Local Lems and City Bits of News
Local notes report residents moving to and from the city, visitors, and small incidents. John Robe left town. Fred B Catherwood is ill. Maggie Mahoney visits Indianapolis. John Browning and bride return from Cincinnati. Minnie Brandon sells goods for James Gillespey. Flora Turman visits Sullivan county. an advertisement for The When appears. Chew acts as telegraph operator. Nip and Tuck billed to perform at the Opera House. Cora Lee of Dowagiac visits. P O Harris returns east with rheumatism. Reverdy Hammond goes to Illinois as telegraph operator. H C Darnall from Indianapolis will open a law office. apples sold from wagons. Joel Allen erects Garfield flag-pole on Indiana street. walnuts and hickory nuts ripen. Lockridge & Bridges deliver cattle and hogs to Alex Mann. J W Cole injures himself and uses crutches. Rev Arney sermons praised. John G Sweeney wins state fair premiums. J E Earp to lecture at Meharry Hall on opportunities for usefulness. a six-year-old boy dislocates elbow. Dr Smythe attends. Gilmore and Corwin visit Cincinnati. Exposition and World’s Fair draw visitors. a colored boy Jones falls from an apple tree and is treated by Dr Pitchlynn.
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Maggie Mahoney
Indianapolis
John C. Browning
Bride
Cincinnati
Minnie Brandon
James Gillespey
Flora Turman
Sullivan County
Star
Miss Chew
South Depot
Nip and Tuck
Opera House
John G. Sweeney
Madison Township
Jack
Jennet
J. E. Earp
Meharry Hall
Gay
John Moss
Oakalla
Smythe
Seyrank Gilmore
Frank Corwin
Porkopolis
Renick Curtis & Co Exhibit Slide and Jump Seat Vehicle
Greencastle firm Renick Curtis & Co at the State Fair unveils a slide and jump seat carriage that converts from a two seat carriage to a one seat buggy and back, plus a front seat transformable into a baby crib. The feature, praised by Indianapolis papers, marks a notable carriage innovation attracting attention from fairgoers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Renick, Curtis & Co
Greencastle Ind
Indianapolis Sentinel
Messrs
Greencastle
Exposition
Money to loan on security through H. Lewis in Greencastle Ind
Money to loan on good security for any length of time. For particulars call on H. Lewis, Greencastle, Ind. Lost in Greencastle, one pair of quarter boots for a fast horse. Reward paid on return to Black's livery stable. Malt Bitters touted as a Brain and Nervous system tonic from local druggists and physicians.
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Lewis
Greencastle
Ind
Black’s
Lilly Bracket Co Shoes At Christie’s In Greencastle
P R Curistie acts as sole agent for Lilly Bracket Co men’s shoes sold at Christie’s shoe store near the National Bank in Greencastle. The ad promises best stock fit and finish, urging a visit for superior value. Also promotes Sherman’s Prickly Ash Bitters for indigestion and Harry Webber’s Nip and Tuck in Private Life at the Opera House next Tuesday with tickets at Langdon’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly, Bracket & Co
Greencastle
P. R. Curistie
United States
Christie’s
National Bank
Smyth Undertaker Adverts Coffins and Repairs
Greencastle Indiana undertaker EB W Smyth promotes a full line of coffins caskets and burial robes with five years of experience and a satisfaction guarantee. He warns of the Nip and Tuck in Private Life performance at the Opera House next Tuesday with tickets at Langdon’s. Corwin Co advertises carpets oilcloths and low cash prices while George Wysong offers bargains on groceries at the northwest public square.
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Eb.w.smyth
Bayne’s Block
East Washington St
Greencastle
Ind
Mr. Webber
Opera House
Langdon’s
George Wysong’s
Northwest Corner Public Square
Sewing Machine Sales at J F Hills Headquarters
The Domestic and Imported Singer machines are advertised as sold at J F Hills headquarters for sewing machines and organs. Several women including Mrs Newt Larkin Mrs Columbus Brown and Miss Rosa White have purchased New Domestic models while others bought Imported Singers. An entertainment Webbers Nip and Tuck is set for Opera House next Tuesday with tickets at Langdons. Bargains in Canton Flannels and other textiles offered at the post office south corner store. C W Talburt 223 Passimenteries and Cloak Trimmings in new designs at Corwin's 223.
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Greencastle Fair
Newt
Larkin
Columbus Brown
Newton Wilson
Samuel B. [Etcheson
Harvey Munday
Franklin Underwood
Rosa White
Lemuel Pierson
Henry Cox
Nancy Johnson
Andy Sigler
Wmn. T. Davis
J. F. Hill
Canton
C. W. Talburt
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The
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Cora Lee
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A.J. Farrow
Cloverdale
Fea
Hammond
Illinois
H.C. Darnall
Joel Allen
Indiana Street
Lockridge & Bridges
Alex- Mann
J. W. Cole
Rev
Arney
Presbyterian Church
Jones
South End
Lena
James Stokes
Amos Ratliff
Mel
Thomas
J.B. Colbram
Milford Wright
Wm. Murphy
Asbrean Kitchen
Wright
Elder Christian Church
Bruner
I. Fuller
L.G
Brattin
Greencastle Watch and Jewelry Establishment
R. W. Crawley
Cole Bros
Harry Webber
EB. W. Smyth
Lafayette
Stark
Neff's
A. W. Talburt
G. W. Corwin & CO
Jamestown
Putnam County
Jones’ Drug Store
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C.W. Talburt
G. W. Corwin& CO
Cosgrove & Rowe
Neff
Hammar
Milt. E. Thomas
Morton, Indiana
Corwin’s
Corwin & CO
Talburt's
A.J. Neff
Tom Abrams
Wysong's
Wysong’s
Northwest Corner
Public Square
Tfs
Hammond's
Darnall Bros. & Co’s
Queensware
A. L Goodbar & Son's
East Side Public Square
A. L. Goodbar & Son
East Side Square
Webber
Langdon
Corwin's
Boston
Philadelphia
Butterick
Opposite National Bank
Talburt’s Block
C. WW. Talburt
Cooks Drug Store
Meyer Bros. & CO
Prop’s
St. Louis
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E. C. Rowland Neils
Ilair
Washington Street
Centennial Saloon
J.M. Owens & Bro
West Side Publo Square
Greeneastic
Castle Mills
South Greencastle
Machine Company
Culver
Chinery Done Prom
South Bet