Bloomfield Indiana Attorneys and Doctors Listed in Ads
Local Bloomfield line up includes Thos Van Ruseine Emerson Shont Hort Van Buskirk and WAXTELL attorneys at law with offices in the New Court House and Northeast Corner Public Square. Also Fe Gallemore deputy prosecuting attorney W. W. Offett Davis Rankin M.D. and Cravens physician surgeon plus R J R Lowder and R Burke M D physicians all offering services in Greene Owen and neighboring counties.
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Emerson Shont
Hort & van Buskirk
Attorneys AT Law
Omec
New Court House
Bloomfield
Ind
Waxtell
Greene
Court House
Indiana
Gallemore
Onice
Public Square
Election notice of trustee schedule in Wright township
Notice to residents of Wright township Greene county Indiana that WM Powell trustee will be at Jasonyine on Tuesdays each week and at his residence on Saturdays in the forenoon to transact township business. No business will be transacted outside these days as provided by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Township
Greene County
Indiana
Wm, Powell
Notice of weekly trustee office hours in Washington Township
George Logard trustee announces weekly office hours at his residence in Washington Township Greene County Indiana to transact township business on Saturdays during his term. no business on other days as required by law.
Notice of Trustee's weekly township meetings
Notices were given to residents of Casa Township Greene County Indiana that the trustee will hold official business one mile southeast of Newberry on Mondays and Tuesdays each week during term of office. No business will occur outside those days as provided by law. John D Moone Trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casa Ownship
Greene County
Indiana
Newberry
John D Moone
Notice to Taylor Township Greene County Indians Funeral Home
Trustee Henry Borter informs residents of Taylor township Greene county Indians that his office will be at his residence every Saturday for business only on those days as provided by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Township
Greene County
Henry Borter
Grant Township Trustee Notice to Hold Weekly Meetings
Notice to residents of Grant township Greene county Indiana that the trustee will transact township business at the trustee's residence two miles south of the precinct every Saturday. WAI Li Deckard Trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Township
Greene County
Indiana
Mmy
Wai. Li
Deckard
Trustee's Notice to L Highland Township Readers
Simon Bland trustee announces he will transact township business at his residence in Greene County Indiana on any weekday except Sunday. The notice requests residents to take note and present concerns as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otice
L Highland Township
Greene County
Indiana
Simon Bland
Notice to transact township business at Linton office
Notice to the people of Stocl to transact the business of the township at my office in Linton on any day in the week except Sunday. Joseph Moss, Trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoclton Township
Greene County
Indiana
Linton
Joseph MO
The Great War Syndicate’s Caerdaff Demonstration
Repeller No. 11 withdraws from the British coast as the British government weighs a response to the syndicate’s motor bombs. Caerdaff in Wales is chosen for a dramatic demonstration with a bombardment scheduled, drawing crowds and international interest as the fleet moves to the Irish Sea and onward to a new tactic.
Relief for the needy in Chicago aims to raise $100000
Chicago expects to send substantial aid to the Johnstown sufferers. Business leaders under Mayor Cregier will coordinate relief for terror-stricken survivors in devastated districts. The committee aims to raise at least $100,000 to provide timely assistance.
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Chicago
Curiaco
Johnstown
Cregier
Boston to raise $100000 for Johnstown relief drive
Boston plans a relief effort to gather 100000 dollars for Johnstown before Saturday night. Charles H. Allen of Central National Bank travels to Johnstown to oversee funds and secure transfers from Kidder, Peabody & Company. A city meeting in the mayor's office quickly subscribes 5000 dollars.
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Boston
Johnstown
Charles H. Allen
Central National Bank
Kidder, Peabody & Company
Pennsylvanian flood relief fund grows in England and U S aid
Loxvox reports Americans in England raise large sums for flood victims in Pennsylvania. A central fund will receive all donations and disburse as needed. Minneapolis committee votes to ship 2000 barrels of flour to Johnstown sufferers, distributing orders among mills to speed delivery.
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Loxvox
England
Pennsylvania
Monxearouis
Minn
Citizens’ Committee
Johnstown
Philadelphia promotes $150000 for towns in need
The article notes a $150,000 subscription for Johns town and other suffering points. Philadelphia plans a liberal response and pledges support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Phmapetonui
Johnstown
Relief Pouring In for Johnstown Sufferers
News from June 4 reports relief flooding in from across the nation for Johnstown survivors. Ohio figures prominently with telegraphs praising the response and detailing carloads of provisions and clothing sent from Cleveland and other cities. Generals Axline and Hastings note growing needs and rapid organization while Morrison appeals in Washington spark a $10,000 subscription and large contributions of supplies.
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Johnstown
Ohio
Columbus
Foraker
Axline
Cleveland
Hastings
Pennsylvania
Morrison
Washington
Citizens
What Theyre Doing in Greene County
Greene County notes from Center Township readers detail social visits and travel from Solsberry to Bloomfield. Residents mention illnesses, farming trades, and local events as a steady parade of Sunday trips, cattle buying, church sermons, and school matters.
Clergymen visit Corydon. farmers praise rain and progress
Rev Sappenfield leaves for Corydon Indiana to preach for about two weeks. Rev Armon baptized seven after a Lutheran service May 25. D A Deams organized a local loan and building association June 1. Newberry school closes next Friday with a picnic and thanks to students and staff.
Dick Middleton Visits Terre Haute and Local Happenings
Dick Middleton visited Terre Haute last Saturday to see the elephant. Thursday was pension day with the boys who received pay from Uncle Sam. Postmaster Wilson leased his office paraphernalia to the Riley postmaster. Little daughter of R N Mull has been sick but is much better. J E Miller paid farmers over 45000 for wool this season. W F Gallemore, Bloomfield attorney and pension agent, was in town over Monday. Farmers received promised blessings with rain last Tuesday morning. The Christian church held a strawberry festival at the town hall last Friday night. Ed East received a carload of Texas ponies last Friday and buyers should call on Ed. Last Saturday night was very cold killing tender plants. Aunt Susan Throop is still in danger with no recovery hopes. Mrs Belle Allison and her Bloomington daughter visited to stay a few days. T J Henry lost a fine cow last week, making two cows lost in one week. It seems like bad luck has overtaken Tom with disaster arriving unexpectedly.
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Syndicate
Thames
London
Craglevin
New York
Great Britain
Caerdaff
Wales
War Office
Army
Navy
Cardiff
English Channel
Repeller No. 11
Europe
America
Repeller
Ireland
Wilson
Riley
R. N. Mull
J. E. Miller
W. F. Gallemore
Bloomfield
The
Christian Church
Ed East
Susan Throop
Belle Allison
Bloomington
T. J. Henry
Tom
James Lundy
Linton
Tom Weser
Jackson
Friendswood
Miss Bixler
Polk Gardner
Jim Dixon
Indianapolis
Sarah Borders
Bedford
Mr. Gray
Greene County
Cold River
Emily J. Barker
M. E. Church
Emma
Isbor
Pleasantville News Evening Social Ties and Local Notes
Worthing ton and Pleasantville recount visits by neighbors and visitors from Indianapolis to Bloomfield. Local farm work, church activity, and a record of residents traveling, plus a gypsy camp nearby and a floor collapse at a grain elevator. June community events and a weather-impacted Decoration Day are noted along with a resignation to quit smoking.
Local Gossip and Social Notes From Bloomfield
Henry Wilson and wife visit Mrs Mary Sharr this week. Center people attend Bloomfield election. Mrs Combs of Bloomfield visits relatives. R W Yoho and wife travel to Stanford to visit Yoho sisters. Rev Breeden to preach next Sunday at 10 30 A M with baptizing. Minnie Hays returns from Worthington. Sunday school moves to 10 A M. R W Yoho and Aaron Combs buy Asberry Burch saw mill from sheriff Sherman Cox. Cox praises Wm Thompson host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wilson
Mary Sharr
Center
Bloomfield
Combs
R. W. Yoho
Stanford
R.W. Yoho
Aaron Combs
Asberry
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with rewards and testimonials
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for cures Hall's Cure is said to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Local notices list town movements and social updates including marriages and visits as well as a preacher’s address.
Miners Return to Work as Local News Ties Up Nearby Notes
J W Wolford returns from Indianapolis on Thursday. Orlando Connel visits Scotland relatives over the weekend. D J Terhune of the Enterprise in Bloomfield on business Monday. Joe McGammon of Sullivan in town last week lodging at the Big Four. Greene county may soon have five newspapers. Mrs Mary Ferry the city dressmaker visits Edwardsport and Freelandsville. Peter L Mossey the medicine man is back but rain slows work. Elijah Moss in Groomfield on legal business. Lige a noted county lawyer. Decoration Day weather delays outdoor services. they were held last Sunday. New churches near completion. Lin ton has three churches and four saloons. I C Co brick block north rooms near interior completion. praised by Mr Allen. State vs Helms for yielding whiskey disposed. Helms fined 20 dollars and costs totaling 32 75. Court actions praised for consistency.
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Joe McGammon
Sullivan
Greene County
Mary Ferry
Edwardsport
Freelandsville
Peter L. Mossey
Elijah Moss
Groomfield
Lige
Sunday social notes and local goings on
Wm Meredi th and family attended church. Geo Fry and family dined with his father in law. Miss Francy Hardisty visited G W Collins on business. John Martindale and wife dined with their son in law. A large crowd heard a sermon by M A Falk. Chan Burch and Emmett Dagley noted as slave kings. Lydia Girky and Mary Allen are dressmakers. Walt Heaton had a coon as prisoner and it eloped Saturday night. Bill Scott rode through town with his best girl on horseback. He claimed to like Uncle Isaac Workmax and questioned the reason why.
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John Martindale
M. A. Falk
Chan. Burch
Emmett Dagley
Lydia Girky
Mary Allen
Walt Heaton
Bill Scott
Isaac Workmax
Remedy for consumption offered by T A Slocum
The letter from T A Slocum of 181 Pearl Street New York promises a positive remedy for consumption. He claims timely use cures thousands and offers two free bottles to readers who send their express and post office addresses.
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T A. Slocum
M.C
Pearl St
New York
Local Notes and Arrivals From Bloomfield Area
Health is good in this place. M Deckard visited Bloomfield last Monday. Ezra Freeman visited at BM. Deckard's Sun Mullard Cox sold his horse to Mr Brown of Owensburg. Tom Freeman and Riley Foddrill went to Bedford last week. Emma Phillips visited Rebecca Ashcraft last Sunday. Riley Benton moved here from Dugger. Ed Freeman to join Mr Buber in the blacksmith shop soon. Joseph Laswell and lady from Malden Mo visited last week. Ed Nance to stay with Theo Carmichael in his store. J O Heaton moved to Avoca and bought a house. We regret losing such a good citizen.
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M. Deckard
Bloomfield
Ezra Freeman
Mullard Cox
Mr. Brown
Owensburg
Riley Benton
Dugger
Ed Freeman
Mr. Buber
Joseph Laswell
Lady
Malden
Ed Nance
Theo. Carmichael
Bloomfield Normal
J. O. Heaton
Avoca
Mr. Heaton
Local Notes On Town Visitors And Business Activities
W O Nash buys wool at a lively rate. John Hutson of MeVille visits town. Rev Peck buys a buggy horse. Mrs J G Smith of Bloomfield visits old acquaintances. A Worthington horse buyer was here last week. Wm Booker trades for half interest in Newark grind mill. Rev McAlister preached Mrs Margaret Stelle's funeral. The stave mill completes its job in a few weeks then moves to Center. T P Freeman in town taking DesOCRAT subscriptions. Moses Crockett promotes building the Christian church. S E Adkins and Jas Coley of Giel Tad attend I Q OF. Jennie Graham returns from Worthington. Henry Oliver back from Ottawa Kan to Ilooser. F M B A to organize county assembly at Wolfcreek lodge June 1. Ex Senator McIntosh, M F McIntosh, Dr Wheeler and J W Pryor in Bloomfield. Mr Boswell spoke Thursday, a grand speaker from Spencer. Citizens frightened by stave factory whistle. some thought Gabriel. Ten acres of Eel River bottom for sale for $80, inquire at this office. tf.
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D. A. Deams
Newberry
McAlister
Margaret Stelle
Stave Mill
T. P. Freeman
Desocrat
Moses Crockett
Christian Church
S. E. Adkins
Jas Coley
Giel, Tad
I. QO
Mr. Boswell
Spencer
Gabriel
Local notes and social updates from a small town
Mrs. Jack Bland is very ill at this writing. A crowd attended singing last Sunday. John Weldon was home this past week. John Crane plans to commence building soon. Rev. Hughes preached to the people last Sunday. R W Johnson ships plenty of dried apples this spring. Jease LaRue and Miss Jennie Yearin were here Sunday. Several boys went hunting last Saturday and reported many squirrels. Levi Vernon works at Bloomington this summer and has steady work. A temperance meeting last Saturday adjourned to meet in five weeks. Miss Florence Buzard of Linton visits her sister and plans to stay until after the Fourth of July. Subscribe for the Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bland
John Weldon
John Crane
R. W.johnson
Jease LaRue
Jennie Yearin
Levi Vernon
Bloomington
Temperance
Florence Buzard
Linton
Scotland Church News and Local Notices
Jasper Hasler attended Bloomfield while Rev. Allen preached last Sunday evening. Orlando Connel visited his brother N. C. last Sunday. Children’s day set for Sunday June 5 at 3 p.m. at M. E. church. John Feutz and family of Mineral City visited at Caas Ledgerwood’s. Wm. F. O’Donald and John Hubbard and families of Harlen were present at church. Seven were baptized last Sunday by Rev. Danks, three by sprinkling and four by immersion. Rev. Calvin Allen of Missouri visits old friends in the area. Elmer Shirts retired from Louisville to Scotland to teach a select school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armon
Sappenfield
Jasper Hasler
Bloomfield
Rev
Allen
M. EB
John Feutz
Mineral City
Caas
Ledgerwood
Wm.f. O’donald
John Hubbard
Harlen
Hera
Danks
Calvin Allen
Missouri
Elmer Shirts
Louisville
Scotland
Community Notes From Center Social Roundup
Sunday school attendance and visits fill the town scene with Mrs Della Chickiesaw and Rev Danken among those noted. Local Democrats like Bill Collins plan a summer store start with Geo Brandon and John Martindale as clerks. Barbra Martindale and George Brandon are tied as next trustee and guest in the social pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Collins
Center
Geo. Brandon
John Martindale
Barbra Martindale
George Brandon
Barbra
Village Church Notes and a Greene County Obituary
Nannie Dland and Miss Mlaude Fauscett attend Ridgeport church with Sun Manerva Sherrow from Center. Emily J. Barker, Greene county teacher and Christian, dies at 25 after eight months’ illness. funeral highlights a life of service to church and school and a trusted example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manerva Sherrow
Center
Ridgeport
Marriage Licenses Issued and Local Assessors Report
The marriage licenses issued by Clerk Rameey since the last report include Albert Meavis to Ling Morse Wr Stultz to Ells Mansfeld Eli BR Reed to Mary E Watkins. The assessors report for Richland township and Bloomfield corporation shows land values, improvements, and totals for both incorporated and outside areas with polls and dog counts. A special examination for teachers’ licenses will be held at Linton on June 13 and 14, 1889 for Bloomfield area teachers and others, per County Superintendent Wa M Moss. The Democrat price is $1.50 per year.
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Clerk Rameey
Albert Meavis
Ling Morse
Stultz
Ells Mansfeld
Eli BR. Reed
Mary E. Watkins
Lirton
Linton Normal School
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Burkgeon
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South Room
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Trustee's
Washington Township
Scaid Township
George Logard
D. J. Terhune
Ray Road
C. W. Shryer
Pow
the Great War Syndicate
Frank R. Stockton
Amos Killerihut
Beeman
Nunui
Lecks
Aleshine
Tre DusantTes
P. F. Collier
Collier
American Press Association
Admiralty
Portsmouth
Isle of Wight
Llangaron
German
Portsmouth Harbor
Minneapolis
Center Township
Allie Eliot
Solaberry
John Baker
Tulip
Wiley Ray
Worthington
Masten Burch
A.T. A. Burch
Jim Gravea
Bryant Farnham
Cincinnati
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J. R. Bullock
John Kirk
Robinson
F. Lindseys
Margaret Bland
Janet Hustettler
Lou Switzer
Kinsey Cullison
Sam Tribby
Teary Conder
Bob Farnam
Frank Anderson
Solsberry
Hugh Bullock
Brazil
Sheriff Thompson
John Combs
Dr. Cook
J. BR
George Burch
Wr. Dailey and
Harry Owens
Highland
Grandfather Hanson
Elsberry Anderson
Tater
Beech Crack
Rob McLaughlin
Ira Walker
Center Sunday
Calahan Martindale
Frank Fedderal
Calvin Workman
Sherman Cox
Falk
D. H. Bullock
Ida
Abner Arthur
Vincent Shields
Chas. Hanson
Simeon Bland
W. W. Gainey
Andy Combs
Len Davis
John Vaughn
Beech Creek
J. D. Combs
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Lizzie
Laura Linsey
John T. Johnson
Rob Law
Rob
Abe Bingham
Lder Tomilson
Martinsville
Grandmother Stuckey
Ape
David
Kate Ellinsworth
Smith Township
Belle Bump
Switz City
Lucinds Kindal
Jasonville
J. W. Middleton
Wm. M. Moss
Peta
Ganter
Corydon
Harrison County
Supt
Lamb
State Board
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Dick Middleton
Terre Haute
Sam
Phoebe Hunt
Rever Ross
Pleasantville
Samuel Geddes
Democrat
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Steven Riddle
Ot Newberry
Mossback
Wm. Wharton
D.H. Holt
Misa Delia Figley
Lilly and
Mammia Alarrah
Lizzie Moore
Pat Dundon
Rev. Smith
Crabb
William Todd
Clay County
W.d. Bennett
Mack Osborn
Joseph Porter
John HH. Stone
Adlow
John
Cressy
Cressy Hatfield
J. N. Hatfield
Baker
James Lawrence
Moss
Minnie Hays
Waa
Wm. Thompson
Thompson
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
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Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
Oo. Walding, Kinnan & Manvis
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R. D. Lester
B.F. Winters
Boone Sexton
J.F. Stafford
Jasper Huey
Wn. Kernes
M. B. West
A. G. Stewart
F.M. Humebeck
Sam Nickles
Fayettsville
J. E. Dooley
Wa. Wella
West Virginia
Ed Rali
Gertis Dye
J. H. Quillen
Allia Wigal
J.W. Wolford
Orlando Connel
Enterprise
I. C. Co
Helms
Esq. Ellis’ Court
Wm. Meredith
Geo. Fry
Sunday
Francy Hardisty
G. W. Collins
Hobbieville
Tom Freeman
Riley Foddrill
Emma Phillips
Rebecca Ashcraft
Newark
W. O. Nash
John Hutson
MeVille
J. G. Smith
Wm. Booker
Newark Griat Mill
Jennie Graham
Henry Oliver
Ottawa
Kan
Wolfcreek Lodge
McIntosh
M.F. McIntosh
Dr. Wheeler and
J. W. Pryor
Eel River
Rev. Hughes
N. C
Della Chickiesaw
John Fultz
Sarah Martindale
I. Scott
Boon Crow
Ida Martindale
Lena Collins
Katis Fulta
Danken
Falks School House
Lizzie Culison
Mountainview
Nannie Dland
Ben Holtsclaw
Mlaude Fauscett
Bill Daily
Wm. Uland
Daddy
L. Cc. D
Richland Township
Lloomfield Corporation
Wa. M. Moss
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