the night, and several local residents and lawyers visited Lyons for business and family events. A rain is badly needed for pastures and potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dog Island Glee Club
Nickles
Prof Ogg
Greencastle
James Baughn
G. W. Catt
Lyons
Calvin Hanna
Linton
Att’y Crockett
Ind
J .F. Wingate
A. G. Kaufman
Grounds Bros
Max Stine
Sanborn
A. G. Reid
Cincinnati
Popular Remedies Promise Satisfaction Guarantee
We have sold Dr Kings New Life Pills Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters for years and offer a full refund if not satisfactory. These remedies rely on proven merit and enjoy wide popularity through Honest Starcup druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckien
Harvest and threshing dominate local news
AY harvest and wheat threshing are the order of the day. Local residents visit kin and guests include John Roy and family with Mrs. Martin hosting. Local business: Andy Gregg sold his restaurant to Jack Summers. Various social visits, a pension recipient, a dress maker needed, and church construction progress noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haker
J. L. Grace
Spencer
R. G Melstosh
Freedom
Sam
Frankie Bixler
W. H. Brown
Frank
New Heart Cure Promises Remarkable Strides in Heart Disease
Dr Miles claims the New Heart Cure revolutionizes treatment and offers rapid relief from short breath fluttering pains and swelling. His book on Heart and Nervous Diseases is free, while the cure and Restorative Nervine are sold and guaranteed by Rh. E. Eveleigh for various ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Acor Carmichael and Community News From Bloomfeld
On Tuesday Acor Carmichael appeared on our streets while a large crowd attended the fourth at Bloomfeld and enjoyed a good time. Town reports show busy farming with threshing set to begin next week. A telegram from Kearney Neb confirmed Frank East’s son’s serious illness and subsequent death, prompting Mr Burch to travel. the locality offers sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acor Carmichael
Bloomfeld
Kincey Culison
Andy Weardeaty
Wm van Meter
Koleen
G . Burch
Frank East
Kearney
Neb
Frank
Mr. Burch
Nebraska
Weather and harvest notes from local district
The column reports good heat for crops in the area, blackberry harvests underway, and stacking wheat while corn is laid by. It mentions Sunday school progress at Norman School house, a town-wide Sunday school convention near Lattas creek bridge on August 8, and various visits, travel plans, and local events.
Farmers Harvest Record Yield At Local Farm Fair
UR Farmers are harvesting their larger yield per acre than for many years. Mr. Ike Weaver returned home benefitted from artesian baths in Spencer. Mrs. Laura Mattox attended a surprise party with singing and music. Mrs. Tilly Enis visited Gosport. Cassie Buskirk and family of Indianapolis spent the 4th with De Talbott. C F Helms and Frank Hunter went to Linton for a K P gathering. Sam Yeoman and family died at Vincennes from dropsy and were buried in Marco cemetery. A pugilistic encounter surprised town. health conditions discussed. Terre Haute event noted with Mrs Stropea returning from Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Weaver
Spencer
Laura Mattox
Tilly Enis
Gosport
Cassie Buskirk
Indianapolis
de Talbott
C. F. Helms
Frank Hunter
Linton
K. P
Sam Yeoman
Vincennes
Marco
Terre Haute
Stropea
Allen
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Cures Distress
A distressed patient suffers sleepless nights and dyspepsia until a drastic cure is found with Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. The ad claims it treats headache scrofula dyspepsia kidney disease liver complaint and general debility and guarantees benefit or refund upon failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Quiet Fourth Echoes Through Our Hamlet
The Fourth of July passed without pomp but with grateful reminiscences of home and the blood of sleeping fathers. Local notes mention the Price Bros canvassing for Owensburg normal, A Buker’s family celebration, Rev. Robinson’s stirring sermon, Theodore Carmichael’s fence, T Cole’s home additions, and F M Oliphant guiding Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Bros
Owensburg Normal
Buker
Robinson
M. E
Kingdom of Heaven
Theodore Carmichael
Theodore
T. Cole
F. M. Oliphant
Sup Cox
Miles Pills Promise Fast Relief for Digestion Ailments
A promotional notice touts Dr Miles Pills as a speedy cure for biliousness bad taste torpid liver piles and constipation. Claims universal use for men women and children with samples free at R E Eveleighs 2mb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
R. E. Eveleighs
The Salve Promise of S Stalcup’s 25 Cent Boxes
An advertised salve claims to cure cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all eruptions with piles cured or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box and sold by S Stalcup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Stalcup
Local items and social knocks from Bloomfield and nearby towns
The column notes a Bloomfield gathering at Indian Springs, visits by Dr Bridwell and M O Whitted, farms finishing wheat and oats, and various residents like Joe George and Minnie Grindstar. Mentions a pension for Hiram Stultz, a mule incident, and school starts with good attendance at the Owensburg normal.
Deafness Cure Promoted By Catarrh Remedy Sales
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy for deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian Tube. It claims nine of ten cases arise from catarrh and offers $100 for any cured case Hall's Catarrh Cure is sold by druggists for 75 cents from F J. Cuuxgey Co Toledo Ohio with free circulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiran
Hiram
Brown
Hall
Local notes and visits pepper a small town column
Last week visitors and residents filled a string of notes. Red P Barnes returned from Colorado to join his family in Anderson. Mrs Jennie Start of Chicago visits and has a high school position in that city. Dr H Gastineau visited Indianapolis with family. A burglar who broke into A S Helms’ home should seek safer quarters. H Bennett and Margaret E Bennett wed at the bride’s parents' home with Rev Geo Goss officiating. Dick Middleton and W Middleton traveled to Evansville and Spencer to see races. Rollie Wilkie and Willard Wilkie moved back from Spencer and Indianapolis to pursue their trades as a barber and a worker. Uncle Charley Osborn plans a new house near Squire’s Dry Goods. Geaton of Bloomfield hopes for peace at home as wives receive Singer sewing machines. Bicycle fever grips the town. gypsies forecast mild climate. Horse fair grounds improvements underway and a foot race will be held at the fair grounds. Fred Jessup bought traction and left for a better location. a rain shower would be appreciated. Wheat remains a topic as two colored men race next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red P. Barnes
Colorado
Anderson
Jennie Start
Chicago
H. Gastineau
Indianapolis
A. S. Helms
Margaret E. Bennett
Geo. Goss
Ile. Youur
H Bowen
Newton Owens
Dick Middleton
Evansville
D. W. Middleton
Spencer
Rollie Wilkie
Willard
Charley Osborn
Squire
Geaton
Bloomfield
Horse Fair Association
Fair Grounds
Demen
California
Stanley Stert
Jen
Eli Davis Faragen
Fred Jessup
John Bracken
Lyons
A Blessing to Indiana The New Tax Law Its Provisions
A detailed Indiana Democratic address by Hon. John T Beasley. The 1891 tax bill aimed to correct a state debt and inefficient revenue system. The piece outlines committee work, political battles, and debates over taxing railroad and telegraph corporations, ending with a call for fair assessment and state funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Lake Maxinkuckee
John T Beasley
Sullivan County
General Assembly
R. S
General Directory of District Officials Announced
District of Hon. John L. Brett and associates listed include Jon, Chas T Akin, Hon. Richard Boff, Franklin Ramsey, Thos A Owens, Janes K Bull, Wo E Thompson, Joseph G Smith, Wm M Moss, E Fide Cox, James P Denton. Commissioners' Court meets first Monday in March June September and December with Simon Bland, David L Osborn listed among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Brett
Jon
Chas. T. Akin
Richard Boff Franklin Ramsey
Thos. A. Owens
Janes K. Uull
E. Thompson
Joseph G. Smith
Wm. M. Moss
E. Fide Cox
James P. Denton
Simon Bland
W.a.Haya
David L. Osborn
S. W. Axtell
Jrnham
Franklin Ramsey
Treas
Horse Shoe Valley
O.F
Lyons
Emil Stein
O.P
Wm Lavitson
H. P
John Davidson
A.G, Kauffman
J. W
A. L
Clogstop
Scrike
Louis Fry
Trewstrer
Unity Lodge
Linton
Joseph Tucker
Ij Jax
Pope
V. G
John R. Morgis
C.S
W. Hollingsworth
F.S
J.E. Bratten
Wa. McCloid
Apply to F C Brodie for Kentucky Indiana bank post
application submitted to F C Brodie, manager for Kentucky and Indiana, at Kentucky National Bank Building Louisville on Main and Third streets. H166 indicates file reference and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F C. Brodie
Kentucky
Indiana
Kentucky National Bank
Main and
Third Streets
Louisville
Cumberland Presbyterian Church Services and Meetings
Cumberland Presbyterian pastor H. C. Cockrum leads services Sundays at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m with Y P C U meeting Tuesdays at 7 30 p m and prayer on Wednesdays at 7 36 p m in the church calendar of activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Presbyterian
H.C. Cockrum
Elrod Pastor Briefs Schedule of Services
A. N. Elrod, pastor, conducts services weekly with Sunday evening sermons at 7 30 and Sunday morning alternates at 10 30. Church activities include a Wednesday class meeting at 7 30 and a Sunday 9 30 class session. Epworth holds Sunday evening meetings at 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Elrod
Layer
Epworth Gas
Masons Meet Across Lodges in Bloomfield and Worthington
Fraternal schedules list Masonic lodges Bloomfield L no 83 Linton 560 Soisberry 411 Hobbieville 567 Greene 577 Newark 270 Metropolitan 193 Accolade 6 Worthington Red Men White River Tribe 911 meet on various Saturdays or by full moons. Officers named include W Moffett Wolford Cook Fry J D Robinson and others. Meetings occur in Bloomfield Worthington Newark and surrounding areas with weekly or monthly recurrences and numbered lodge designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic
Bloomfield Lodge No
W. W. Moffett
W. M
W.G. Jones
James Hollers
J. W
Simon Lehman
Treas
W. W. Gainey
Sec
H. R. Bowder
S. D
Richard Huffman
J.D
D. R. Spainhower
Tyler
Linton Lodge No
A. M
Soisberry Lodge
A. J. Fry
T. R. Cook
S. W
W. Johnson
E. Anderson
W. D. Beard
C, Steuben
I. M. Yoho
Taylor Joseph
Hobbieville
H.G. Holmes
Henry Lawrence
Calvin Rainbolt
Taoias Cole
Abner Cassner
Thomas Bogard
Gov. KR. Fisher
Bec
George Holmes
Greene Lodge
Worthington
A. Palmer
W.M .B
W. Crose
Wd. Rigen
S. J. Heston
John Gard
1.C
C. Price
W. BH. A. Welch
R. T. Burrell
O. F.herold
Sam Shertzer
A.W. Shryer
Exche
Worthington Lolge K
U. L. Wayman
W. L. Dyer
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Hood
Guerce A. Pace
Watertown
Mass
Tyell Druggists
Hoop &Co
Apothecaries
Lowell
Thos
van Busk
Kmerson
S.cartel
Atlaw
Greene
Shryer
F. Galle Vuere
Atvturney-At-Law
Ogiie
L. Slixeard
W. Crockett
Suisxarp & Crockety, Attornets-At-Law
Bloomfield, MD
Justices of the Peace
C.E. Davis
D. B.C. Craven
Hosta
Sloomfeki
A. Burke
Eetland
B. Young
M. D
Newarkk
W. Gea
Gee of Cavine & Caving
D . H. E. Lowder, Offee Over
Starcup's Drug Store
East Side Public Square
Bloomfeld, Ind
O. Calvert
Scotland
Lions
Switz City
Cincinnath
Dixon
Norman School
Sick
Livingston
Wren Sims
Dolly Ooley
Owen County
Shelburn
Spear
Dyre
Calvertsville
Bennett
Carmichael
Walter
Gillet
Sheron
Ida Franklin
Mise Scella Rector
Mamie Harrah
Wezekiah
Wastinington
Wshington
Ith
Tolbert
Cable & Kaufman
McCarty
Alice Hilburn
Motfie Hopkins
Hilburn
Grimes Jr
Bucklen
Owensburg
Indian Springs
Joe George
Frank Judd
Res
Bridwell
Burris City
John Sentney
Silverville
Ferguguson
Main St
Democrat
Brooks & Buckner
Minnie Grindstar
Mountain Springs
Noah Brown
Hiram Stultz
Graham
Avoca
Howard Herold
Oata
Wash George's
John Graham
M. O. Whitted
T. M. Heaton
Westingland
Laughlin
Springvilla
Beastey
Ways and Means
House
Committee On
Finance
Senate
Magee
Hayden
Byrd
Howard
Akin
Hobson
Clemans
Oppenheim
Curtis
Harrell
Nolan
Work
Beasley
Hess
Claypool
Haggard
Indianapolis Journal
Railroad Corporation
Republican State Central Committee
Republican Party
Craynor
Hessler
Clemann
Bozeman
Hovey
Union
U. S. Gov't Report
Bloomfield, Ind
Just
General Directory
Eneriff
Govober
Circuit Court
John , Briggs
W.C. Hulse
Sseseyes
Highland
Beech Creek
Jackson
Taylor
Wright, Jockton
Jefferson
Fairplay
L. H. Jones
Prop
Austin Dall
Pres
Austin DaLy, Treas
R. Pitcher Woopwarp
Sec’y
Gen. Mgr
Mercantile Unusual Accident Society OF
New Wort
New York
Township Trustees
Steve Staleup
Eory Borter
Stringfe
Te Bruner
Fransolem O
Calvert Jean
Ewer
Spain
W. H. Deckard
Yeoman AdDe
Jsensee
M, Powell
T. A. Cox
Methodist
G. Alr
J.W. Rutledge
Solgverry
J. H. Johnson
J. Poot
J. Vis
T. Dobason
M. Corwin
M. Yoho
A. C. Shephens
V. John T. Hannum
Solsberry
Cook
Bullock
Kent
A. Ryan
F. A. Beard
Ben B. Cook
Geo. Sullivan
J. Bullock
C. Ryan
A. F. Johnson
P. M
W. F. Cook
C. G
Lewia Bland
Chas Hannum
P. G
F. Bloomfield Lodge
John W.graham
N. G
E. E. Cayins
H. H. Nickerson
Worthington Lodge
O. F
Eugene Osborn
W.C. Warrick
F. N. Miller
Geo. Notter
Henry Cooper
Cantwell
W. A. Haya
Bee Hunter Lodge I
J. W. Harvey
N. Os
W.darvis
Jamea
Kinet
Wm. Shilkerr
A. M. McConnell
Newark Lodge No
J. M. Hoke
N.G
W.O. Nash
Pryor
LR. Casner
Per
J.J. Fuller
Preas
M. Meeta
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