Surplus Pedal Extremities and Odd Indiana Happenings
A wide array of Indiana notes fill this column from Delph i gas drilling to missing persons and local ordinances. Mentions include a Shelbyville disappearance, a $8,060 M.E. church project at Rensselaer, a large camp of tramps near Jeffersonville, a big meeting of old settlers at Wabash, and plans for natural gas in Plainfield and Michigan City. Reports cover thefts, arrests for law violations, coroner findings, and civic efforts like electric lighting in Goshen and a Florida Southern conductor appointment. Multiple towns appear with diverse local events, including fairs, fires, obituaries, and pension notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Daniel Thompson
Logansport
Anderson
LaPorte County
Plainfield
Michigan City
Wabash
Franklin
Rushville
LaPorte
W. E. Denny
Boonville
Kansas City
Huntington
John Revel
Petersburg
South Bend
Argentine
Elkhart
G. Adkins
Bloomington
William Bunnell
Spring Hill
John W. Post, Jr
Canneraville
Alf. Corbin
Grant Ross
Wingate
Michigan
Professor Ward
Anderson High School
Herald
Maggie Baste
Shelbyville
Goshen
Board of Trade
McReynolds
Davis
Siders
Republican
Plymouth
Tenth Cavalry
Terre Haute
Barmera
Chas
Howell
New Albany
Sues L
Lowell Miles
Hartford City
Muncie
Huntington’s
Louisa Passmore
Mooresville
Passmore
Indiana
Joseph F. Holmes
Das
Bilis
Danham
Amos Maguire
Scott Swann
Jas. M. Brown
John W. Otte
Hugo Albin
Jacob T. Horner
John F. Nichols
Jacob Beck
Baley W. Hamilton
Daniel McMillin
Jeremiah H. Steele
Benj. Burtch
Venison France
Orlistus W. Thornburg
C. Cherry Holmes
Jeremiah Hyans
Peter Beer
Hiram Squrlin
Franklin W. Murray
Obed B. Dennis
Timothy D. Hoar
Andrew B. Gray
dJatch Hawkins
Samuel Laz
Wm. Allen
Wm. W. Anderson
Jeremiah Conrad
Jas
W. Hamrick
Chas. Rider
Wim. M. Stewart
Mary
Chas. McMillin
Margarette
Jacob Grosh
Baseball Tips Daily Off In Work Behind The Bat
The Hoosiers face the Clevelands in an afternoon game with 4 30 start to fit stone ceremonies. Bakry will likely pitch for Cleveland while Getzein and Sommera handle Hoosier catching. Capt Glasscock’s team shows crowd fueled form as McGeachy stacks hits and Anson hushes Duffy’s coaching remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevelands
Getzein
Sommera
Hoosier
Hoosiers
Chicago
Glasscock
McGeachy
Innin
Cap
Duffy
Anson
Daify
Anse
Chiis
Tsvas
Phil
Powers
Indianapolis
Gilderoy
City Life Chariman Refusal Highlights Local Politics
J W Rees declines Republican city committee chair due to private business. Ward primaries set for next Tuesday in wards 3 4 14 20 21 and 22 from to p m ward 1 on Aug 31. other ward dates deferred. Elder Merton starts new church after rift with Mt Zion congregation. some members join him. Masonic hall packed for Francis Murphy. Dr W B Fletcher discusses Alcoholism. nightly meetings this week and grand rally Sunday at Tomlinson hall. Thearle & Cooper’s Michael Strogoff not as strong as Kiralfys. Eng lish's Silver Deck praised. Thayer company debut at English's. Park show busy. theaters open Thursday with 2 30 pm matinee. National Songs book from White Sewing Machine Co distributed at monument and camp fire tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Rees
Republican City Committee
State Board of Agriculture
Republican Executive Committee
P. m
Merton
Mt. Zion
California
Masonic Hall
Francis Murphy
W. B. Fletcher
Tomlinson Hall
Michael Strogoff
Thearle & Cooper Company
Kiralfys
Thayer Comedy Company
Silver Deck
Picture of soldiers monuments offered by National Accident Association
A notice invites visitors to the National Accident Association office in the Talbot Block corner Market and Pennsylvania streets to obtain a photo collage of soldiers monuments for the corner-stone day. The firm also offers an indestructive identifying medal for insured persons to prevent misidentification of injured or deceased individuals. The association, based in Indianapolis, claims reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Accident Association
Talbot Block
Corner Market
Pennsylvania
The
Accident Association
Indianapolis
Milwaukee Encampment Special Fare Notice
To Milwaukee and Return via Pennsylvania Erie Panhandle Route. This low rate aids the G A R fraternity for the annual encampment in Milwaukee. August 21 at 2 percent. Tickets valid to return until September 5, 1850. Tickets via Pennsylvania Incs agents at Washington and Illinois streets Union station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Pennsylvania
Aus
Pennsylvania Incs
Washington
Illinoissts
Union Station
Fine jewelry. Low prices at Comstock's Thursday
Comstock's ad lists discounted provisions and groceries for Thursday August 22. Items include smoked meats, bacon, lard, sugars, coffees, canned fruits, vegetables, and assorted specialties with varied prices per pound, can, or case. Local shop promotes broad selection and bargain prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Coniec
Cordoba
Johnson
Markets Inactive Amid Holiday Fesitivities
The markets show inactivity with holiday influences, but trading remains evident. Listing of produce and provisions includes oysters, peas, beans, cheese, butter, poultry, fruits, vegetables, sodked Lima beans, salmon, tomes of various commodities, and assorted groceries with varied prices. Notable items include oysters full weight at $2, salmon around $3, conjoined with price ranges for lemons, oranges, Bananas, apples, and coal oil products. The tone notes steady but reduced activity in Excelsior and across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
West
Columbia
N. Y
New York
Massina
California
Duchess
Maryland
Fred
For Sale Ad Promises Quick Profits in The Sun
An advertisement under For Sale in The Sun promotes an 80 cent weekly cost for ten words with a three day time-of-check and claims to bring large profits for buyers. The copy emphasizes guaranteed returns and market appeal to attract readers.
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Denny
Gunston
North Mancheser
Delphi
Jim Johnson
Rensselaer
Baseball
City Life
Comstock’s
Bus
Wash
White Sewing Machine Co
Comstock
City Markets
Dikeup
Rwochv
Liezie
Wm. EB. Wood
Third-st
Atea
OSS & Palmer
O. A. Bates
Tennessee-st. Zelpreene
Tle
Jeward
Ail. W
Betty
I. W. Walker
W. Washington Sh
Washington-st
Joseph W. Connolly
Anteu—Actise
New Jersey
Litchigan
North-st
Haughville
Pennsylvania-st
Walnut St
Adame May
W. Markat
Missouri
Dwight and Anchor
Maslin
Marseilles
Ayres & CO
Butterick
Winen
Pennsylvaniai St
Postoffice
Watcees
Bingham
A.B. Gates & CO
Indianapolis, Ind
North Illinois-st. Chas. Sindlinger
DR. & F. Earhart
Maida
Paul H. Krauss
E. Washust
Bates House
Youwie Bros
Solpters’ and Sailors’ Monument
Indiana Cyclorama Company
Atlanta
Sons of Veterans
Frank H. Smith
N. Penn, ST
Edmondon Optical Association
Comstock’s Jewelry Store
East Washington St
Ind
Rewly
Tik Sun
G. Eden and CO
Leadens
Stair
North
Delaware
Sun
Piush
Guavett
Joseph Cow
East
Washington Street
North Illinois Street
Hige
Havana
C. WL Raschig
Washington St
Major Taylor
W.twidley &Co
Paraco
Wiley & CO
Now OR
Thia
West Washington Street
Albert
Gall
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