Religion In The Rome By Rev J W Wenn
A religious sermon argues the family as the oldest world institution. It discusses marriage as a divine covenant, providence in birth patterns, and the husband’s authority with the wife’s protection. It warns against polygamy and stresses mutual duties within the home. (Continued next week.)
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United States
Europe
France
Prussia
Austria
Italy
Spain
Christ
Joan
Paul
Our Indianapolis Letter on Indiana Legislature Progress
Eorror TrankKevre notes the Senate and House have begun work after the inaugural ceremonies and ongoing organization. He rails at Ridpath and lists notable bills, including Hinton's constitutional convention plan, Voyles on marriage licenses for alcoholics, Langdon's compulsory education, Carter on animal cruelty, and Meredith on prison oversight. He cites state university alumni in the General Assembly and mentions Prof. Campbell’s unpaid teaching services and Buskirk rising in influence.
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Assembly
Hanna
Senate
Ridpath
Pat
Brazil
Ile
Indiana
Gov. Williams
Hinton
Marion
Voyles
Langdon
Afr
Carter
Meredith
General Assembly
The
State University
Vincent Carter
Abditigral locals report deaths and local notices
Caroline Courtney died of consumption at John Brown’s Grant street residence after a lingering illness. Funeral services were at Brown’s with Rev. Wim. Birch. her parents’ absence drew criticism. A chance finding linked Mrs. Rosa Weiler to a lookalike print, with copies sold at Boss Drug Store. Community notes include praise for Elder James M. Mathes and local subscription appeals for the Bloomington Lantern.
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Caroline Courtney
John Brown
Grant Street
Caroline
M. Fe
Wim. Birch
Brown
Jesus
Magdalens
Moses
Agto
Capt. Shoemaker
Weiler
Rosa Kahn
Hartford City
Ind
Indisrpolis
Schoemsaker & Co
Boss Drug Store
Public Square
New Store Opened in Stinesville by Mrs Jennie Easton
Mrs Jennie Easton proprietor announces new store in Stinesville with fresh stock of groceries to be sold very cheap. She invites old friends and neighbors to call and examine goods. January 6 notice.
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Bloomington
Jennie Jenston
The Sun for 1887 announces plans and prices
The Sun's 1887 plan details world news, criticism, political stance, and reader commerce. It outlines sections on news, commentary, and essays, praises good writing, and states loyalty to Democratic principles. Pricing for four and eight page editions is given with monthly and yearly rates. The call for readers includes a subscription offer to The Sun of New York City.
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the Sun
Wen
Republican Party
Pontazeid
I. W. Fxsiano
Pub. of the Sun
New York City
Br AS Bras into Effort to Cut Farm Labor Costs
A brief note discusses careful evaluation of market conditions and personal farming experience to economize on labor. It emphasizes comparing one’s own practices with those of others to inform cost reductions and management decisions.
Only 1.15 a year for the Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer
An advertisement touts the Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer as the best farmer oriented paper. It claims practical farming experiences, weekly features on The Farmer and His Household, and early news, offered at 1.15 per year with discounts for short terms and agency sales.
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Old Salt
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Bedford
Christian Church
Stinesville
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Ocincinsati Weekly
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Enquirer
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Laily Enquirer
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Faren & McLean
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Eiamiesurg Epgeikgs
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Tawkeye
W. A. Smith
Mettsville
Maier
Tadiana
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