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Newspaper

Carthage Record

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1897

Page

8

Big Four Route Timetable Adjustment Noted

Four fine times at this place corrected for northbound travel. No. 4 carries 64 passengers with departures at 600TH and 1L:82 a.m. and 4:31 p.m. Marks of schedule change indicate adjusted sailing times for the railroad segment at this station.

Safina samaatnd somber Cats heading for 8 per Friends Caveen

Church activities listed include prayer meetings at 10 00 a m mid week and 7 30 p m Thursday evening Sabbath school at 9 45 a m Christian Endeavor at 00 p m Junior Endeavor at 3 00 p m singing practice Friday 7 30 p m lab school teachers meeting Wednesday 7 00 p m monthly meeting first Thursday after the first Saturday 10 00 a m

Safina

Kokomo’s low fare cab line starts at ten cents

Local ads announce new transportation option in Kokomo with a ten cent fare. Fresh fish days at Weingart’s Meat Market promise weekend catches Friday and Saturday. Several small items cover oil explorations, home goods, and local happenings across nearby counties.

Kokomo Weingart’s Cass County Columbus

Thanks to friends after sickness and death of wife

Rozesrr R. Ropers expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for help during illness and after the death of his wife, acknowledging kindness and support from the community.

Rozesrr R. ‘Ropers Newsox

Spotted Fragments From Spiceland Gazette Local News

Sol Dishman and Frank Moore visitants noted while Rev O P Gottacall preached at Friends church. Journeys by Miss Burt, Mary Cook and others to Carthage Knightstown Ogden and Dublin. D J Cope moves house near the depot as local life and business endure in Spiceland.

G. B. Morris J. W. Coltrain Tmmrepolis Tillie Myrtci Georgia Butler CO. B. Hollins Dublin Laura Ae Raleigh Greenfiel Martin Good Gas Rita Clefty Michigan Rela John Hays Nellie Butler Pierce Hopewell David Baughman Indianapolis Mozart Riley Guyer’s Rev. Watson Ohio Presbyterian Church David Longwell Benj. Caldwell Capt. McClungs Muncie Frank Moore Greamfield Gas Company O. P. Gottacall Son Hooker W. K. Sault Newcastle O. L. Wysong Wysong Mary Cook Visi Carthage Knightstown Ogde Etta Rena Burt Chas Howe John Boor Lie Johnson County Spiceland Gazette Chas. Butler P. E. Wankes Dunreath Albert Johnson Rev. Lewis Daisy Hollingsworth ~ Hale Urbana Olds D. J. Cope

Lost in New Mexico Narrow Escape Near Lordsburg

G A Schilling of Chicago, mining at Gold Hill near Lordsburg, New Mexico, narrowly escaped death after getting lost while walking home from Speed's ranch. He slept outdoors, foraged prickly pear fruit, and endured days without food or water before reaching a railroad and finally Lordsburg with help from a passing wagon.

G. A. Schilling Chicago Gold Hill Lordsburg N. M Speed Lah Naga

Mauzy Co Keeps Old Prices Amid Woolen Stock Push

The Mauzy Company declares it will continue to sell all woolen goods on hand at old prices despite recent advances in the market. It states its stock is more complete across all departments than ever before.

Oscar Darnell Edward Donlan Nicholas Strieff Charles Knapp John Kahl New Albany United States Army Coffin’s Drug Store McClure Madison Circuit Court Newsom Mary J. Lindley Liberty Township Howard County Coffin’s North Anderson Elgin James Ross Roger Bros Raxestraw Johnson Bros.’ Block Carthage

Merritt’s Flannels and Skirts Recognized as Beat Goods

Merritt's Flannels and Skirts recognized as the best goods made. Fine Worsted Skirts priced at 2.00, 2.50, 2.75. Best suited Flannels, shrunk, all wool, 45 cents a yard. Flannel Skirts 69, 75, 90 cents, 1.00, 1.50. All wool Flannels 25 and 35 cents per yard.

Merritt

Various Union Suits and Undies Sale Stirs Surprise

Underwear sale highlights Childs Union Suits at 25 cents Mieses Union Suits at 50 cents Union Suits priced from 50 cents to 1.50 dollars Undies Ribbed Vests and Drawers fleeced at 25 cents Ladies ribbed fleeced vests and drawers at 50 cents, described as a hammer of value.

Childs Mieses

Blanket sale prices in varied colors and yarns

A local ad lists size cotton blankets in colors and white at 59 cents per pair and all wool blankets with prices from 54 to 8 dollars. Plaids and white blankets are offered at 3 and 7 dollars per pair.

Dress Goods Price List Promises Savings for Next Year

All wool series fabrics priced 25 to 100 per yard with multiple color options. Novelties available in 25 to 100 cents ranges. Shop now to save versus higher prices next season.

Boots and Shoes from Forbush Brown's at low prices

Forbush and Brown advertise handmade boots and boots for men women and children. Men Kip Boots priced 2.00 to 2.50. Boys Kip Boots 1.50 to 2.00. Women winter shoes 1.50 to 2.50. Men heavy shoes 1.50 to 3.00. Rubbers and boots in new toe styles offered at fair prices.

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