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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1900
Page
9
The Committee of the prospective Carthaze Cornet Band met at the Record office Tuesday naming Ed Nell J E Campbell and Chas I Gear to a new Board of Directors. They plan a stock company with 500 capital stock shares sold at 1 each to fund top instruments for members who join by buying two shares and signing the constitution and by laws.
A letter from C. G. Clark warns the thief who took a bale of hay from a scale shed on Monday night. Clark insists his hay and corn are sold for guests only and says he delivers himself. He implores the guilty party to change and set a better example.
Local ad notes Lewity machines available on easy payments at W. H. Sharers. Purchase options include affordable instalments and store credit.
Missionary Miss Anna Steere says the Boxers, not a secret society, began as protectors against brigandage in Shang Tong and grew into a large anti foreign anti Christian movement. They threaten the current dynasty and may usher in a new Chinese order aligned with western thought.
Chase and Sanborn Formosa offering top quality tea praised as finest. Henley and Peters promote red tea as best, while McCormick steel hay rakes shown by W H Sharers as superior farm equipment.
A spirited Saturday game at the ball park ended 1 to 8 as Mooresville defeated Carthave. Ruby pitched superbly until a strained arm limited his work in the 7th inning while Kizer held steady for Mooresville to clinch the win. The Mooresville nine showed solid hitting and defense. Carthave fought hard but could not rally.
Rush County Court case alleges John H Frazee and two sisters Mrs Kate Humes pursue heirs claim amid a double murder plot. Chai El Dsie described as quadruple murderer tied to deaths from poison gas and drugs within Frazee family in a troubling estate dispute.
A fragmented notice indicates a repair shop related issue with bicycles, mentioning a location in Chi Hammocks and a request to locate or restore service. The readable text is limited and lacks clear names or dates.
Frank Gipson hires Ray Cooper at City Barber Shop and Rockers at Hand Bar. Arlington circuit W F M S holds a bar meet at Franklin church June 30. Lovett's features fresh fruit and Alfred Cox potato chips. Genealogy of the Hill family traced to William the Conqueror. Mrs Enos Coffin undergoes appendectomy. rumor of death stirs streets. Rev Elwood Ellis returns from Europe with 16000 miles traveled and plans lecture. Revolving hay relies at Shavers. Hill's Restaurant hosts parties. Peres Haute Normal School graduates assist in a performance at the Grand Opera House Terre Haute with Miss Penina Newsom as Celia.
Local ad notes screen doors with hinges knohe and catches complete available for 1.00 at W. H. Sharers.
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