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Newspaper
Greencastle Star
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1880
Page
6
New Nilinery announces ladies appeal for fashion hats turbans feathers flowers laces and trimming novelties at lower prices. Prompt custom orders available on Ras shingt street.
The narrative follows Bridges as he recalls early life choices including moving from Kentucky to Indiana in 1835. He details land purchases near Parkersburg, work building a new business, and rough pioneer years facing illness, harsh winters, and frontier labor while highlighting the perseverance of settlers and their families.
The narrator describes relocating to richer land near two mill dams and building a new homestead. He details improved crops and stock plans, buying the Secrest farm at six dollars per acre, and expanding with grass seed and blue grass to better handle livestock. He notes a lean early store bill and efforts to fence and clear land before continuing the narrative next week.
A Brooklyn born man who married the granddaughter of a rich New York banker abandons his wife, steals her fortune, then divorces in a Western state. He moves to New York with a flashy companion claiming status as a state senator, while his original wife and her three children suffer penury. The piece questions how cross state borders redefine respectability.
A reflection on human limits and the soul’s nature. People focus on temporal passions and earthly aims, forgetting death and decay. The text argues that true prudence points beyond this life to an endless state with God. It likens the soul to a dove seeking rest but finding it only with the divine.
The New York Post notes that 5 million dollars in U.S. bonds from the Mark Hopkins estate went uncounted at death. C P Huntington privately revealed the bonds to family intimates, prompting a late discovery that heirs are richer than expected.
A humorous column lists five paradoxes on truth, fame, justice, courage, and persuasion. Each line frames a proverb about how truth, support, fearlessness, honor, and principled appeal depend on reciprocal actions and underlying character.
A young Paris man won two grand pianos in a lottery and sold them for 10000 francs. He speculated on the Bourse, lost his last franc in weeks, and died by his own hand.
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