Miscellaneous items and notices from a 1877 week
The column lists misc items including books at low prices from Young Whit locks, local ads for land sales by Sheriff Bartlett, and building projects by W King. It notes a storm in the Sandwich Islands, a verdict of not guilty in a local shooting case, and various community notices about services, marriages, and real estate listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitlocks
The
People
Harvey Church
Charley Fears
Beech er scandal defendants summoned for testimony in court
The article notes two ministers summoned to testify in a Beech er scandal suit set to proceed in court. It also lists local political figures and recent moves including Eden's narrow majority over Chafee and various residents traveling or relocating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecher
Presents and local notices highlight political triumphs
Aesthetic gifts include bound volumes from Young Whitlock. Dulaney and Golden move their law office to a corner second floor room in Dulaney’s new building and display style. Harper of the Argus showcases a Hayes victory emblem a cannon firing to mark the hoped outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulaney & Golden
Dulaney
Harper
The
Argus
Hayes
Painting and Graining of Dulaney Building Completed
Gibson, Lowe & Co completed the painting and graining of R. L. Dulaney's new building, delivering a high quality job that matches the overall project. Reverend John Tansey of Indiana preached an excellent sermon at the M. E. Church on Sabbath, praising his evident ministerial ability. He stayed with Mr. B. R. Johnson and Judy, as he is the brother of Mrs. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Dulaney
Gibson, Lowe & Co
Poula
John Tansey
Indiana
M. BE
B. R. Johnson
Judy
Johnson
Trial of Phillip L. Boyer Ends in Guilty Verdict
Lawyers delivered strong speeches as Phillip L. Boyer faced trial for snapping a pistol at Rinehart Batts. The jury found him guilty and sentenced him to one year in the penitentiary. A motion for a new trial was filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip L. Boyer
Rinehart Batts
Tremble trial ends with not guilty verdict
The Tremble case over removing his son's remains from the Catholic cemetery to Mattuon was tried on Tuesday and resulted in a not guilty verdict. A note asks distant subscribers who pay by wrappers to remit for the current year as their fine has expired. An old flag honoring Hayes' section was removed from Frost's office after persistent lamentation about Louisiana thieves. The remark concludes with the phrase should be shot on the spot attributed to John A Dix.
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Tremble
Mattuon
Frost
Hayes
Louisanna Thelves
John A Dix
Oyster Supper Planned by Congregational Church Ladies
The Congregational Church ladies announce an oyster supper next Tuesday evening at Mrs. Payne's residence. Admittance is free with supper on the European plan pay for what you get. A hearty turnout is hoped for to ensure a splendid event.
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The
Congregational Church
Payne
Obituary of Darwin Township resident Christopher Leightenberger
Died on the 2 s t inst at his residence in Darwin township, Christopher Leightenberger aged 79 years 10 months. An old county citizen, well and favorably known, he left no enemies. Also notes Tilden's 367 500 popular vote lead over Hayes in 38 states and claims of differing newspaper counts. reports Georgia Kentucky Texas and Virginia each with about 75,000 majority.
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Darwin Township
Christopher Leightenberger
Tilden
Hayes
Haves
Georgia
Kentucky
Texas
Virginia
Lost Gold Bracelet with Initials T L M Found
A gold bracelet with initials T L M was lost on Wednesday between the city and John Eib’s residence via the National Road. A liberal reward will be given for its delivery to Mitchell's Harness Shop. T L Mrrewet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
John Eib
Mitchell
T. L. Mrrewet
Monument of art erected over Mre Kimmel remains
Martin Grace Esq of Terre Haute visited Friday to erect a monument over the remains of Mre Kimmel at Livingston cemetery. The work is praised as a model of art and reflects grace in all his undertakings.
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Martin Grace Esq
Terre Haute
Our City
Mre Kimmel
Livingston Cemetry
Jail Lining Brings Improved Security In County
Workmen, led by Mr. Clift of Terre Haute, install iron lining in the jail to prevent prisoner escapes. Cost of the improvement is 1 176 dollars. Hon T J Gulden seeks a pardon for Lea from this county, arguing excessive sentence and improved conduct and health since confinement. Public sales listed include Dec 2 Simeon Rhorer residence, Dec 8 John Winsett residence, Dec 10 Union Prairie Mary Contbs, and Dec 10 York Mary Early parts. purchasers advised to attend for valuable property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clift
Terre Haute
T. J. Gulden
Lea
Simeon Rhorer
John Winsett
Chester Handy
Mary E
Union Prairie
Mary
York
Estates listed for administration and local notices
The paper notes admin for James R. Downes on Jacob Greever estate Mary E. Coombes on Robert Coombes estate and Chester Handy on John Winsett estate with interested parties advised to govern themselves. It mentions T L Slocum in town praising Prof Kilborn and visiting schools. Thanksgiving services on Thursday the 30th at M E Church with 10 30 A M sermon by Rev George F Davis and a 7 PM prayer service. business closures urged for observance.
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James R. Downes
Jacob Greever
Mary E. Coombes
Robert Coombes
Chester Handy
John Winsett
M. EB
George F. Davis
Presbyterian Church
Pioneer Polly Chenoweth Dies in City at 65
Mrs Polly Chenoweth long a county pioneer died at her son's home on Sabbath eve aged 65 after long illness. She was buried at Walnut Prairie beside her late husband. Relatives and friends mourn the loss as pioneers fall. A reader renewed his subscription and paid for a year’s card in our office, a rare gesture among professionals.
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Mathias R
Polly Chenoweth
Variety entertainment at Harlans Hall in city
The Academy of Music presents a Friday evening show at Harlan's Hall with a troupe of Stars. Attendees are urged to attend and witness a performance praised by spectators as the best they have seen. The dancing drone of Welby and Pearl is highlighted as well worth the admission.
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The
Academy of Music
Harlan’s Hall
Vthis
D Gessinger and Son Sell Garments at Cut-Rate Prices
D Gessinger and Son announce pants at 25 cents coats at 50 cents and a genuine English fur beaver overcoat for 25 dollars all new stock bought this fall not shoddy spring stock. Every article warrantied as represented repair work offered promptly and reasonably.
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D. Gessinger & Son
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Tuurspay Morgina
Atlantic Express
Chicago
Tt Pacific Express
Charles Chrisman
Agt
PARIS
Danville
R. R
Frelight
Acc'n
Acc'n. Ll
U.P Leseon, Ag’t
A.M
Washington
Anthony Fuller
Dar- Win
Bartlett
W. King
Sanwich Islands
Dan Thompson
Mr. Obenshuain
Vahdilia
Sunday’s Express
Martin Grace
Checkers
W. H. Ayers
Regie Prichard
W. Flood
Robert Black
Madame R
Robert
Democratic
Lydia
Bale
Rson
Eden
Chafee
Moultrie
Sherman
Bennett
Indianapolis
A. C. Allen
Danville, Ind
Auburn Lb
Mr. Whitlock
Young
John Whitlock
California
Daniel J. Davidson
O. L. Davis
Secretary of State
Marshall
Legore & HI Sutton
New Orleans
Sutton & Legore
Returning Board
Lindsay
Hailey
Revells
Allison
Harlan Stall
Milton Overture
Whitlock
NEW Clothing House
Weerk
Maiti St
Bet
North Side
Ind
Albini
W.s.ryce & CO
Balmoral
W. S. Ryce & CO
T. L. Slocum
St. Louis
Willson Hinkle & Co
Cincinnati
New York
Crawford County Argus
North Carolina
Hays
Umunanuss
Mattellasse
W.S. Ryue & CO
Charles Dickens
Young Whitlocks
O. Trask
Marble Block
W. A. Duxee
Frisa
Labrador
G. A. Hiffard
W. T. Martin
Campbell
City’ Hotel Aid W Ragon Yard
Wishen
Braucse
Ryce & CO
Terre Haute, Ind
Will Lockard
J.F. Martin
W.T. Martin
Mre. J. Husteds
Thompson & Archer
Iron Front
Stucks Goods
G. A. Hippard’s
G. A. Hippard
Clark
Levety
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