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16 Mar 1888
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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1888
Page
1
Fragmentary line mentions workers at an attic context with unclear roles and no identifiable names or dates. The text lacks coherent facts to form a fuller report.
Community crowds report sales and appointments with groceries contracts stumps and rocks removal by Hercul's powder and Warner's Honey Cures. Pensions granted to local residents. Prominent hires purchase Vincennes News. Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as best seller. One young man profits $300 from W I A Washer territory. County finances and rail work noted.
The issue lists church services and a sermon topic Our Hopes with a morning schedule. It reports ad sales and a warning about crowded columns. Local items include moves of Rev John Adams, a poor asylum update, a bridge dispute, an exchange with Swift City, and many town residents stopping by with news and subscriptions.
A medical advertisement states deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and nasal passages. It claims hearing can be restored by constitutional remedies and offers $100 for any deafness due to catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sold by Druggists, 75 cents.
In stock on colored bristol board are two cards: one 8 by 15 inches reading Please don't ask for credit at five cents each. the other 11 by 15 inches reading Our terms are cash er produce at ten cents each. Orders solicited.
The text notes L H Bradley of a new mine in Linton and a clever young man visiting town on Monday night, inviting readers to call on the Democrat. It lists visitors Fowler, Capt David Beem, Sudage Jderdan, Addams, W R Harrison, and G W Grubbs from Martinsville, discussing Wallace vs Fowler to be tried in April.
An old Dutch house hosts a closet emitting a memorable pine scented odor. The piece touts Jacobs Oil as a universal remedy, citing testimonial letters from General G. C. Kniffen and others praising pain relief and lasting cures. It blends nostalgic prose with a promotional pitch.
In Indianapolis on March 14 cattle receipts reached 150 with slow demand and steady to lower prices across grades. Hogs showed strong activity with steady closing after 2,000 receipts and 1,500 shipments, while sheep and grain markets offered muted movement and mixed bids.
An 19th century style sale notice offers Must Salve to cure cuts bruises sores rheum fever sores tetter corns and all skin eruptions with a money back guarantee for perfect satisfaction. Price is 25 cents per box sold by Steve Stalcup.
Clerk Romney has vi sued licenses for Daniel Wonder to Mary B Seay Richard R Ryder to Phebe Hudson Samuel O Chipman to Sarah Blaker Wim F Morris to Evaline Abram Win A Simons to Elizabeth Benham Robert J Smith to Minnie Webb In a separate note a child’s product Castoria is repeatedly referenced with aging phrases about Castoria use across generations.
Special correspondents report a sparkling display of items from across the county. The piece highlights brilliants and rare goods presented to readers in a vivid, vivid catalog of county offerings.
Deacon Stowe leads city sick relief as Rev Crane opens a protracted meeting. Taylor Republicans nominate Jet Laughlin trustee Db Roach Jo Po and Frank Stone for constable. Controversy over convention site and motives lingers amid calls for baby syrup and Lexador advertisements.
A colonial style advertisement touts Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup as a cure for coughs and debility. It claims bogus remedies fail and urges readers to send twenty five cents for Salvation Oil while promising relief for rheumatism and other ailments.
Solsbery community news reports repairs at R W Johnson s store house and dwelling James Goen property on the corner occupied by dacub May residents returning from Linton and a warm time had Cook brothers cutting simmer s wood Washington Dig mending Freeman recovering from a broken leg Temperance meeting planned for the 24 Stock dealer Robert McLaughlin and Hugh Sample seen in town John Crane bought Fenner property R O Law and Harve Wilburn planning Illinois trip Joe Disney in town Sick list includes several children and adults Sunday school organized John Bullock moving to Broomfield party at Dr Cook s Wyat Fenner to Kansas soon James Wland considering moving to town
The town reported visits by EH B Combs a staunch democrat, George Calvert deputy sheriff, Chas A Baceh a lively Democrat, and Sir Bennett of Avoca. Monday saw Dr Herold of Owensburg visit the sick, and coal miner John Foland noted as a local champion. Also listed were wedding mentions for Dug Rader and Dora Hudson and Bertha Oliphant visiting Lawrence county.
An old advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a bracing tonic to strengthen the body and expel impurities from the blood during seasonal change. It claims to tone every part of the body and aid recovery from winter weakness.
In Cincinnati the Democratic mass convention nominated Gro Braddon for trustee and George Brandon after a calculation. constables George Collins and Geo Anderson, and district supervisors listed with various names. A wedding: Doug Rader and Miss Dode Hudson wed at Bethel with Rev. Froyd officiating. Seymour Riddle returns from Bloomfeld, and Meckard withdraws from the ticket. A medical note praises Ely's Cream Balm for chronic catarrh.
G w Nash returns to his farm near Bland hay and Pope farm sales are noted. Beech Creek real estate shows a two week boom with many trades. J P McIntosh heads to Xenia to close a sale after selling a dwelling for 1600 dollars. Mrs Mary Wood, Mrs Nedlie Booher and Miss Lillie Crockett visit A Be frame's family reporting good times and plenty to eat.
Mrs Pha be Chesley testifies that Tam aged 73 suffered kidney trouble and lameness for years and could not dress alone. She says Sam free from pain and able to do housework after Elvetrse Butters treatment. She urges trying a bottle at S Stalcup's drug store.
Rev A J Johnson of Gdon lectured at the MEL church on last Wednesday evening on Education. Frank Craft of Newberry was in Scotland last week. Levi Nicholeon was at Bloomfield milling last week. George Calvert posted election notices last week. Eric Burke returned from Bloomfield after winter schooling. A J O Honnald’s school closed Saturday last. Republicans attended the Mineral Bluff convention. The Democrat failed to appear. Abner Nicholson of Bristle Ridge nursery reports saving $12 by printing his 788 catalogue at the Democrat Office.
An elderly doctor claims a simple vegetable remedy can cure consumption bronchitis cough asthma and all lung ailments as well as nervous debility and disorders. He says thousands have benefited and will mail the recipe free in German French or English upon request with stamped self addressed return.
Rev Johnson leads meetings and community service projects. James Charvey visited from Chicago Medical College. Billie Anderson returns to farm duties for Win Johnson. Uncle Joe Loudon ill. hopes for quick recovery. Buckum school hosts Wednesday night entertainment under B F Alkire. Frank earns praise as a diligent young teacher. Duck hunting described as current activity. Dr Fleming regains practice and is praised for sobriety this winter.
The letter to The Epitor claims a cure for a named disease and offers two bottles of remedy to readers who send express and post office addresses. The author, T A Slocum M C, cites wide success with tropeless cases and provides a mailing address at 151 Pearl St. N.
Mr W Af Morgan of Lake City Florida suffered a severe cold with a distressing cough and breathing trouble. After using various remedies he tried Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and found immediate relief. About six bottles restored his health and the disease returned once, then cured again. Trial bottle free at S Staleup’s drug store.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Messog, Rabi of Indianapolis. Attending were family members of the groom and several friends from Lyons and surrounding towns, with local residents noted on streets and visits. Social updates include moves, illnesses, and political notes from Lyons and nearby communities.
Ohio State Food Commission report lists impure baking powders sold locally. Brands such as Dr Price Sterling Pearson's Forest City Crown SilverStar Hoostards One Spoon show varying impurities from alum to lime and phosphates. Royal Baking Powder described as pure. other listings note adulteration and health concerns amid rash of untested products.
A quảngé auction of land parcels across Pulaski and surrounding counties offers 39 to 1400 dollars per tract. Listings include cleared 104 acre farm, 16 to 357 acre plots, house and lot in Worthington, and multiple river bottom and timbered tracts with varying terms. Buyers urged to act quickly before prices rise. Numerous parcels include near railroad access, iron ore presence, and stock farm potential.
Real estate firm in Bloomfield Indiana invites buyers and sellers to call for available bargains. They claim more Real Estate for sale than any other firm in Greene County and advertise daily updates from Wim M Moss.
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