Knightstown Institute Announces Fall Term In 1850
Blue River Academy and Teacher's Institute in Knightstown announce the fall term begins Wednesday September 25 1850 with capacity for 250 students. The program includes juvenile and classical departments, modern languages music drawing and painting and a strict moral education under Principal W T Hatch with yearly tuition scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knightstown
Biuve River
Lfe
CidsBea
Institute
Sevenue
Couhage
A& Lady of Serior
Dissolution of Partnership Details Amid Unclear Notes
Fragmentary notice records a dissolution of partnership between Edward G and Du Hadway with references to terms, day, and settlement of business. The legible items include names Edward G aes nyend and EB. D. Vaughan with unclear roles and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G
Nyend
du Hadway
Cdibonte
Let Us Leave Vanity For The Hills And Skies
A reflective poem by Dr Bowring invites abandoning worldly pursuits. It urges communion with nature on hills woods streams seas and skies. The speaker imagines noble discussion of the divine works of creation and ends by naming God as the source of mountains seas flowers and skies.
Temperance debate fuels Citizens dispute in Cambridge City
Circular from Cambridge City Sons of Temperance recounts Dr Gifford of Laurel and Rev William Ross in a conflict over temperance lectures. Citizens from Laurel defend Ross, condemn Gifford, and call public for support. committee reports verdicts and urges publication and unity in the temperance cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Temperance
Cambridge City
Wuerens
Bro. W. Ross
Dr. Gifford
Laurel
Bro. Ross
Hood
Dr. Hoop
William Ross
Order of the Sons
Ross
Avery
Gifford
Hobbes
Rows
Rosa
Uae
Eeynatheeh
Oene Nice
F. A. Connett
A. W. Suiventencer
Elias Macey
D. H. Muntx
Himselfs
Citix Zeen
Richard B. Exits
Wilcox Morrow
Bro. Ros
George G. Shoup
Cambridge
Wm. Ross
Harmony Division
Temperance
Cambridge Reveille
Bust of Gen Scott by Soja ete praised in New York
Mr. T D Jones of Cincinnati works on a bust of Gen. Scott in New York. The Tribune describes the piece as bold vigorous and highly characteristic of the gallant old chieftain with a lifted gaze and a set mouth. It recalls Scott at Tacubaya and Chepultepec.
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Soja
Gen
Scott
T D. Jones
Cincinnati
New York
Gen. Scott
Tribune
Tau
Mexco
Tacobaya
Chepultepec
A. Bevin
Jion
California Arrival at Hosea’s Cambridge City Store
John Hosea announces a grand New York style merchandise opening at his store one door west of J P Smalley’s in Cambridge City Indiana. The shop offers ladies and gentlemen dress goods late styles bonnets bonnet trimmings shawls table covers and a boot shoe hat carpet trade room with a wide range from common to superb goods. sales emphasis on meeting customer wants and attracting public patronage. Sept 3 1890.
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John Hosea
J.P. Smalley
Troom
Hosen
Cambridge City
Ind
Wayne Circuit Court
Court House
Centreville
Wayne County
Indiana
David D. Cochran
Joseph 8. Bates
William S. Abrams
William C. Whitcher
William Baker
W.C
Taxes for 1850 Township Tax Schedule and Notice
The treasurer announces tax collection in Wayne County townships with dates from October 8 to October 30 and in Centreville by year end. It lists rates for state, county, school, road, poll taxes, and special asylums. Those unpaid by October 1 will incur adverting costs.
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N. Garden
Newport
Franklin
Hillsborough
Gray
Washington
Green
Williamsburgh
Perry
Dalton
Jefferson
Hagerstown
Harrison
Jacksonsburgh
Jackson
Cambridge
Dublin
Milton
York
Abington
Boston
Deal & Dumb Asylum
Aciilles Williams
Wayne County
Centreville
Ann
Nathan Hart Announces Large Male Attire Stock
Nathan Hart announces a large assortment of male attire at low prices. The stock includes dress frock and sack coats overcoats vests pants shirts under shirts drawers cravats and more. Located opposite the Manson House Cambridge City Jugianid September 28 1850.
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Manson House
Cambridge Gily
Jugianid
Coase and Grrriage Establishment Opens in Cambridge City
A D and R Kendall announce a new coach carriage and buggy manufactory in Cambridge City Indiana offering to order manufacture in a high quality style. They guarantee durability equal to western mountains products and pricing at ten percent lower than typical rates. Repairs offered at short notice with reduced painting charges and ornamental sign work. December 6 1843.
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A.D. & R. Kendall
Cambridge City
Ind
Advertisements and medical claims fill Cambridge City pages
An 1850 page fragment markets wheat storage offers and high wheat price, a large dry goods stock, and salt trade. It also promotes Dr Guysett's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla with patient testimonials, pricing, and distribution details across several towns, ending with a sheriff sale notice in Wayne County Indiana.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blue River Academy
Teacher's Institute
T.hatch
Hyman. Hatch
Harry Hatch
EB. D. Vaughan
Sway
Eer
DR. Bowring
Zephyr
Thos. Gifford
David Hazzard
J. Hosea
Wm. Cannon
John Lemmon
Wm. Conwell
Geo. G. Shoup
Shoup
State Constitutional Convention
William Cannon
Caguse
Indianapolis
Wa. Cannon
Wma. Ross
Gro. Ross
Bro
Bro. Rose
P. M
Geo. G.shoup
E. W. Patterson
KE. Patterson
R. B. Ellie
Wi Ewrick
Wilson Morrow
Feine Busainaersen
Hazzard
Hiram Pyke
Vanburgan
Joshua Foulke
J. M. Windship
Jas. L. Clendening
J. H. Riley
Samuel Wilson
W. Patterson
B. Burnet
Hares Pierze
Leo A. Nichelle
Seth T Wilson
Thomes
Maddux
A. As
Peep
John C. ‘Pitti
Samuel Wittig
David H. Houston
Berens
James Murphy
Geye ‘Gveness
James Ph
Wilson
John Knott
Ais A
Jade Wn Gray
Eh Ie
Laurer
Dre. Gifford
Mapnix
Geo. Develin
WM. Jones
W. D. Schooly
R. Q. Dormor
Lath
California
Just
Nathan Hart
Eagle
B. & F. Conklin
Benj. Conklin
Dod E.arane
Sholder
Aduhdiaeen
Raymond & CO
Guysott
Honduras
Guysoll
Amr
B. Perkins
Marrietta
Unio
Joan Pank
Guysett
Guylott
Gerson
Joun Q. Spalding
S. & Bennett
J. D. Park
Fourth
Walnut Streets
South
Wear
Raymond, & Co
En ‘Fyruggiss & Physicians
J.C. DE Vore
Ganal
Mesars
Raymonda
Conklin
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