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Bloomfield Democrat

Location

Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1888

Page

2

Worthington Republicans Name Greene County Ticket

The Greene County Republican convention at Worthington nominates Wm. Darnell for representative and Wm. E. Thompson for sheriff. Slates include 2 commissioners, a surveyor, coroner Phillip Franklin, and other officers. The event features factional clashes, colored delegates, and debate over ballots and order.

Wm. A. Darnell Smith Township E. Bull Washington Township Wm. E.thompson Beech Creek Township Wm. A. Mays Jefferson Township D. L.gsbert Stockton Township W. W. Clogston Phillip Franklin

State Health Board Orders Public Cleanup Notice

Indiana State Board of Health directs county health officers to publish notices in county papers requiring property owners to clean premises of garbage and waste. Cleaning must be completed by May 15 each year with immediate action against resistors per statute. Presidents M.D. Metcalf and S.R. Seawright sign. Switz City Indiana April 7.

State Board of Health Oo. M Harrah Seely Tarerne Co Board of Health Switz City Tui Indiana State Board OF Health TxnaNaArabis Psss Perax State Court of Health Reyghy C.N Metcalf M.D S. R. Seawright M. D Lgta

Brilliant Items and Local News From the County

A collage of county news notes features gossip on politics and families, including remarks on John Flory and his father’s claims, Dave Scharb’s farm purchase, and graveyard janitor Noah Flory. An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a safe remedy for catarrh and hay fever with testimonial notes from Spirit of the Times.

Ely

Local notes and notices from town pages

Saint Marys town column reports on traders and merchants including George Depatas Tom Sparks and John Weaver. It mentions Sunday school temperance reminders a June 3 sermon by Rev Kurt and a quiet convention on Friday the 8th. Lost and found items reference Hood's Sarsaparilla advertisement.

Local Notes Highlight Community Movements and Deaths

Mike Deckard buys Heaton's interest in the drugstore. Martin Cox returns from Missouri to visit parents and plans to move to his former business in July. Dune Petsy Burch died Saturday and was buried at Quimichael graveyard. Mrs Deckard and Rosa visited Mrs George Hulton. Uncle Gus Furgeson vows vengeance at Jerome Sparks over prowling.

Mike Deckard I C Heaton Mark Moffett Teller Cox Hotel Martin Cox Missouri Dune Petsy Burch Quimichael Isaac Cox M. Deckard Rosa George Hulton Teuns Teun

Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Cure for Consumption

A reader from Newark Arkansas claims a severe lung abscess left him doomed as consumptive but after using Dr King’s New Discovery he reports recovery and praises the medicine. Decatur Ohio resident also credits the remedy with saving his life after doctors abandoned him. Free samples offered at Star Cups Drug Store.

C.H. Morris Newark Ark Dr. King Jesse Middlewart Decatur Ohio Starcup

Sunday Social Notes From Prine Chapel and Town

Crowded out of last issue the town records a Sunday meeting at Prine Chapel led by Bro Johnson. Residents Bent Bogard and wife visited J Callatan’s family while George Dye and J Forther went fishing last week. Arie Price and his companion visited Lyons. Miss Dorie Sting dined with Mrs Jo Quillin. Miss Emma Sylvester of Newberry visited J H Quillin’s family. The Sylvester sisters visited town for a week while young people attended church and an excursion at the river. Dr HJ Jackson and Ben Sherwood of Lidon were seen on the streets Monday. Cool June weather noted. Merchants remain in stores. D W Kay and Will Hinman of Buchrod were in town Sunday. Mrs Dr Arnold is up swam. Dr Mullane returned from Shoals with Stella to visit relatives.

Bro. Johnson Prine Chapel Bent Bogard J. Callatan George Dye Forther Arie Price Lyons Dorie Sting J O. Quilliu Emma Sylvester Newberry J. H. Quillin Arnold Mullane Shoals Tlsaigter Stella

The Best Salve for Cures and Skin Eruptions Ad

An old advertisement promises best salve for cures including bruises sores ulcers fever sores chapped hands chilblains and piles with money back guarantee. Sold by Steve Stalegp.

Steve Stalegp

Local notices and visits pass through Paxtoo and nearby towns

Residents and visitors listed include Mr. and Mrs. Swanlep in Paxtoo with Mrs. S.'s grandparents, Mrs. Dan Spencer of Switz City buying goods, Ada Dickinman visiting Lyons, Win Br. Crawford from Dugger, Dr. Newman of Pressantville, and Rev. Faulk at the M E Church. The Laborer's Tribune notes wind hindering Linton's boom. The Bloomfeld DEMockaAT is defended against wind critics.

Win. Swanlep Paxtoo Dan Spencer Switz City Ada Dickinman Davidson Lyons Win Br. Crawford Dugger Newman Pressantville Faulk M. E B. Terhune Laborer’s Tribune Linton Bloomfeld Dkmockat Barlow Bro. Barlow

Thompson and Eva Johnson wed in Solaberry town visit

William Thompson and Miss Eva Johnson passed through town for a meeting at Jonesborough. Residents aim to raise funds to install a hydraulic ram to bring Carmichael spring water into streets. Mer r edith and family attended Jonesborough church. Various local movements include saw mill relocations and farm work while community members seek peace and health.

William Thompson Eva Johnson Jonesborough BJ Meredith Wm Vanmeter Swift Sexton J France Harrodsburg Millard Cox Morton Cox Hobbieville Bloomfield Kinsey Cullison Pink Freeman Mr. Freeman Tom Holder Ilinois Bia Yoho L Combs McKee & Co Inidlianapolis Meredith J. P

Electric Bitters Advertisement Claims Wide Benefits

Electric Bitters praised as a pure medicine that cures liver and kidney ailments removes skin rashes and impure blood, drives malaria from the system and cures headaches constipation and indigestion. Guaranteed satisfaction or money back priced at 50 cents and one dollar at S. Stalcup's seed store.

S. Stalcup

Stringtown Social News Buoyed by Sunday Visits

Stringtown residents report a busy weekend with Maddox and Linton visitors, Union Bethel attendance, buggy rides with a partner, and trips to Jasonville Switz City Morrison County. Local talk mentions eggs for turkeys, harvest activity, and corn crop hope amid chatter about johnny jumptop.

Free remedy recipe offered for lung and nervous ailments

A retired East India missionary physician offers a simple vegetable cure said to treat consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and nervous debility. He promises to mail the recipe free in German French or English with instructions to any reader who requests it at 149 Powers Block Rochester New York.

Stam W. A. Norea Power's Rochester N.Y

Sunday Sermon and Immersion Noted at Local Place

Rev. Crane preached Sunday afternoon and six persons were immersed. Local residents and visitors are mentioned including H E Cushman, Aunt Selestia Fellows, Bob Walden, Solomon Stone family, and Ed Chaney. Community activity covers school, church, and business notes with travels and arrivals in Worthington, Bedford, and Taylor's Ridge.

Crane H E Cushman Greencastle Selestia Fellows Worthington Tevi Levi Fawcett Cashman Bros Bob Walden Hardware Indianapolis Wm McCoy Willow HE Hill Roach Solomon Stone Bloomfieh O'Neal Shelburn Taylor's Ridge D C Roach Thompson Ed Chaney Feutz & Son Bedford

Opportunities Abound at Great Paris Montana and Nearby Reservation

The notice promotes abundant money making opportunities in Great Paris Montana and the nearby reservation. It highlights options in mining stock-raising and farming and offers rates maps and particulars through C. H. Warun, General Passenger Agent of the St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway in St. Paul, Minnesota.

United States Great Paris Mont C. H. Warun Gen. Pass St. Paul Minn

Local notes and social chatter from the town

Crowded out of last issue Jesse LaRue and a Solaberry lady visited Saturday and Sunday. Samuel McElroy reports forty head of sheep lost. Uncle John Haig of Odon visited Sunday. Children’s day observed at the Buaptiat church. James Langton and Thomas Dobbins were in Bloomfield that week. Rebecca Ledgerwood died Sunday at 4 a m of consumption. Elijah Edington and family with N. Connell. Wm Anna and wife visited Marion Aikip. Osa Edwards visited friends here last week. A J O’Donald and J Lewis Keiste returned from Knox county with Bennett sprouts. Abner Nicholwon and George Bennett supplying idle people with straw berries at 30 cents per gallon. Ladies of the M B K society opened an ice cream parlor offering cream with strawberries on Saturday every evening. Scotland girl chews gum as she walks the dilapidated sidewalks or poses in the sanctuary. Ed Ingles and family guests of Mrs. Unig of Bloomfield last week. Privy vanities begin to emit odors, making Scotland at night a stink hole of the worst magnitude.

Jesse LaRue Solaberry Samuel McElroy John Haig Odon Buaptiat James Langton Thomas Dobbins Bloomfield Jone Rebecca Thomas Ledgerwood Davies Elijah Edington N. Connell Annna Marion Aikip Liston Osa Edwards Bennet Abner Nicholwon George Bennett M. BK. Society Scotland Ingles Unig Ot Bloomiell

Free tourist routes to western points issued by rail line

A comprehensive list of round trip fares and routes to western destinations has been released for free distribution. The guide, issued by C. H. Warnes General Passenger Agent of the St. Paul Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway, outlines numerous itineraries and trip costs for travelers from St. Paul, Minnesota.

C.H. Warnes Gen. Pass St. P.M M. Ry St. Padl Minn Dee

Local residents visit town for lumber and painting class

L. J. Faucett of Mineral City received three car loads of lumber Polk Gardner saved for him Doc Wilson of Hobbieville was in town Miss Stella Moser of Shoalx and Miss Kaufman of Lyons visited Tuesday to inquire about a painting class Some men argued politics earlier in the week Miss Ida Franklin daughter of Judge Frank-

L. J. Faucett Mineral City Polk Gardner Doc Wilson Hobbieville Stella Moser Shoalx

Town Gossip and Local Appointments in Spencer

In Spencer this week several locals were noted visiting and staying at the Hunt House including Geo Eiger famed drummer and Democrat, and Bill McClurg arriving as section boss of the I and W road. Others visiting were Pen Lancaster and his daughters Blanch and Lulu, Miss Gertie Cusumanj, J B Latimer, Riley Blakes, and Walter Wakefield who returned from Marco. A tramp sought aid at Polk Gardner’s but was arrested for horse stealing and sent to Sullivan County Sheriff.

Spencer Hunt House Geo Eiger Bill McClurg Dandon Pen Lancaster Kansas City Blanch Lulu Gertie Cusumanj Bloomfield Walker Wakefield J.B. Latimer Polk Gardner Riley Blakes Richland Township Waler Wakefield Marco George Eaton Lettie Gardner Linton Newman Sullivan County

Death of Calvin Spooner in Worthington and local notes

Calvin W Spooner of Worthington died suddenly last Sunday from heart disease, expiring fifteen minutes after collapsing. He was 48 and buried Monday by G A R Post members. Also noted are local political remarks, a clerical job move for Jim East, a 17 year old with consumption, visits from Morrison of Seymour, a disputed one horse show, Reuben Lawhorn’s emphatic no vote, Fort and family returning to Knoxville, Lida Garrison visiting Dugger, Sanford the Baptist preacher as a candidate, and Democratic campaign notes.

Calvin W Spooner Spooner G. A. RB. Post Order J T Breden Jim East Finley Ohio Freemont Alford Jim Bettie Wm Wolf Morrison Seymour Squire Helms Bloomfield Reuben Lawhorn Reuben Sir Fort Knoxville Lida Garrison Dugger Lida Cleveland Sanford Baptist Knox Vanderburgh Gibbyson B. Ja Vuiodidotcu

Local Notes Highlight Community Life and Oddities

Crowded out of last issue this village column covers marble games and crop pests. It notes churchgoers at Clutty and Dresden, Riley Edwards visiting from Koleen, and Frank Hardesty planning to attend the Worthington Republican convention. The piece mentions dog killings, a cow with a strange malady, Albert Ashcraft attempting unusual stunts, and assorted farm and local business updates with names like Zeb Rash John Workman Miss Nettie Smith and J W Kirk.

Masé Clutty Dresden Riley Edwards Koleen Wan L. L. Kirkpatrick Frank Hardesty Worthington Frank John Duke Meury Jackson Parker’s Mill Hiutis Indian Creek Jud Bridewell Harrodsburg Bart Armstrong Scott Gostiman Democratic Ashcraft Albert Ashcraft Albert M.S Zeb Rash John Workman Nettie Smith Bloomfield John F Hardesty J W Kirk Fred

Decoration day notes and local visits across towns

Crowded out last week, Decoration day honored soldiers with about twenty graves at Sandbar. Residents attended in Pleasantville with Misses Morgan Horner at the event. Local social events included a Dayhoff House ice cream social. Various residents traveled to Elvora and Spencer, with visits to Newberry and Gosport.

G. A. KR Sandbar Mire L. A Larrely Pleasantville Mary Morgan Mamie Horner Harrows Dayhoff Missoa Dora Cassie Buskirk Bickwell Bruceville Talbott Newberry Lafe Sharp Elvora Herin Mareo Ia Ran Overstreet Dugger Bud Yonkey Frank Hunter Liston George Lee Gosport Mattox Linton Bert Yockey Spencer Baylesa Cloud RW Buskirk Switz City J.M

Local notes from Lyons and surrounding area

Rosa of Lyons seen on streets last week. Ike Weaver reports a new Jersey cow. David Alkire predicts rain on the 7th. Nellie Alkire’s school to close soon. Corn and wheat look promising for harvest. Sunday school success noted. Mr Wall Maddox seen on Monday and visiting his best girl. Young folks social at Mr Daughroffe with good times. Mr CT Heim repairing store room. Mrs Sins remodeling her hotel for travelers. Bement and Cochran leading carpenters. Boys spent Sunday in Bloomfield visiting their best girls. Primary school term near end. George Morgan Jr fell from coal shed top hurting arm. Marco described as a busy railroad hub on I and W freight. Mrs Ferguson of Busurod visiting brother D J E Talbot. Castoria slogan appears in prose.

Wall Maddox Daughroffe CT Heim Sins Bement Cochran Bloomfield George Morgan, Jr Marco Ferguson Busurod D. J. E. Talbott

Democratic Hopefuls and Local News in Greene County

The column reports on a dog exhibition at Wilkins Hall, plans for Gov. Isaac P. Gray as vice president, and L P Mullionix traveling to St Louis to support the ticket. It notes Norvell for county treasurer, a new house for James Jessup, moves of Will Brighton, a prohibition convention, a pastor's resignation, sports events including Bloomfield vs Switz City, and local business and births deaths.

Wilkins Hall Aeme L P Mullionix St. Louis Indiana Isaac P. Gray R Stoddard Iron Hall Lodge Freedom and Worthing Freedom Boys Norvell James Jessup Will Brighton Gosport H. V. Norvell Ed Bull Dave Osborn Greene County Dave Doe A F Fox Indianapolis Ragsdale Christian Church Switz City Bloomfield Tage Lattere Princeton David Hubble Johvntown Robert Warnick Texas I N Price Spencer

Alden’s Manifold Cyclopedia praised for compact scope

An 6th volume review extols Alden’s Manifold Cyclopedia from Bravo to Calville with 635 pages and 120 illustrations. Articles on Brazil, Buddhism, and California receive notice along with praise from Rev. Dr. Wright and Dr. Hasty. Specimen pages offered, cloth binding 75 cents, morocco 90 cents post-paid. Joun B. Alden, publishers, New York and Chicago.

Alden Bravo Calville Brazil Bridge British Museum Brooklyn Buddhism California Wright Milwaukee Hasty Indianapolis Morocco Joun B. Alden Pearl Street New York Clark Street Chicago

The Indianapolis News declares its editorial stance

The Indianapolis News states it is independent in politics and not neutral, criticizing men and measures from both parties and advocating what it believes right for the public. It pledges full news coverage and truth, with editorials reflecting individual judgment.

Indianapolis News Otherda

Proposing Low Cost Subscriptions for 1904 Campaign

The Chicago Times offers its Weekly Times to readers for 25 cents, with the Democrat for the campaign set at 75 cents. No subscription clubs needed. individuals may take advantage of the low rates.

Chicago Times Weekly Times America Democrat

In Stock Printed Cards Offer Savings on Message Signs

Advertisement copy notes two color bristol card stock signs 8 by 15 inches price five cents each and 11 by 18 inches price ten cents each with wording urging cash or produce and no credit. Orders solicited.

Bristol

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