Temperance Meeting Endorses 1875 Law in Elkhart
A Friday night gathering at Conleys Hall endorses the temperance act passed by the 1875 Indiana General Assembly. D. Braden chairs. C. North elected. resolutions praise Governor Hendricks and Senator Beardsley. The group votes funds for enforcement and urges voter suppression of intoxicating sales.
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Conley’s Hall
D. Braden
D C. North
W. O. Smith
Frink
Messrs. Kent and
Molloy
M. I. Shuey
Committee On
Friends of Morality and
Creed Order
Indiana
General Assembly
Hendricks
J. R. Beardsley
Elkhart
Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
Elkwarth
Temperance ‘Alliance of
Shuey
J. W. Ellis
Henry Neil
Debar, Marriage Notice in Early Church Record
In the Elkhart area, March 6, a wedding occurred at the Baptist church study. The couple Rufus Hunteinger and Charlotte State, both of Elkhart County, were joined with a blessing professed by Rev. W Smith.
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Debar
Joseph Préston
Soaebat
Misa
Revi. Wsmith
Ee Baptist Church
Rufus. Hunteinger
Charlotte State
Elkhart County
Local Deaths and Rail Dispatches Reported
Died in Penn township on the 2nd and 5th of the month from spotted fever, George Cup ris aged 21. Mire Bowles aged 11 years and 1 month also died. Geo A Coe, known in Michigan City, has been promoted to train dispatcher at Elkhart. A LaPorte firm shipped 56450 in eggs 27550 in butter and 5600 in paltry goods last season.
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Penn Township
George Cupris
Mire
James Bowles
Geo. A. Coe
Michigan City
Elkhart
LaPorte Argus
LaPorte
Indiana
Elkhart County
Common Pleas Court
Olive M. Stebbins
Henry E. Stebbins
Court of Common Pleas
Goshen
LA Porte
Advertised Letters List and Market Correction
The notice lists names such as Mary Leonard Emily and others as advertised letters requiring applicants to call for them with the date. Letters are not advertised until they have been in the office for one week. Also includes a corrected weekly market report from ELKUARP MARKET prepared by H Mackathorn & Co. Grocers.
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Tikhart
Messrs
Slutchison
Shuey
W.R. Mather
Mr. Frey
R. J. Haggerty
J. W. Frey
Dr. Frink
Ohio
M. F. Shuey
Wirrens
General Assembly
W. W. Smith
Marshal Huchison
W. H. Quaife
Frink
Norry
E. Moptoy
Mary Leonard
Emily Se
Donnie
Ty J
Anna MecElyain
Gilbert Marshall
Sallie Pearson
Ezra Page
Marian Peers
Rowds
Arthur Lowland
Aaron Robins
Charita A
Heab & Morton Shoemaker
DA Snow
Supt
Tel Silligman
Stutsman
Suzana
Peas Shor Uiton
Mary @ Weldy
Amines
Whittian Doke Wagoner Nichols Williams
Sarah U Yoder Samuel A
Abner
David Forman
Brustt, P.al
H Mackathorn
Local Notices and Shop Offers in Clifton Area
Hoke i remains in the Dry Goods trade at 79 Main St Clifton House Block selling Dry Goods Carpets Clothing Notions and more Boots and Shoes to be closed out cheap March 1 1873 5S Noxke Boots and shoes advertised lower than ever at Meader s Meader s also offers building timber from Maxon Parmater Co with prices reasonable
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Hoke
Main St
Clifton House
Meader's offers gaiters and teaming services
R H August announces shied teams ready for hauling plowing or any work needing horse assist. Special aid for removing store or household goods. Prices reasonable apply on Pigeon street near Joy's livery stable. Also Pine shingles available from Maxon Parma ter Co.
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R. H
Pigeon Street
Joy
Emigration Promises Cheap Farms in Missouri
The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad offers 1,200,000 acres in Central and Southwest Missouri at 3 to 12 dollars per acre with seven years credit and free transport from St. Louis. Climate soil timber mineral wealth schools churches and law abiding society invite emigrants. Address A Tuck Land Commissioner St Louis Mo.
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Southwest
Missouri
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
St. Louis
A. Tuck
FENCING FENCING At H C Wright and Co s Bakery
In an era of food adulteration readers are urged to scrutinize purchases for family supplies. Hackathorn & Co. at 96 Main Street advertise a first class baker using the best materials for bread cakes and pies with emphasis on neatness and cleanliness.
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Messrs
Hackathorn & Co
Main Street
Hackathorn and Co
Whittlesey and the Westward Route Advertised
An 1873 notice promotes Hackathorn & Co lunch counter at No 96 Main St and Whittlesey brand claims. It urges travelers to use Missouri Pacific Railroad for westward migration routes from St Louis with first class rail service and maps agents. Also includes Juniper Tar Soap ad and sewing machine offer with local suppliers and a Middlebury farm sale.
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Mississippi
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Nevada
Oregon
California
St Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
St. Louis
T. G. Wheeler
Northern
Lloyd St
Buffalo
N.Y
E. A. Ford
Sun Light Oil Sold By C. North
A local dealer named C North sells Sun Light Oil claiming superior curaper burn and safety. The ad touts Sun Hight Ol as best choice to avoid danger and protect families, with claims it stimulates the liver to action.
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C. North
Sale of Ladies Goods at Reduced Prices
Advertisement notes discounts to close out stock during February and March. Items include Statin Jean, Whalebone Corset at 50 cents, French Corset at 70 cents, plus hosiery, underwear, knit-worsted goods all marked cheap. Encourages early purchase to clear stock at the store location.
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Jr W. Frey
al Stewart
Elkhase
Figeore Street
Marek
Hhole
A. KR
Beardsley
Elkhart, Ind
Elkuarp Market
Alderman Winegard Alford Hobert Allen
Sarah A Hodle
Ephraim Bodie
Brown & Robischsum Bowell & Miller Bell
Burns & Bra Bishop
Roy Burby
Gillings
Laurady Boyd
Mary Cunningham
Sida Cole
Laura Depew
M Doubleday
Harry Dayton
Joseph Kesig
Frank Felkin
GW Holmes
J Hilbush
Mattie Hopkins
Danivs Belloze
A Kirby
Reese Sre
Aaron, Parmater & Co
Lumbel
Meader’s
Maxon, Parmater & Co
Whittlesey
H C. Wright and Co
Luich
Mack
Caswell, Hazard & Co
New York
Ew Wilson
Middlebury ‘Station
York Township
Wm. Jewett
Middlebury Station
B. F. Smith
Goshen, Ind
Isaac Bucklen
Maxon, Parmater and Co’s
Wiuttlesehy
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