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Newspaper
Columbus Bulletin
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1870
Page
3
The paper notes the Democratic ticket won across Johnson county and parts of Decoatar and Jennings after a late heat wave circulates reports of a raid on a girl in the lower city and residents compelled to depart.
A brakesman named Harre on the J. M. & J. KR R sustained a serious arm injury while coupling cars at a local yard on Thursday. election results show Haw Oresk with 32 votes over L86 and several precincts listed with smaller tallies.
The report notes vote tallies with several candidates and the outcome of contest in Denieraia county where a candidate received fiie votes amid a close result among others.
Weber and Co advertises Pure for the coming winter and new bonnets in style. The notice promotes shopping at the store for warm garments and fashionable headwear.
The Chapel of the new M. BE. Church at Editberg will be dedicated next Sabbath at 404 oche Tr. Rev Thos Rowman D D President of India Ashury university will commimte the services. Gentlemen are invited to attend.
James Weideon died after a chain incident at the Warsaw jail where a Beck large tative was being moved. Authorities say Hutson crushed him leading to death within hours at the work site on a wet Saturday.
In this region Moses is regarded as the best, while Comstock markets improvements and claims to be a spectacle man. If his offerings fail to satisfy, the author pledges accountability.
On Thursday October 6 1870 Samuel nie tows and Miss Baneotie oth both of chee A were to be united. On Friday October 8 1870 at the residence of Samuel Sahy tee L G Adkinson Mr Benj Hattente and Miss Laura A Allen both of this city were married.
A lively billiards evening at the Velt Saloon featured Cromt, Me Percken, Fred Ackerman, and Garrett. The players unveiled new tables and displayed notable shots during a Round table Rota contest.
Reported by police after four windows were broken at the Baptist Church on Sunday night. Residents are urged to keep clear of the church during services to prevent further nuisance.
A Democratic gathering held Saturday drew strong turnout and a grand parade of wagons. The event featured spirited speeches and a celebratory mood as supporters urged unity and progress for the delegation and party aims.
The Democratic slate swept county elections with a 3 985 vote majority for the sheriff, and the entire ticket elected. Supporters claim the victory ends a decade of corruption and one party rule, praising a shift toward reform and fiscal accountability.
County Treasurer Mr. Juanes Hiner was bitten on Saturday by a dog but suffered only a minor injury. Whittington played high as the Jack and Lire game to Mines’s Love drew interest in local sports notes.
All persons are prohibited from entering the premises of the undersigned for the purpose of schooling or hunting Paine. Violators will be prosecuted. Names listed include Samuse Cristan, Brenry Coblutz, H Lambert, Juckeon Davis, T Bennell, John Childs, Javob Cook, Adam nok, J. Rothrock, James Talley, Rolins Cox, Lucy Sanders, P Wright, Josiah Lawrence, J L Graves, Henry McCullough.
The ad lists Steedly choice coffee at 25 cents per pound and salt at two dollars per barrel. It promises flour and tea prices, urging readers to call Keith & Brockman’s before paying for groceries, claiming low prices and best place to sell country produce.
Census takers across the country report the highest age attained by unmarried women is twenty six, up from twenty three in previous years. The finding seems to fix the age limit as women grow older.
A young and handsome field worker is said to have received three marriage proposals while hoeing two acres of potatoes this summer. Neighbors note his striking appearance and strong work ethic as his personal attractions.
The readable text discusses limited detection of objects at distance, vague acuity, and a few individuals performing tasks like shooting. It references a person named Kirt Aaron Low and observations about seeing and making shots, with unclear context and multiple misspellings.
A Chicaneo Tribune correspondent lists a Sangamon county family with ages totaling 900 years. The Mathers are named with the father 97 and the mother 91, among other family members.
An execution sale by the Bartholomew County court will expose property at public auction on Saturday, August 20, 1870, at 10 AM to 4 PM. The real estate described as Lot No 83 in Section Seven, addition to Golwentown, Bartholomew County, Indiana, is offered to satisfy a debt of Elites Simaat in the suit of William McEwen. Sale conducted by Sheriff Mavuel Muravel and Deputy Quan Lynch.
The question notes a yearly increase in sales for Dr Roback's Stomach Hitters but lacks details on factors driving the trend. Possible explanations include expanded distribution, new markets, rising demand for stomach remedies, or marketing efforts.
The fragment extols a product described as the best e combination ever made, asserting superior quality and value. It emphasizes performance and innovation without specifying brand or context. The brief suggests strong confidence in the item’s effectiveness.
Druggists weigh whether to recommend Dr Reback's Bitters to customers amid questions about its effectiveness and safety. Local pharmacists consider sourcing, consumer demand, and potential health claims before advising usage.
After years of experience and trial, researchers report trials show remedies for dyspepsia and indigestion may offer reliable relief. Experts urge cautious use and further study to confirm effectiveness and safety for patients.
Readers ask why physicians might waver in praise for Dr Ro Back's Sugarcoated Blood Pills and whether medical guidance supports such endorsements. The query probes efficacy and safety amid medical skepticism.
Questioning a 19th century claim that Dr Roback’s Blood Titvifier and Blood Pills can cure all senses of the big oil. The text implies dubious medical efficacy and seeks evaluation of these remedies.
The article notes the Blood Purifier as a dubious market item, claiming its Swedish import targets pedophytic pills and claims a Qiandrake root as a substitute for Mercury. It warns the active principle is contested and implies costly, unverified efficacy.
Advertisement claims these three remedies are the world’s best for all stomach and blood issues. It asserts universal efficacy and urges readers to buy the products.
An old local column extols steady yearly sales gains over eleven years and mentions unsolicited testimonials to remarkable cures. The piece references local commentary and the enduring credibility attributed to these claims.
The sale text promotes Thete Pita re as a cure for irregular female ailments including Green Sickness and nervous disorders. It claims origin in Paris with Dr Velpau, wealth, and secrecy, offering boxes sealed and price by mail order in the United States and Canada via agents in Albany.
Property described as a valuable farm for sale located south west of Bryn mill on State road, about 160 acres of good land with water, timber, and improvements. One mile from a schoolhouse, with old improvements and a well watered, well fenced, productive tract. Sold in whole or in divided lots with favorable terms. April date indicated with contact for particulars.
The firm declares a special notice to all debtors on the recent Griffin or horse account and other indebtedness. It urges immediate settlement and announces upcoming business restrictions with an emphasis on lowering rates.
A list of symptoms links nervous debility to liver disorder with skin eruptions. It notes digestive and stomach issues, headaches, back pain, bloating, and poor appetite. Contends that urine and bowel complaints reflect digestive organ distress and warns that stabilizing the liver can improve health.
An odd listing promotes Hoollasd's Gresk Git as a cure for 51 pains and aches. It names numerous ailments and ingredients in a garbled, archaic style, asserting relief of stomach fever acne and various cramps with this remedy.
Fragmented text describes various places, people, and medicines with disrupted phrases. It references a principal method or policy, several named individuals, and a mix of locations and actions with unclear chronology. The legible elements suggest a dated public notice or report involving health products and local figures.
The passage lists a wide range of complaints including indigestion, exertion fatigue, memory loss, breathing difficulties, weakness, night sweats, cold feet, wakefulness, dim vision, muscular soreness, appetite changes with dyspepsia, hot hands, facial flushing and eruptions, back pain, heavy eyelids, frequent black spots before the eyes, temporary light loss, restless energy, and social horror. These describe a pervasive, multi system condition with notable neurological and systemic signs.
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