Fayette County Fair Day Two Highlights and Exhibits
Correspondent reports Fayette County Fair in Connersville Indiana with rain delaying events yet showcasing strong shows in cattle horses and dairy products. Premiums awarded including heavy draught horses cattle and sheep while visitors admire Fayette women produce displays and the crowd anticipates tomorrow’s stock auctions and races.
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Fayette County Fair
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C. M. Stone
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Jas Wilson
Bill Larkins
Mr. Jones
Cincinnati
Bee. Shawhan
Loder
Fina Berem Une Wm
Martin
John Ewe
Chas. M. Stone
Not in Politics He Seeks No Nomination
A long letter from Chase states he desires no political role and wishes to dissociate his name from political actions, while noting hope for future service. He mentions travel to New York for a wedding and hints at Chase’s cautious stance on party movements.
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Talse
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Bunyan
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Maryland
Frederick
New York
Susie Hoyts
Astoria
Chasee
John W. Draper
Hickory Coal Company
Mount Carbon
Wadesville
Ming
Cruetty
Draper
Scranton
Avondale
Vokdale
Hyde Park
Drivi
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Aes
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Mac
Mr. Home
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Powers
Sieger
Andrew Jackson and Astronomy The Spiritualist Manifestations
Anecdotes recount Andrew Jackson discussing astronomy with Jefferson and Powers. Dr Wainwright and a French modeler provoke curiosity in biology. Remarkable spiritual manifestations include a floating hand, a child’s touch, and debates on spiritual bodies versus matter. A Dubuque Times letter reports cruel parenting in Cedar Rapids with legal intervention.
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Applaten
Andrew Yaganens
Jefferson
Shea
Weber
Mr. Powers
Body found in creek gives gruesome murder tale
Farmers Camptell and Edward Schlick excavate a mud filled box in a creek near a quarry. Inside lies a mutilated body with head and limbs separated, coroner’s jury finds death likely from foul play. OldTekonaha resident, crippled by war, referenced. Navy reports Sabine conspiracy not confirmed.
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Camptelleer
Edward Schlick
Ri & Point
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