Greene county correspondents sought for lively town reports
The column calls for a correspondent from each township and town in Greene county and invites three existing correspondents to continue. It notes a weekly deadline by Tuesday, welcomes George Burge back home, mentions a social at Flater School house, a Social with John Workman, and a party at Happy Jack's. It also reports Bill Thompson's wagon accident and Joe Carmichael's surprise 5th birthday dinner with about seventy attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Thompson
Joe Carmichael
Greene County
Local notes from Newberry area residents and visitors
Miss Camptell of Monroe City visits relatives while many locals travel to events and schools. Burglary, illnesses, and social gatherings pepper the week with church meetings, protracted services, and community reports.
Wedding bells and local doings in Calvertville area
News notes from Newark, Worthington and Calvertville recount oyster supper profits, weddings from J W Lapt visiting Henry Minks to Os worthington visit, and a minor town clash over drinking. Mentions Groves accident thankfully non graphic and Rav Clancy marrying Joe Hodge, Mira Kate Branstettler, Will Caces, and Mies Della Calvert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hodge
Mira Kate Branstettler
Will Caces
Mies Della Calvert
Worthington
Rav
Clancy
Calvertville
Salve Promise for Broad Range Skin Ailments
An old advertisement touts a universal salve claimed to heal cuts bruises ulcers fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and other eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and lists a price of 25 cents per pound with a seller noted as 8 staleup.
New Editor Greetings Darke County Community
The DEMOCK editors welcomed new leadership at the Masonic meeting held Saturday night. Various residents including Mrs Hudson sick at home, Mrs Lizzie Burcham staying with her sister, and Sira Alice Buddrill planning to spend winter in Bloomington were noted. Merchants like Theo Carmichael were highlighted as local figures. John Brits returned from Illinois and Sunday school attendance was mentioned as welcome.
Local Notes and Visits From Taylor Area
Wm and Miss Rebecca Barker of North Taylor attended church Sunday. The next Taylor institute will be held at this place the 81st Saturday in December. Orlando Connell of Taylor Ridge visited here, guest of Meas Lora Summerville. Thomas Lay, our druggist, returned from Shoals where he attended court. James Waggoner of Sandboro visited a pretty miss. Rev Willis, presiding elder of the M E church, preached Saturday night and Sunday to a good audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Barker
North Taylor
Institute For Taylor
Orlando Connell
Taylor Ridge
Willis
M. E. Church
King s New Discovery Ad
Over one million people trust King s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. A trial bottle is offered free at Suitcap s drug store with large bottles priced at 50c and 1.00, guaranteed to do all claimed or money refunded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Town Notes and Local Queries from Our County
A collection of short items covers residents moving to Ohio and Enors, local repainting of an opera house, social visits to Bogard and Epson, church meetings, and snippets about letters, hosts, and the World’s Fair interest. It includes a testimonial to Ely's Cream Balm from Occar Ostrum of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Warren Ave
Chicago
Lil
Local social notes from town weekend visits
Jd. W. Pugh was in town Saturday. Nathan Pryor and wife visited Jeff Pryore on Saturday and Sunday. Fred Full and brother of Bloomington were here on Sunday. GW. Marshall and family visited J.P. Melatoshi on Saturday. Jo Robinson, wife and Sarah Crow went to Hianosington last Saturday on a visit. Sam Dyer will preach for the Christian brothers next Saturday and Sunday. Qooley Brothers passed through town Sunday evening en route to Egypt to gather corn. J.C Robinson and Frank Groves work for Scott Emerson at the Carpenter trade. Ollie Pryor, Florence Lyons, Mable Robertson and Addie Crow were at T. P. Martindales on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Pryor
Jeff Pryore
Fred Full and Brother
Bloomington
GW. Marshall
J.P. Melatoshi
Jo Robinson
Sarah Crow
Hianosington
Qooley
Egypt
Ollie Pryor
Florence Lyons
Mable Robertson
Addie Crow
T. P. Martindales
Hood's Sarsaparilla Curative Claims
Hood's Sarsaparilla is prepared from sarsaparilla dandelion mandrake dock pipsisarva juniper berries and other remedies by a peculiar process, claiming curative powers and remarkable cures where other medicines fail.
Local Notices and Social Rounds From The County
Lester Reinhart Sundayed in Lancaster and James Jessup moved to Worthington. Emma Alligans returned to Goal City, Eve Trent visited Amos Jeans. Oak Grove church ladies host Thanksgiving dinner. The Jean School noted as most energetic in the county. Lyda Dyer entertained friends Friday night with a taffy pull. Attendees included Lizzie Alena Daisy Griffith Ritta Pattern Mesars Bird Griffith Ben Ed Sanders Sam Griffith and Mark Coen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve Trent
Amos Jeans
Oak Grove Church
Jean
Lyda Dyer
Lizzie
Alena
Daisy Griffith
Ritta Pattern and
Mesars
Bird Griffith
Ben
Ed. Sanders
Sam Griffith
Mark Coen
Local News In Brief And Religious Cure Ad
A. D. Cox of Indianapolis and Wall Heaton of Bloomfield visited Monday. The widow of W. H. Osborn died Monday morning in town. Mrs J. W. Middleton has improved after ten days of illness. The wife of Wm. Stuart died last Saturday. burial planned in Brown County. An ad touts a “Mystic Cure” for rheumatism and neuralgia, claiming rapid results for 75 cents, sold by A. L Cavins, Bloomfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Heaton
Bloomfield
W. H. Osborn
J. W. Middleton
Wm. Stuart
Brown County
A. L Cavins
Bloomfield Fomo
T. F. Anthony
Promise City
Iowa
Cavins
Corn gathering near end and local visits reported
The column notes corn gathering nearly finished with visits from Lewis Frynns in Bloomfield and Geo Huffman of Switz City. Several outings to Lyons and Indianapolis are recorded, plus a burial for a child and a pension increase for Uncle Janmie Mesoith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Frynns
Bloomfield
Geo. Huffman
Switz City
Janmie Mesoith
Local notes from Cornelia include church work and travels
Weather cool at Tulip as John D Blaker paints the church. Frank Kidd and wife pass through Monday. Ah Terrell moves away. Jacob R Blaker completes a big bank horn. Rev Conner preaches an excellent sermon. Miss Ida Dennis of Blocofield calls on Miss Daisy Blaker. Wild Cat improving. Brad ford buys a new barn. Albert Brisman returns from Itineia. Miss Stella Shepherd attends church. Miss Daisy Blaker home to stay. Mrs John Kidd's relatives host surprise birthday dinner for about forty. The value of a friend praises Simmons Liver Regulator for constipation and biliousness with testimonial from Harrison Tarleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Dennis
Blocofield
Daisy Blaker
Wild Cat
Bradford
Albert Brisman
Itineia
Cornelia
Simmons Liver Regulator
Harrison Tarleton
Magnificent Portfolios of Engravings Offer
A praised engraver Stoddard presents 16 fine engravings six by eight inches valued at $150 each. Subscriptions to The Twice a Week Republic enable purchase at 10 cents weekly through a criftling discount. The Republic lists travels to France England Ireland Norway Sweden Germany Palestine Switzerland Austria Italy Brazil Mexico and the United States. Sample copies offered free on receipt of a postal card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Stoddard
Iiss
Repuboe
Mr. Stoddard
France
England
Ireland
Norway
Sweden
Germany
Palpatine
Swizerland
Arstria
Ialy
Brazil
Mexico
United States
Pardicatara Ree
Republic
Koin
Repubsic
St. Louis
Notorious Kentucky forger escapes from Lexixeton jail
Frank P. Scearce, a famed forger who swindled thousands through real estate frauds in Kentucky and Indiana, fled Lexixeton jail using a saw and rope. He had previously defrauded owners including his father James M. Scearce of Lawrenceburg and left a note promising to return before facing potential decades in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexixeton
Blue Grass Region
Frank P. Scearce
James M. Scearce
Lawrenceburg
Middlesboro
Alexandria
Ind
Grand Trunk Wreck Verdict Blames Train Leaders
Coroner jury finds collision caused by disobedience of dispatchers orders and convict Conductor Bertram Scott and Engineer Harry Wooley of criminal negligence for passing their meeting point. Grand Trunk exonerated. railroad equipment deemed adequate. Express Safe Stolen in Troy. messenger misplaced safe in depot baggage room during absence. amount unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Engineer Wooley
Batre Creek
Micch
Grand Trunk
Bertram N. Scott
Harry Wooley
Grand Trunk Company
Troy
United States Express
Professor Garner Returns From Africa With Monkeys
Liverpoon reports Professor Garner, the American who lived with monkeys in African forests for 101 days to study their language, has returned to Liverpool claiming the trip a great success and asserting that the monkey family has a language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner
Africa
Liverpoon
Professor Garner
Liverpool
Blount Report Public Again Amid Stolen Origin Theories
The New York Herald reports the Blount document is public while officials dispute its contents Secretary Gresham says nothing new and hints the Plennut report may have been stolen from the government printing office The Hawaiian minister Thurston met with Secretary of State and the Hawaiian legation’s approach remains unclear after Australia’s arrival
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blount
State Department
Gresham
Goverment
Secretary of State
Greshaim
Thurston
Australia
Hawaii
Blount Report on Hawaiian Crisis Reveals U S Involvement
Washington dispatches summarize Commissioner Blount’s findings on the 1893 Hawaiian overthrow. Stevens allegedly landed troops before justification, aided by American presence, and recognized the provisional government ahead of the queen’s surrender. Witnesses corroborate, with Secretary Gresham to be shown documents. News notes a ship arrival and calls for a Hawaii cable link.
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Gresham
Liliuokukiuni
Shamefo
Stevens
Whit
Duateume
New York
the Herald
Washington
Hplount
Clownt
Boston
Lnng
Honolulu
United States
Cleveland
State Department
Tout
Wandenburg
Committee of Safety
Gues
Vood Syuith
Music Hall
Americ
Blount
Waterhouse
Vandenburg
San Francisco
Australia
Hono
United Sieies
United Diet
Gaschei
G. W. Severance
Admiral Skerrett
Associated Press
Severance
Clevelami
Armago
Dole
Hawaii
Government of
Desperate dance fight in Lexington leaves officers injured
In Lexington Kentucky a violent clash at a Saturday night dance ended with two police officers injured and a 19 year old white man Edward Curtoise killed by a bullet. The melee involved many negro youths and shot at windows as patrols arrived for aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Smian
Edward Curtoise
McCrystal
Gauder
Bitels Tegan
Iowa
Lotiba Patrel
Eitivetes
Fasihele
Sega
Qanl
Wered
Socap
Populist Party to Reorganize Under New Name in 1896
In Wansttmatos November 18 report, Senator Peffer says a new national party will form after the 1895-96 elections, tying Populists and silver issue advocates to a broader movement. The decisive issue will be money power versus expanded monetary supply, with a 1900 statute on doctrines expected. Indiana Republicans mobilize for Harrison nomination with clubs forming statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peffer Corficent
Wansttmatos
Kaneas
W. I. Kightmire
Topeka
Cincinnati
Peffer
Associated Press
Peifer
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A. Mussleman
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James Mackfall
Bedford
Steve Stinkard
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Byron Williams
Emmett
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Eliza Heaton
Nora Thompson
Lydia Finter
John R Hutcun
Ed Cwad’s
Nancy Fieter
Levi Thompson
Nat Rath
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BR. J. Laughlin
Wilkie
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EW. Mclntosh
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Squire Riggs
J. W. Lapt
Henry Minks
D. W. McIntosh
Stan
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Bucklen
Hobbieville
Demock AT
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Lizz'e Burcham
Mra ©Asie Phillips
Mr. Spice
Sira Alice Buddrill
Lua Fauvertho
Theo Carmichael
John Brits
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Sandboro
Joe Norman
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Oakland City
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Sanday
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Lulu Scamp
Bogard Township
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Effie McCall
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Mi E Church
Florence Powell
Jd. W. Pugh
Sam Dyer
Christian Brothern
J.C Robinson
Frank Groves
Scott Emerson
Oak Grove
Lester Reinhart
Lancas
James Jessup
Emma Alligans
Goal City
Mr. Ed. Miller
A. d. Cox
Indianapolis
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J. H. Quillen
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Sullivan County
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Dog Island
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Geo
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J. N. Hatfield
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Calfornia
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F. J. Cheney & Co
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A. D
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Bowling Green
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Ada
L. D
Mars
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John D. Blaker
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Frank Kidd
Terrell
Jacob R. Blaker
Rev. Conner
Frank ‘Skinner
Mra. Riley Sherizze
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Stella Shepherd
This Place
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George Taylor
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Indiana
Harrison Aulely
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