21 Dec 1882
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Newspaper
Brazil Democrat
Location
Brazil, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1882
Page
1
Poem reflects on death and immortality as mourners seek meaning and comfort. It honors a loved one with religious imagery, longing, and questions about life, death, and the hereafter, ending with hope for eternal peace.
Naanlu Kate wife of T Lausing from Gaamily revidence on North Meridian Way died December 1st aged about twenty years after consumptiog. The obituary notes her late fortitude and gentle spirit, recounts her birth in Kentucky February 2, and honors her memory with religious reflections on life, death, and hopeful hereafter.
An obituary notes Nannie, born August 24 1880 in the city, lived with her parents in Lewis township before moving to Bowling Green. She fell ill after childbirth and died, with funeral services led by Rev J A Clearwaters at Hendrix Chapel. Interment was at Broughs Cemetery. The family thanks friends for support and quotes Bryant.
A Saturday afternoon blaze gutted multiple brick buildings on West Main Street damaging Wake's saloon bakery and nearby shops. Fire crews worked to control the flames as telegraph and water works failed briefly and coal shipments faced disruptions from the blaze and ensuing road-rail freight disagreements.
A collage of short items notes Kentucky’s absent congressman and colorful figures in 48th Congress, a doctor orders S W Daves into a dark room, a giant molar found near Muncie linked to Lafayette founders, a clerk’s twice married case ends in varied divorces, and opinion on prostitution and drunkenness mixing with moral judgments. Also reports Clark’s vanished journey and local press debates on liberty and temperance.
The 1805 act requires township trustees to list white male residents over twenty one every six years, between January and July, sworn and filed with the county Auditor. Enumerators may work alone or with assistants. colored males go on a separate list. Auditors publish notices inviting public inspection for corrections.
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