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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
2
The notice lists pricing terms stating $1.00 per year in advance and locals 5c per line with ads running until ordered out and a telephone contact at number 45.
The notice notes Mary Hen Lease files for bankruptcy due to a series of clipping-bureau bills. A San Francisco sermon titled Is the young man safe? is referenced, and a baseball rule is explained: a runner must reach first base before the ball to avoid being out.
The wrecking of the cup de fender Constitution this week follows the Supreme Court Insular cases ruling and may be read by the superstitious as an ominous signal.
The monarch pursues cost savings by dispensing with twenty four church chaplains, reflecting a global pattern of economies starting at religious establishments.
Miss Rand of Chicago has purchased Prof Herron’s release from his former wife and now takes him as her companion. The paper calls this arrangement a union of souls among the elect.
The Chicago Record-Herald reports a Vassar student vaulted 13 feet in a jump, and the paper humorously concludes that the feat was due to a sudden appearance of a mouse rather than athletic prowess.
The senatorial dispute in South Carolina ends with Tillman and McLaurin retaining their seats after Gov. McSweeney’s actions. The crisis concluded as both incumbents chose not to resign, despite the earlier pressure.
A Chicago Record Herald item mocks a wave of odd nuptials in Cincinnati and elsewhere. It cites agnostic ceremonies and a radical ritual led by an attorney head of a local agnostic society, warning of more unconventional marriages to come.
Public sale on Thursday June 13 1901 at the Wits farm near New Lebanon Indiana features 30 to 40 head of native and western horses. Western horses are Percheron bred weighing 1200 to 1400 pounds and easily handled. Col R F Knotts to act as auctioneer.
The Christian Missionary society will meet at Mrs. George Arnold's home on June 13 at 8 p.m. The program includes the Porto Rican Mission topic with song, scripture lesson, readings by Miss Anna Arnold and Mrs. W. J. Curtner, and talks on Porto Rico as a mission field by Mrs. O. J. Steffy. Minutes and roll call follow.
Clay Pierson sued Chas Crawford for possession of premises in Gill township. Trial held Wednesday at 9 before Squire Whipps. After evidence, Crawford’s attorney moved to dismiss for no jurisdiction. Motion sustained and case dismissed.
Rev S F Matthews of the South Kansas Conference M E church will speak at the Presbyterian church Sunday June 9 at 10 30 am and 745 pm. He will lecture Monday night about Carrie Nation’s Kansas campaign and urges friends of temperance and good government to hear him.
The county commissioners last Monday unanimously re-elected Wm.H. Bridwell as county attorney for the ensuing year. Bridwell has performed his duties conscientiously and to the county's best interests. No other names were presented for consideration.
Geo E Cary editor of the Guide Washington Va recalls suffering a severe ankle sprain. After trying several medicines without luck he used Chamberlains Pain Balm and experienced relief quickly. Sold by Anderson Bros.
Sunday School at 9:00 am followed by a sermon at 10:30 am titled The Providences of God. The service is led by the church. All welcome.
A Tuesday picnic from Carlisle to Meront Bluff drew 63 diners plus 25 staying for supper. Vendors traveled by carriage and buggy with well filled baskets and four freezers of sherbet. A town hall game entertained while a camera captured group smiles. a rumored elopement tale arose plus plates borrowed from Sullivan.
No liquor license applications were filed with the county commissioners. George Fousel and George Trout had announced applications but remonstrances filed under power of attorney blocked efforts. Trout revoked 47 signers recently, while a remonstrance with 493 signatures opposed him, exceeding a majority after adjustments.
The Eastern Star lodge welcomed J. F. Curtner and Dr. Lt. Keys as new members last Friday night. After the ceremony, members served sherbet and cake, prepared by the lodge, and many Stars attended a pleasant evening.
A terse classified note warns “you can’t afford to take any chances with the hire.” It signals a cautious, risk aware tone in a sale by owner context.
In April the Free landville area gains convenience as the phone line extends with a total of 200 active phones. New entries include Hart Jud, Jenkins Ella, Mavity S, Munich Chas, Nash J T, Ogle Til, Pearce Virginia, and Dr L C McDowell at Freeville residences and farms.
Mrs S Pease of Lawrence Kansas declined to leave bed for seven years due to kidney and liver trouble nervous prostration and debility. After using three bottles of Electric Bitters she could walk again and felt like a new person in three months. The remedy helps headaches backache nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting and dizziness. Satisfaction guaranteed and only 50c at Curtner's.
Mrs Nobe Burton bought the Adam Schaff piano from Vaughn Bros Sullivan used here at the commencement exercises. Dave Shake Jr calls on subscription and enumerates voters of Haddon township as government work every six years. DeWitts Little Early Risers and Witch Hazel Salve are praised for health cures. Various locals noted visiting Sullivan and Oak town and attending lodge events.
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