Time table for Big Four line at Carthage Indiana
Corrected to July 4 1897 the timetable lists GOluUa NORTH No 24 Passenger and No 64 Passenger going south No 56 passenger and No 23 passenger for Cleveland Glaginnati Chicago and St 8 y times include 11 32 pm 4 31 pm 6 53 am and 2 50 pm contact J E Campbell agent Carthage Indiana for further information The text preserves names and places from the original notices
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Goluua North
J. E. Campbell
Carthage
Indiana
Friends’ Church Society Directory Schedule
Notices list church activities with times for preaching prayer meeting Sabbath school and various youth and teachers meetings. Includes term of directory and pricing, with multiple weekly events across Thursday Wednesday Friday and Sunday sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends’ Churcu
Christian Endeavor
Junior Endeavor
Carthage Record for Sale After Editor's Death
The Carthage Record, a weekly newspaper in Rush county Indiana, is for sale following the editor's death. Carthage, population about 1,200, sits on the Big Four RR. the county is prosperous with natural gas, good schools, and many churches. The paper has strong business support and a large subscription list. correspondence from interested buyers is invited.
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Carthage Record
Carthage
Big Four
R. R
Rush County
Indiana
Thanksgiving notices and local tragedies in Indiana
A jumble of small town notices from Hendricks and surrounding counties reports hay and meat markets selling turkeys for Thanksgiving, fires at hotels and stores, deaths from diphtheria and heart disease, a hotel kitchen gutted by fire, a young man killed by an accidental shotgun blast, and a church funeral. Also noted are gas drilling talks, a factory fire, and a Missionary Society convention in Carthage with speeches and reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen S. Henley
New Hope
Hendricks County
Central
Pittsboro
Carthage Poultry House
The
State University
Baltimore
Star Restaurant
Olen Thompson
Greencastle
John McKye
Rughville
Frank Carter
Anderson
Charles Kiefer
Smith Kiefer
North Vernon
Coffin
Jim’’ Watson
R. A. Jackson
John F. Robbins
Richmond
Judge Larkner
New Castle
L.P. Newby
Knightstown
W. B. Hough
Greenfield
W. M
Methodists
Mersville
Carthage
Connor
Cora Shera
Kate Wolf
Fletcher
of Maplewood
Missionary Society of Friends’ Church
V. C. C. Wards
Gillespie
B. C. Benjamin
Kennedy
Nixon
Reys C. Edwards
Connexville
Edwards
Vance
Whos
Dickson
Evans
Liberty
Laird
de Corner
Hedges
Glenwood
Hutchins
Connersville
College Corner
Tyner
Lafayette
Acme
Hepner
Conner
Jones
Brookville
Judking
Dodridge Chapel
Filer
Nellie
Ella Vickery
Rome
Italy
Brooksvilla
Ind
America
M. E. Church
Old Gilbeah
Church Triumphant
M. E
Guild
Gilboah
Grand Festival by G U O C F at Carthage hall
The G U O C F of Carthage announces a grand festival featuring possum and tater, turkey, oysters, candies and nuts at their hall over Ed Henjey's grocery store on Thanksgiving Eve November 25 1807. Admission free. Cordial invitation to all. Committee order.
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Carthage
Ed. Henjey
Obituary for America M. Sample, 1862 1897
America M. Sample daughter of Thos H. and Cyrena Miner was born April 30 1862 and died November 6 1897. She married Lucien E. Sample February 1887 and left three children aged ten eight and five. The notice reflects on faith, suffering, and the loss to a family relying on divine will.
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M. E. Church
Star
Margaret Jones
Columbus
Brooklyn
N. Y
Central Hotel
William Prather
Martinsville
Big Four
Newton
Coffin’s
Buckeye Manufacturing Company
Anderson
America
M. Sample
Thos. H
Cyrena C. Miner
Lucien E. Sample
A. V. B.sample
Ind
Roe
Earth
Heaven
Thanksgiving Proclamation by Governor Mount
Governor Mount designates Thursday November 25 as Thanksgiving day urging observance in homes and churches. He notes abundant crops industry growth and improved prices, praising education charity and public spirit, and urges acts of kindness to aid the needy and strengthen national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount
James A. Mount
Inana
Notice of Ditch Petition Hearing in Rush County Indiana
Notice is given that a petition by Nancy H. et al. has been filed with the Rush County Auditor, Indiana, asking a ditch be constructed along a described route. Viewers were appointed and will report, with hearing set for December 9, 1897, before the county commissioners. Affected residents include Nancy H., Walter B. Hill, Elisha vis, J. S. Wadkins, Richard Roberts, Tamor Henley, Walter J. Hubbard, Thaddeus god Uriah Jeffries, Ripley township, Albertson Wadkins, Walter Brown, James Hill, and Meredith Wadkins.
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Nancy H. Et al
Rush County
State of Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Wit
Nancy H
Walter B. Hill
Ereby
Elishavis
J. S. Wadkins
Richard Roberts
Tamer Henley
Walter J. Hubbard
Thaddeus God Uriah Jeffries
Ripley Township
Albertson Wadkins
Walter Brown
James Hill
Meredith Wadkins
Isaac M.teher
Rushcoun
Sh County
N. W
Geo. Williams
Chas. D. Morgan
Nathan. Hully’s
Martha Chandler
Uel A. McKee
Jesse Davis
Isaac Barnard
White
Mrs Prey
Barney Broci Owen Carr
Ind
For Sale Building 20x40 With Two Rooms
For sale a 20 by 40 building with a 10 by 20 room and a 13 by 20 room. There is 17 feet between the rooms and no floor. Suitable for wood house or buggy shed. Wu. 8. Jonson.
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Jonson
Dissolution Sale At Tur Mauzy Co
For fifteen years G G Mauzy and C A Mauzy conducted business as Tur Mauzy Co. On January 1, 1898 the partnership dissolves and the stock must be sold before inventory. Goods offered at reduced prices from now until January 1898 to move the large stock. Come at once to save dollars.
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G. G
C. A. Mauzy
Tur Mauzy Co
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Isaac N. Harris
Newsom
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Clayton
L. Weingart
Gen. Alcott
United States
Hartford City
Stilesville Public Schools
Newsom’s
Plymouth
Will Cumback
Greensburg
Elgin Movement
James Ross
Rekestraw
W. T. Wickliff
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Lucinda McCool
Kokomo
James McCool
Bright
Minor
Arcadia
J. W. Liewellyn
Otisco
Louisville
Lord
Weingast
Benjamin Crocker
Rakentraw’s
First Christian Church
Muncie
Selvation Army
W. A. Minor
Mary Daugherty
Missouri Avenue
Jeffersonville
Hagerstown
Catholic Knights of America of
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Knights of Malta
Weingart
Ambrose Hilligoss
Boone County
Sullivan Hilligoss
Indianapolis
Jacob Lustenberger
New Albany
John Lastenberger
Williams
Gray
Hamilton County
Maude Wagner
Noblesville High School
Evan Reynolds
Denver Ed. Smith
Brazil
John H. Johnson
Worthington
Greene County
Fourteenth
Indiana Volunteers
the Star Restaurant
Baltimore Oysters
Mission
the Woman At
Tsabel
Lortis L. Fiter
Rec
Indianapolis Journal
Ownen L. Carr
Record Office
Rushy
New Cash Grocery
McCarty Bros
Henley
East Mill Street
E. J. Dunn
Agricultural and Horticultural Society
Newhom’s Hall
Harry E. Stager
J. M. Pitts
Will B. Hill
Elizabeth Cassady
J. H. Jones
Main Streets
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