Dr A M Hayden General Surgery Specialist in Evansville IN
Dr A M Hayden offers general surgery and kidney bladder and skin diseases specialty with office at 502 Upper First Street Evansville Indiana and telephone number 56. Notary Henry Hunsdon of New Harmony Indiana will administer writings and acknowledgments for deeds mortgages powers of attorney and otherNotary Public tasks on January 10.
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A. M. Hayden
Upper Flist Street
Evansville
Indiana
Enry Hunsdon
Illinois
New Harmony
Ind
Notary Public
Henry B. Beal
Gay
G. A. R. Hall
Tavern Street
Thanksgiving mood and local notices mix withads in a 19th century paper
A nostalgic column blends Thanksgiving reflections with local news. items include weather notes, river conditions and road reports, a winter euchre club, sales at Ford Bros. and Lichtenberger, a photo gallery by Mr Newkirk, and various advertisements. The piece references a Thanksgiving ball at Thrall Opera House and mentions fishing laws and a Dayton Musical Co. performance by juvenile artists.
County Primary Plan Aimed at Restoring Democratic Victory
State party leaders urge an April 7 primary to energize turnout and allow harmony before the November election. Posey County seeks to reclaim a Democratic majority as township races and a county-wide contest loom next year. The Poseyville News notes a nearby swamp area with steady industry and future development plans.
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State Committee
Center Township
Mt. Vernon
Posey County
Cat-tails Found Useful For Burns In Plaster Mix
Cat-tails growing by streams and marshes are cited as both ornamental and useful. An exchange suggests making a plaster from the down with a little lard to apply to burns, which reportedly soothes and heals quickly, even easing a fresh burn in minutes and starting healing within a day for older injuries.
Death of Mrs Gotwald in St Paul Minnesota
Telegram announced the death of Mrs. G A Gotwald in St Paul Minnesota Sunday evening at 9 o clock. She had been a long time patient and scarcely had a chance of recovery. Deceased was well known and greatly loved in the community for her amiable qualities. Sympathy extended to her family.
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E.S. Echard
G. A. Gotwald
St. Paul
Mion
Unlucky Charley Moore Near Lumber Yard Mishap
Charley Moore at Mann's mill earned a lay off after a heavy plank fell on him at the lumber yard last Friday. Odds point to his chances of becoming the first to contribute a finger to the stave cutter.
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Charley Moore
Mann's Mill
Five coons Bagged In Country Hunt By Party
Luther Schnee reports a late night coon hunt with a party in the country securing five raccoons. The sport provides amusement and the fur is valued at 60 cents each, often covering ammunition costs.
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Luther Schnee
Postmaster Husbands Remodels City Post Office
Postmaster Husbands has remodelled and fitted up the post office in a handsome and more convenient style. It will now rank with any fourth class office in the state.
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Husbands
Local Residents Visit Nearby Towns and Relatives
Mrs Wm Kreipke and two children from Evanaville visited relatives last Saturday. Mrs W M Ford Miss Eliza Lichtenberger and Harry Ford also visited Evanaville. John Fillingim Chas Moore Will Clary and others went to Mt Vernon last Wednesday. Miss Charles of Grayville visits here with Mrs J W Miller. Frank Fitton at home most of week then traveled. Vic Duclos able to be out after rheumatism. Wm Richards visited Evansville and Mt Vernon this week. Mrs A Dransfield visited Stargie Ky relatives last week. Louis Zellar tensorial artist gone to Corydon Ky. Mr and Mrs W W Robb in Indianapolis this week. Prof Geo Taylor in town Saturday and Sunday. E R Snelling went to Evansville last Tuesday. Rafe Boren in Evansville on Wednesday. Co Sapt O L Sewell here last Friday.
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Wm. Kreipke
Evanaville
W. M. Ford
Eliza Lichtenberger
Harry Ford
John Fillingim
Chas. Moore
Will Clary
Mt. Vernon
Charles
Grayville
J. W. Miller
Frank Fitton
Vic Duclos
Wm. Richards
Evansville
A. Dransfield
Stargie
Louis Zellar
Corydon
W. W. Robb
Indianapolis
Geo. Taylor
E. R. Snelling
Rafe Boren
Co. Sapt
O. L. Sewell
FANCIE FAYRE AT THRALL OPERA HOUSE
The Japanese Fancie Fayre, hosted by the Ladies Guild of St. Stephen's Church, comes to Thrall Opera House on Friday and Saturday November 29 and 30. Japanese goods, French and homemade candies, dolls clothing, and other Christmas gifts will be sold. Stage entertainment includes tableaux, recitations, music, and dances. Admission is 15 cents. children under 12 pay 10 cents.
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Thrall Opera House
Ladies’ Guild of
St. Stephen's Church
Found a Knife Incident Clarifies Injury to Frank Clary
Frank Clary traverses the week with a disabled hand after colliding with an open knife wielded by Jimmy Rush. The cat involved in the incident was severely injured and needed surgical stitching by a surgeon.
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Frank Clary
Jimmy Rush
First Snow Falls Sunday Morning in Town
The first snow of the season drifted down last Sunday morning with large flakes that melted quickly on contact with the ground. Weather notes compare to last year when the initial snowfall occurred on November 16th.
Mephitis Mephitica Market Skins Valued Fairly
Dick Hardy brought in three or four five specimens of the mephitis mephitica last Saturday morning. The skins are worth 75 cents to $1 each in this market.
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Dick Hardy
Hog of Jacques Camma Grows Large
Jacques Camma owns a hog now fattening whose weight is estimated between 600 and 700 pounds. The animal is about three years old.
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Jacques Camma
Local merchants advertise supplies and events
W H Mott promotes school tablets and supplies. A note urges timely settlement from 30 debtors. Joan Waxz reports a large fish catch, including a fine bass. A testimonial endorses Johnston's baking powder. Thanksgiving goods arrive at J A Wilhelm's Corner Grocery. Ford Bros and Lichterberger announce a new Wool Hose line. The Kid Krewe plans another ball at the Mott tomorrow.
Obituary notices for Gotwald and Taylor families
In St Paul Minnesota Evizapeta Erca Ella Gotwald wife of Dr G A Gotwald died Sunday November 17 1889 aged 41. Also Exten Taylor died Saturday November 16 1889 aged 53. Both notices from local obituary column reporting deaths this week.
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Gotwald
St. Paul, Minn
Evizapeta Erca- Ella
G. A. Gotwald
Taylor
Exten Taylor
Errr
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Board of County Commissioners
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U. S. Patent. Office
Washington
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Heckmann
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Frank Lyon & CO
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John Walz
Main St
BREG
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H. Brown
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