Hoosiers In It Gasay Gusher and Other Local News
Marion's gas well yields 9,000,000 cubic feet daily near four other wells. The report lists saloon crackdowns, cattle kills, farm fires, arrests, strikes, and the county jail conditions. Notable incidents include a Seymour farmhouse fire, perjury sentence for Hugh M. Bercaw, burglaries in Columbus, and a looming waterways convention in Evansville. Local pensions, weddings, divorces, and a large woolen mill fire in Rochester are noted along with weather outlook and Hood's Sarsaparilla endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Grand Jury
Delphi
Grant County
Morgan County
W. H. Adams
Seymour
Fifth Intiana Cavalry
Franklin
Herlin
John P. Batman
Wm. Crim
Anderson
Bright
Michigan
Hammond
Abboy
Ft. Wayne
Crawfordsville
John Thomsing
Pt. Wayne
Neat
Bater
Peru
Wm. Thompasn
Darion
Gohunbus Sons of America
Ssayne
Paoli
Mike Kriechve
Michigan City
Andrew Kiuizel
Rochester
T. M. Clark
Hugh M. Bercaw
I. P
Frankfort
Shelbyville Democrat
Terre Haute
Albert N. Noland
Columbus
Emas Weaver
Edinburg
Macbeth
Elwood
George Coons
Evansville
Congress
John Garwood
Laporte
Herrioit
Jarmiah Brown
Crawfordaville
Mary House
Barbara Temune
Wayne
Wabash Railroad
Hamilton County
Noblesville
Greenfield
W.H. Hughes
Hughes’ Bank
Nellie Millikan
David Hamilton
North Manchester
Wabash
Ohio
Mississippi
New Orleans
Snider's
Alice Crawford
Valparaiso
C. A. Cross
Brown County
Chicago
Kokomo
Willis Newcomb
John Colvin
Brownstown
Newcomb
Colvin
Delphi Journal
Marion
Indiana
Eleazer A. Scott
John J. Sutton
John Muth
James E. Ryan
Andrew J. Cooper
Gottfried Renner
James A. Jones
Hiram Finton
Levi Billings
Rhodes Rodgers
Samuel C. Mentzer
Frank Thompson
Hiram Green
Henry Minckler
Edward Newcomer
Joseph. Simmons
Jerry Healy
Matthew Sterling
Wiliam H. Dean
Adam Schmdt
James M. White
Aaron McCree
Joseph Pullaman
James W. Vaughn
John M. Gainey
John Spath
William H. Lucas
Willian HL. Schoonover
Elza Sheppard
James White
John RB. Wallace
Aaron W. Bearrell
John W. Dungan
Nicholas A. Goodman
James M. Carr
George D. Parker
John L. Rodman
Jacob Francis
David Bisse
Samuel Davis
Joseph §. Hartley
Richard Fant
Samuel L. Burk
John W. Goodrich
William H. Dawson
John M. Emmitt
George W
Fire plugs damaged. rewards offered. weddings and markets noted
Reward of 25 dollars offered by water company for conviction of those who disabled two fire plugs on North West street. Firemen danced at Tomlinson hall Thursday night. receipts from event may reach 1500 dollars. State printer bids opened with prominent city printers competing. Chief Webster flags deteriorating fire apparatus and water shortages in several city sectors. Thursday night marriages of Matilda Goth to George R. Thomas and Maude Jonson to Alfred C. Cook. Local ads for Sper Watch Club, new store on East Wash., dental offers, and job notices. Friday market listings detail varied produce, meats, canned goods, and groceries with current prices.
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Water Company
N. Weatst
Tomlinson Hall
Webster
Board of Public Safety
Matilda Goth
Geo. R. Thomas
N. New Jereey-st
Maude Jonson
Alfred C. Cook
Fourth Presbyterian Church
California
Morgan & Gray Tie
Lola
Indiana
Groceris S
Cordoba
Java
Johnson
Yarmouth
Polk
Standard
Messina
Columbia River
Sacramento River
New York
Américas
Limburg
Ted Top
Choice
Acme
Poultry
Dull Cattle and Hogs Market Reports From Indianapolis
At Stock Yards Indianapolis on Friday October 16, receipts and shipments were even across cattle hogs and sheep. Prices ranged with prime export cattle at five to five fifty and mixed shipments showing slow demand. Pigs and calves sold unevenly while sheep and lambs held firm for top grades amid a generally dull market.
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Sun
Indianapolis
Penn
Wriday
Fairy Butchers
GEW
Sou Wan
Printing and moving services advertise low rates
OR PRINTING of every description at the lowest rates consistent with good work. Chance Matthews printing company, 3 to 10 Vegte block. Also BRMAN'S Transfer Us offering piano and furniture movers baggage and expressing. Best services in City for all kinds of work. 133 W Washington advertises celuloid finished garbents and photographic services. Negatives priced at $1.50 per dozen at Bennett's, 28H. Wash. St.
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Chance- Matthews Printing Company
Brman’s
Bennett's
New York Store Marks 1853 Establishment Anniversary
The New York store, established in 1853, notes booming winter sales due to the cold snap and announces specially attractive bargains and prices for tomorrow to attract shoppers and boost revenue.
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New York
Bargain Dress Goods Sale At Half Price
The store offers Tyrone Suitings 36 in wide in new mixtures and stripes at 20 cents per yard, All Wool Dress Fabrics in mixed patterns, stripes, plaids and plains at 50 to 75 cents per yard, Wide Print fabrics at 7 2-3 cents, and black silk grounds with swivel effects at 1.56 dollars per yard, all with substantial discounts.
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Tyrone
Wwe
Fall Underwear for Ladies Special Values
Fall underwear sale offers ladies ribbed vests and pants in Jersey, fine cotton, all wool, and combination garments. Items include two cases of ribbed vests at 2c, natural gray sets at 35c, 100 dozen imperfect all wool vests at 5c, 75 dozen wool blend pieces at 75c, and 50 dozen white and gray combinations priced well below original values. Large selection across silk, cotton, and wool blends highlighted for city shoppers.
BasE V NT Ex Exposed Hardware and Kitchen Goods Sale
A fragmented advert lists assorted items for sale including glassware brass evaporators for gas fires and heavy chamber items. It mentions rising sun stove polish, silver plate pieces, large water bottles and jugs, cruets, and a complete line of fancy baskets and sewing baskets with many cheap prices.
Children's Bright Bongoia Shoes and Other Footwear Ads
An assortment of shoe listings from a vintage ad page notes various styles and sizes. Prices range from 1.75 to 2.50 with items including spring heels, calf button footwear, goat hide loafers, laced bucks, and button boots advertised as durable and fashionable with year round availability.
Jewelry specials with rolled plate necklaces and pins
Jewelry sale offers rolled plate bead necklaces with five pendants in silver and Roman finishes at 25c, with a 60c value. Also rolled plate twisted necks, stick pins, breast pins, and chatelaine bags offered at deep discounts, highlighting pendants and settings with low sale prices.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vicinity
Strayea
Cify Life
Sper Watch Club Co
Pennsylvania St
EB. Wash.st
Jacob Guber
Brown’s
Tae Sun
John Wanamaker
Ng Son
Httle
Bno
Sound Ear
Hay
Timothy
Cuicano
W. Washes
Eblnald
Everroad & Frank
Aia Virginia
Hodp
Virginia Ave
Ian
Dillon 3& Wm
Mays
East St
Overman & Nicoll
Delaware
Michigan St
Archer
Fiestcher
Hull
Wargleyville
W.U.H
W. Michigan-st
Wood
Westside Planing Mill
New York-st
Belt Paylroats
Lady Jane
C. V. Jamison
Bale
Andrew Lang
Ruth Ogden
Midshipman
Paulding
Mary Elliott_ Seawell
Mursh Heatherdale
Bowen-Merrill
Washington
Maroy’s
Marcy’s
Marcy's
Wm. T. Marcy
W. Wash. ST
Peitis Dry Goods Co
Danbury
DERBY
Danbory Hat
West Washington Street
Estey
Ase
D. i, Baldwin & Co
Pennsylvania
THE
H. Lieber
Krasauer Pianos
Nvo
West
Washington St
Rye
Burford
West Washington &T
Indianapolis, Ind
UlalLy Av
Stata
Pearson's Husis House
Tos
S. A. Fletcher & CO
Safe Deposit
John H. Tarrington
Thos. P. Kean
Allerton and Delmarch
Lexington
Fair Grounds
Allerton
Nancy Hanks
J. M. Forbes
Boston
Kingans Peerless Pork Products
Demend Kingan
Rogers
Lity &* Sratwaxar
East
Charles Mayer & CO
Parrott & Taggart
Albert Gall
C. Johnson
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