Court session brief outlines settlement with Trustees
The Board of Commissioners met in regular session last Monday to settle with several Trustees. Bailiffs circulated invitations to appear before Judge Turman in his court. A promotional note mentions Rothschild's Star Clothing House, listing a two dollar shirt as a notable item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turman
United States
Rothschild's
Star Clothing House
Chrishman
Ilinois
Brazil House
Marshal Torbert
Sean
Seaoe Tg SD
Local Notables Visit City and Regional News
Our town notes list many visitors and residents including Bert alagub and Terre Haute figures, a legal visit by Geo A Knight in Cleveland, and speeches by Silas J Coffey at a soldiers reunion. Local merchants advertise, new coal firm forms, and notes on real estate, deliveries, and upcoming county business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alagub
Bert Poe
Ve Sfay É
Cleveland
Ohio
Silas J. Coffey
Bowling Green
Col
C.C. Matson
Charlie
Community notices and ads in Brazil Indiana favor Centennial talk
Charles W. Green will address Brazil citizens at Turner's Hall on Friday October 29 about the Centennial celebration in Philadelphia. The paper promotes local shops, warns of postage for outside orders, notes new enterprise at Clay County Enterprise, and reports on the Young Men's Christian Association opening and a local murder-mystery incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Green
Indiana
Brazil
Turner's Hall
Philadelphia
Young Men's Christian Association
Hendrix
Local Notices and Obituary Highlights from Jackson Township
The notice records Eliza J. Pinkley's death on October 19 1875 at 12 a.m. in Bowling Green, with her family connections listed and condolences noted. It also reports a successful Turner's Hall stereopticon benefit for the Presbyterian church, upcoming Brown's Hall showings, and railway half fare plans for Greencastle attendees. The list includes patent office notices for 1875 with multiple inventions and a Jackson Township trustee notice announcing office hours in Hoosierville on Monday Wednesday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Pruner
Jackson Township
Tur
Rockville
North Vernon
Smith
Hendrix
Mrs. Smith
Eliza J. Pinkley
Samuel G. N. Pinkley
James Black
Bowling Green
Turner’s Hall
Maggie McClain
Clay County
Indiana
Hoosierville
Two thieves jailed for shoes theft in Chicago court
Two young men appeared before a police court on charges of stealing shoes from a Third Avenue store. They were deemed common thieves and were sent to the Penitentiary for two months. The report contrasts suspected motives with the verdict of theft and punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ougteto
Third Avenue
Fraud cited in Ohio election returns sparks protest
The Cincinnati Enquirer documents alleged fraud by the money power in Cleveland influencing Ohio races. It cites a 6,000 county tally for Mayes against Allen, a 2,601 governor vote in 1896, and a 1,200 ward majority from a saloon-adjourned tally. The piece calls the results a face swindle and urges immediate rejection of such returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cleveland
aAllen
Ohio
Mayes
Allen
Cuyahoga
Noyes
Enquirer
Victory in Ohio Signals Democratic Resolve Against Money Power
The Ohio election results reveal a Democratic triumph despite Republican gains. The defeat of Mr. Allen underscores the public stance against banks and monopolies, urging renewed energy for the Democratic cause. The Ohio outcome shapes future finance policy debates within the party and motivates unity to oppose entrenched power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abidianapolis
Allen
Ohio
Thiat
South
West
Democratic Party
The Golden Hole and the Rule of Gold
A New York Tribune item recounts a man who received a mail bee worth five hundred dollars and a bank incident followed by a swift disappearance of the teller’s door. Another merchant faced a late day delivery with a vague excuse as business hours ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Tribune
Wade
Bargain Farm Near Lena On I&StL Railway
A well located farm near Lena on the I and St L RK R featuring good well water and dwelling improvements. The property abounds in rich iron ore, about 400 acres, to be sold at a bargain on good terms. Apply to Echo office for further particulars. Title perfect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena
Echo Office
Win. M. Morris & Co
Brazil
M. H. Wright
Potter Farm
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Taxes and goods notices from 1875 community page
Notices outline methods to pay a second installment of taxes by mail or via deputy collectors in several townships with receipts dated November 3 1875 and require payment by November 1 1875. Also promotes millinery goods at Sherfey’s Block Guthrie druggists Cincinnati priced paints and coal delivery from Shattuck’s store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Winggate
Brazil Bank
W. R Wolfe
Dick Johnson
CG. W. Reed
Brazil
C. E. Wilder
van Buren
James McLaughlin
Posey
New York
Sherfey’s Block
J. P. Norn
Guthrie
Cincinnati
Shattuck's
Shaw and Stewart
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Bers
Brattin
Jhweler
Rairoad
SiLv
TH & LR. R
Hoa
Terre Waudtesspring Hill
Ae Lock Pot
County Lin
Cory Salin Lel
Markland
Nolstt
Gundlefinger
P. F. Suarp & Co
S. Gundletinger
Tansieno
Indianapolis
Rothschild’s Star Clothing House
Goto
Sharp & Co
P.F. Sharp & Co
Terre Haute
Echo and
Herakl
Post Office
Elmer Marshall
P. L. Wheeler's
Rhothschilu
Starr Clothing Llouse
PLE. Sharp &Co.’s
Hysan
Caibett
L. C. Schultz
Dr. Tulley
Harmony
J. D. Sourwine
Carmi
Inois
Alex. Haggart
Knightaville
Scott Shattuck
James Short
Jacob Baumunk
Poland
Charlie & . Andrews
Hoosterdam
Prof
Lusk
Judge Law
Jones
David N. Barnett
Asherville
R. L. Wilkinson
R. L. Keith
John W. Gorse
Globe Printing Office and Book Bindery
A. D. Fleming
Trade Palace
Richardson, Ward <& Perry
PF. Swanp & Co
Rothschild’s
Crawford
County Democrat
Robert L. Peed
Leavenworth
MNE Beate University
Bloomington
Nat. As Hill
Charles C.ackelmire
Asbury University
Greencastle
P. L. Wheeler
Frank McClelland
St. Mary’s -of ‘the Woods
Aba Hattie
J. G. Bryson
P. F. Sharp & Co
Simon Herr
Wheeler, Bridges & Co
Clay
Schromyer
Strties
Ecuo
Tennessee Jubilee Singers
Yorom
Montgomery
House of Refuge
Plainfield
Geo. A.knight
Prendivas
Clay County Enterprise
Knightsville
Bro. Wolfe
Y. H.C
Saya
Kilmer and
Adice
Is County
Dr. Crain
Sherfey's
United States Patent Office
Lottie Bagger & Co
Washington, D. C
I. Lancaster
Ridmond
T. B. Kirkwool
Dublin
J. C. Ralston
J.B. Barnes
Fort Wayne
BF. Brown
Catlin
C. E. Donnellan
W. H. McCommick
Muncie
A. T. Jackson
New Albany
B. Pruner
Chicago
W. Schresyer
Treas
C. C
Vorsrt B. Sitatrucr
James Shaw
Guthrie’s
Collins
John 8
Julia Collins
Ascol Ag
Stough
Burraro Mills
Cloverland
Cray County
Warner Gesviig
Hese Mills
Nathan W.fitzgerand
U.S
Atuwhrney
Ind
Prairie Farmer
Hoosierville, Indiana
B.R. Whittington
Oberg, Root & Co
Terre Haute, Ind
Hoberg, Root § Co
Ferre Haute
Opera House
H. Richardson
R., Freeman
H. 8. Richardson & CO
Main Street
Riley
Fom
Boston Square
Boston
South Illinois St
Chanelin Life Insurance G0
Ingianafolis
Occidental
Cor
St Clark
Madi
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Toledo
Summit Street
Albany
N. Y
Alain
Troy
Third Street
Pittsburg
Penn
Smithfield Stree
Bridgeport, Conn
New Haver, Conn
Church Street
New Slaven, Conn
Chapel Street
North Adams
Mass
Arnold's Block
Center Square
Hartford
Conn
Asylum Street
Souti
Broadway
Louis Bagger & Co, Solicitors of Patents
Federal Buildings
Washington City
D. C
Tite
Spencer House
Union Depot
Indana
Henry Guetig
Mothershead, Morris & 60
Grand Exposition of Stoves
South Meridian Street
Steward & Norean
Reowning & Sloan
Lndaanapolis Guilek & Berry
Eberly & Binley
Terre Huwte Ind. i Yvonibeyd
Joseph Bolinger
Whee
Painter
Gi Drug Store
Diana
Roy Lixines
Enon Chinney
Prici
Srores Dodge & Bullock
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