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Newspaper
Columbus Evening Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1898
Page
3
W. W. Lambert of Bartholomew county campaigns for the Republican convention nomination as Joint Senator representing Bartholomew and Decatur counties. The contest hinges on party delegates and convention choices.
Fred C. Ulrich James Burk and Will F. Barrett announce candidacies for county clerk and circuit court clerk respectively, all subject to Republican nomination. Convention set for June 4, 1898.
Attorney CHENRY W. RETHWISCH declares his run for county treasurer subject to the Republican nominating convention. The notice also names W F COATS and WILLIAM STEINKAMP of Jackson Township as Republican candidates for the same office.
Albert F Owens is announced as a candidate for recorder subject to a republican nomination. R. B. Colvin of Hawcreek township is announced as a candidate for Recorder of Bartholomew county subject to the Republican convention decision. E. M. Heiner of Wayne township is announced as a candidate for Recorder of Bartholomew county.
A series of 1890s Bartholomew County notices announce candidates for sheriff including Stephen En Bailey Scott Elzer Henry Howe George M Orr John Dinn and others, all subject to the Republican county nominating convention to be held June 4 1898.
Louis Friedersdorff of Rockcreek announces candidacy for county commissioner in the Third District subject to the Republican nominating convention. Henry C. Harris of German Township enters the race for county commissioner in the First District, pending the Republican county convention.
Fehring reports the Republican county committee will meet at city headquarters Saturday May 14 at 1 50 o clock. It is important that every member be present. May Musical Festival Excursions Louisville via Pennsylvania Lines on May 9 and 10 low rate tickets sold from Rushville Franklin and intermediate stations. Return tickets valid Thursday May 12 inclusive.
Holmes offers wall paper selections suitable for kitchens bedrooms baths and parlors. The range emphasizes durable finishes and period styling for home interiors.
Triumphs and Si Week's second crop the earliest varieties plus standard Northern and Eastern seed potatoes available at George's Grocery 227 2nd Street. Broms of all kinds offered. Mail orders solicited and promptly filled.
The Hummer Shoe Store bills itself as a leader in fine footwear and low prices. It advertises payment in goods if taken to EE Waddington with five cents cash.
Mrs H Pel Manager of the G Mine invites readers to visit the shop and see why the store is the best place on earth for purchases. Rosenbush & Co promotes one price clothing with all goods clearly marked in plain figures.
Ads showcase T.G. Quick selling coal wood and feed from 335 Franklin St Fremont Davis blacksmithing and repair, Wayland & Wills groceries with delivery, Hartman buying butter eggs and poultry, Scott Baker grocer crackers, Bruning & Vonstrohe fruit vegetables oysters meat, and John Hughes groceries with focus on butter and produce.
Henry Meier advertises at 615 Fourth Street selling coal wood peat grain and lime with full value promised. The notice emphasizes local trade and value for money appealing to customers.
The class lunch counter at Henry Von Lange corner 11 and Sycamore offers groceries fresh eggs canned goods apple butter and dry fruits with prompt delivery. Citizens phone 234. The notice also seeks top two girls at Mrs Fe low's restaurant and promises a good square meal for 20 cents.
The lead dentists Prall and Dennison advertise crown and bridge work and tooth care services, urging patients not to extract teeth before visiting them for treatment.
CM A Snively grocer at 16th and Home Ave advertises the finest fresh groceries at prices low as the lowest. Local shoppers urged to visit for quality and value.
22VIDSON HENDERSON at 601 605 Washington St promotes finest rockers and saving on all kinds of furniture. GEO L WINANS urges trying Armour s Star Brand Hams as the market s finest.
Chicago flagship tailor M Born and Co promotes tailored suits at 13 50 and pants for 3 5 cents with a satisfaction guarantee. Orders accepted at the New York store.
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