No. 9 Items And Local Notes From Covington
George Graham hauls Weest to rent and Charley Mack notes miles between Ors and Mr Espick's farm with plans for a flying machine for speed. Miss Ethel Linley visits home folks. Misses Blakley host a Sunday gathering. Ross Stephens bets he can out eat and out drink any Covington man. Sunday School urged at 3 pm. Scanty la Blood Deep Clean blood marketing ad promotes Cancarets for ten cents with guaranteed relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Mac
Ors
Mr. Espick
Ross Stephens
Covington
Ethel Linley
New Classes Formed as Local School Adds Courses
Normal notes describe new arithmetic geography Latin general history and botany classes. Students read Plato the Teacher daily and begin Language Arts next week. Former students Miss Florence Hall and Mr Louis Boughner return. A commencement notice from Ray Coddington at Indianapolis Dental College, Anna Wolfe aiding reports, Kinney and Cox entering school, and social visits noted. Debates at noon, reunion praise, and program highlights with recitations music and prizes. An ad promotes Lindtuert Carriage and Harness Co catalogs.
Hoosier Items Highlight Sudden Deaths and Scandals
Short Indiana notes report Thomas Brown’s suicide near Crawfordsville amid illness, Chas Reep’s death, and Charley Owens’s carbolic acid death in Attica. Other items include a Clinton county theft case, a vicious dog attack near Brazil, and a grand jury probe into a long-ago Whitestown murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Perry St. Clair
Whitestown
Robert Etter Agi Chas
West
Etter
Waat
Lameseekers Excursions April 5th and 19th 1898
Travel notice for Lameseekers excursions to southern and western points via Clover Leaf Route. Lists many states and stopovers with low rates and agent contact in Toledo Ohio. Also promotes Ciscarata Candy Cathartic bowel cure with refund if not effective.
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Neb
New Mex
Utah
Tex
Tenn
Tod
Ter
Mystery surrounds death of Katie Cassidy in Danville
Katie Cassidy died at the St James Hotel in Danville after a riding accident and morphine poisoning. A note bearing the name Mary Kershmer Lafayette linked to her effect showed an assumed identity. Coroner seeks her friends while Dr Miles pills are advertised as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Cassidy
St. James
Danville
Sheee
Kittie Cassidy
Castoria
Pitcher
Samuel Pitcher
Hyannis
Massachusetts
Mothers of America
Centaur Company
Chas. H. Fletcher
Fire destroys large bank barn near Winthrop
A bank barn on Jacob Rhodes farm one mile west of Winthrop burned Friday night about 10 o clock with twelve horses in the stable. All but one horse were saved but one perished. Losses include 200 bushels of corn 6 bushels of clover seed three tons of hay four and one half sets of harness two buggies and a buggy belonging to J Marlatt. Total estimated damage 1500 with no insurance. Incendiarism suspected though origin unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Rhodes
Winthrop
James Brown
Letter List for Week Ending April 14 1808
The notice lists addressees ALT Chapman Gr N Cox J W Hubbard Vincent Tidwell as advertised items for the week ending April 14 1808 from F W Born P M. Callers should mention advertised when inquiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alt. Chapman
Gr. N. Cox
J. W. Hubbard
Vincent Tidwell
F.W. Born
P.M
Excursion Rates for Regional Peoples Travel Plans
A column lists excursion rates and ticket details for multiple U S city regions including Grand Rapids Cleveland Minneapolis Cincinnati and a broad Home Seekers Excursion. It provides travel dates fares conditions and agent contacts for the Royal Arcanum Missionary League Women’s Presbyterian Board and other groups.
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J. H. Sailor
Ind
M. E. Coureh
Frank Luke
McComas Block
W. R. Stout
J. Loeb
DR. Zinn
Eemeling
McComas Klock
Tne
G. W. Overmiyer
M.D
Southside
UW Gomer Sewell
Mamiep
Evan W. Heath
New York
H. C. Yount
Lawyer
Covington, Ind
Ira. L. Parrett
Covington, MD
J. W. Brissex
Covington, Indiana
Rds
Cook's Drug Store
McComas
Chas. M. McCabe, Attorney AT Law
Hardy Building
Wilber F. Stillwell
Cate
Kurkner & Neleker Uruk
Rene Roo
Billings & Dwiggins
Llegal
OPER
Wabash College
Buckners Drug Store
Bear
Covinton
Bud
S.A. Lindley
Inotary Public
Lindley
Lewis Notary Public
Attornys
Mnd
Allen’y Blovle
He Aquare
Vorper
A. H. Lindley, LL. B
Attorney At Law
Over Book Store
McComas Bloek
Joan B. Martin
Mayerigs
Northeast Career Public Square
Cardus
Ladies’ Advisory Department
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chatta~anes Tenn
W. I. Addison
Cary
George Graham
Blakley
Charley Mack
Plato
Florence Hall
Louis Boughner
Ray Coddington
Dental College At
Indianapolis
Ray
Anna Wolfe
Dehlmer Kinney
Fountain
Albert Cox
Independence
Mrs. Stafford
Miss Bell
Miss van Dorn
Mr. Bodine
Warren
Pearl Holland
Gertrude Richardson
Lena Lewis
Ora Blakely
Messrs. Youngblood
Urane
Mr. Youngblood
Miss Holland
Fred Bell
Lie
Clint Beckett
Bliss Nelly Rabourn
Artie Lehaven
Mi. Co. Bikbiart
Indiana
Thomas Brown
Crawfordsville
Bryan
Spain
William Mays
Clinton Township
Clinton County
Brazil
West End
Alove
Chas, Reep
McKinley
Albert Hart
Ladoga
Smith Mills
Lida Talcott
Matt Sharp
John Burt
Watterback
Arthur Fults
Andrews
Wabash County
Attica
Charley Owens
D. J. Smith
Charley
James Owens
Junction Hotel
Tremont Hotel
Myers
C.C. C
Express
Epps
Bradfield
Atanta
Hartford City News
C. C.C
Grand Rapids
Mich
Christian Endeavor Missionary League of the Reformed Church In America
Wid
Cleveland
Supreme Council of the Royal Arvanuo
Lsun
Minneapolis
Menn
Incinnate
Os K. Ale
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Tork City
Yehaveno Agents
Ares
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Aye “Unhart Carriags and Ragness Mpg
Co. W. B
Wrediene
Abd Wasn
Dr. B. Ju Kay Medical CO
Western Office
Omaha, Neb
Dixon Edgerton
KS St Marker St. Lodamapolia
Pucchus
M. Born & CO
Chicago
America
Scesley
Covington’s
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