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Newspaper

New Ross Mail

Location

New Ross, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1899

Page

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Bargain lot ad touts goods from Orear and Camplin stores

Local ads promote washing machines silk shirts and sewing machines at Orear's Hook Bros Camplin's Bargain Store advertises flood of items including shoes carpets and purses at discounted prices Smith's Furniture and New York Store offer carpet warps and shine services P M Lewis sells gasoline stoves and screen doors D claims express wagons 10 percent cheaper than last year

Jamestown Orcar’s Orear Smith’s Hook Bros Welton Smith’n Ladies Camplin’s Camplin Geo New York P. M. Lewis U Chim D. C A. C. Gibson J. H. Camplin & Son Camplin & Son

Bargain market notes and local notices from Crawfordsville

Local ads and items detail bargain store offers at Camplin & Son Hook Bros. Shoe Store and Houk Bros The Bargain Store. Names include A C Gibson J H Camplin & Son Dr Greene and Harve Steele. Community updates mention visits to Crawfordsville Elders at M E church services and several residents traveling to nearby towns. Obituary for Martha Ann VanCannon notes birth in 1842 and death in 1899 with funeral by Rev H C Riley.

Local and General News Notes

Local items report Tim Lane visiting Monday Bell Emmert sick Marion Loop visiting friends Oscar Immel in Jamestown Monday Allen Johnson at home over Sunday George Powell in Indianapolis Friday Gilbert Gray at county seat Saturday Nathan Thompson buying house repainted Emery Graves' son Willie very ill Wm Joseph of Advance in town Wednesday Maude Norman in Crawfordsville yesterday Wm Emmonds of Thorntown in town Wednesday Thomas and Ed Brown in Crawfordsville yesterday Midland tied down at Ladoga Tuesday Fred Galladay at uncle's near Advance Wednesday Clyde Jones of Ladoga visited George Sanford over Sunday Guy Coffin family returned home Monday Don Lowell and Joe Rountree in Crawfordsville Saturday Gilbert Gray and Isaac Sperry in Crawfordsville yesterday Polk McCary and Kyle Roger in Crawfordsville Wednesday Grant Smith and family of Advance visited relatives here Sunday Matt Retlinger transacted business.

James Dayton Enos Norman K. of P. Lodge Jamestown Walter Petticord Harrison Sperry M. EB Satz J. C. Eddingfield Bexert Arcada J.C. Eddingfield Addie Hedges Henry Rettinger James H. McIntire Frank Walkup Vail Arthur Swisher Ed Bartholomew EB. Ry Ladoga Oscar Immel Allen Johnson George Powell Indianapolis Gilbert Gray Nathan Thompson Emery Graves Willie Joseph of Advance Maude Norman Crawfordsville Emmonds Thorntown Thomas Ed Brown Midland Fred Galladay Clyde Jones

Death of Jamestown native Gossett a soldier and public man

Thomas Ashbury Gossett died April 15 1891 at his home in Eel River township Hendricks county Indiana aged 57 years 3 months and 24 days Born near Avon Indiana December 21 1841 to Nathanial W and Mary G Gossett His life of public service and soldierly bearing is noted His last illness stemmed from a service connected scurvy contracted in the Civil War and culminated in the amputation of his right foot last May while his health declined

Marton Ann VanCannon Martha Ann Rains Shelby County William VanCannon M. E. Church New Loss H. C. Riley Jamestown Press Thomas Ashbury Gossett Nathanial W Mary G. Gosset Avon Hendricks County Ind Eel River Township

Soldiered Through Hard Times to Faith and Family

The obituary recalls a Hendricks County educator and Civil War veteran who joined the church in 1857, taught since 1860, and served four years as county superintendent. He endured fifteen months in five prisons including Andersonville, suffered severe injuries, and died leaving a wife Nettie M. Coombs and seven children. Funeral at M E church conducted by Rev H H Dunlavy with large attendance. Burial in IOOF cemetery north of town.

H. H. Dunlavy Church Hendricks County Co. I Lynchburg Belle Isle Richmond Andersonville Nettie M. Coombs M. E

Local Notes From Midway Scene Visit and Weddings

Miss Lillie McLean went to Lebanon Friday Mrs. Lloyd Nelson is very poorly with asthma John Sandy of Advance visited the area Tuesday Miss Gertie Evans of Covington stayed in the vicinity last week Guy Coffin and wife of Covington visited William Hedge Saturday Miss Myrtle Henry attended the Yelton Morrison wedding at Ladoga on Wednesday evening

Lillie McLean Lebanon Lloyd Nelson John Sandy Gertie Evans Covington Guy Coffin William Hedge Myrtle Henry Yelton-Morrison Ladoga

Also Mentioned on This Page

Agant Als J. H. Gamplin & Son Jamestown, Ind Geo. W. Snow Russia Book Bros the Mail Greene Harve Steele Houk Bros Houkros Tim Lane Bell Emmert Marion Loop the Cash Grocery Fx. G. Gibson Orear's Hardware Store Jamestown, Indiana S&mith’s Furniture Room Midway
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