Southern Railway Summer Rates to the South 1897
Rates to the South offered June through October on first and third Tuesdays. One way settlers tickets from Ohio and Mississippi winter points to the South at two cents per mile. Round trip fare one dollar plus two dollars. Information on schedules and special rates available from Wm H Tayloe Assistant Con Pass Agent Louisville Ky. Southern Railway penetrates eight Great Southern States. Courier Journal provides weekly market one year for $1.25.
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Southern Railway
Ohio
Mississippi
Hiver
Wm. H. Tayloe
Louisville
Community Notes and Personal Updates from Flat Rock
Local residents, including William 8. Bristol and Dr. Ezra H. Pleak, are noted for eastbound business and house painting. Several visits and travels are listed among Nellie Shoaf, Jno R. McComas, Cyrus Stevens, and others, with updates on health and home projects. A political notice from Norrm Vernon details candidacy withdrawal to support harmony among Democrats, with many attendees at Shelbyville convention referenced.
Good Dinner at Democratic Convention and Pashion restaurant
Attend the democratic convention tomorrow then at noon dine at the Pashion Restaurant.
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Morrow
Pashion Restaurant
July Celebration Plans At St Denis Hotel
A large timeout Wednesday night at the St Denis Hotel set plans for a July celebration. The event aims to organize arrangements for a notable gathering, described as a big opening for Cohnobus.
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St. Denis
Cohnobus
Earth tremor felt in city for five seconds
A distinct earthquake shock was felt shortly after 1 p m in the city. No damage occurred from the tremor which lasted about five seconds and traveled from south to north.
Old sleeves gain new life with organdy trim and lace
Readers are urged to preserve tight sleeves from past dresses and insert practical embellishments for the season. The style favors organdy shirring, layered coverage, and ribbon draping with floral accents, shoulder loops, and leaf-shaped points down to the wrist, plus lace and braided details for varied fabrics.
Mrs McKinley Flowers Sent To Canton Soldiers Graves
In Canton Ohio on May 31 a Canton women’s relief corps member received a box of lilies and other flowers from Mrs Ida McKinley to decorate soldiers’ graves, sent from Washington without prior notice. A relative of Mrs McKinley received choice flowers for the President and Mrs McKinley’s children’s graves today. W C Cotton assumed charge of the water works superintendent and fire alarm system, and fire chief yesterday.
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Canton
Canton Women’s Relief Corps
Rees Lillies
Ida McKinley
Washington
McKinley
W.C. Cotton
Water Works
A Work of Art in Columbus Daily Star Edition
The Columbus Daily Star presents an illustrated edition featuring solid business leaders of the city. The issue blends columns with halftone portraits of leading citizens, described as a graphic work of art.
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Columbus Daily Star
Jef!, Journal
Inventors Granted Patents From Indiana Play Aboard
This week patents awarded to Indiana residents include F P Baily of Indianapolis for a folding bed G A Bertsch of Cambridge City for a metal bearing machine J M Bine of Montezuma for a stock car partition J P Boehner of South Bend for a loose leaf binder I Hungerford of Moscow for a fence post M Reeves of Columbus for a speed varying mechanism W A Sallot of Fort Wayne for a universal cuck J H Stiggleman of Wabash for a folding chair.
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F.P. Baily
Indianapolis
G. A. Bertsch
Cambridge City
J. M. Bine
J .P. Boehner
South Bend
G. A. Deutelbeck
Nine Mile
I. Hungerford
Moscow
M. ©. Reeves
Columbus
W. A. Sallot
Fort Wayne Universal Cuck
J. H. Stiggleman
Wabash
A Nice Manager. Jeremiah Brown Returns Home
Mrs. Brown confronts her husband Jeremiah Brown after his railroad trip, accusing him of buying accident insurance and joking that a larger payout would have been better if he had been killed. He denies harm and questions the need for time off.
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Mrs. Brown
Fruits of Brown County hills and local notices
Brown County features native fruits such as persimmon wild plums blackberries and huckleberries with extensive remarks on cultivation and quality. Local items note visitors to Terre Haute bicycle sales paving Washington street court fines and upcoming Fourth of July planning along with marriage and divorce notices and political candidate mentions.
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Brown
Brown County
Condon Chosen School Trustee After Republican Caucus
Joseph Condon selected as School Trustee at a Republican caucus. Salaries for the coming year remain the same as current. The item notes bicycle offers from Reeves Seward Cycle & Mch Co and mentions Harry Scholler visiting, umpiring a game, and possibly entering the senior law class.
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Joseph Condon
Harry Scholler
Crawfordsville Journal
Vphlips Brothers
Columbus, Inc
Blooming World
Reeves Seward Cycle & M’e’h Co
Residents Dune to Indianapolis in a Day trip list
Personal notices show numerous residents traveling to Indianapolis yesterday including Mrs James Arnold Miss May Stader Mrs Orrilshank Mrs Chas Thomp s Mrs Dobson Mrs J Sisk and Mrs Bolinger and others. Several returned to Cambridge City Carrollton Clifford Carolton Seymour North Vernon and Scipio with weddings and attendance at a Democratic Convention and local events noted.
How to Cook Fish
A spring feature on preparing fish with various methods. Includes broiled salt mackerel with eggs and crumbs, oven baked small fish with butter and cream, and baked bass with onions tomatoes and dressing. Notes spring's demand for fish and its digestibility.
Jeffersonville Journal acquires Press of city readers
The Jeffersonville Journal has bought the Press of that city and will take subscribers and advertisers under its protection. The Journal is regarded as one of the best papers published in southern Indiana.
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Jeffersonville Journal
City
Indiana
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ourier-Journal
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Ind
Judy
Gldent Agency
Olumbu
Ulrek
Kinney & Kinney
Hello! Central
Anteed
WM Anderson
Boot and Shoe Maker
Ton and
Franklin
Harrison
William
Bristol
Ezra H. Pleak
Nellie Shoaf
I Madison
G. Porter
Jno
R. McComas
Madison
Thos Hawkins
Edinburg
Susan Tooley
Jno, Gant
E. McCartney
Cyrus Stevens
J. Norton
Petersville
John Kirkwood
William Pope
Calvin PY. Isley
Llwrenceburg
Norrm Vernon
Lins
Congress
Holman
Congressional
Joun Overmeyver
John and
Emma White
Onis and
Hivel Hawkins
Uesdas
A. A. Whitey
Rostaur, of Hope
Frank Ewing
Fairland
Lida Patrick
Shelbyville
W. J. Parish
Willetta Higgins
Nettie Cristol
Lewis and
Addie Law
A. W
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Walter Leams
Nev
TH. M. Connely
Chas. McCartney
Daisy Muldoon
Chas
Mary
Allie Young
Katie Hawkins
Kate Hanley
Minnie Hildebrand
Hester Mary Winterroad
Adrian Chambers
Sophia Harrod
Ebner Williams
Mrs. McKinley
Jeremiah Brown
Mr. Brown
Jeremiah
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Dongus
Terre Haute
Nona Anderson
Reeves Seward Cycle & We’d
Washington Street
Esq. Dennison
Monk Sullivan
Esq. Palmer’s Court
Trearge W Stewart
S. W. Daugherty & Co
Clieut Court
Nellie E. Becker
Louis Becker
California
W. W Lambert
Reeves Seward Cycle & M’c’h Co
Sam Howe
Noah Howe
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Hezekiah Johnson
Colored Church
Miller
Greensburg
Indianapolis Journal
B. F. Bennett
Decatur
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O. A. Montgomery
Jackson
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C. W. Lee
Switzerland
Daniel McCallun
Ripley
J. H. Cobb
Dearborn
Geo. Roberts
Jefferson
A. R. Sulzer, Jefferson
Luna Parkerson
Grace Prick
Karl Voolland
Mr. Condon
Reeves Seward
R. M. Jackson
James Arnold
May Stader
John Reap
Mrs. Marrick
Mlrs
John Cline
Percy Kendall
Osgood
Mollie White
Clifford
John Marlett
Carolton
John Crump
Nettie
H. H. Bassett
Ernst Stahlhuth
H. H. Davie
Hon
LP. H. McCormack
Miss Rahe
Mrs. Carnagey
J. E. Ferguson
A. Moore
Samuel Burgess
Scipio
Henry Maley
Lumber King
Anderson Werdfield
Wm Everroad
North Vernon
John Craig
Mrs. Martin
Charleston
Miss Maud Martin
A.stauss
Ella Hollowell
Seymour
Frank Hogie
Emma Hill
Ella Burgess
Frank Clark
Katie Smith
Olis
George Wright
Hartsville
Wisconsin
Robert Gaddis
Newbern
Wm. Springer
Elizabethtown
Levi Hege
Nashville Exposition
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