The Late Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton Remembrance
The Cincinnati Enquirer memorializes Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer, noting his literary range from Pelham to Rienzi and his political career in Parliament. It contrasts his genius with Byron, and remarks on his troubled marriage and enduring literary influence. Westminster Abbey is cited as his mausoleum, alongside Dickens and Macaulay.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer
Chaucer
Shakspeare
Dickens
Pelham
Sir Walter Scott
Lord Byron
Paul Clifford
Friugene Aram
Bulwer
House of Lords
House of Commons
Lady of
Lyons
Sheridan
Caxton
Pompeii
Rienzi
Harold
Sir Lytton
Byron
Westminster Abbey
Charles Dickens
T. Babington Macaulay
Literary Society organized here with elected officers
A literary society has been organized here with officers elected by ballot. Members are adults and chosen for serious motives, meeting in an accessible hall with plans for a possible lecture course next year. Officers are President Rev. A. E. Bishop, Vice President Mrs. Stover, Secretary Miss Emma Newell, Treasurer Miss Aggie Pratt.
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Literary Society
A. E. Bishop
Stover
Emma Newell
Aggie Pratt
A Lamentable Affair in Jefferson Township
One week ago last Thursday morning farmer S C Stutzman of Jefferson township near Bristol was bitten on the left thumb by a calf while teaching it to drink. Despite home treatment and medical aid the swelling spread to the hand and arm. Dr Eckleman treated him and later Drs Latta and Jackson joined, but the case deteriorated and the patient died Sunday at noon.
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S. C. Stutzman
Jefferson Township
Bristol
Eckleman
Marriage Licenses Issued To Local Residents
Oliver H Hilis and Elizabeth Miller Lorenzo Fredrick and Martha Keeley George B Floyd and Malissa Congdon Jessee F Carmien and Mary E Gordon David Wise and Mary Stokeman John M Kauffman and Lydia Stutsman
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Oliver H. Hilis
Elizabeth Miller
Lorenzo Fredrick
Martha Keeley
George B. Floyd
Malissa Congdon
Jessee F. Carmien
Mary E. Gordon
David Wise
Mary Stokeman
John M. Kauffman
Lydia ‘Stutsman
Change in Maxon Parmer Co building plans ends
Gore and rlip dissolved their three year partnership forming a sash doors and blinds firm in the upper story of Maxon Par mater Co building. John sold his stake to H C Wright on the tenth of the month. Last year’s business reached 12000 dollars with eight workers. Wright, a known energetic businessman, has lumber interests in Elkhart and ties to mills elsewhere, and the new firm is poised for success.
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Gore & Rlip
Maxon
Parmater & Co
Hydraulic Company
John
Golden State
H.C. Wright
Wright
Elkhart
Elkhart Market and Emigration Advertisements
Corrected weekly by Hackathorn and Co grocers selling Singer Sewing Machines and millinery at 103 Main. It promotes Juniper Tar Soap Cod Liver Oil Walley Carter furniture Richley gloves hats caps and furs Hackathorn bakery lunch counter and a large Missouri emigration offer via Missouri Pacific and Atlantic and Pacific railways with maps schedules and agents.
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Jas Miller
Main Street
Singer
Millinery
Elkhart
Hackathorn & Co
Mack
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Grocers
Whittlesey
Caswell,Hazard & Co
New York
Walley & Carter
Elkhart County
Hazard & Cresswell’s
Caswell, Hazard & Co
Johnny Richley
Messrs
Hackathorn and Co
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Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
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Oregon
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
St. Louis
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St. Louis R. R
Sedalia
Atlantic & Pacific R. R
Vinta
I. G. Wheeler
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
A. Tuck
Richley’s
Arkansas
Louisiana
Walley & Carter’s
Kellogg’s
Main St
Goz
Eemeeaebsees Pees Senate
Maxon, Parmater & Co
Wera
M. Truby
Pigeon Street
Ind
Florence
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