18 Nov 1898
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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1898
Page
1
A list of household items offered at low prices including tin tea kettles copper bottom items, three cakes of toilet soap, dish pans, painted flour pots, white enamel easel, tubular lanterns, double wash board, sewing machine oil, sewing machine, broom, tin bucket, washing soap, coal oil can, steel frying pan, jardiniers, and rockers. Prices shown from two to three dollars.
Local editor invites readers to send in news items for future publication. The notice requests community announcements, events, and notes to be submitted for possible inclusion in upcoming editions.
Names and places abound in this collection of local notices. People visited Rushville Knightstown Indianapolis Greenfield and nearby towns. Highlights include postmaster changes, visitors to families, market offerings, and upcoming community events with multiple mentions of Oysters from Baltimore Thanksgiving orders and a lecture by Gurney Binford at the Friends church.
East street property owners are notified to visit the town clerk to make arrangements for paying for the sidewalks in front of their premises. S Roy Peters, Town Clerk.
Dillman s Bakery and Restaurant advertises purchase of stock and fixtures from Leslie Bundy along with a fine line of cigars and tobacco products. The notice implies a closing or transfer of business assets.
In Hancock Madison and Rush counties the joint senator race between Republican E E Stoner and Democrat Greger drew a narrow margin of about seventeen votes. Stoner plans to file a contest in the circuit court alleging fraud in Hancock county, while Greger is declared victor by the official tally. Frank Littleton and Perry J Newby prepare the appeal papers for filing.
Joshua Moore son of Samuel and Rebecca Moore born December 2 1826 died November 10 1898 aged 71 years 11 months 8 days Married Mary Baskin in 1857 they had four children two died in infancy Lifelong member of Friends church he endured four months of illness and valued visits from friends and neighbors steadfast in faith leaves a wife two children and many relatives and friends
Administrator of Jane W. Pusey estate sells at public outcry at the deceased residence in Riples Bush County Indiana near Carthage on December 13 1898. Personal property includes household goods furniture a horse buggy and harness corn 75 bushels of wheat five cows two calves one Shorthorn and other articles. Terms: sums of 5 dollars and under on credit with bond and freeholds security. A Posey administrator and A Capp auctioneer.
In Chicago at 240 State Street the Go Family seeks a known local woman for occasional half day work. A rally occurs without canvassing as part of a business offer.
Hoarseness in a child prone to croup signals its approach. Giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first hoarseness or after the croupy cough appears can prevent an attack. Many mothers keep it on hand and rely on it for its dependable, pleasant use, sold by O. Coffin & Co.
The Clerk of the Circuit Court of Rush County Indiana appoints Caleb W Pusey as administrator of the estate of Jane Pusey late of Rush County deceased. The estate is said to be solvent.
We the undersigned will allow no hunting without permission on any land owned or occupied by us. Any person found haunting without permission will be prosecuted. Signatories include John W Chappell, Josiah C Binford, R B Krames, R B Binford, J M Pitts, J J Coffin, Morris Binford, J T Chappel, E E Chappell, J O Parker, M J Parker, Martha Binford, O M Brown, C H Parker, Walter Binford, and John W Walker.
A notice from Chas. F Binford states no hunting is allowed on his farms without written permission. Also offers for sale farming equipment including horses harnesses and coal.
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