Community notes from Everton and area visitors
Jasper Taylor and wife of St Louis arrived for a weeks visit. Dr Phares and wife of Liberty joined relatives. Joe Clifton and companion from Indianapolis spent Sunday here. I O R M held a decoration service with Dr F D White as speaker. Mrs A B Burns and California kin visit Mrs Barnes’ family. Grace Newland injured her foot. Mrs Silvey improving. K P decorate next Sunday. Chas Mable’s barn struck by lightning. Ed described a near miss with smoke but no fire. Horace Macghy family returned with a delicate baby.
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Courier
Jasper Taylor
St. Louis
Dr. Phares
Liberty
E. R Clifton
S. Joe Clifton
Indianapolis
F. D. White
A. B. Burns
Oakland
California
Chas. Mable
A. R. Wildridge
Veatch
Haonsh Silvey
Horace Macghy
Connersville
Filgutetareoe
Murphy
Emery Glidewell
Shinkles Cure for Indigestion Promoted for 75c at Warp Jeateo
An old advertisement promises relief from heavy bowels bloating and tight clothing from indigestion with Shinkle's cure offered for 75 cents at Warp Jeateo, urging readers to try the remedy.
Leonard and Rieman Yours Truly
Leonard and Rieman present a friendship themed piece titled Yours Truly. The two names are featured prominently in this short performance note reflecting a personal moment or dedication.
Reunion and Decoration Day News from Fairview and Groves
Mr Quincy Piper remains very low as relatives travel from Shelbyville. Decoration Exercises were held at Glenwood and Bentonville with band music. Weather hindered an illustrated sermon and eclipse viewing. Local residents work on census and carriage painting ventures. The Old Fairview Academy reunion is set for June 7 1900 with baskets and recreation planned.
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Courier
Quincy Piper
Vanine
Shelbyville
Glenwood
Allen
Columbia
Bentley
Rushville
Curtis Fowler
Garrett Gray
Connersville
Cary Jackson
Falmouth
Massie Gray
Fowler
Mount
Taylor and Finley
Kentucky
Old Academy
Groves
Abner Buell
St. Paul
Ind
A. E. Martin
Bentonville
Wm. Thomas
Fairview
Quince Piper
Lori Jende
Georgs Thrasher
Gray
Miss Ludlow
S Ton
Carthage Schoola
Carthage
I Teabville
Fairview Academy
Pocahontas Tribe to be instituted in Alquina tonight
The Pocahontas Tribe meets at the hall in Alquina this evening with Red Men decorations at Dunlapsville on Sunday June 24. A lively program is promised as Sas Williamson returns to work for Kinder and Oldham and Dr Gordon reports Ohio visits as OK.
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Dunlapsville
Alquina
Sas. Williamson
Boschee's German Syrup Offered Free at McKenaas
An ad promises a free sample bottle of Boschee's German Syrup to any adult with cold chest or lung troubles who visits McKenaa Ashworths. One bottle per person, no free samples to children without parental order. The ad claims extensive worldwide sales and physician endorsement.
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McKenaa & Ashworths
Boschee
Baschee
Along the Nickel Plate Local Notes and Visits
Courier correspondent reports visitors and incidents on the Nickel Plate area. Names include R H Smiley of Indianapolis with his mother near Longwood, Haden Porter near Connerville with Bunyan Mart and family, and Albert Rees noted for an excellent garden. Other items reference Orla Churchill Fayetteville business, George Urban on Big-Will fame Creek who shot two bald eagles, Miss Carriett Beeson's Station with Scott Kinder and wife, and L D Springer injured by a horse. Dock ates offers a follow up story.
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Courier
R. H. Smiley
Indianapolis
Thomas Smiley
Longwood
Haden Porter
Connersville
Bunyan Martin
Albert Rees
Jake Watterere
Orla Churchill
Fayetteville
George Urban
Willfame Creek
Carriett
Beeson
Scott Kinder
L. D. Springer Fe
Lewis McConnell
Smeleon’s Mills
Rueh County
Water Rent Due in Connersville Indiana City
Public notice says all water users must pay the June 1 1900 due to the City Treasurer by June 15 at City Hall. Also advertises Crawfordsville Business College with claims of thorough instruction and selective diploma policy and mentions special travel rates for events in Fayette County Milwaukee and the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia.
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Connersville
Indiana
Tnos. M. Lirrie
City Treas
Crawfordsville Business College
Fayette Mounty
Ama
Federation of Woman's Clube
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Chicago Fast Mail Service Details and Schedules
The record lists eastbound and Cincinnati to Chicago fast mail trains with numbers 35, 31, 40, 4, 41 and 89 plus accommodations and vestibule cars. It notes daily operation, limited coaches between Cincinnati and Chicago, and connections via Crawfordsville and Lafayette. General Manager Waldo signs as official.
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Hicago
Chicago Vestibule
Louis and Hannih
Chicago
Cincinnati Vestibule
Cincinnati Fast Mail
Louta Past Line
Cincinnati
Ciean
Chica
Crawfordaville
LaFayette
Hannibal
Money
Lil
Vial. O. & W
Wabask
Waldo
D.G
Connersville
Todianapolis
Peoria
St. Louis
Pullman Buffett
Slee
Indianapolis
Comnersville
Central Union Depot
B. Ry
C. Ry
C.C. C
I.bee
L. EB
W.erie
Concreville
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Serstoco Springs
Sively
Tad
Everton
Leonard & Rieman
Leonard & Rieman’s
Yours Truly
Groves, MD
William Newland
Oliphant
Jeke Lair
Epworth League
Ed Ed Jackson
George Milner
Mary
Flint Jackson
Niagara Falls
Pete
Ord
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Jie
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Anal Aera
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Woeton Devos Crancetins
Bloomington
Lima
Fostoria
Tremont
Mast
L. KE
Tingley
Pass. Agt
J. L. Graaf
Freight Agt
A. Rothermel
Cor
Central Ave
Cincinnati Weekly
Gazette
The
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Othe
Weekly Gazette
West
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She Commercial Tribune Co
E.A. Enos & Co.,drs. Dillman & Mountain
East Connersville
Physicians and Surgeons
Fiest National Bank
Dr. Dillman
Summit A
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