Gallins Isenhower's HERT and GRAHAM Pen Bags Advertised
Headquarters for obtains pen bags best quality at 8 any quantity. Pound bags priced 20c each. 2.25 per dozen. 18.00 per 100. Advertising copy notes bulk discounts and multiple quantities.
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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1891
Page
4
Mince Meat Sales and Local Notices Spread Across Bloomfield
Various small items from the area include HERT & GRAHAM mince meat advertised as selective, local names like Jim Dalrymple Levi Miller and Ed Gray in agricultural notes, and multiple notices on land sales and loans. The column also reports incidents, sales, and community events with names such as M. L. Combs, Fowler, Wallace Templeton, and S. Lehman.
Mixed village notes and notices from Gretvier county
The column reports ailments and sales in Salt City, land and animal listings, a jail incident in Spencer, poison warnings, a death of Harmon Bredeweg in Linton, Emma Jaccoon’s obituary, and local gossip. It mentions Mormon preachers, a leprosy case in New York, a jail break, and a county farm auction.
Adorer’s Cure Revival Ends In Marriage After Remedy
A devoted admirer healed a young woman by providing Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery during a grave illness from cold and exposure. She recovered and later married the man who had once hated her, in a tale framed as a patent medicine success with claims of curing consumption and other lung and scrofulous diseases.
Marriage Licences Issued Since Last Report
The following marriages have been licensed: Scofield White to Lesia Holder, Stephen A Kelley to Victoria Wright, Joseph L Mitchell to Mary Dunn, James Kirbey to Isabel Gilham, Wm Buzanto to Foster James, Cline to Dollie Halbert, John W. O Uarrow to Coral East, Abraham Bingham to Hannah Ander, and John Kramer to Minnie Hilgedick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scofield White
Lesia Holder
Stephen A Kelley
Victoria Wright
Joseph L Mitchell
Mary Dunn
James Kirbey
Isabel Gilham
Buzanto
James KE
Cline
Dollie Halbert
John W. O'Uarrow
Coral East
Abraham Bingham
Hannah Ander
Four Happy Boys Birthday Reflected In Simple Men
Four named youths Will Axtell Frank Leavitt Mike Gray and Park Dean are celebrated as healthy hopeful young men on a Saturday birthday note. The item mentions their prospects and assigns a light reflective tone about life and futures. Fines collected from JFP courts listed for several residents with various amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Axtell
Frank Leavitt
Mike Gray
Park Dean
Fire Engulfs Three Buildings and Two Stores in Linton
A Wednesday night blaze in Linton destroyed three structures on the west side. Ter hans & Booker’s clothing building, Crowder Bros store and another J. P. office unit burned with KP hall above one shop. Fire started around 10 o clock. origin unknown. Crowder Bros. salvaged most goods. loss and insurance details unavailable as presses closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
West Side
Terhans & Booker
Crowder’s
Thoe Sture
J. P
Crowder Bros
Loas
Preas
Local notes from Linton and surrounding towns
A sweep of town visits and movements from Linton, Worthington, and nearby communities. Clergy, merchants, and politicians such as Rev Nah, J. H. Noel, Pat McKiesick, and Will Yakey appear in town for business or social calls. Fairs dates and secretaries are listed for Indiana districts, with several residents visiting editors and returning travelers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blow
Indiana
Grand Preme Social at John W Brewer Grove
One of the largest crowds in Stafford gathered at John W Brewer's grove three miles west of Marco last Saturday. Sunday schools from Marco Pleasantville Bethel Stafford and others attended by hundreds with four brass bands. Free ice cream candy nuts cake for children. Recalled as a splendid social gathering in Keene county with plans for a farmer's social picnic at Marco on August 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford Township
John W. Brewer
Marco
Pleasantville
Bethel
Stafford
Edmunds
Joe Goodman
Indies
Keene
P Cni
Local lumberman Wm Smith dies after heat at Ellison bus
Wm Smith a Saline City lumberman visiting here for timber became overheated in the sun. He rode out and back, ate hurriedly, then collapsed on the Ellison bus. A Knight of Pythias in good standing, he was about forty five and a respected Saline City citizen. Knights escorted his body to Saline City with a special procession. Burial occurred yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Smith
Saline City
Ellision
Mason Hill
Pythias
Saline Lodge
Mr. Smith
Knight Greyeon
W. L. Slinkard
Aden Cavins
John Osbon
Alvin Fields
Worthington
Miners Posture in Coal Creek Valley as Troops Standby
Nashville dispatch reports 600 troops in Knoxville but not to Briceville, while Anderson County Sheriff has fled. Governor Buchanan seeks a legal path to quell the miners with possible extra session. miners vow to defend companies and maintain control unless demands on chett labor are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terest
Nashville
Knoxville
Briceville
Anderson County
Pickel
Buchanan
National Guard
General Assembly
Tennessee
Coal Creek
Georgia
Rutherford
Goodwin
Thrilling Scenes in Knoxville Stir City in 1865 Reenactment
Knoxville Tennessee July 22 reports thrilling scenes not seen since the Civil War days. Convicts from Coal Creek and arriving troops gather crowds as Knoxville Chattanooga forces drill at the court house square. General Carnes commands 500 troops awaiting orders amid talk of a possible mine disruption compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Coal Creek
Chattanooga
Middle Tennessee
Court House Square
West Tennessee
Court House
Court Square
Church Street
Memphis
Carnes
State University
Conjugal Wisdom and Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
An ad touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a remedy for irritable nervous women and a range of female ailments. It claims the product brings health, cheerful disposition, strong nerves, and clear minds, promising a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
Castoria As Recalled in Advertising Rhyme
A nostalgic ad line recalls Castoria as a remedy used for a sick baby a crying child and a clingy child named Misa It notes Castoria given to children and continued in family use through generations without mentioning any medical claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castoria
Misa
Secret meeting of Tennessee miners in Briceville report
A secret meeting of Briceville miners was held Tuesday night at 8. The aim was to devise action to prevent a clash with troops and bloodshed. They suggested calling an extras session to abolish the convict lease system to avert trouble, urging Governor and newspapers to act. Militia of the state encamped at Knoxville amid tense scenes and heightened excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papers of
Tennessee
Briceville
State of
Miners Seize Meeting to Seek Peace with State Leaders
A Coal Creek gathering of miners issued a calm, lawful pledge to avoid violence and to protect company property. They formed a five member delegation to confer with Governor Buchanan in Knoxville and Nashville, while promising not to release convicts until troops depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Creek
Ingraham
Knoxville
Nashville
Buchanan
Ford
Alleman
Knoxville Iron Company
Kentucky
Jellico
Convicts and Guards Driven from Coal Creek Camp
At Briceville Tennessee on July 21 miners and sympathizers surrounded a state militia camp, captured 107 troops and convicts, then loaded them onto a train bound for Knoxville. The mob, numbering about 1200, dispersed the force and forced transfer amid fears for capital investment and public order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brickville
Tenn
Briceville
Knoxville
Knoxville Rifles
Coal Creek
Tob
New York
Miners Threaten Rail Lines Amid Wages Report
Reports describe violent threats by miners including wrecking trains and burning bridges. A sentiment hero urges Pinkerton guards for operators and railroads. Miners are said to earn from 8 to 150 dollars monthly based on expertise and diligence. Lieutenant Chandler offered troops to fight the mob during a Monday attack. Later, 125 convicts at Briceville were captured by the mob and shipped to Knoxville, arriving around 5:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkerton
Chandler
Knoxville Rifles
Shooting Affray Over Card Game Ends With Suspect Wounded
In Henry county near Sweet Home Kentucky on July 22 W P Jessee’s residence hosted a beer keg and a card game disagreement escalated into gunfire between W P Jessee and Oscar Donevant. Donevant was shot in the left side and leg. he crawled behind bushes and fired again before Jessee escaped. Donevant is in critical condition and Jessee is jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Jessee
Sweet Ilome
Henry
Oscar Donevant
Jesse
Jessee
Dunevant
W. T. Mitchell
Mitchell
Denovant
Pier Collapse At Coney Island Drowns 100 Rescued
A Sprague's pavilion pier collapsed at Coney Island on Sunday at 5 pm sending eighty to ninety people into the surf. High tide and rough seas hampered rescue but all were saved from drowning. Several women were unconscious and many men injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
New York
Sprague
Death at a wedding and a deadly feud in Indiana
A Moravia marriage celebration house was struck by lightning near Reitenhan on Monday, killing two guests and injuring about eighty others. In Greencastle, Curtis Bass and Henry Burton are sought for involvement in a Tow-Bass feud murder, with a fusillade on a Monon train injuring five and possibly more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Reitenhan
Moravia
Greencastle
Ind
Curtis Bass
Henry Burton
Lawrence County
Greencastle Junction
Vestal
Bank Officials Increase Tax Duplicate in Indiana
Attorney General Smith received a Lawrenceburg prosecutor letter detailing bank deposits withheld at the start of the assessment year. The board of review secured statements under threat, adding 300000 dollars to the tax duplicate and 50 percent penalty, totaling 450000 dollars. Other local items report: a Morristown man loses a leg to lockjaw after a buggy crash, an aeronaut Love survives a parachute failure in Indianapolis, a Jeffersonville skiff accident injures Harry Chadwell, a hairball obstruction in Eckerly, a Spencer lynching in jail, and cattle losses near Leavenworth from heat and thirst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Smith
Lawrenceburg
Board of Review
Riot on a Train Between Bass and Tow Families
On a southbound Leuim ville to Chicago passenger train near Greencastle Indiana a fight broke out between the Bass and Tow families from Mitchell. During the clash Tow was mortally shot and a Bass man was hurled from the train with injuries. several others wounded in the incident tied to a federal court dispute in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Leuimville
New Albany
Chicago
Greencastle
Ind
Mitchell
Indianapolis
Bnd
Saloon conflict sparks White Cap warning in Indiana
Jacob Freed, new saloon keeper at Newmarket Indiana, received a White Cap notice ordering him to quit. He sleeps with two pistols after losing a state license battle with locals who opposed the saloon. Oldest person dead in Indianapolis. Sarah Davis reportedly aged 133. Farmer Fred Greer dies from wheat wagon accident. Wabash College names H B Kingery to teach Latin, a Wooster graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Crawfordsville
Ind
Jacob Freed
Newmarket
Wabash College
H. B. Kingery
Wooster, O
Indiana items of tragedy and mischief across towns
Telegraph notes list a series of Indiana incidents including Oliver Stuckey killed by lightning near South Bend and two horses dying in the flash, Goshen man’s feud with William Cripe, a wedding at Center Point, deaths from drowning and train accidents, arrests for lottery tickets in Indianapolis, riots over a depot in Bicknell, and a rash of fires, hangings, and court actions across Huntington, Muncie, Gosport, Vernon, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Stuckey
South Bend Ind
John Mikesell
Goshen
Ind
William Cripe
Mikesell
Abe Biggerstaff
Center Point
Martha Barrs
Jesse Streitt
Seymour
Green Potts, Jr
White River
Mitchell
Jacob Freed
Newmarket
John Currier
Valparaiso
Eph Allman
Hartford City
Huntington
Bicknell
Wilbur Kistler
Wabash
William Denny
Shelbyville
Royal Hammer
Indianapolis
Christian Brothers & Company
Thornton Jackson
William Miner
Saline City
Miner
Jackson
Lebanon
Secedars of
Owen
Indiana
Everet Foulke
Albert Yates
Adolph Rainestrove
Muncie
Gosport
Sarah Wells
Vernon
Odd Fellows
Abraham Merriam
Franklin
Paris Crossing
B. Lancaster
St. Paul
Granny” Davis
Clinton County
John Snyder
Benjamin Smith
Henry Tweed
James W. Spain
Evansville
Marthlodge
Knights and Ladies of
Thower
Lodianapolis Conpeil
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Isenhower
Hert & Graham
Jim Dalrymple
Levi Miller
M. L. Combs
Bloomfield
Ed Gray
Dagger & Neal
Fowler
The
Democrat
Osborn
Smith Township
Timmons & Hendren
James Dalrymple
Davenport
Sheriff Thompson
Wallace Templeton
Hie
Arkansas
Homer Dugger
S. Lehman
Bee Moss & Axtell
Combs
Walker & McLaughlin
Sam. Blackmore
Leroy Wilkie
Tom Brown
Wincheater
Epworth League
M. J. Timmon
Charles T. O'Haver
Washington Township
Charles Ross
Luther Jones
Bloomington
Jones
Moss & Axell
Joe Lehman
Bin
Dae Doks
Chough Ha
Salt City
Loyquire of
Moss & Axtell
Walker
Irnman’s
Cathy's
Ryans
Isnan
Dedley
Lathea
George E Seneil
Joan of Odon
Harvey Smiley
Emma Winkerpleck
Bond
Spencer
Frank Dill
Chaney
Harmon Bredeweg
Fear Linton
Bredewig
Breeweg
Ore
Misa Emms Jackoon
Gretvier County
Drew J. Jaccoon
Stockton Township
de. Gray
Emma
Tom Townsend
Starcup Livery Stable
Miller House
Solsberry
Hood
Pickard Farm
Calvertville
J P. Mcixrosna & Son
Tra Gaston
Cupid's Capers
John Kramer
Minnie Hilgedick
Aveta
JFP
G. W. Oben
Richland Township
J.S Edwards
Washington
Thos
B. O'Haver
Jacnh Anderson
Center
David C Roach
Taylor
Wolo
Vic Rainbult
Yrof J.B
Vernon Ig
Edington
Rev Nah
Tureday
Rev
Love
Hendren
Ar Ihaneus
WL Slinkard
J. H. Noel
Peters Farm
Joe Bonham
Andy Bucher
Dug Gray
Levi M. Price
George W. Allen
Highland Township
Maggie Gray
Worthingon
J. W. Gray
Barry Campbell
Ndiana
Mr Pollard
Rebecca Sargent
Maggie Graves
Leroy, Illinois
Haig
Ota Haig
Maggie Grave
Mmmeral City
Emma Barcham
Will Yakey
M.C Taylor
Uome
Pat McKiesick
Z Catron
Scotland
Misa Lillian Pringle
Danville
T. T. Pringle
W.D Stoddard
Greene County
Vincennes
John Groves
Will Keller
Jesse Cox
L H. Anderson
Brown Park
Tuck Axa
D S. Miller
J S. Keith
W. W Moffett
Pittsburg
Wm. Lester
John W. Skerd
Oowensburg
Chas. O'Haver
Will Craven
O'Harrow
Ira Abram
Morris Hass
Chas, Roth
F. Stringfellow
Aud Owens Joseph Carmichael
Center Township
Auguatr
Sto T
North Salem
L. C
Macy
S. Wilson
Lio
Warren
Swaim
Titoli
Auburn
Val, Hasselman Zio i
Boswell
Geo
W. Cones Stoll
Acton
T. M. Richardson
Pekin
T. H. B. Baker
Daiton
Davia
Toils
Fairmont
J. D. Latham
Iito
Covinton
W. H. Miles
Tols
Warsaw
M. A. Wilcox
South Bend
J.G Towle
Mt. Vernon
Elwood Smith
New Carlile
W H Deacon
Kendallvius
J. S. Contegur
Poplar Grove
T. Barbour
Newport
L. Shepherd
H. al, Miller
Hagerstown
J. W. Lontz
Manchesterk
Bhinghouse
Oakland Ciy
Z. T. Emerson
Knoightatown
K. P. Newby
Remington
O. M. Vickery
Bto
Mieccesee
Waterloo
M. Kiplinger
Loogoutee
John Raney
County Faire
PrLace
Fort Wayne
Rockhill
North Vernon
WLR
Edward Rheasing
Richmond
Issac Kline
Marion
FL Carmichael
Sheriday WJ. Woods
Petersburg
E.P. Richardson
Bainbridge
Allison
Lafayette
Mort Levring
Jil. Humphreys
Camden
A. Brown
Salem
Meruwigh
EEL Stroup
Rochester
M Lown
Tulaullivan J
Mo Lang
Morgan
Princeton
V. Strain
Winchester
Bonz
Sted
Rushyvetle
Osben
A. Starr
Rockport A
D-Garlinghouse
Angola
B. Mccartney
M. Haas
Lavelle
Dees
Wabueb
Washingeon
Wetu
Do Chrisney
PC Jolley
Tatu Ort
Portland
Votaw
Zito
Crown Point
Laporte -W
Martin
Vetohor
Ligonier J
K. McDonald
Kedford UF
M. Stather
Vinewines OW
Frontees
J W. Carr
Anderson Schoola
Jackson Township
Mica
Nettie Rainey
Martin County
Aldie Gray
Vandevender
George Wample
Mr. Wampler
J. W. Middleton
Singer Sewing Machine
James Carpenter
Lyons
Prof. Danielson
Wm Winder
Lamont, Mo
Mr. Winder
Missouri
Pitcher’s Castoria
Coal Creek Valley
Oper
Fitcher
Pena Vesee
Noxville
Morristown
George Vauskoik
Professor Love
Fairview Park
Jeffersonville
Ad Ware
Harry Chadwell
Chadwell
Ware
Eckerly
Albert James
Frank Dice
William Chaney
Johnson
Dice
Leavenworth
Sarah Davis
United States
Laporte
Fred Greer
Indiana News
Hoosierdam
Prlpo
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