Local Notes From Crawfordsville And Nearby Towns
Mrs C A Briggs of Crawfordsville visited Mr Thomas Bayne and family this week. Harrison Elliott appointed administrator of the estate of John Friend. Alfred Hirt has moved to the city and occupies Kiefers residence on Indiana street. Hannah L Iddings of Floyd township adjudged insane with William F Iddings named guardian. A local theft on Locust Street Church led to J F Carvers horse and buggy being taken. it was recovered by midnight and Carver will pay $25 for the arrest and conviction of the guilty party.
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Macready
Operas House
G. H. Voss
Indianapolis
Greencastle
James Stone
Kentucky
Morris
Cincinnati
Dan Henry
E. P. Feirbanke
Brothers’ Saw
Russell Township
G.C. Smythe
Atlanta
Georgia
American Medical Association
Gardner
Mendion
Farapsugh
Mondey
T. B. Beott
T.G. Bowman
P.R. Christie
Christie
Cote
Bowman
Presbyterian Church
Brown’s Hall
Eugene Hawkins
W.A. Smock
Kagy
Lorepaugh
Cuallahans
Brick Capel
garThe
Opera House
Female College
E. P. Fairbanks
Terre Haute
E. D. Anderson
Kate Preston
Indianapols
C. A.briggs
Crawfordsville
Thomas Bayne
Alfred Hirt
Kiefer
Indiana Street
Hannah L. Iddings
Floyd Township
William F. Iddings
Locust Street Church
J. F. Carver
Leadville envoy warns Hoosiers away from Colorado
Mr Will Callender writes from Leadville urging Indiana residents to stay put as Colorado is unsafe to live in. Elder Laughlin reports recovery from a sickness and will conduct services at the Christian Church tomorrow morning. The Greencastle city school enumeration records 1 450 children. The county poor house averages fell from sixty to fifty inmates this spring.
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Gax
Will Callender
Leadville
Indiana
Colorado
Laughlin
Christian Church
Greencastle
Richter & Thomas
Indianapolis
Asbury University
Knight I. W. Joyce
E.C
Greencastle Commandery No. 11
K. T
Greencastle rite and riot swirl around Jubilee Singers
The Danville Union reports a near riot among the Green castle and Tennessee Jubilee Singers before departure. Two strong men clashed in a brief fight over funds, teeth used, and testimonies conflict about why the altercation occurred as performers left town. The episode ends with both parties seemingly satisfied, receipts clutched by ladies in the troupe.
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Ber
Danville Union
Greencastle and
Tennessee Jubilee Singers
Putnam Circuit Court Opens April Term Proceedings
Putnam Circuit Court convened in regular session led by Judge pro tem George A. Knight. On the first day the criminal docket included grand larceny, burglary, arson, illegal voting, false pretenses, assault, and other charges with one plea of guilty and a $100 fine plus costs. Civil cases disposed include foreclosures and dismissals with costs. Notable rulings cover verdicts of not guilty in a theft case and various judgments, with numerous dockets stricken or dismissed and officers admitted as attorneys. Grand and traverse juries were sworn for the second day. Venice was ordered for Grand Jury on Monday.
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Putnam Circuit Court
George A. Knight
Brazil
Turman
Harrison Black
Walker Chambers
Robert Witty
Levi McCray
Asa L. Rice
Homer T. Foster
William Jones
Alexander E. Ramsey
Daniel W. Sanders
Costa
John RK
Miller and
Thos
T. Moore
John KE. Cromwell
Samuel KE
D. Gordon
David Gordon
William Rodgers
Enoch A. Branson
Daniel Evans
Dundee Mortgage and Trust Investment Co., Limited
John Irwin
George Bicknell
Nelson Tally
James B. C. Harrah
William Bosson
Milton M.starr
Eequires
Maj. Birch
Thomas Hanna
Richard Wabb
Joseph Ruark
James F. Akers
Caroline Davis
George M.foster
Jane Ellett
Elihu Coble
John D
Mary E. Hutchingson
Jerry
James Steele
Frederick WV. Tornegge
Cornelius Wilkes Hatheway
Eagle Machine Works
Bell Tolin Et al
George Cahilloa
N. A. & C. Railway Co
William M. Young
Jacob B. Johnson
Martin M. Henry
David H. Wafollette
Samuel Robinson
State of
Indiana
Joseph L. Jewett
Richard Lloyd
Clinton Township
Traverse
Wm. H. Holloway
James Denny
Issec Ford
Wm. Skelton
Alfred Looxabill
Zimri Manker
Daniel Leatherman
Wm. W. Allen
Hiram Cox
James Priest
Thomas Sherrill
Thomas J. Williams
Venice
Factory Facts Hop Bitters Claim Health Benefits
Close confinement and factory work sap vitality it is said leading to poor appetite languid feelings and urinary troubles. The ad claims Hop Bitters can restore health through outdoor exposure and the remedy costs little, promising improved complexion and energy.
Howe & Vermilion Buy Wool at Highest Market Price
Howe and Vermilion of South Greencastle seek to purchase 200000 pounds of wool paying the highest market price in cash or trade. They advertise an extensive stock of factory goods and urge sellers to see them before disposing of wool, promising money in your pocket.
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Scott
Green Castle
Howe & Vermilion
South Greencastle
Queens
Howe & Vermillion
J.D. Bence
Frank Hays
Stuttering cure advertised with appliance offer
An advertisement touts a Bates’ Appliances stuttering cure and invites readers to Simpson & Co. in New York for a description. It also promotes T Hartley in Coatsville Indiana, selling a vast dry goods stock at prices claimed to be near cost margins.
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T.h.boswell& CO
No. 10
East Washington Street
Simpson & Co
New York
T. Hartley
Coatsville
Ind
The Unique Perfumes of Dr Price Adapted to Attendants
The advertisement extols the Unique Perfumes of Dr Price including Arista Bouquet for evenings and Pet Rose for parlors churches and concerts. It also promotes Dr Price flavoring extracts as best in America and advertises loans of 300 to 10 000 on improved Indiana farms at 8 percent with early payoff without commissions.
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Dr. Price
Arista
Indiana
H. B. Pauwer & Co
East Market St
Indianapolis
Ind
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