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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1900
Page
4
Arthur D. Cutler editor and proprietor prints Carlisle Indiana public notices and local advertisements. Terms are one dollar per year in advance with five cents per line for locals and ads run until ordered out.
The Carlisle Indiana G A R Post 445 adopts resolutions on the death of C M Lake noting his birth service church membership and community citizenship. Sympathies offered to wife and daughter. Requests Carlisle News and Sullivan papers publish the resolutions and that copies are given to the family.
Mrs. S. Doty of Des Moines expresses lasting gratitude for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She credits it with helping her family through coughs lung troubles and whooping cough and extends hearty thanks to the manufacturers. For sale by Anderson Bros.
Fred Hill visited on Saturday with an egg that astonished the inspector. The egg occupied a glass tumbler and when broken at one end a perfect ordinary egg appeared inside along with the yolk and white of a second egg. The event is credited to one of Fred's hens.
Unclear readable text indicates individuals Herman Steamtfie of Terre Haute and Anna Small involved in an unspecified matter. No dates, actions, or outcomes are discernible from the fragments.
A witness from Dix ie Ky testifies about Dr Kings New Discovery as a remedy for coughs colds and throat chest and lung troubles. The testimony claims instant relief and a four year family use with a guarantee and trial bottles at Curtner's drug store.
In Sullivan circuit court a suit by Jesse Barfield against George R Trout and James D Trout for $100 on account was tried before a 12 member jury. After closing arguments at 5 30 the jury returned a verdict for the defendants about 9 pm. Plaintiff was represented by Mrs. A D Leach and Judge John C Briggs. Defendants' lawyers were C D Hunt and Arthur D Cutler.
The ad notes that some readers miss ads yet still buy a 10 cent trial bottle of Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin for constipation indigestion and stomach troubles. Anderson Bros offers 50 cent and one dollar sizes.
Relatives and friends gathered on Thursday June 14 to celebrate Dan Hines sixty first birthday. He was surprised and, despite his age, ate heartily. He received eight willow rocking chairs and other useful gifts.
The Haddon Township Sunday Schools will hold a convention at 7 30 o clock Wednesday night at the Christian church. C E Curtis township president arranged the program with Miss Edna Johnson Rev James Hixson Rev T A Cox and Rev W J Caldwell delivering brief talks on Sunday school relations to the church teacher preparation and needs. Election of officers will follow.
Increased long distance business prompts Central Union Telephone Company to add a circuit between Carlisle and Vincennes. Manager C. Z. Lloyd and foreman James Fessmire were on site Saturday. Completion targeted by July 1. The line will also serve Oaktown and Jimison.
Township official Jas B Latshaw advertises the sale of the Ellis school house and outbuildings located about one mile east of Carlisle on the Pleasantville road. The property will go to the highest bidder on July 17. No Snow school will be built as enrollment is under twelve, with pupils transferred to Carlisle.
Since the last telephone directory card printed about May 1, 118 phones are listed. New entries include 71 Wm Wilson residence 5 O J Steffy residence 67 Mrs Paulina Arumbaugh residence 68 Wm Blevins residence 69 Lisman and Schroeder black smith shop.
County commissioners appoint election inspectors for next fall. In Haddon township the four precincts list J. ie Rogers Paxton as 1st precinct inspector, Barton W. Seevers Carlisle as 2nd, J. B. Latshaw Carlisle as 3rd, and George Whipps Carlisle as 4th.
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