Local notes and visiting friends in the city
Mr and Mrs Kilmer were visiting at Mr Chat's this week. Shen Wabei was among his friends in the City last Ree Win McGregor one of Hartoney's Pedagogues spent Saturday in the city. Frank McLeland was in our city on Saturday last. A T Rose of Bowling Green was in our streets last Saturday. J Gray has attended court at Bowling Green in the last ten days. C Daugherty started last Sunday to Pittsburg Pa with two car loads of cattle. Mrs Thomas C Smith of Bowling Green was visiting friends this week. James Shaw looks natural in the Auditor's office as in the drug store. E B Thomas President of the I N and R R paid respects to the Ecno crew last Saturday. Mrs Sowers and family of Mitchell Indiana have permanently located in our city. She is sister of Frank Wherle. C L Sharp runner for A W Sharp's cigar manufactory at Indianapolis was in the city last Monday. Samuel J Kindall riding bailiff was in the city Monday. James Ferguson of Sugar Ridge township visited for a monthly department of agriculture report. Thomas Cullin and Lawrence Harris passed through on their way home from Illinois where they had been among the twelve sons of Jacob of old. They found corn in abundance over in Suckerdom.
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Soaiay le
C. ‘Kilmer
M. B
Ree -Win
McGregor
Hartooney
Frank McClel_land
A. T. Rose
Thomas C. Smith
Bowling Green
James Shaw
Auditor's
E. B
C. L. Sharp
A. W. Sharp
Indianapolis
Samuel J. Kindall
James Ferguson
Sugar Ridge Township
Department of Agriculture
Thomas Cullin
Lawrence Harris
Illinois
Jacob
Gitur
C. P. Eppert
Mercer
Rachel Wheeler
V. ‘V. Christfield
No. 3
Jennie Worthington
Misa Lotta Rider
No. 1
Alice J. Moss
J. W. Bridges
Pew
No. 8
Thomas N. James
No. 7
Mattie Longenecker
Brazil
Methodist Festival Evening Admission 10 Cents
Daugherty pledges to buy a good horse and pay cash. No council meeting last Thursday night due to lack of quorum.
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Methodist Festival
Daugherty
City schools urged to stage fund-raising concert
Citizens urge the school to present another profitable entertainment like last spring. Prof Eppert could lead a successful show with skilled assistants to aid charitable causes as winter approaches. An earlier event was a financial and artistic triumph. The Iron City Hose Company plans a grand masquerade at Turner's Hall on Nov 30 1875 with proceeds for Hose Companies Nos. 1 and 2.
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Schoors
Eppert
Iron City Hose Company
Turner’s Hall
Hose Company
Turner's Hall
Town Notes and Local News Chronicle
A mixed page of local items notes a wedding between Sam and Sacha MeCracken with best wishes for happiness. The piece mentions a Rockville visit, Bowling Green trip, coal shipment counts, church dedication plans, and social events at Turner's Hall. Also covered are school examinations, livery stables, carpet sales, and a fire incident at the Jacob Sowers dwelling. Public notices urge space for exhibits and coal industry action.
Local Firms Welcome New Partner Jay Cummings
McClelland and Cummings announce Jay Cummings as a new partner in the dry goods firm. They praise founder James McClelland and predict success for the strengthened partnership. Attending events include Whitney the necromancer and ventriloquist with Miss Nellie Atherton at Turner's Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Cummings
McClelland & Cummings
James McClelland
Whitney
Nellie Atherton
Turner's Hall
Pledge of Progress at Northern School Visit in 1875
A visiting columnist recounts a half day at the northern school where rooms 6 through 1 house 44 to 73 pupils and a staff including Prof C P Eppert and Miss Alice J Moss. The report notes orderly classes, diverse sexes, and the day’s adjournment as a positive scene in Brazil’s educational scene.
Pacific steamer Pacific and crew lost after foundering
The Pacific Was, a 900 ton wooden side wheel steamer, sailed from Victoria and foundered 40 miles south of Flattery. Captain Howell and crew roles listed. many passengers from Paget Sound and Victoria. A survivor details swamping in a boat and a companion's death from exposure.
Dentist Announces Permanent Brazil Office Move
Dr. Da SiH. Ly Byer declares permanent site in Brazil Indiana, invites patrons from Bra zil and nearby counties to preserve natural teeth, offering tooth-saving care at one to two dollars and full upper or lower artificial sets at fifteen dollars, with all work warranted. office hours note brief monthly absence.
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Brazil
Sherfey
da Sih. LY Byer
Ind
Hogs Premiums and Local Goods Ads Row
Fragmentary local page lists hog premiums at the Gray County Fair with misdated second best award, plus a cascade of shop ads. Brown & Son touts first class stock, Mrs Frank millinery, Rothschild Star Clothing House promotions, Hysung Campbell drug store offers oil, paints and flour, Trewin & Davis and Brazil Mills product lines, and boot and shoe offers at P Sharp Co and Wherle’s.
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Brown & Son
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Brattin Jeweler
Ber
Gulng Eayr
Ruil
Cei Fsba
Aed
J. Gray
C. Daugherty
Pittsburg
Penn
Chacin
Terre Haute R. R
Terre Haute
Spring Hill
VCE
Mareeland
L. Wheeler
Addison Davis
Dr. Lyoser
Commissioners Court
Ward & Perry
Shattuck Brothers
Lan
D. W. Brattin
Pavy
The
New Presbyterian Church
Wm. A. Moore
James H. McClelland
Stereopticon
George Jones
Sacha MeCracken
Rockville
Mary Cromwell
J. F. Tuttle
D. D
Wabash College
Crawfordaville
Jo. Haines
Brazil Dancing Association
C. Daugherty & Son
Meridian Street
Sunder’s
Main Street
Keith & Wilkinson
Lucy Mercer
Iva Bridges
Jennie Herr
Congregational
Echo and Herald
Post Office
Elmer Marshall
P. K. Wheeler
Adams, Mansur & Co
Indianapolia
Greenbacka
Clay City
Jacob Sowers
Ria
Dépot Street
Meri[dian
Buene
Presbyteriana Py
Ae Rae
Nina
toGitkage
San
Flattery
Henry Gi
Pacifie
Victoria
Elly
Jellye
Paget
Sound
J. Illmate
Mahon
H. @ Victor
G. “D. Vining
Fred. D. Hard
C. D. Davidson
A. Robins
F. Allison
O McPherson
Wm. Maxwell
B. Wood
John Tarbell
Wm. Ammiss
My Wilger
W. Purday
A. Long
John Tood
John McCandera
Dock Young
J.fitzgerald
J. Condon
C. Chisolm
A. Frazer
Webster
the Hurlbert
Rockwell
A. Reynolds
Miss &. Palmer
Morte
Lawson
EU. Holter
James Luning
Stiles and Child
D. McIntyre
B. Fairbanks
Parson
A. B. Oway
W. J. Ferry
P. Johnston
Smith
John Cochrane
PB. Moody
T. J. Ferrell
M. M. Simmons
J. Cahill
TUE Pacific and
NER Company
San Francisco
Pacific
W. H. Brown
New York
Pacific Mail Company
Fremen’s Fund
Union
State Investment
Commercial
Swiss
Lloyds
New Rleans Mutual
Howell
J. D. Howell
A. N. McDonough
A. Weiss
J. M. Lewis
Hite, Jr
K. Higley
T. Houston
D. M. Bossil
Dilerg
Thomas Destrange
J. Dugan, Jr
Carpenter
R. K. Fickson
Henry Norris
J. Martin
Charles H. Jackson
J. McNichol
J. M. Holusworth
Miles
A. H. Whitting
Thomas Malloy
Kr.t. SicNemian
Hannah Muir
Capt. Goodall
Goodall, Nelson & Perkins
Sa Ac
Coalii I
Leil A Shattuck’s
Hoosierville Drug. Store
Hoosierville
Indiana
S. . Prrfumeling
Rolstf
Addison & Davis
Mr. Enstor
Joseph Peters
D. A. Ralston
Rothschild’s
Star Clothing House
Brown & Son's
United States
Rothschild’s Star Clothing House
P. FL Suarr’s
Hysung & Campbell's
Trothschild
Hysung & Campbell
Brazil Mills
Trewin & Davis
Hysung & Campbell's Drug Store
Joner
Rothschild's Star Clothing
P. F. Sharp & Co
Wherle
Ust
Main St
Fork Salle
Lena
Echo Office
Guthrie
Cincinnati
Hin
Cee
McRae
Hoberg
Boot
Ce Terre Haute
Opera House
H. Richardson
Richardson & EO
Ghina
Glass
At Ponds & Tow Land
Yundt
Wales
Hoyt Street
Eievill
Eekly
B. Atkinson
Henry Eg Pth Wait
J. W. Sore
HB Cross
Vp D. V- Ross
Lyman
Merchants’ National Bank
City
Jess
F.bile
J. H. Yundt
Tad
Painter
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