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Newspaper

Bloomfield Democrat

Location

Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1893

Page

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New York Assembly Considers Will Penalize Misleading Circulation Claims

A proposed bill similar to California would make it a misdemeanor for newspaper proprietors to misrepresent circulation to win advertising or patronage. Analysts see it as a model for Indiana. Georgia Populists admit the party’s collapse in the South and North may follow if leaders cling to a third party to siphon votes from Republicans. In Greene County, Populista activity is linked to Republican boodle aimed at defeating Democrats locally.

California New York Assembly Indiana Georgia Watson South Cleveland Indianpolis Greene County Vincenns Traisg Spencer James Lambert New Brunswick Chamberlain Case Cavins & Tsenhower

Our New Marshal Llossen Hawkins Named Indiana Figure

The Sullivan Times extols Llosen Hawkins as a self-made local with integrity and pluck. It notes his Sullivan county sheriff tenure, a background of honesty, and a new high‑profile appointment with emoluments reportedly seven to nine thousand dollars yearly, surpassing the governor’s pay.

The Sullivan Times Llosen Hawkins Jessie D. Bright United States Senate Hawkins Indiana Sullivan County Mawkins

Moss Declines Re Election for County Superintendent

Wa M Moss publicly announces he will not seek re election as county superintendent. He thanks trustees teachers and friends for four years of support and urges慎 careful selection of a successor to elevate schools and avoid incompetence or laziness in the office.

Friends of Education Wa. M. Moss Owensburg Chas Brandon Wm. M. Moes Greene County

Assessors to Begin Personal Property Listing

Township assessors start their annual round to list personal property for taxation, aiming to capture value tomorrow or by Monday. Penalties for missing returns are steep, with fifty percent added by the county assessor for unreported property, and courts will prosecute false listings. The piece urges honesty, duty, and enforcement of law, stressing three goals for young men: earn an honest living, secure a substantial lasting income, and save for old age.

Local notes on residents and transport plans

A mixture of town notices and incidents from Wright township and nearby towns. William Smith and Joel D Benham are cited for brief actions. William McKinnon jailed for theft from Linton Supply. Bloomfield capitalists plan an electric railway linking Bloomfield Linton Elliston Switz City Worthington and Lyons with through and branch services. I and V rail time changes affect Vincennes and Spencer routes. Legal actions involve Indiana School Book Company and county official Conover amid ouster and lawsuits.

Bloomfield Linton Elliston Switz City Worthington Lyons Carta Robert F. Conover Nash County Conover Circuit Court Ewing Rush County Indiana School Book Company Concuver

Sale of Noted Stallion Set for Biocustiel Auction Tuesday

Auction notice announces the sale of the well known stallion Young Abbott to the high bidder on Tuesday in Biocustiel Indiana. A twelve month credit will be extended with approved security and oil WB. ALLGRMGRT.

Young Abbott Biocustiel Ind Allgrmgrt

Marriage Licenses Granted Since Last Report

James Hlennan wed Polly Craig James H Shielia to Florence Bough Paris G Riddle to Carrie A Bingham Elmer LD Pope to Dora Lynn.

James Hlennan Polly Craig James H. Shielia Florence Bough Paris G. Riddle Carrie A. Bingham Elmer LD. Pope Dora Lynn

Surprise Party for Florence French Draws Local Crowd

Friends of Florence French host a Friday night gathering at the home of Miss French with fruits confections and refreshments. Guests include Sallie Harris Inez Graham Alma Inman Della Harrel Eva Coen Myrtle Welch Theo Haig ley Axtell Carria Dalrymple Minnie Kemp Bertha Short Soma Lainbolt Fannie Oaley Pearl Cravens Fannie Baxter Dot Nickerson Gertie Leavitt Elsie Burk Adrain Gainey Josie Preeland Nina Warris and Will Johnson Vic Rainbolt Joe Brock John DeVilbiss V stropes Harry Ferguson John Cushman Mark Coen John Faucett Alf Haig Frank Leavitt.

Florence French French

Fulk School Holds Successful Spring Closure Program

The Fulk School district No. 1 in Center township closed last Saturday March 25 with a full day of songs, baskets, and merriment. students enjoyed lessons, a long noon dinner, afternoon recitations, and a lively evening program with declamations dialogues and music. Mr Sullivan, the teacher, was praised as a model educator as the crowd bid him farewell.

Fulk Center Township George Sullivan Leon Nooon Sullivan

Drunkenneta Cured by Dr Baines Golden Specific

An advertisement claims Dr Baines Golden Specific can cure alcohol addiction. It describes a powder mixed into beverages or food without the patient’s knowledge and promises permanent, guaranteed results in thousands of cases. The firm cites a 48 page book and lists the Specific Co in Cincinnati Ohio.

Dr. Baines Oures Par- Howl Raiden Specie Co

Resolutions from Township Teachers Meeting

The teachers of the township issue resolutions praising trustee management of the school term ending spring 1803 and endorsing the term extension and trustee plans. They commend maps charts and bury work, approve the Course of Study, thank the superintendent and secretary, and note the institutes were successful under H W Moore and Grace Fields. A copy is to be published in Bloomfield papers.

Township Tod Casa H W. W. Moore Misa Grace Fields Bloomfield

April Weather Observations and Local Notices

The text reports long term April averages from the Weather Bureau and notes for the period including mean temperatures, record highs and lows, precipitation totals, snow, wind, and cloudiness. It also includes school graduation results with names and averages, and various local notices about printing services, stock, and brief miscellaneous items.

Weather Bureau Fragi Indianapolis Newa

Diadems of Items and Local News from the County

Local column highlights include a favored Chamberlain's Cough remedy praised by John V Bishop of Portland Mills Indiana. Updates report shop notes, travel, and births. many names and places such as Burns City Bloomfield Newberry and Martin county appear with social mentions and business notes. Electric Bitters and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve are recommended cures.

Chamberlain John V, Bishop Portland Mills Indiana Wavins & Isenhower S. TL. Clifford New Cassel Wis Edward Shepherd Harrisburg III John Speaker Catawba Bucklen Starcup

Notable death and community notices in local column

The column records a family bereavement and funeral plans at Muaree cemetery, mentions living relatives moving locations, farm labor shifts, school year end events, and local testimonials for Ely's Cream Balm and Hood's Sarsaparilla. Also notes mumps cases, social visits, church activities, and a reorganized Christian Sunday school program.

Local Notes and Oddments from the Week

Levi Fuller the barber at this place. Eckley Combs passed through Sunday. Florence Bough and Jim Shields wed last Saturday. Ida Cane seen on streets last week. Myrtle Bland hosted by Maggie Bland last Sunday. Pleasantridge Sunday school group set for next Sunday. Dick Mullins bought lumber from Joe Hunter. Lewis Bland repairing a dwelling near Ridgeport church. Fanny Fuller recovering from lung fever. John Martindale and brother Andy were here Sunday. Uncle Jim Ray and son Irvin visited Worthington last week. Rev. Isaac Bingham moved to Salem to labor. Nanna Ulands school closed Saturday with a night exhibition. S. E. Anderson elected county commissioner at Bloomfield Saturday. Delia Owena has been staying with neighbors.

Lewis Bland Ridgeport Church Fanny Fuller John Martindale Andy Jim Ray Irvin Worthington

Local notes: society, construction, and a hometown death

The district reports sewing circle activity led by Mrs. Wail and Switz City lodge formation. Surveyor Parker oversees ditch work near Cand Hill while a dredge boat clears Black Creek ditch. Freeman conducts a singing school. Baker brothers build a brick and tile factory. Low Black Creek water height could dry the pond once outlets finish. Owls trouble locals and poultry. residents urge action. George Brown dies after a brief illness, leaving a large family.

Local notices from Solsberry and Owensburg mix town news and travel

Vlora Combs sister visits. Daniel Bingham and wife visit John Bingham. Thailand closes school. meeting at Ridgeport well attended. Various residents listed with travels illness and town events. News notes include Edingtons, Williams, Fields, and local schooling, weather damage, and a claim about Salvation Oil.

Community Notes of Local Church and Meeting Attendance

Farmore prepares to sow oats while Bush Bucher and wife walk the streets Sunday. Jake Littlejohn preached at Bethel Sunday and Sunday night. The Miller school house exhibition drew a good crowd Saturday night. Charley Nedigh and Ike Stalcup visited John Loffland and wife Sunday. Tom Pearson plans a tabernacle meeting at Bloomfield then Missouri. An ad touts Melol for piles with internal relief claim.

Jake Littlejohn Bethel Miller School Charley Nedigh Ike Stalcup John Loffland Wife Democrat Tom Pearson Tabernacle Bloomfield Missouri

Comodore Simpson Ill. Community Mourns Mrs Smith’s Brother

Comodore Simpson is very ill at this writing. Mrs Smith’s brother died in Washington City and was buried after a funeral attended by Mr. and Mrs. Smith. The town offers sympathy to the family as Miss Tia Tawkins heads to Indianapolis and others travel for visits and errands. Little Shiloh remains alive despite late notices.

Comodore Simpson Mrs. Sim Smith Washington City Mrs. Smith

Local notes and a World’s Fair word contest

Mrs. Eliza Oliphant is on the sick list and visitors come as others travel. A funeral for Vincent Oliphant is noted with sympathy to the bereaved. A long World’s Fair word contest offers trips and cash prizes from the Scott Seed Company, urging word play from World’s Fair letters and promoting Garden Flower Seeds with deadlines and postage details. Excursion fares to Munice for a German Baptist Brethren conference are listed with travel dates and agent contact.

Chicago Scott Seed Company U. S United States TiHz Uot Seep Company Toronto Canada E. & I. Railroad and Associated Lines Munice Ind Conference of German Baptist Brethren D. McLrisu Evansville

Changes in Cleveland Reflect a Calmer Presidency

Washington Special notes eight years into Grover Cleveland’s term that he has mellowed into a patient, approachable leader. He now attends to callers calmly, resists factional fights, and aims to keep Democrats united and in power across government. He favors civil service reform while placing Democrats in office and strengthening party organization.

Washington St. Louis Republic Mr. Cleveland Cleveland Congress White House Eustis Louisiana France Senate Democratic Party Algo

Also Mentioned on This Page

Moss Chauncey Depew William Smith Wright Township Joseph Meladeo MeTndie Bros Joel D. Benham Taylor Township Mr. Benham William McKinnon Linton Supply Company RC. Hilburn Q. G. Coen Com Grace Fields Hi. W. Moore Pres Secy Denocrat Misa Carrie Sima J. A. Sims Newberry Ivan F. Stalcup Wichland Anna O. Pickard Carrie Sims Cass Ieee Hallie Hill Stafford Lou Loudermilk So Cap Peeves Myrtle O'Haver James M. Hudson Gertie Yoho Bloomfield and Worthington Schoola Mexico Salaida Colo Iortune North Carolina State Library Martin Luther City Electrician Nashville Tenn Kansas Agricultural College Riverside Fla J. H. Johnson Annapolis Eveleigh Scotland Lora Summerville Lamb Jasper Masler Chistian Hasler Bruce Langton Thomas Sharples Tno Cyrus Isenogle and Son E. W. Edington Koleen Anna Keith Mies J. W. Hannon Starling Sims Burns City Sam Jamizon James Whitaker John Dickey Snake Hellow Mill Dugger J. N. Danner Laura Bowman Minnie Ledgerwood Juel Benham Ezquire Johnson Clewer Stimpson Daniel A. Roberts Martin County Southind Echool Terrell & Bridges Scotland Nursery Gill Bond Gill Chas. Ledgerwood Bloomfield Mill Daviess County Laura Milliard Bowman Muaree Ada E. Uard Groton S. D Sam Yry Eveleigh Thoms Denton Cornelius & Neil Kelly Bend Newton Medarius Newt N. C. Lewis Goose Creek S. N. McIntosh’s David Rowe Morgan County Thomas Mr. Rowe Kelley Vilas D. W. McIntosh White School House Highland Township Mish Gentry Ely M. J. Lally Woodward Ave Boston Highlands Mass J. A. Alcorn, Ag’s U. P. R, BR. Co Eaton, Colo Otc Newark J. B. Young and Wife Indianapolis R. Clark Alice Lent Illinois D. Wake Sam Dyer Christian Brothers Methodist Sunday Mina Sarah Hoke Terre Jaute Joe Goodwin George Knapp Vigo County al Drake Christian Sunday School B. F. Smith Mr. Camden Lillie Hood Levi Fuller Eckley Combs Jim Shields Ida Cane Myrtle Bland Maggie Bland Pleasantridge Dick Mullins Joe Hunter Isaac Bingham Salem Nanna Uland S. E. Anderson Delia Owena Marco Yoo Freeman W. and I. O. Baker Black Creek George Brown Vlora Combs Daniel Bingham John Bingham Thailand Ridgeport Me. Chan J. Winstrand Drishin, Clearfield Co de. Bult Sidney Edington Noah Armstrong Lee Lennard Hang Fields James Inman Elijah Edington Edington D. B. Rush Frank Williams George Wollam Business W. B. Mitchell Reeds John Brandon James Hennon Polly Creig Marrage Williams Bros David Lewis Greene Counties K. T. Fields Lilburn Owens Lawrence County Josie Calihan Lillian Skerd Rush Ovid Fields Ernest Lehmar Quincy J. Mitchell Souiannapolis J. W. Skerd Harley Rush Charley Read Linville Salvation Oil Try Mveleigh Solsberry Sheriff Johnson Tom Qsbon Marion Arthur Freedom Temperance Smeeting Mr. Oliver Rank Yoho Day Tonville Farmore Bush Bucher and Wife Tia Tawkins Shiloh Allie Hilburn Misa Mollie Tibbets A. B. Kelly West Stafford Dan Beck Frank O’haver T. B. O’haver M. E. Church Pleasantville George Wesley Woodward L. R. Edwards Mt. Mareah Church Evelengh Hobbieville Eliza Oliphant Alph Philips Tommie Bogard Mr. Harden J. B. Sexson Arra Price Bloomington T. Bogard Vincent Oliphant Billy Oliphant Conference of German Baptist Brethers Muncie Axperses B. Graham George W. Tarrant
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