Clearing sale on winter goods at Loeb’s Stores
Loeb’s Stores advertise a clearing sale on winter goods including flannel blankets bed comforters and outfits. Mrs Willttan Bear hosted the Wimadaughs Club on 3rd Street Thursday evening. Neff & Co butcher shop seeks your trade promising fair treatment. The Archeasacer from Indiana attends church and Ed Campbell seeks Senate proofreading work. The Crachurasville Sunday Star reports new ownership and plans for a modern Sunday paper.
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Loeb’s
Court notice of debt foreclosure in Fountain County
In Fountain Circuit Court January term 1905 George W Williams sues Charles W Fertner and others to foreclose a mortgage and collect a debt. Defendants named nonresidents of Indiana unknown heirs and representatives are urged to appear February 6 or last Monday in January 1905 to answer the complaint. Fry Bryant Clerk O S Douglass Attorney. January 6 1905 8 weeks.
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Charles W. Fertner
Fountain Circuit
Sach
Charles W. Fortner
Laura A. Fortner
J. Roach Johnson
Charles T. Howard
Ellen Howard
Indiana
Fountain County
Glens Cnd
Gaetan
Covington
Fry Bryant
Douglass
Plant’s
Spring Hill Whiskey and Miscellaneous Local Notices
Spring Hill whiskey promoted as pure bottled in bond with Skinner's and National outlets. Ads claim best value at J Loeb's Stores and Loeb's clothing. Frank Shell and Frank Hamilton noted visiting Hillsboro and A Lemp jewelers. Found gold band ring message. owner must prove property. Various local visits and a stray telegraphy note.
Footwear Ad Promises Best Fitting Shoes In City
A local ad from J L Peters touts the best fitting line of shoes in the city and invites customers to try them, promising comfort and proper fit.
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J.L Peters
Ed Hershbarger Announces Candidacy for Road Supervisor
Ed Hershbarger says he will run for road supervisor before the nominating convention on January 14 1905 for road district No 3. He is described as an excellent fellow who would make an excellent officer.
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Ed Hershbarger
Ledger man Harry Ross visits city to network
Harry Ross of the Ledger was in the city Tuesday looking after newspaper interests and making new acquaintances. William Burnison, a prosperous farmer north east of the city on R R No. 3, was among callers Monday and became a cash in advance subscriber for one year to the Republican, starting the new year off right.
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Harry Ross
the Ledger
Mr. Ross
William Burnison
R. No
Republican
K of P Ball Charms Fulton Township Area
Perr Brownr and TL MO Jackson, noted Fulton township citizens, were in town while Brown plans work in Titnois. Dr Luke reports flourishing business at new location. The annual K of P ball at Castle Hall drew over 100 attendees, with Trustees Baird Connell and Purnell praised for service as they conclude terms.
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Perr Brownr
TL MO Jackson
Fulton Township
Brown
Titnois
Sro
Frank Linke
Petersbore
Luke
Frank Baird
Davis
Ed Connell
Logan
Samuel Purnell
van Buren
Board of County Commissioners
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W. B. Coleman
Ww. B. Coleman
East Side Square
Covington, Indiana
Reeves and Coleman
W. G. Boyd
Christ
Mayer’s Hardware Store
Rogers Bros 1847
Air Rifles
Aon
M, Mayer
Mow. Andba
Vale
John Lewellyn
Harter’s
J. Loeb’s
Seymour Grahaw
J G Evans
Danville
Will Brant
Mary
Loed
Neff & Co
Will Iverb
Cay
Wiilas
Lue
Episcopal Church
Ed Campbell
Attica Ledger
Bcome
Senate
Euccese
Crachurasville
John WR
George Bennett
State of Indiana
Ss. Tn
George W. Williams
New York
Rand Gineh
India
Valero
Spring Hill
Bond
Merryman Bros
Mrz. NapCardiff
Veedereburg
Frank Shell
Millcreek Township
Skinner’s
National
Loeb’s Stores
Frank Hamilton
A. Lemp
Hillsboro
J. Loeb
JD . Spence
Crawfordsville
Jesse Myers
Jackson Township
Hanah Nebeker
Gree Beckwith
Fred Palmer
Stone Bluff
Toe National
Frank Skinners
Faith
Ludlow
River Bridge
Lady Pocket Oak
Johnny Littl
Tndianapolis
Gus Guor
Congress
U. S. Playing Card Co
Cincinnati
Ilen
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