Allen's Drug Store and Rail Schedule Ad
An old newspaper item includes railway timetables for east and west bound trains with routes to Indianapolis, Louisville, Chicago, and Terre Haute along with a shoe store ad for Christie's Shoe Store on Washington Street promoting custom made shoes for children and guidance to bring them for better fitting.
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Christie’s Shoe Store
Washington Street
The
National Bank
Local items note moves, council actions and pensions
Capt H B Martin returns from Town and Nebraska. J K Langdon to move to Anderson street next week. Col Farrow buys McCormick property on East Anderson and will move in September. Calcutta jailed for drunkenness. City council: minutes approved, bond of Adam Hanna Fire Chief approved, street work planned, bids for a fire cistern invited, two ordinances about city printing discussed. Equalization meeting set for July 12. Washington Street repairs begun. Col Matson invited to July 4 address but stays home. W P Kennedy of Litchfield receives 5600 back pension. Doctor Kennedy pursues homestead near Columbia, Dakota Territory.
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pee-Col. Farrow
McCormick
East Anderson Street
pasCalcutta
Azy
Yeas
Adam Hanna
Public Square
Liberty and
Madison Streets
Blake
Board of Equalization
Col
C.C. Matson
Chrisman
Illi
W. P. Kennedy
Litchfield
Minnesota
Capt
M B. Rudisill
Asbury University
Greencastle
Columbia
Brown County
Dakota Territory
City Records Death Of Olive Keith at Age Four
Olive Keith daughter of Simeon and Emma Keith died in the city on June 27 from cypho-ima larial fever. She was four years, five months, and twenty four days old.
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Olive
Simeon
Emma Keith
Re opening services at Locust Street M E Church
Sunday July 3 1881 schedule includes 10 30 am re opening sermon by Bishop C D Foss 2 00 pm sabbath school and children s meeting 3 30 love feast led by Rev F C Iglehart Evansville Ind 7 45 pm services by Rev Henry Buchtel Richmond Ind all invited J L Pirser Pastor Brown s Iron Bitters promoted as preventive for consumptive diseases kidneys bowels or lungs
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Locust Street M. E
C. D. Foss
F.C. Iglehart
Evansville
Ind
Henry Buchtel
Richmond
J. L. Pirser
Loveland Camp speakers named including Ridpath Gobin and Baker
Gas Rev Lawrence Jones and family plan a weeks stay in Huntingsburg Dubois County. Brakeman James McClintock needed finger amputation after a left hand crush while coupling on the I and St L A R. Ed C Smith of Perrysville reports a two day bicycle trip totaling 70 miles with 45 miles covered Thursday and Friday.
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Lawrence Jones
Huntingsburg
Dubois County
James McClintock
Evans
Loveland
Ridpath and
Gobin
Baker
J. H. Doddridge
A. L. Mason
Asbury
Ed. C. Smith
Perrysville
North Union
Crawfordsville
Waynetown
Covington
Harvest and blue grass belt visit in Indiana
The Statesman from Terre Haute reports the editor’s county trip noting harvest food and wheat and corn conditions. Greencastle is busy with traders, a blue grass belt extends northwest with cattle herds. The Nugent family hosts a basket dinner and a sermon promoting Christian unity without denominations, ending with a large gathering and a midnight return to the prairie city.
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the Statesman
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Indiana
John 8. Nugent
Nugent
A. J. Nugent
Forlow
Christ's Church
Tae Church of Christ
Tennessee
The
Prairieity
Murder by Divine Command at Live Oak Plantation
The Charleston News and Courier reports a black man named Thomas Meyers killed his thirteen year old son Philip near Ran towles Station on the Charleston and Savannah Railway claiming God commanded him. Meyers was restrained after the act. an inquest followed and the killer said the murder was ordained by God.
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Charleston News and Courier
Rantowles
Charleston & Savannah
Pocasset
New England
Thomas Meyers
Live Oak Plantation
Philip
Meyers
Brown's Iron Bitters Boosts Health Claims
An advertisement extols Bronn's Iron Bitters as a universal remedy for weak nervous debility and dyspepsia. It promises restoration of the nervous system and prevention of serious illnesses, claiming no headache or teeth staining and no alcohol in the formula. Also notes new goods from New York at C. W. Talburri's.
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Bronn
Soldiers invited to 4th of July celebration in Greencastle
Greencastle Post No 11 G A R invites all veterans from any district to join a July 4th event. Expect a large turnout. come mounted if possible or bring saddles for wagons. Report to Post Headquarters at Public Square for assignments. also mentions local ads for pumps, millinery, drugs, and life insurance notices.
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Greencastle
Public Square
D .U. McAner
J.M. Downsonry
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New York
C. W. Talburi's
W. W. Davis
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Brazil
C. W. Taalburt
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Talburt's
Beck’s
Landes Drug Store
B. F. Corwin
Williamson & Daggy
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Langdon
South Side Square
Cook's
Goridat
Putnam County
HS. Renick & CO
Dayton Champion Steel
Mishawaka
East Side Square
Postotice
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Cc. W. Talburt
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Jacob Bicknell
St.louis
Kansas City