Passes Away Pioneer John P Parker After Lingering Illness
John P Parker a county pioneer died at Walnut Ridge after a long illness. An autopsy by Coffin Sipe and Drs Bruner found cancer of the liver with as many as 134 gall stones in the gall bladder. Funeral at Walnut Ridge church. He was born 1823 in North Carolina and moved here in 1826. He married Miriam Hill in 1851 and had seven children. He served the community through schools and church, lived humbly, and sought to serve others until his death on 3rd month 7, 1896 at age 72.
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John P. Parker
Walnut Ridge
Jre. O
Coffin
J. A. Sipe
F. W. Cregor
USA
Walnut Ridge Church
M. M. Binford
Hichmond
J. O. Binford
Knightstown
Jared
Parloenr
Morris
Charles
Barcklay
Nathan Linford
Cyrus
John Hill
Johnson
Rebecca Parker
Northampton County
North Carolina
Couty
Miriam Jane Hill
Christ
X. X
Bargain Discount At Newsom Store
A. W. Newsom advertises five percent off for cash on most goods except rubber boots and shoes. The note promises buyers a dollar’s value for ninety‑five cents, calling it the very lowest prices yet and urging shoppers to take advantage of the cash discount.
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A. W. Newsom
Rushville Notes and Local Happenings 1896
Rushville reporters chronicle a week of social visits and sickness around town. Sheriff candidate McFarlan, Eva Johnson seeking millinery styles in Indianapolis, and Robt Shields visiting Greenap are noted among many personal updates. A wedding at the Christian church and a forthcoming Masa Convention march are highlighted along with civic notices and local business ventures. Local figures J B Herkless and Aaron McFeeley appear in political and social contexts.
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Thomas T. Hill
P. Overman
Kate Schooly
Duban
Sheriff McFarlan
Rushile
Robert Brown
Eaton
Lwill Hinshaw
Greenup
Wm. Dill i
Carthage
Millard Addison
Rachel P. Hill
Walnut Ridge
Grant Crosby
Dayton
Allen W. Newsom
Main
First Streets
Sarah Johnson
Eva Johnson
Indianapolis
Miliery
Sandy Mahon
Mahon
Morris‘Lown
Aaron McFeeley
Rushville
Clinton Amerine
Shelbyville
Relaves
Owen L. Carr
Posey Township
Ripley Township
John W. Johnson
Mattie Clark
Washcon? C
Robert Shields
Greenjap
Ill
W. P. Henley
H. C. Phelps
Richmond
B. Hill
Gertrude Cox Newman
Colorado
Fairmount
Newman
Henry C. Phelps
Abesta Street
F. B
Rebekahs
Jeff. McConnell
Shelby County
Anderson
Christian Church
Hall
Ministry of Suffering
Robert N. Hindman
Union Township
Robert Hall
Republican County Committee
Rush County
First Christian Church
Cass Daniels
Hattie Hill
Thomas Newsom
Masa
E. FE. Hendee
The New Court House Contract Awarded
Rush county officials awarded the new court house contract to P H McCormack Co for 157143 dollars despite protests from J E Gibson of Logansport who claimed he offered the lowest bid. Work to demolish the old court house began with a large force set to remove offices, while Pythian Hall has been leased for offices and court room.
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Thursos
P. H. McCormack & Co
J. E. Gibson
Logansport
Rush County
McCormack
Gibson
Einkatrh Pati
Board of Commissioners
Court House
Pythian Hall
Ripley township Republicans name delegates in crowded convention
Ripley township Republicans met at Newson's Hall to select delegates for State, District, Judicial, Congressional, and County conventions. E N Hill led for State delegates but W G Allan won after Walker withdrew. Resolutions supported four year terms for county offices, anti gerrymander stance, and strong backing for Congressman Watson.
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Ripley Township
Newson’s Hall
W. L. Walker
R. E. Henley
W. G. Allan
J. D. Dennis
Conrad Kizer
Messrs Walker
Allan
J. L. Phelps
H. H. Henley
Walker
Republican State Central Committee
James E. Watson
E. N. Hill
W.G. Allan
County Treasurer sells bonds to Cooks of Chicago for 172125
County Treasurer Thompson sold the court house bonds for 160000 with 5 percent interest. Bonds mature 10000 annually from 1901. Fourteen bids ranged. premium totals listed. Bonds sold to L and George D Cook Co at 172125. Later they failed to post 35000 forfeit, forcing Thompson to seek another buyer.
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Thompson
Court House
Cooks
Chicago
L. and George D. Cook & Co
Deitz, Dennison & Pryor
Cleveland
Lamtretch Bros
Rush County National Bank
Rushville
Ind
Spitzer & Co
Toledo
Campbell, Wild & Co
Indianapolis
Third National Bank
Boston
Epworth League Adopts Preamble on Mill Fire Loss
At a recent Epworth League meeting the preamble and resolutions express sympathy for the loss of the Wolt and Holt flour mill due to fire. They pledge aid to President F. H. Holt and partner J. G. Wolf and commit to helping recover their setback. Comprising committee members WaRIDIFLETCHER RayMonp Jonsson and C. A. Kinper.
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Epworth League
Wolt & Holt
Bro
F. H. Holt
J.G. Wolf
Waridifletcher
RayMonp Jonsson
Com. C. A. Kinper
Price Family and Local Happenings in Knightstown
John Dyer erects a fence for Mrs Salle Price while Thomas Alexander works for J F Leisure this spring. Mesdames Sallie and Belle Price visit Knightstown. Irvin Price and family visit Mre J H Downey near Arlington. George Price, treated by a Knightstown physician, hopes to return home soon. his brother Frank spent Sunday there. Earnest School closed Friday with exercises and a substantial dinner. Trustee Cox praised the teacher and noted Benes as outstanding in the township.
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John Dyer
Salle Price
Thomas Alexander
J. F
Mesdames Sallie
Belle Price
Knightstown
Irvin Price
J. H. Downey
Arlington
George Price
Frank
Cox
Benes
Posey township Republicans hold enthusiastic Carr hall convention
Posey township Republicans met at Carrs hall last Saturday and elected George N Logan as President Milton Benjamin as Secretary ZT Small was named delegate to the state convention with Wm Spencer as alternate In the district convention R H Phillips is delegate and Oliver Steward alternate Delegates include Hugh Birt Wm Alsman David Leisure Lon Hinton John Swain Wim Cameron Sam Houston Alyy Gardner Wm Gowdy ZT Small Joe Johnson Chas Kelson BK M Jones Hiram Wirtz Ol Junkens Byron Macy Jene Macy Ike Macy Alternate Dayton Bitner Cyrna Ball Lincoln Gary Henry Conaway Ian Piper Fred Cameron Wm Marshall Jas Posey Chas Riege James Munden Wm Nelson Arthur Lee Wesley Miller Yom McDaniel Cy Coftin R Phillips Joe Macy Lee Macy
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Posey Township
Carr’s Hall
George N. Logan
Milton Benjamin
Small
Wm. Spencer
R. H. Phillips
Oliver Steward
Hugh Birt
Wm. Alsman
David Leisure
Lon Hinton
John Swain
Wim. Cameron
Sam Houston
Alyy Gardner
Wm Gowdy
ZT. Small
Joe Johnson
Chas. Kelson
M. Jones
Hiram Wirtz
Ol Junkens
Byron Macy
Jene Macy
Ike Macy
Alternaite
Dayton Bitner
Cyrna Ball
Lincoln Gary
Henry Conaway
Ian Piper
Fred Cameron
Wm. Marshall
Jas
Posey
Chas. Riege
James Munden
Wm. Nelson
Arthur Lee
Wesley Miller
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O. Hill
Imperial
Samuel
B. Herkless
M. BE
Christian Endeavor Society
Odd Fellows Hall
Arvel Herkless
John B. Herkless
Charles Hill
Weingart
East Mill Street
Mollie Gause
Lucretia Mott
Grace Steere
Maria Mitchell
Lizzie P. Fill
Libbie J. Hall
Jesse Pitts
Henry B. Phelps
Misa Belle Hedgecock
Benjamin Chapin
Chapin
Roy Peters
Crown Grocery
Rebecca Peters
Myrtle
Jesse Miller
Connersville
Peters
North Main Street
William D. Owen
Ada T. Porch
United States Life Insurance Association
Lee L. Porch
Messrs Wolf & Holt
New Court House
Thos
RE. Hill
Reuben B. Henley
J. B. Herkless
W. H. Sharer
Ft. J. Hill
Harvey Catt
Congressional
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George Mercer
JT. W. Bishop
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F. M. Sparks
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James O Gra
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HM Henley
Hinshaw
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Henry McCurloc
Sparks Hiram H Her
Martin Pearson
Arthur White
Salathe Watkins
al Jessup JC
Hiram Phelps
Charles Cox
John F Wright Newton Smith
Wooten
AO Hill
C Binford J
Gurney Nixon Otto P Hill
EJ Dunn Clarkson Parker W E Maybry
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Janes Tuttle
Elias Chappell
E T Coffin
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Thomas Harrold
Sannel White Gurney Phelps Gurney Foust
Alva FE Newsom
Hilenry Smith
Ben Earnest J M Stone J L Hubbard
Noah Small
Murray Moore
OS Coffin
Farmerton
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