Bay View Tomatoes Placed At Biarnall Bros Co
Twenty five cases of Bay View Tomatoes are shown at Biarnall Bros. Co as part of a display or shipment noted in the office records.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Star
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1881
Page
6
Twenty five cases of Bay View Tomatoes are shown at Biarnall Bros. Co as part of a display or shipment noted in the office records.
The piece extols a store's watch line and clocks with sublime movements, then highlights silverware sets and dining wares. It brags of jeweled pieces and silver items, calling them magical and divine, urging readers to visit for bracelets, tokens, and bridal keepsakes.
A long local item discusses a case in Albany where mismanagement reduced a half million dollar estate for a 12 year old heir. It also explains the April delinquent tax list process and levy. The text notes a U S Supreme Court ruling on jury exclusion of colored men in a Delaware case and related constitutional questions.
The court reduces claims that race dictated jury exclusions, bolstering colored citizens access to service. The piece notes broader implications for civil rights, plus a long review of biblical revision and political parallels in Garfield era history. It discusses changes in the New Testament revisions and the stance of American and English committees on authorship and doctrine. It then reflects on party dynamics and leadership tensions in 19th century politics, comparing Buchanan and Douglas to Conkling and Garfield, and their influence on party splits.
The speaker argues a pretext of principle could have crushed the foe but delay and Douglass indifference led to local ticket sacrifices from 1855 and sparked the 1850 rebellion, contributing to Lincoln's election.
A notices column reports Rathi Grubb buying into the North Greencastle planing mill and adding a saw mill, Stevenson & Son advertising soda founts and flags for decoration, Lt. Commander T C Terrell death in Pensacola, a wedding of Dr Fordice and Miss Lucy Allen, and a new book An Inductive Grammar of the English Language by John Clark Ridpath now available from Jones Bros Co.
A town crowd gathered after a boy found a purported dead man near Walnut Creek. Coroner Dr. Rogers led an inquest that revealed the body was a straw effigy used as a scarecrow by Dan Henry, sparking calls to ban such effigies and questions about the coroner's job.
A skiffing party attempting to cross a river near Bryansville was struck by a steamer. two were rescued while one man and two women drowned. Across Indiana many incidents follow including a fatal train event in Terre Haute and a wife shooting in Indianapolis. The Grand Encampment I C O F met in Indianapolis and elected officers.
A former pioneer of Jefferson County was thrown while riding a young horse near Kent and suffered serious injuries. The horse reared at a bridge, pitched him to the ground, and he remained insensible with life despaired of as reports noted. As of the latest news, he remained in critical condition.
The document presents an emergency act establishing jury commissioners in Lucnva County. It details selection by circuit court appointees, oath requirements, box deposits, drawing of grand and petit jurors, special venire provisions, penalties, and pay. It also sets residency, voting, and ownership criteria, plus fee and travel rules for jurors.
A Greencastle editor defends Cole Brothers against Chicago thieves claiming their agents never swindle customers. The piece cites a forfeit offer for proof of wrongdoing and prints testimonials from customers praising J. L. Howard’s work erecting lightning rods, while listing local market rates.
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