Gardner Declares Candidacy for Sheriff in Democratic Primary
Sheriff A T Gardner announces his candidacy for sheriff subject to the Democratic primary election decision.
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Newspaper
New Ross Mail
Location
New Ross, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1900
Page
2
Sheriff A T Gardner announces his candidacy for sheriff subject to the Democratic primary election decision.
A dense, mixed block of local business notices touts discounts on shoes and furniture at Camplin's, Henkel Bros., and Ladoga, plus farm goods from Jamestown Roller Mills and plows from P M Leis. Frank Dale's Lebanon restaurant is promoted as a top lunch spot, with downtown sales pitches urging readers to buy vehicles, tools, and knives from area vendors.
Jamestown area notes list visits, sales, and moves including Clare to New Ross and Hamilton of Crawfordsville. talks of Elm Florist and Gypsy Queen cigar endorsing its quality. Officials announce sheriff candidate Al Gardner and a move to extend Jamestown school one month.
The report names attendees including W. and John Peirsol, W J Darnell, Geo Darnell, Ol Crear, Richard and John Muller, Wm Crosby, J Huber, Jud McDaniel, J B and Bernard Magers, Ed Hendrix, C F Martin, J M Nicely, Dr T A Bonnel and I N McCormack and wife. They describe a fine time with a large crowd and a choice menu amid numerous addresses by prominent guests. E P Finch attended from Clark Hill. Hollowell & Bro. advertise seed and feed products at their Jamestown elevator.
Danville and Boone county black land for sale with 40 to 320 acre tracts priced at 40 to 75 dollars per acre. Neal & Co. Lebanon offer a land list and advertise liberal farm loan terms through R. T. Hollowell.
J W Reese recounts a trek with Carl Trammel and Silas' wife where a three mile improvised road failed and a panther howled near them. They camped overnight, fired a log, and kept warm despite fear before dawn revealed they were near the road. He warns readers to watch ads for valuable items.
Jamestown band ordered 17 blank march books for this season and will start practice soon with concert plans around April 1. Miss Juanita Lowry sang a beautiful alto solo at Jamestown Christian Church Sunday night. Geo KR Darnell's march The Ellsworth arrived yesterday and copies are in Hall's window. Epr invites contributions from anywhere with postage paid.
Wilson and Neal, leading Lebanon clothing and real estate dealers, dissolve their partnership. Neal takes all real estate including ten residences and 112 Fairview lots. Wilson takes The Hub clothing store. Roll Williams buys half the stock and leads a new push. Neal focuses on real estate and Boone county farms. Neal Johnston to push Southern land business. Mort Cramer at North Salem attempted suicide by hanging, but rescuers intervened.
A reader seeks guidance on viewing a Cincinnati store advertisement. The note references locating the ad, identifying available channels, and timing for best access to the promotion.
The child Freddie W. Bischof youngest son of Isaac W. and Eve Trotter was born May 3 1887 and died February 12 1900 at age 12 years 9 months 4 days He joined the church over three years ago and attended services and Sabbath school regularly A brief funeral service was held at the house Tuesday noon conducted by Rev. Chas Jakes with a family and friends circle present There is a rest for little children in eternal life above the blue sky with hymns and scripture quoted by The Friend
The Jamestown Press invites readers within trading distance to subscribe for five cents until May 12 Horse Show day. Subscriptions must be for the individual, not for friends, and buyers will receive condensed accurate local news. The offer promises two papers in one by merging content from New Ross Mail and Jamestown Press.
Mrs. Shaw mother of George and Frank, about five miles north of Jamestown, died suddenly at Frank's home Wednesday morning. A county coroner ruled paralysis. she had a prior stroke a year ago. She was nearly 65. Remains to be shipped from Ladoga to Cloverdale for burial where two daughters live. D C Smith and son cared for the body.
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