Bargains at Burnett's Boots and Shoes
Bargains abound at Burnett's in the Opera House building with the largest stock of boots and shoes in the city. Finest kip and calf boots made in the United States, elegant kid and calf shoes, and a daily replenishment of goods. Boys and girls schoolwear shoes available at low prices. The best English grain and French kip boots in Putnam County offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnett's
Opera House
United States
Putnam County
Tarreaders and Correspon dents News From Indiana County
Local notices report Mrs A M Kelsey visiting the Flinn family amid ill health from impure water. Miss Springer visits Mr McNary’s in county house. Marion township promotes real estate investment with farms for sale. Gillum Raines visits Kansas. Richard Sinclair and wife travel to Kentucky, their emigration forty five years past. School opens at Fillmore with Miss Ellis. William Stanley returns from Hendricks with pumps sales. Weather brings grass growth but pastures damaged by insects. Nichols buried Tuesday. Baker the photographer stays in Tillmore. Smith the telegraph operator away courting. Detrick still frail. Cor line notes scarce party at Shoptaugh residence hindered by weather. Nicholson moves from Greencastle to Fillmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Kelsey
Brick Chapel
Flinn
Miss Springer
Indianapolis
McNary
Marion Township
Indiana
Gillum Raines
Kansas
Richard Sinclair
Kentucky
Fillmore
Miss Ellis
William Stanley
Hendricks County
Nichols
Baker
Tillmore
Smith
Coatsville
Paul Detrick
George Shoptaugh
Ben Nicholson
Greencastle
Merry wedding at Carpentersville for Bridges and Harris
A large gathering witnessed the marriage of John L. Bridges of Fincastle and Vina Harris of Carpentersville to be joined in wedlock by Elder Colvin. The ceremony was brief and heartfelt with a banquet following at the Bridges home, as the couple plan to reside on the groom’s farm near Fincastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Harris
Carpentersville
Wm. Bosson
Greencastle
Mary Baker
Roachdale
John L. Bridges
Fincastle
Vina Harris
Colvin
Crawfordsville
Rh. L. Bridges
Clinton Falls Daily Update and Local Moves
Clinton Falls notes show wheat prospers after rain. Wrights saw mill runs. Elam Perkiss near house completion for business. Brady Tucker stock winter goods. John Cook relocates to Portland Mills operating flour mill. Miss Maggie Huffman from Green Castle Junction visits. Local youths enjoy Mr Jewitt's gathering. George Rchick suffers rheumatism. claims St Jacobs Oil cured him in two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Elam Perkiss
Brady & Tucker
John Cook
Portland Mills
Maggie Huffman
Greencastle Junction
Saginaw Daily News
George Rchick
Lee
St. Jacobs
Local Telegram Notes On Obits, Lectures And Farm News
Wheat crop looks fine. William Beck able to be out. Dudley Vinzant builds a new barn. Mrs. Bond dies and is buried from M E Church with sermon by Rev L F Daniel. W S Taylor ill. Lectures announced by Prof DeMotte. Soldiers reunion in Lafayette. Emma Henry to marry Fred Lord in Shelbyville. Spurgeon lecture at Meharry Hall. Faculty carpet and new chairs praised. Adelphian Society thriving. Crops, rains and farm conditions discussed. several residents move away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Beck
D. F. Ful- Ae
J.M. Wright
Bloomingdale
Parke County
Ind
Dudley Vinzant
Bond
Robert Bond
M. E. Church
L. F. Daniel
DeMotte
Lafayette
Emma Henry
Fred. W. Lord
Shelbyville
Lill
Artisr
David Walk
Indianapolis
Spurgeon
Meharry Hall
Adelphian Literary Society
American Ladies admire Sara Bernhardt
The text recalls Sara Bernhardt praising American ladies for their beauty and clear complexions credited to Swayne's Ointment. An inserted note mentions the principal of a Boston Evening High School earning $530 a week and a testimonial from Evans of Joliet, Illinois praising Sellers Liver Pills for eight years of liver trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Bernhardt
Swayne
Boston Evening High School
Ae Evans
Joliet, Ill
Indianapolis and Springfield Railroad Debate
A. C. F. writes to Mr. Chas. E. Shornton of Bainbridge arguing the Indianapolis and Springfield railroad would be built if profitable, with or without a $50,000 raise. He claims donors receive pleasure but no reciprocity, and offers no sympathy for donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bprrom Star
Chas. E. Shornton
Bainbridge
Thornton
A. C.F
Hocking Valley News Notes Grim Memoir and Health Advertisements
A Logan Ohio item reports Mrs. Alex McClurg cured of rheumatism after using two bottles of St Jacobs Oil. Other items include a Spiritualist treasure rumor in Lymn Massachusetts, and testimonials for Brown's Iron Bitters. Annie Muller dies by self harm in Detroit after a lover loaned trousers to another woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Harrington
Logan
Alex. McClurg
Union Furnace
St. Jacobs
Relief Cure Promises Quick Permanent Health Benefit
An advertorial notes a rapid radical cure for respiratory and sensory ailments with full treatment for $1 via Sandford's Radical Cure. It cites medical claims and urges early use of Parker's Ginger Tonic to prevent illness. A separate police warning from Cleveland Chief threatens shooting anyone near Garfield's tomb at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandford
Cleveland
Garfield
Parker
Brown's Iron Bitters touted as health Restorative
An assortment of patent medicine claims appears in this issue including Brown's Iron Bitters as a tonic and reviver. It references a Kansas City minister defending Ingersoll and notes cures for salt rheum and paralysis like conditions, with various testimonials and ads for Lydia E Pinkham's Compound and travel inducements from the Burlington Route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Oudeslaya
Baltimore
Kansas City
Ingersoll
Also Mentioned on This Page
York Stor
Grand Display
Bing Millinery
Reynold’s
Cloyes, Goodgar & Armstrong
Eom. Abrams
Haseen
Public Square
I. Hawkins
Tom Abrams
Grand Central
Public
John Cawley
Tar Star
Tux Star
Marion Rownanship
Clinton Falls
Lena
Asbury
Floyd Township
W. E. Wise
Mathaway’s Mills
Wash Hargrave
Illinois
Sam Hinkle
Missouri
Elijah Sutherlin
Rebecca Sutherlin
Henkel
Russell Township
James Allen
Gardner
Brooks
Miss Brown
Blatchley
Miss Floyd
Witt
Geo. Fritts
Mr. Sutherlin
Miss Allen
Wallace
David Warden
Eick
Iowa
Zack McGill
Scott Boss
Sutherlin
Springfield
Ohio
Hocking Sentinel
Hocking Valley News
Lymn
Mass
Thomas Veal
Dr. Lindsey
Annie Muller
Detroit
Clarra Bello
Will McDonald
Dearborn St
Chicago
Oct
Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Western Avenue
Lynn
Burlington
Cere
Hanna & Black
Wen
Washington
George Bicknell
Oliver
Studebaker Farm
Columbia and
Indiana Streets
Europe
Vy Sut
Lond
Paris
Hills
Chickering & Sons
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tremont Street
Boston
J. M. Lindsey
R. E. Sellers & CO
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