Elegant line of Speiler’s Perfumes and Toilet Waters
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Newspaper
Columbus Evening Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1898
Page
5
Notice to Clean Premises from City Board of Health
The Office of City Board of Health Soluhbus Indiana directs householders to remove garbage ashes rubbish decaying matter from homes cellars woodsheds stables outbuildings and yards. Clean adjacent alleys and place garbage at rear of lots for prompt removal. Fines apply for dumping into alleys or streets. Vacant lots must be cleaned. G A R encampment nears. city must be pristine. Prosecution for noncompliance. Gro T. McCoy M D Health Officer. Court convenes. G A R cards printed. Local notices and social items follow including visits from Indianapolis and Columbus residents and a political meeting planned for March 28 1898 with seven delegates to city convention.
Personal notices from Amory Irwin and neighbors
Amory Irwin of Indianapolis visited his mother Mrs Maggie Irwin on 7th street. Various locals and visitors travel to Indianapolis, Taylorville, North Vernon, Bloomington and other towns. residents attend events, return home, or seek work, with several trips noted and a Cinch party held in Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amory Irwin
Indianapolis
Maggie Irwin
7Th Street
Baby Born to Furgeson Couple in City
A nine pound boy was born Sunday night to William Furgeson and his wife at the corner of Eighth and Union streets. Both mother and child are reported doing well with Kate assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Furgeson
Eighth and
Union Streets
Kate
Jim Wilson Horse Sold for 100 Dollars
Thomas Ardery of Clifty township sold his Jim Wilson horse to Boston horseman Charles Clancy on Saturday for 100 dollars. The horse was described as a good one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ardery
Clifty Township
Jim Wilson
Charles Clancy
Boston
What Blowed Up the Maine in a Barber Shop Talk
An old colored man in a barber shop argues that war talk signals the world ending. He cites the Bible about earthquakes in divers places and asserts the Maine explosion was a divine earthquake while governments probe who did it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Committee on parade and review meeting notice
The committee on parade and review is requested to meet at city building this evening at seven o'clock promptly. Members listed include Ward Salmond C J Kellmeyer Co Adams Chas Reeves Chas O Donnell Albert Blessing Lewis Moore Aerian George Wim Shea Sherman Jones. JAS W Persinson, Chm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Moore
Aerian George Wim Shea Sherman Jones
Jas. W. Persinson, Chm
Gold Seekers to Klondike Left Monday Next
Gold seekers Messrs O N Wayland and RE Arnold organize a company of gold seekers and depart for the Klondike Monday next. The young men are former Columbus boys. Otto Wayland is brother of W A Wayland the grocer and Ed Arnold is son of R E Arnold of East Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
O N Wayland
RE. D. Arnold
Klondike
Carmel
Columbus
Otto Wayland
W. A. Waylind
Ed. Arnold
R.E. Arnold
East Colum
Fire destroys East Columbus store and adjacent properties
A Sunday night blaze razed East Columbus Fire, Joe Piercefield's Store, and Widow Hornbeck's residence. Twenty pounds of powder in Piercefield's store exploded loudly, suggesting theft and arson aims. Estimated loss runs about $700 with $275 insured through Stobo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Piercefield
Hornbeck
Piercefield
Note Warns of Hidden Kidney Disease and Cure
A Professor Marshal address warns thousands live close to death from Brights disease or kidney trouble. It urges attention to early symptoms and touts Warner's Safe Cure as a cure and preventive measure, stressing hereditary risk and high fatality without treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Warner
Weather Report Chicago March 18 Partly Cloudy
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with a drop in temperatures. Weather officials note a colder Tuesday ahead. Highs and lows expected to reflect a cooler air mass affecting the Chicago area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ChicaGo
Columbus Prepares for May Department Encampment
The people of Columbus rally for a May department encampment with a war relic exhibit from S E Scott of Rising Sun. Relics include two mortars about a hundred pounds each with charges extracted, a ten anchor ball and three two foot chains from the Civil War across the Mississippi at Columbus Kentucky. John S Crump leads the relief exhibit as Sons of Veterans and Woman's Relief Corps join the event. The town plans to lodge visitors in private homes. expected main procession may be the largest yet. Rate for non-hotel entertainment set at one dollar daily. In a separate note Charles Spragg was jailed for intoxication after a thirty day sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
S. E. Scott
Rising Sun
John S. Crump
Sons of Veterans and Woman's
Relief Corps
Department
American Tribune
Among the Factories. Indianapolis plants show rising trade activity
A survey of early 1898 business notes strong activity at Nordyke Marmon and other firms. Records indicate higher collections, full operation across departments, and plans to expand by installing a Prat Whitney corrugating machine. Local manufacturers like Lilly Varnish and Indiana firms report good export orders and improving prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nordyke & Marmon Company
Prat & Whitney Company
Hartford
Cummins Bookseller Ad Lays Out Latest Periodicals
The Cummins Bookseller announces a wide assortment of new books and periodicals. Located in the city, the shop promotes fresh titles and reading matter across genres for a diverse audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Cummins
Nem
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Ad Offer
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. The genuine has L. B. Q. on each tablet. All 25 cents. For the nicest line of perfumes and perfume atomizers go to Fehring's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fehring
Also Mentioned on This Page
Speiler’s Perfumes
Drouggist
Office
City Board OF Health
Soluhbus, Ind
Gro. T. MacCoy, M. D
Jessie Payne
Woody
North
Franklin Street
Etta Kallenberger
Laura Frank
Jeff Journal
Oscar Montgomery
Seymour
Supreme Court
Judge Henry
Appellate Court
First Precinct
Levi Corner
Second
Jackson Street
Charles Decker
Lienbegger
Romer Shoal
New York Harbor
Metropolia
M A
Barricks
Blanch
Elizabeth Prather
Jonesville
Mrs. Z.T. Sweeney
Win
Brahmey
Wife
Brazil
Flora Piercefield
Taylorsville
J. F. Wooley
Flat Rock
Mattie Lacy
Bloomington
Charley Maley
Edinburg
Nellie Davis
Logansport
Gertie Meyers
North Vernon
Jay Smith
Hope
Mrs.j.m. Lindley
Terre Tiane
Maud Maley
Aliie Fiske
Maple Grove
Lulu Rubottom
Charley Pruitt
Ruby Jones
Sadie Jones
Grant Perry
Chas Reeves
Chas O’donnell
Albert Blessing
East Columbus
Stobo Agency
A. George’s Bicycle
J McCarty
Marshal
Weather Report
Department of Indiana
Charles Spragg
The
Rockwood Manufacturing
Company of
Lilly Varnish Company
Home Store Company
Connersville
E C Atkins Company
Indianapolis Sentinel
J. A. Newton’s
San Francisco
Indiana Manufacturing Company
8Sb Alfree Company
Galatia
Culver
Ind
Newport
New Haven
Isaac Brad
Ford
Cerealine Manufacturng Company
J B Alfree Company
Udell Company
Albert Shaw
Bert Benard
T. A. Garretson
Noble
Eliza
Bethtown
Dr. Curtiss
Europe
Asia
Marshal Schooler
P H McCormack
Rushville
Greensburg
Mechanic 7
John Brown
Ferguson
Brown
V. LI. Griser
Spain
United States
Franklin
Ed Skotski
Skotski
Cuba
Shelbyville Rep
Cornelius Newkirk
Wesley Wise Cy
Lebanon
Bone Coun
John Pruitt
Ious
Pruitt
Uncle Sam
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