Variegated Hues Weary of Life's Burdens in Saloons
A sprawling Indiana-Gazette style jumble reports a string of local notes from Michigan City to Fort Wayne. It mentions saloon wars, a fatal stabbing, a golden wedding in Richmond, farm talks in Tippecanoe, a new Marion bank, and Wabash College hiring a coach, plus strange notes on gas in Morristown and pension lists in dozens of towns. The mix preserves names like Thos Fulbright, Major G. W. Steele, and Peter Vanarsdal while signaling ongoing civic, social, and legal happenings across multiple counties.
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Connersville
Michigan City
Church of God
Anderson
Fort .Wayne
Valparaiso
Fulbright
Elis Rogers
Richmond
Tippecanoe County
Marion
G. W. Steele
Wabash College
Purdue
Bernard Cavanaugh
Kendallville
Teppeny
Himeelf Ead
Muncie
K. T. Commandery
Frank Barcus
Rochester
Evansville Journal
Uca
Saac Worley
Ohn Becker
South Bend
Peter Vanarsdal
Tsrlison
Alonzo Ayr
John R. Hwath
Chrisney
Spencer County
Crawfordsville
Sihingen
Daniel R. Londenbosk
Colorado
Lynch
Tipton
Chas. Jac. Sriver
Marcus
Traen Ad
Pendleton
Kingan
Marion County
Hoodh Parker
Gaynorville
Decatur
Lettera
Leanderdale
Morgan
H. L. Woodside
Mooresvile
John L. Bones
Newburn
Bartholomew
John W. Duncan
Waverly
Morristown
Indiana
Jas. M. Wilson
Seymour
Thomas Dodd
Indianapolis
Wm. W. Kennedy
Martinaville
Levi Richter
Coal Bluff
Wm. N. Moberly
Twington
Wm. Dickerson
Arlington
Robert Lewie
Plainfield
James RK
McClu
John P. Davis
Nathan Modline
Cowan
Richard M. Young
Martinsville
John A Paston
Westville
Joseph W. Robinson
Spencer
Isham Swain
Huntington
James F. Curry
Medora
William Braner
Greensburg
David L. Corder
Todd
William M. Conner
George Kuhn
Sims
William CC. Howe
Jefferson
Aaron H. Baker
Providence
James E. Reynolds
Glenn’s Valley
David W. Jackson
David Jetmore
Samuel M. Little
Six Mile
Thos
Meindoo
Farmer’s
Lawrence Broderick
Terra Haute
Peter Myers
New Comer
Geo. H. Jackson
Fortville
Henry Stasher
William Ashley
Breckenridge
Eli M. Stakebake
Winchester
James T. Morgan
Clermont
Rachel
Samuel McAdams
Vienna
Francis M. Smith
State
George Miller
Duff
Louisa W
John W. Helm
Dillsborough
Susan
J. M. Brickar
Kate J
Amos Birch
Greenfasta
News from the nation and world mix in a wide Victorian digest
The itemized column reports Gladstone supporting a lonal option and National Orange backing immigration limits, while Cronin suspects rely on alibis. Olympia swears in Washington state officers, miners unite, and American ships show strength in Europe. Also noted are labor, crime, fires, class notices, and local business ads.
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Gladstone
National Orange
Cronin
Washington State
Olympia
Miners’ Progressive Union
Indianapolis
Europe
Knights of Labor
Atlanta
Typhone
Heath
W. C
T. A
Willard
Togga
Italy
Michigan Pen
Jackson
Oswego
Kas
Niles
Mich
Afra
Kate Bender
Barrett
Cleveland
St. Thomas
Ont
Michigan Central
G. Cleveland
Bandana Club
Jonisville
Delia Parnell
Bordentown
N. J
New York
Market notes from Indianapolis and Chicago grain and livestock markets
Heavy poultry supply drags prices down while butter remains steady and demand is firm. Grain markets show mixed milling wheat demand, corn and oats uncertain, with local hog receipts and cattle steady among regional sales and futures quotes from Chicago and Lima markets.
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Eaes
U. 3
Indianapolis
Saloe
Sia
Advertising shift to Toe Six paper for free small ads
The tide of small advertising has turned toward Toe Six as readers realize it is inexcusable to pay high prices for want ads. They can be inserted in this paper at no cost or a nominal fee, prompting a move away from other venues.
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Vermont-St
SUN
Athens
Washington St
Congress House
Umbrellas Supplant Rain Gear In Seasonal Display
A Furnishing Department advertises waterproof garments from rubber coats to Macintoshes for men and women and children. It promotes umbrellas as essential for eight months of the year and notes a new shipment of six umbrellas with many novelties. Early visits secure fall stock choices.
The-Wen Cloaks Sale One Week Only
The-Wen offers a one week only sale to clear stock of Seal Walter Plush cloaks priced 35 46 55 and 40 dollars. Warranted as the best wearing plush, the store urges customers to see the above offers before buying elsewhere.
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Walter Plush
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