News items from all Points of the County
Our Own Correspondents report on local happenings across Center and Greene counties. In Terre Haute Emmm-tt Roderick is visited by Collins and his mother. Hugh Light of Freedom visits town. Mayfield engages in genees making with Mrs Ross. Henry Ballerman Jr. returns from Terre Haute. Prolific notes include restaurant purchase by Geo Brown and Sumper. repairs as Baptist church plastering. Dr Kings remedies advertised with guarantee. local farms active with hickory gathering. new shingle machine at Richland bridge. Vernon family visiting from Seabelle Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Roderick
Terre Haute
Hugh Light
Freedom
Mre Ingersoll
Pear Fairplay
Mr. Hunt
Geo. Brown
Zack Nichols
Bailey
F. E. Martin
Frank
Miss Mayfield
Ross
Henry Ballerman, Jr
Terre Haute Ville
Brown
Marion Bennett
Stafford Township
Miss Allie
Sparks
New Albany
John Cranes
Cult
John Rays
Dave Johnson
Hugh Lawhead
Solaberry
Henson Coal Bank
Richland Bridge
B. A. Vernon
Seabelle
E. B. Combe
Center Township
Greene County
Cook
Terre Heure
Roish
W.C.T. O
Our City
Solsberry
Sam Blackmore
W. Axtell
John Bridges
Bloomfield
Nicholson
Sulli- Levi
Mineral City
A.J. O'Donald
Laura Catron
Eureka
Wm. Hostettler
Lamar
Nebraska
Elmer Ogre
North Yakima
Washington
Owenaburg
Orlando Connell
Pretty Sister
Clever Drummer
J. L Keith
Sanborn
Henry Catron
Alf O’donald
Thomas Dawson Blackmore
Tom
Geo. Bennett
Taylor's Ridge
Hasler
Odon
Winklepleck
Ohio
Isenogle
Elrod
Wood
R. W. Mortvan County
Nellie B
Barker Perry Waggoner
Ben Jacob Ledgerwood
Burke
Belle
Lree
Ham Taylor
Land & Son
Steve
Cyrus
Guaranteed remedy ad promises cure for consumption
An advertisement guarantees Dr. King's New Discovery will relieve throat and chest troubles such as consumption bronchitis and whooping cough. It claims to be pleasant tasting and dependable with trial bottles free at S Stalcup's location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
S Stalcup
Local notes and notices from Highland township and Toledo letter
W A Oliphant a scholarly student spends time at home in Highland township with rumors of a wedding. Levis family visits from Romani, W McIntosh family returns to town. Emer son Brock misses institute due to mother’s illness. Neill hosts a visitor who is a boy hoped to stay. New Hope challenges behavior during service hours. McIntosh visits Worthington on business. A physician with 40 years practice endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure with a money back claim for any uncured case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Oliphant
State Normal
Hie Bone
Highland Township
H. C Levis
W. McIntosh
Emerson Brock
Teache S Institute
J. D. Neill
New Hope
N. McIntosh
Worthington
Toledo
Meesra
F.J. Cheney & Co
Hall
L L. Gorston
M. D
F. J. Cheney & Co
T5c
Local Notes From Washington Township Reflect Peace and Plenty
RB Price carried home on a stretcher after a three week illness at Hodge’s. Bogard and wife return from Washington township visit. Billy Hodson seriously ill. Apple crop abundant with most fruit gathered. Philips new store house rising. Aberry expected to draw trade. Schools well attended. Brantly Combs mourned. Meredith named principal. Charley Carmichael, age 70, lively in town. Cole plans to attend Bedford soldiers reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Price
Hodge
T. Bogard
Washington Township
Billy Hodson
Philips
Cincinnati
Brantly Combs
C Meredith
Charley Carmichael
T. Cole
Bedford
New preacher Harvey impresses congregation and wife
The new preacher Harvey made a favorable impression on his people and on his estimable wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Harvey
Ely's Cream Balm touted for dry catarrh and remedies
Notices praise Ely's Cream Balm as effective for dry catarrh aggravated by dust and winds with testimonies from Denver pharmacists and merchants. Local items report Rev Harvey's first sermon, residents moving, Bedford fair turnout, G A R S veterans picnic with Capt Alexander as orator, and various community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. M. Weeks
Denver
W. A. Hover
Salve boasts cures for many skin ailments and piles
A 25 cent box salve claims to heal cuts bruises ulcers and all eruptions and even piles with money refunded if not satisfied. The notice then shifts to local items including visits by Sam Blackmore Levi Nicholson and others and a newspaper subscription offer of 52 coupons for $1.50 promising $2.08 value to readers.
Sunday decline and local notes in town
Sunday observance declines as disorder increases with drunkards on streets and talk of liquor. Ben Hollis welcomes a baby boy last Sunday. Alexandr Pope from Linton and Rev James Hughes visit town. Dyer & Squire's brickwork finished. Hickory nutting parties popular among youths. A minister links fire cleansing to purification and court records are described as corrupt. New corn sells at 40 cents per bushel. Reverend J H Strain visits from Brazil and John preaches with M E brethren at the Shoals. Court disputes and family tensions loom over tenants and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hollis
Alexandr Pope
Linton
R v
James Hughes
Dyer & Squire
Washington
J. H. Strain
Brazil
Eel River Township
John
M. E. Brethren
Shoals
Highland Township Notes and Local Happenings
John H. Johnson rises as apple king shipping many apples. Joe Goodman from Romania visited town last Sunday. The 59th Indiana Volunteers reunion at Clay City was highly successful. Clay City residents praised by 39th veterans for warm hospitality. Many locals visited Knox county fair during the week. Thos J East and family plan to settle in Indianapolis. Old Mr Belliford and kin moved to Bloomington. Maud Faucett won Bedford fair premium for best saddle and $500 for top lady horseback rider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Township
John H. Johnson
Joe Goodman
Romania
59Th Indiana Volunteers
Clay City
Knox County
J. East
Indianapolis
Belliford
Bloomington
Maud Faucett
Maud
Womanhood's Threshold and a Favorite Prescription Promoted
A Victorian style piece warns of dangers facing girls crossing into womanhood. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic to support female health during this critical period, claiming it cures diseases peculiar to women and helps fragile girls endure life's trying transitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Advertising and tariff debate in national mood article
A New York letter notes annual U S ad spending above 114 million highlighting growth in advertising as core to modern business. It cites McKinley tariff effects on carpets and cotton goods, argues tariffs protect the rich while hurting the poor, and discusses farm price impacts and tin plate duties with regional examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Treasury
Treasury Department
America
McKinley
Cable
London
Bessemer
England
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Moleen
EV. Harvey
M.E
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Dugger
Sam Winders
Ira Stone
Illinois
John Overman
S of V's
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Wm. Baker
Grover Cleveland
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General Anderson
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J. E. Walton
Mollie Callatan
Springville
Andy Wade
Iain Full
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Scotland
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National Glass Budget
New York Fruit Trade Journal
George S. Knight
San Jose
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Ca. Supt
Friends of Education
E. B. Combs
Charles Dudley Warner
L M. Alcott
Jonathan Rigdon
Indiana
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Hawthorne
Lemmon
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California Fig Syrup Company
U. S. Gov't Report
Jerry Rusk
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Uncle Jerry Rusk
Department of Agriculture
Uncle Jerry
High Olympus
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Jerry
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Protection
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Jacob Bucher
John H. Dixson
Indana
Towit
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Nnder
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Seare
Leiia
L. H Stalcup
Gilt Edge Mill CO
Rankin & Shields
Elon
Senhower
M. E. Church
North Democrat
Lalao
L. A. Tate
Alesme
Chase Bros, Company
Rochester
N. Y
Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railway Company
Louinville, New Albany & Chicago Railway Company
Luchinapatis
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