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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1896
Page
9
Corrected to February 9, 1896 the schedule lists northbound No 102 and No 104 passengers and southbound No 103 and No 105 passengers with times 7 01 a m and 2 40 p m and later 11 26 a m and 6 30 p m for other runs. Agent J E Campbell of Carthage Indiana available for further information.
Notices list three annual inserts. Carraace Lopce No 255 I O C F meets at Odd Fellows Hall each Tuesday at 7 30 pm with visiting members invited. Frignos' Cnurcu preaches Sundays at 11 am. mid week Thursday 10 am prayer meeting. Thursday 7 30 pm. Sabbath school 9 45 am. Christian Endeavor 6 pm. Junior Endeavor 3 pm. singing practice Friday 7 30 pm. Sabbath school teachers meeting Wednesday 7 pm. monthly meeting first Thursday after first Saturday each month 10 am.
Local and state items note Hill & Gear selling good cotton pants at 50 cents. Reports from Hamilton county predict a large wheat crop. Various notices include fires at Rockfield, a $8,000 loss, and a G A R encampment at South Bend on May 14.
Miss Susie Wood's young child is seriously ill while farmers rush to harvest crops. Mrs Alonzo Sohn and baby are improving. Prof J E Jay of Carthage preached at Riverside Church Sunday. Misses Mattie and Susie Bentley of Carthage visited D A Earnest's on Sunday.
Charley Lyman has been quite ill with heart trouble for several days. William Robb of Greenfield visited Perry Lyman and family Sunday. Dr. Butler of Indianapolis transacted business in the village last Friday. Hon. Morgan Chandler of Greenfield was on his farm east of here Saturday. Miss Clara Reece of Charlottesville spent last week as guest of Dr. A T Hunt and wife. Mrs Orlando Binford of Ingalls visited her parents Lemuel Hackleman and wife last week. Repairs continue on Morristown natural gas lines and will take much work to stop leaks. Sunday School workers attended the Quarterly Meeting Sunday School Conference at Charlottesville. Miss Ida Holesclaw, visiting Amiel Coffin and family, has returned to Spiceland. Misses Josie and Edna New of Pendleton visited grandparents John Hunt and wife Thursday and Friday.
About 700 men and 65 wagons seized Crawford county records in Leavenworth on Monday and carried them to English, the court’s recent ruling for the rightful county seat. Commissioners could not fund a new court house, so force was used. Records were loaded into wagons with little resistance as captain Gregory urged visits to the new seat.
An article promotes the corrosive sublimate seed potato treatment to prevent scab, describing steps, cautions, and repeated use for larger, cleaner yields. It also includes a testimonial about Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy from F M Martin, noting relief from a severe cold and a price point at local druggists.
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