Advertisement terms and agency contact for Greencastle Star
The Siar terms one percent per year. Mr J H Bate, Newspace Advertising Agent at 41 Park Row Times Building New York, authorized to contract for advertisements in The Greencastle Star. Paper may be filed at Geo P Rowell & Co New York for advertising contracts. Entered at Greencastle Indiana Post Office as second class mail matter.
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J. H. ‘Bate
Newspace
Park Row
Times Buiding
Newark
Tuk Greencastle Star
Geo. P. Rowell & Co
Burea
Spruce St
New York
Greencastle Ind
Rumor on Tilden plan and railroad fare cuts in press
The New York Tribune says Tilden is committed to candidacy, with Payne of Ohio as his vice president pick. Wheat sowing up 30 percent foresees surplus and price declines as millions of last year’s crop remains. Also noted are a school teaching license rule, Vandalia Railroad fare cut to three cents per mile, and Blaine vs Grant polling at the Chicago Convention.
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Tiurur
New York Tribune
Tilden
Cincinnati
Payne
Ohio
Agricultural Department
Heer
Vandalia Railroad Company
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Indiana
J. K. M’donald
Hendricks
National Executive Committee
McDonald
Judge Harrington
A. I. Roach
Justice Mield
California
Mr. Hendricks
Juge Field
Paris Convention Nominating Speculation Widens
The New York Sun notes possible Democratic tickets with Tilden in New York and options including Palmer, Randall, Payne, Hancock, and English. Grant is deemed sure to win the Chicago Convention on the first ballot. Indiana and Cincinnati rumors swirl about Tilden and Hendricks. Legal and political maneuvering are described, including court challenges to amendments and ballot eligibility debates in New Albany.
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Sexavor Conkling
Grant
Chicago
Excerpted Political Currents and Rumors From Washington to Chicago
The Terre Haute Mail notes Senate Exodus Committee costs of 45000 dollars versus 16525 in Washington dispatches and comments on Congress delaying until after the Chicago Convention. Reports say Democrats plan separate bills on Deputy Marshal duties and appointment. Washington dispatches claim Grant will withdraw from the presidential race, a claim disputed by Grant supporters. Speaker Randall pursues Cincinnati nominating effort with strong support from Pennsylvania. Cook County Republicans split on Grant, with anti Grant and bolter factions noting possible impacts on the third term bid. Washington reports Chicago convention chatter as a major political topic, with varying opinions on implications for Blaine Grant forces and the future of the nominations.
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Jayuawken
Indianapolis
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago
Grant
Blaine
Ohio
Sherman
Illinois
Terre Haute Mail
Senate
Washington Dispatches
Daily Press
Washington
Congress
Randall
Cincinnati
Cofforth
Pennsylvania
Tilden
New York
Cook County
Ills
Real Estate Transfers Reported by Lewis and Newgent
A series of property transfers from Jefferson to Cloverdale and nearby townships records parcels, lots, and acreage sold for sums from 20 to 2,981 dollars. Notable entries include Parker to Keller 10 acres, Garrison to Black lot 31, and Bir チ ch comr to DeMotte. The piece also notes 16,000 Methodist churches owing debts totaling 7 million dollars and trustees criticized for mortgaging property to meet current expenses.
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Lewis & Newgent
Joel D. Parker
John A. Keller
Jefferson Tp
John 8. Garrison
Amanda Black
Mt. Meridian
Sheriff P. C
Joseph Bament
Madison Tp
D. E. Williamson
W.W. Yeates
Monroe So
Emeline L.hoyt
Lelia L.demotte
E.enl
Greencastle
Jonathan Birch
Com
Lelia L. DeMotte
Carnelius Jenkins
Hugh Dannington
Division
Cloverdale
Elijah Grantham
I’. M. Ghormley
Roachdale
McGeed Mason
W. A. Moore
Russellville
Thornton Devore
Fillmore
Nelson
Alspaugh
Brew W. Alspaugh
James F. Booker
Malinda C. Blades
Jackson
Pauline Hubbard
Robert C. Shepherd
Marion
Mary EB. Allen
Hiram TP. Allen
Pleasant Garden
Washington Tp
William Eggers
John Gleason
Matirsa Watson
James M. Ruark
Monroe
A. Picket
Elizabeth Short
Catherwood's Enl
Carpentersville
General Conference
State and civil court items from Indiana docket
The column lists several case outcomes from the State and civil dockets. Farley faces four years in state prison with a $2000 fine for burglary and larceny. Henry Stearns foreclosure and judgment of $2245.40. Travelers Insurance foreclosure for $2797.83. Finn and Rudisill plead guilty to petit larceny with one year in prison and three years disfranchisement. A report of partition costs and injunctions are noted among other entries. The regular civil docket call began Tuesday.
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William Farley
Lucinda B. Hancock
Nathaniel Girten
Flenry P. Stearns
Bachelder
Travelers’ Insurance Co
Charles C. Gilmore
Charles C
Edmond W. Lewis
Henry H. Hillis
Decoration Day Arrangements Made For Forest Hill Cem
The Decoration of Soldiers Graves committee met at Hana & Hays and set May 30 activities at Forest Hill Cemetery with Hon D E B Williamson presiding and H I Mathias and Prof McNutt as speakers. A ten couple youth decorations group was named, Asbury Cadet corps invited, and Captain M J Cooper to marshal the procession. Also noted are funeral notices for Mary Ellen Evans of Putnam County aged 38 with family left behind.
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Hanna & Hays
Forest Hill Cemetery
D. EB. Williamson
H. I. Mathias
Isq
Prof. McNutt
J. W. Weik
Hammond
J. ‘I’. Darnall
Geo. B. Marshall
Baker
Park B. Graham
Prof. DeMotte
Joe Grogan
L. P. Chapin
Jas
H. Allison
John St.Mahan
John Wilson
Samuel Woodruff
Asbury Cadet Corps
M. J. Cooper
College Avenue
College Campus
Court House Yard
Greencastle
Grand Army of the Republic
Noah R. Evans
Groveland
Putnam County
Indiana
Mary Ellen Evans
Nitt. Evans
M. E
Lecture notes and college items from a day on campus
A collection of campus items and local notices: tomorrow's lecture by Dr Karp and a report on last Sabbath’s service. J R Goodwin, killed by his brother at Brookville, left funds for Asbury University. Meharry Hall hosts Mozart Club concert next Wednesday. Butler baseball visits the college today with a strong squad. Phi Delta Theta fraternity causes chapel fuss. Prof Ridpath books Marshall for a Yosemite Valley lecture next Friday. Z D Brown of Wadley Ga reports three sons using crutches due to brittle bones. oldest Sylvester has twenty six fractures.
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Karp
J. R. Goodwin
Brookville
Asbury University
Smith
Ridpath
Roberts Park Church
Indianapolis
Charley Mikels
Wabash
Mozart Club
Meharry Hall
Butler University
Butler
Chapel
Phi Delta Thetas
Marshall
Yosemite Valley
Philo
San Francisco
Mister
Z. D. Brown
Wadley
Sylvester
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A. R. Brattin
Watchmaker & Jeweler
Greencastle, Ind
SIAR
Frank A. Auxoup
Axp
Niblack
Supreme Court
Bay View
New California
Java
Darnall Bros. & Co’s
Calland Ee Us
New York Sun
Samuel J. Tilden
John M. Palmer
Samuel J. Randall
Henry B. Payne
William S. Hancock
United States
William H. English
Williams
New Albany
Kelso
L. P. Cuarty
C.C. Matson
J. W. Weix
8. A. Hays
Asbury Notes
Allen’s Drug Store
Fancy Goods
Bayne
T. B. Scott's
Fancy Goods Main
Washington Street
Bayne’s
Jones’ Drug Store
T., Bowman
Jotin Burley
T. G. Bowman & Co
Southard
Langdon’s
Wash. St
Et Glen
Nichols
Shepard & CO
Battle Creek, Mich
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