Fire destroys house and damages nearby buildings in Greensburg
An eight room blaze completely wiped out a house and nearly all its contents in Greensburg. Additional structures caught fire but were saved. Residents including J. B. Cummins and Will Woodruff with family were in town. Local fire insurance agents center in Indianapolis for a national meeting. Several townsfolk joined in drills to defend other buildings.
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En. J.rominger
Indianapolis
National Association of the Local
Local notes from town include visits and events
Hugh Quick built a veranda and painted a house. Dr Lawerence was called to Louisville to see Miss Cordia Ford. The S S Convention at the Christian Church proved beneficial. Snorkers and B. Sutton are in town again. Mrs Christian spent Sunday at Greenwood. Frank Harris hosted a crowd Monday evening with violins.
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Dr. Lawerence
Louisville
Cordia Ford
Up-To-Date Restaurant and Groceries Ad
A historic ad lists Henry von Fange at 11 and Sycamore as head quarters for groceries with fresh eggs canned goods apple butter and dry fruits and delivery service. Mrs Geo Fellows proprietor promotes the restaurant offering a great big meal for 20 cents and oysters in all styles. Q J Noblitt druggist features dolls albums bibles and a full line of small goods.
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Henry von Fange
Sycamore
Geo. Fellows
Q. J. Noblitt
Weekly Sun Missing Along Our Mail Route
Up to date we have seen nothing of last week’s Weekly Sun and its absence on our mail route suggests it was not issued on time. Trustee Joshua Tipton was in our midst last week taking the emmation. The Highland Cornet Band plans to march with the fourth division at the G A R encampment. The Hon Bob Phillips visited Elijah his father’s home last week. We hope the E R Southern begins carrying mail so Seymour can receive deliveries via Freetown and Houston before it is moth eaten.
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Lehman’s
Lehman's
Sun
Joshua Tipton
G.A.R
Bob Phillips
Elijah
E & R Southern
Seymour
Freetown
Houston
Roy Steenbarger Dies. Funeral Planned At 2 PM
Roy Steenbarger eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Ora Steenbarger died at home 1458 Chestnut street. Funeral is set for tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock with burial at Garland Brook. Readers are asked to welcome visitors at the encampment and inform the reception committee chairman. A 10c cigar for 5c at D F Doll's Select.
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Steenbarger
Roy
Ora Steenbarger
Chestnut Street
Garland Brook
Dentists in Pratl and Dennison Offer Crown and Bridge Work
Dentists at Pratl and Dennison advertise crown and bridge services and dental care including tooth restoration. They warn against unnecessary extractions and invite patients to visit for treatment without delays.
Market Letter Seeks Trial Order for Produce List
A note lists produce includes green onions rhubarb celery asparagus radishes new tomatoes strawberries bananas oranges and lemons and asks for a trial order. The request mentions Bruning and Vonstache as potential suppliers or associates in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruning & Vonstache
Frank McNeal Fine Table Delicacies Store Opening
Frank McNeal at 702 Chestnut street operates as a headquarters for fine table delicacies. A cordial reception awaits patrons and he is worthy of support.
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Frank McNeal
Chestnut Street
Local Columbus Merchants Advertise Mix of Goods
H E Langdon and Co promote large retail grocers offering top market staples. Davidson and Henderson advertise furniture at 601 605 Washington with a leading line of rockers. Geo I Winans pushes Armours Star Brand Hams. Mrs E W Ragsdale headlines a popular Washington Street millinery house with Ladies Bazaar and low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.E. Langdon & CO
Columbus
Davidson & Henderson
Urniture
Washington St
GEO. I. Winans
Armours
E.w.ragsdale
Jdies Bazar
Connection
Breining and firms advertise goods and services period ad
An old-style ads page lists Breining and numerous suppliers offering clothing, tailor made suits, boots, jewelry, watches, stoves, groceries, hardware, and farm equipment. Firms emphasize reliability, low prices, and special sales at locations on New York, Washington, and Sixth streets with agents including Hauser Parker and J B Cook and Son.
Local Business Cards Highlight Washington Street Shops
An assortment of city advertisements lists Mrs C Reynolds City Cafe on Washington Street offering Sunday dinners, John G Lay barber near the post office, J E Ferguson photographer at 517 Washington St. promoting low prices, TM Schaefer Co flour White Lilly, Candy Kitchen Old FP Building making fresh candies, E C Becht proprietor, John M Newcomb at 335 Jackson Street offering flour coal lime wood with motto Always the Best, always the cheapest, and Jos Stobo blacksmith promising careful shoeing and horse care.
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FP. O
E. C. Becht
John M. Newcomb
Jackson Street
Danforth Manufacturing Ad Offers Broad Broms
Charles Danforth promotes the manufacture of all kinds of broms and states that mail orders are solicited and promptly filled. The ad emphasizes paying out the best.
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Chas. Danforth
Manuf
Broms
One Price Clothiers and Coal Merchant Ads
ROSENBUSH & CO offer marked prices on all goods. T.G. QUICK provides coal, wood and animal feed with claims of quality and low cost. Visitors are invited to compare prices in person.
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Waddington
T. Rosenbush & CO
Scott and Adams Retail Notice for Crackers
Baker Scott and Grocer advertise fresh crackers daily at Scott's store located at 522 Wrushington Street offering drugs and wallpaper under Clarence Adams.
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Ino
Clarence W. ‘Adams
Bruning & Vonstrohe Promote Fresh Produce and Oysters
Bruning and Vonstrohe advertise a full line of fruit and vegetables and fresh bulk Baltimore oysters and country meat. They guarantee satisfaction and provide contact at Tel 19472 Sycamore St.
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Bruning & Vonstrohe
Baltimore
Sycamore St
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Indiana
Seward Cycle & Machine
Dru
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Conham
Crystal
Fifth Street
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Harrison
Thomas Brown
F. Mathews É&On
J. B. Cummins
Greesburg
Will Woodruff
Greensburg
C. C. Cline
Christian Church
Prof. Pentzer
Mrs. Kinsley
Enoch Jordan
Robert Kitner Jr
Sam Swartz
W.R. Heron
Terrel Mobley
Nick Gar Jr
Wesley Lawerence
Dince Property
John J. Burns
Clifford
Memphis
Hugh Quick
S. S
B. Sutton
Mrs. Christian
Greenwood
Frank Harris
Lockman
D.F. Doll
Mechanic Sts
G Cuick
W. C. Rolad, M.D
Griffith
Western Union Telegraph Office
Citizens
L. Rosenbush & Co
D. F. Doll's. Select
Funkhouser
6Th and
Washington Street
Winans Grocery
RON Manufacturing
Crump’s Theatre
H. L. Ros
M. A. Snively, Grocer Cor
16Th and
Home Ave
Breining & CO
Breining
NIX Drug
Hauser & Parker
M. Born & Co
Chicago
America
New York
Holmes
WM. Conholt
M’f’r
F. Donner
Willer
Carman
6Th St. Bet
Franklin and Mechanic
John Hughes
L. C. Moore Shoe Company
Fred Wolland
Best On Earth
H. T. Burnett & CO
J. B. Cook & Son
McCormick
Second and
Jackson St
John G.lay
Postoffice
Opp
Sanders & Taylor
J. E. Ferguson
Ferguson
M. J. Hirth
Cor 10Th and
Mechanicsts
Jos Stobo
Stobo
George's Grocery
2Nd Street
H. Peel
T.G
Fremont Davis
Franklins
Wayland & Wfells
A. E. Hartman
Franklin Street
Herny Meter
Stree— I
Henry Meir
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