Bargain Real Estate Listings Offer Low Prices and Quick Sales
An advertising sheet from Owens & Williams advertises multiple real estate bargains. Properties include a six room house on Cottage Avenue for 1200, a large modern house on Hutchine Ave for 1700 cash, and a 15 acre Ohio township tract among other parcels in Brown County, Harricon and East Columbine.
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New South
Owens & Williams
Cottage Ave
Hutchine Ave
Maple Grove
Harricon
Burneville Pike
East Columbine
Sunday church notices and revival meetings listed
Local church notices include revival services at various parishes with preachings on themes such as the downfall of the Mohammedan religion Nominal church members and ritual teachings at St Pauls A Holy Communion and Sunday School at 9 15 a m Presbyterian Church announces a five sermon Holy Spirit series and a Men’s Club meeting after evening services with a business session of fifteen minutes All are invited
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Bretheen Cherci
St. Paul’s Cituren
J. R. Holst
Ladies Guild
Presbyterian ChuRci
Juninor Endeavor
J A George's Kindling Ruled Cheaper Than Coal
In the case of Wilson against the Pennsylvania Railroad Co. the jury returned a verdict yesterday evening at 3 15 in favor of the defendant.
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J. A.george
Wilson
The
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Mrs Wells Entertains Rathbone Sisters at Home
Mrs James Wells hosted the Rathbone Sisters at her home on Tenth and Chestnut. Guests enjoyed games and fine music, and retired at a late hour praising Mrs Wells as a charming hostess and entertainer.
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James Wells
Rathbone Sisters
Tenth
Chestnut Streets
Mrs. Wells
North Vernon residents visit town for business
Jennings County notes John Mckenzie of North Vernon was in town yesterday transacting business with Wm. Wright the insurance man. John Thurston a prominent Jennings County farmer was in the city yesterday. Asbury S. Curray station agent at Hege was in the city on business yesterday morning.
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John Mckenzie
North Vernon
Wm. Wright
John Thurston
Jennings
Asbury S
Regiment of Columbus men encamps in Flatrock Bottoms
A large group of men and boys from Columbus, out of work, camp on land owned by John Perry near Flatrock Bottoms north of the city. They live in bark huts and tents, gathering wood for winter shelter. A wandering old rail worker was found nearby seeking minimal shelter.
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Flatrock
John Perry
Columbus
Ing
Northern farmers eye Georgia land boom and town life
A visitor's sketch from Macon highlights thriving cotton and acorn farming north east of the city. The writer notes black fertile soil, successful northern settlers, improving farms, and a sunny climate with mild winters. Macon is described as busy with 2,000 residents and strong regional trade.
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Macon
Indiana
Train arrival delays noted in early morning run
No. 2 train was twenty minutes late yesterday morning and the early morning run was fifteen minutes late, officials report a pattern of delays.
Forgery Trial and local incidents reported
Circuit Court heard the forgery case against A J Johnson in yesterday's session. Prudential Insurance officials Supt Kendall and Agent Jackson attended a banquet in New Albany last night. A runaway horses incident at Eighth and Mechanic streets caused minor damage with two gentlemen aboard a light buggy and bystanders stopping the team.
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Supt. Kendall
Agent Jackson
Prudential Ins. Co
New Albany
New Maxidon Hotel
Eighth
Mechanic Streets
Maple Grove
Neible Leaves Barbering for Prudential Life Insurance
Henry's barber shop chair holder Will Neible has quit barbering due to failing health and joined the Prudential Life Insurance Company. Neible is regarded as one of the community’s best young men, and the Prudential expects a successful career for him.
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Will Neible
Henry
Prudential Life Ins
Mr. Neible
Prudential
Will
Ministers Receive Adjustable Invalid Chair Gift
Yesterday at 2:30 p m Rev Dr Curtiss was presented with an adjustable invalid chair from donors including Davidson Henderson W M Graves W F Norton James Perry George Winans W Hollowell J A Glanton J Newsom J Graves Dr A J Banker H H Bassett and A E Hartman Dr Hogue gave the presentation speech which Rev Curtiss welcomed and Rev Hood spoke afterward.
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Dr. Curtiss
Davidson & Henderson's
Davidson & Henderson
W. M. Graves
W. F. Norton
James Perry
George Winans
W. Hollowell
J. A. Glanton
J. Newsom
J. Graves
A. J. Banker
H. H. Bassett
A. E. Hartman
Hogue
Curtiss
Hood
South Before The War at Crumps Theatre
Crump's theatre presents Friday January twenty ninth, Bary Martell's grand production South Before the War. An excelent attraction with fifty in the company, new scenery and notable improvements, promising strong audience turnouts. The opening scene shows the return of an old slave to the plantation and features episodes of slave life with antebellum dancing and jubilee singing.
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Crump
Bary " Martell
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