Owens and Williams Real Estate Bargains
Owens and Williams offer for sale a variety of properties in Columbus and surrounding townships. Listings include homes on Cottage Ave and Hutchine Ave with payments options, several farms in Bront and Brown counties, a saw mill, and a large house with barn all priced to move. Some parcels trade for city property.
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Hricreters
New South
Owens & Williams
Cottage Ave
Ninth
Hutchine Ave
Meple Grove
7Th
Sth
Purcell’s
East Columbus
Church Services Summary Across Local Congregations
AT THE CHURCHES listing revival and morning and evening preaching across several congregations. TABERNACLE hosts sermons on The Great Fellowship and The World's Progress with Sunday School at 2 pm. AME Church holds class meetings, sermons, and Sabbath School with evening preaching. SR. PAULS shares Sunday school, morning and evening services with Eucharist and sermons on happiness and church glory. Activities include lectures, guild meetings, and youth groups through the week.
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Tabernacle
the Great Fellowship
T’ne World’s Progress
Sr. Pauls
Church of God
Mother's Wood Offer At One Dollar From John A George
A notice states that John A George offers a load of fourteen cords of wood for one dollar to win favor with readers. The terse ad promises a warm feeling if the wood is purchased, implying a promotional tactic.
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John A. George
Poultry Wanted Advertisement By Joe Wooley
Joe Wooley seeks to buy 100 hens in the Cor 7th and Chestnut area. Advert says Poultry Wanted. 63 2t.
Brown County Notes Highlight Apple Trader Visit
John Tinkey of Brown County visited the city yesterday with a load of fine apples. Aaron Guffy from near Whittington was also in the city yesterday. There are reportedly a number of diphtheria cases across Brown County.
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John Tinkey
Brown County
Aaron Guffy
Whittington
Stev ens & Co. trust deed failure shocks Columbus area
The firm of F M Stevens & Co a general implement business on Fourth Street filed a deed of trust to Arthur Overstreet as assignee. Liabilities around 40000 with assets below that. The community mourns the loss of reputation and hopes for settlements with creditors and a restart. Also notes births births and local notices and school meetings.
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F. M. Stevens & Co
Fourth Street
Arthur Overstreet
Columbus
Frank M. Stevens
Will Stevens
G A R Commander Caylor Visits Brownstown and Noblesville
H M Caylor, department commander of the G A R of Indiana, presided at a camp fire in Brownstown to a rousing success, then traveled to Seymour and Noblesville leaving last night. He has visited here before and finds the veterans full of life.
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H. M. Caylor
Indiana
Brownstown
Noblesville
Bert Reynolds Leaves Railroad for New Life Insurance Work
Bert Reynolds, a former freight conductor with the Pennsylvania Railroad for fourteen years, has severed ties with the railroad and will join the New York Life Insurance Company. He will mostly work among railroad men. State Agent Nash is praised for his selection and prospects for Reynolds look bright.
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Bert Reynolds
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York Life Ins. Co
Reynolds
Nash
Bert
Notable Visitors and Departures Round the City
A string of residents and visitors were noted in the city yesterday. Dick McCord, Bulger Fulton of Edinburg, George W. Caldwell, Haseal Brown of near Newbern, John L. Drake near Hartsville, and Hon. Ben Kobbe of Wayne township were among those seen in town. Sherman Magaw, formerly of the city, arrived from Indianapolis on business, and Miss Nate Pendleton of Indianapolis visited Henry Schoun’s family. Will Perkinson returned from Marion, Miss Minnie Woody left for North Vernon, and Chas. Stader and wife from Haw Patch went to Seymour to visit Mr. Stader’s father.
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Chas. Stader
Seymour
Mr. Stader
Train service delay report from Madison station
The Madison train arrived on time yesterday while the southern runs were late. Train No 10 bound for Louisville at 4 40 a m and No 2 at 9 35 a m were delayed by ten and fifteen minutes respectively.
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Madison
Louisville
Help Wanted to Spirit Subscribers for The Daily Star
Advertisement seeks a well educated person in this city to solicit subscribers for The Hustler daily star. Apply this morning between ten and eleven. Also promotes 69 cent bargains including china plates and saucers to clear spring stock at 69 cents.
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Daily Star
Sick Residents Mark Time in Town
Elmer Hartwell, recently ill, was able to go downtown yesterday. Mrs. Charlie Thompson, a milliner, is confined to bed with a severe case of lagrippe.
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Elmer Hartwell
Charlie Thompson
Suspect in Brown County Assault to Face Justice
A stranger claimed to be a government official and assaulted the host’s daughter near Brown County. Bloodhounds tracked the scent for fifty miles over ten days before the trail was dropped. Sparks was arrested near Bloomington and may be identified by the victims. Local justice will be served, but lynching is urged to be avoided.
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Hamblen
Brown County
Smith
Sparks
Bloomington
Liynch
Glassware and tinware stock offered at low prices
A seller advertises a large stock of glass ware and tinware available at prices cheaper than the cheapest. It provides the contact at 6413 Tur Huster.
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Tur Huster
Aid Society Formed at A M E Church
The A M E Aid Society was organized Thursday night at the church to help lift the church debt. After the meeting a social time followed and attendees reported an enjoyable evening.
Circuit Court Fills New Cases In Columbus Township
The circuit court filed several new cases including a petition by F. R. Smith for vacation and highway changes in Columbus township with Chas. B. Stone and Caroline Stone as remonstrators. Also filed is the assignment of F. M. Stevens & Co with Arthur Overstreet as assignee.
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Circuit Court
F. R. Smith
Columbus Township
Chas. B. Stone
Caroline Stone
Cooper & Cooper
F. M. Stevens &Co
Arthur Overstreet
W. F. Norton
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Antrep BrernEenn
S.S
A.M. E. Crunci
Ladies Guild
Joe Wooley
Brown County News Notes
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Stevens
Henry Weighe
West Eight Street
Kinney & Kinney
Our
C. A. Turpin & Co
Waxrep
Estate Security
Litt
Queens & Williams
the Hustler
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J. A. Reed
Greensburg
Building & Loan Association
David Stoo
Sec’y
Carnagey
Mr.Talkington
Pres
Ent
Lienberger
Tailor and Furnyeher
Baptist Church Bulletin
Dick McCord
George Snively
Ohio
Bulger Fulton
Edinburg
Geo. W. Caldwell
Haseal Brown
Newbern
John L. Drake
Hartsville
Ben Kobbe
Wayne Township
Sherman Magaw
Indianapolis
Nate Pendleton
Henry Schounover
Will Perkinson
Marion
Minnie Woody
North Vernon
Louie Fraker
Near Newbern
Edger Vandergriff
Vandergriff
Franklin
N. F. Nash
New York Life Inc. Co
Jesse Thompson
Moline Wagon Co
Mrs. Miller
Rushville
Richard Knotts
Mr. Knott
E. G. Walker
Weber Wagon Company of
Chicago
August Brauns
Evansville
Fred Rowell
Mr. Brauns
Mutual Life Ins. Co
N. Y
E. B. Biddle
Pennsylvania
Jeffersonville
Mel Miller
John .A. Greorge
Wm. P. Henderson and
Jessie W
Koble
W. W. Hamilton
A. M E. Aid Society
Leopold Raugh
Henry Raugh
Samuel Raugh
Raugh & Sons
Francis M. Stevens
Cooper & Cooper Attorneys
William A. Stevens
H. M. Holmes & Bro
Art
J. A. George
H. L. Rost
Washington Street
Phreume
Odera
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Mystic Shrine
Dunnington
Washington St
Roland M. D
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Weaterr Union Telegrapf
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The
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J. V. Hilger
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