Judge Dailey Honored by Wells County Bar for Supreme Court Elevation
Wells County bar held an impromptu gathering in the circuit court room to honor Judge Joseph S. Dailey before he leaves for Indianapolis to join the Indiana Supreme Court. Speakers praised his honesty, learning, and dedication, while lamenting the loss of Wells circuit court service as he ascends to the state bench.
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Jos. S. Dailey
Wells County
Circuit Court Room
Jetoskey
Indianapolis
Supreme Bench
Levi Mock
J. H. C. Smith
E. R. Wilson
Edwin C. Vaughn
Wells Circuit
Joseph S. Dailey
Wells
Murdek
Wrenrkas
Supreme Court
Indiana
Farley
Mack
Dailey
J.J. Todd
Judge Tailey
Joe Dailey
J.P. Hale
State University
Will Redeem All Pledges and Bariffs Hearings
Washington notes vow no compromise as Republicans push repeal of federal election laws and tariff debates. Senate and House move toward Vorhees and Geary bills, with Olney denying enforcement of Geary law until Congress acts. Local reactions praise President and Mrs. Cleveland while cleric warnings on elections loom.
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Washington
D. C
Congress
Chicago
John I. Davenport
McMillin
House
Vorhees
Senate
Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Geary
Representive Everett
Massachusetts
California
Olney
Ross
White House
Ways and Means Committee
Tom Reed
Lost horse and buggy found after odd disappearance
Charles Lusk hitched his horse and buggy near the Curry opera house then found the rig missing. He searched the city, hoped the horse returned by itself, then learned the team was located in Kingsland where it was tied to a telegraph pole and the buggy nearby. Lusk reclaimed his property and drove home.
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Charles Lusk
Curry Opera House
Mr. Lusk
Kingsland
Mr. Tusk
Honor to A. N. Martin pension acknowledgment
Samuel Gardiner, restored to the pension list, receives a congratulatory letter from George E. Lowry of Indianapolis, a comrade in Co H 13th Ind. Lowry praises Gardiner, notes service to the boys in blue, and mentions his long standing Republican faith alongside respect for loyal Democrats.
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Samuel Gardiner
Geo. E. Lowry
Indianapolis
Mr. Gardiner
Co.h. 13Th Ind
Comnane
Martin
Congress
Boys In Blue
Hoosier Hospitality at the Indiana Building at the Fair
The Indiana Building at the World’s Fair offers free lunch, iced water, reading rooms with Indiana papers and 600 books by Indiana authors, plus dressing rooms, a post office, and a welcoming executive chairman J F Haven. Visitors are urged to make it their headquarters as the homey state building belongs to Indiana’s people and will be their own if unused.
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Indiana
F. Haven
Post Ofice
Starr wind pump mill praised by farmer
BEN F. STARR declares satisfaction with a Starr wind pump, tanks and derrick from Justus, Rogers & Co. The mill is on his farm, fully regulated and performing as agreed, earning his strong recommendation. P. D. Studabaker and wife of Ruth were in the city last Thursday.
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Justus, Rogers & Co
Justus Rogers & Co
P. D. Studabaker
Ruth
Is Life Worth Living Is Life Worth Living
The letter extols Simmons Liver Regulator as a life improving remedy. It claims liver inactivity causes illness and urges the product as a non constipating, non interfering treatment that relieves dyspepsia headaches and general debility, endorsing personal testing and efficacy.
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Simmons Liver Regulator
Harvest Moon Appears Near Autumnal Equinox
The article notes the harvest moon rising each night next week starting Monday and gradually gaining a few minutes of light. It explains the term harvest moon derives from its light aiding harvesters in various countries and its occurrence at the full moon closest to the autumnal equinox.
Advertised Names From Historic Calli Listing
An apparent list of individuals and households appears to be advertised in a shuffled historical notice. Names include Mr Frank Pine Mr A W Shaner Mr Dave Staver Mr SV Wright Olive Berry Rouse Broth Amos Williams OM Sunity W R Secrest Mrs Sarah A Jor E D Bevin-2 Mr Guy Radis Mrs Jennie Ashle William Bowman rthe following let M. John F. Fivam-2 Mrs Annie Stout Louis Sarth Mr Stannon Sluffman Frank Branham Jake Wert Mr James Turner Mr Al Ward Sam Spaulding James Johns Mark Saauthouse Mrs Susanah Alberson Miss Belle Cookey James Smith.
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Frank Pine
A W Shaner
Dave Staver
SV Wright
Olive Berry
Rouse Broth
Amos Williams
OM Sunity
R Secrest
Sarah A Jor
D Bevin
Guy Radis
Jennie Ashle William Bowman
John F. Fivam
Annie Stout
Louis Sarth
Stannon Sluffman
Frank Branham
Jake Wert
James Turner
al Ward
Sam Spaulding
James Johns
Mark Saauthouse
Susanah Alberson
Belle Cookey
James Smith
The Best Salve for All Skin Ailments Ad
An advertisement touts a salve claimed to cure cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Price is 25 cents per box, sold by Chas C Deam.
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Chas. C. Deam
It Should Be In Every House Dr King’s New Discovery
It Should Be In Every House West Virginia resident Wilson of 371 Clay Street Sharpsburg Pennsylvania says Dr King’s New Discovery cured his wife who faced pneumonia after la grippe and other remedies failed. Robert Barber of Cooksport Pennsylvania says it helped him more than any prior treatment. Free trial bottles at Chas C Deams Drug Store. Large bottles 50cc and 1.00.
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B Wilson
Clay St
Sharpsburg
Dr. King
la Grippe
Robert Barber
Cooksport
Chas. C. Deam’n Drug Store
Electric Bitters Endorsement Promises Broad Heals
An 19th century advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a pure remedy praised by many users. It claims cures for liver and kidney diseases pimples boils salt rheum and other impure blood ailments. The ad promises malaria relief digestive fixes and guarantees full satisfaction or money back praising C C Deam druggist at a dollar per bottle.
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C. CC. Deam Druggist
Licenses to Wed Granted by County Clerk Oppenheim
The county clerk reports new marriage licenses issued since the last bulletin. Edgar H. Pontius to Mary E. Overmier, Jessa E. Eckrote to Loretta Twig, Daniel Irvin Rhodes to Annetta Davis, Lewis M. Coon to Martha A. Pine, Fred Ron to Josephine Daft, Edward L. Helwig to Emi. Rhodes, Charles G. Mowery to Docle A. Wilson, Iffon Snow to Sarah E. Goodin, Frank O. Ernst to Loudema L. Huffman, Ira A. Wickliffe to Etta Walker, Russey T. Perry to Nellie E. Wood.
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Oppenheim
Edgar H. Pontius
Mary E. Overmier
Jessa E. Eckrote
Loretta Twig
Daniel Irvin Rhodes
Annetta Davis
Lewis M. Coon
Martha A. Pine
Fred Ron
Josephine Daft
Edward L. Helwig
Emi
Rhodes
Charles G. Mowery
Docle A. Wilson
Iffon Snow
Sarah E. Goodin
Perfectly fitting hose sold at One Price Cash Clothing House
Excursion rates to St Louis Exposition September 6 to October 31 with low rate return tickets via St Louis and Kansas City Rail Road Clover Leaf Route. Fall festivities include illuminations and Veiled Prophet night. Contact nearest agent or C C Jenkins General Passenger Agent Toledo Ohio.
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One Price Cash Clothing House
T. St. L
St. Louis
Agant
C. C. Jenkins
Toledo
Ohio
Redkey Schools Delayed Until December
Redkey schools are postponed until about the first of December due to the new building not being completed. William Wert, who was to teach a department, left for DePauw University to attend a term of school until his services are needed at Redkey.
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Redkey
Wm. Wert
DePauw University
Grand Public Sale of Poland China Hogs at Bluffton
The J. R. Davis & Son herd offers thirty five high bred Poland China hogs at Bluffton Indiana on Saturday September 23 1893. Noted bloodlines include Ohio King Seldom Seen 2nd Urbana Boy Butler 2nd Commodore Tariff Reform Grace W Mona Eve Cora B and Graceful D. Commodore is a half brother of George Wilkes the show hog to be exhibited at the Worlds Fair. Sale starts 1 pm under roof with weather not postponing. Terms announced sale day.
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J. R. Davis & Son
Bluffton
Ind
Ohio
Urbana
Butler
Commodore
Grace W. Mona
Eve
Cora B
Graceful D
Hog Square
Heard
George Wilkes
Wells
J. R. Davis & Sons
Six Suits for Men at Five Dollar Sale
All wool suits for men offered at five dollars each, a deep cut from the eight dollar value. Also new shirts advertised, promising quality and savings in a clear local-merchant sale note.
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Poneto
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Petoskey
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Atlanta
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Portland
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