Pittsboro to get bank and brass band
News items note a bank and a brass band planned for Pittsboro, plus scattered local happenings. Other notes include deaths in Greencastle and Shelbyville, weather and crop impacts in Rush county, and community appointments and church events reflecting late June 1897 Rush county activity.
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Newsom’s
Clayton
Weingart’s
Pittsboro
County Board of Equalization to Meet June 21 1887
The County Board of Equalization will convene in the Auditor's Office on Monday June 21 1887 and continue in session for twenty days to hear taxpayers complaints and adjust assessments.
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County Board of Equalization
Mays Community Notes Highlight Localities And People
Mrs John Brown is sick. Mrs McBride has barn roof painted. Samuel Cohee has been ailing for a week. Mrs Kirkpatrick visits relatives. Lester Henry nears home completion. Dr H P Metcalf bought a new buggy. Mays school reports a 76 foot well with ample water. Frank McConnell was in Mays. he shifts about. A Mr Monroe boards with L J Smith. he is an invalid receiving care. Rhodes family visited B B Benner and ice cream. Dressmakers report strong business and satisfied work. Sunday school thrives though more older attendees desired. Mr Batie Kirkpatrick and wife called. he is in his eighties and a keen talker on country government.
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Jewelry shop opens in Carthage brick block second floor
J L Rakestraw announces a jewelry establishment in Carthage on the second floor of Henley’s brick block. He offers clock and watch repairs, French or American movements, gold soldering, and other services, inviting patronage from citizens of Carthage and Ripley Township.
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