Studebaker Wagon Claims Seven Strengths and Merit
A 19th century advertisement extols the Studebaker wagon highlighting timber quality from Juliana forests aged three to five years, advanced machining, bevel edged tires, heavy iron skeins, precise fittings, slope shoulder spokes, true hubs, and a Centennial Expo award. The piece cites practical craftsmen, warranty offers, and dealer support, followed by a poem praising Morton's leadership and soldiers.
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Studebaker
Che Prouile
Fire in old Jones corner ruins Summers store
A late night blaze in Rushville destroyed Summers store and residence above it. Mrs Summers and her hired girl faced smoke and flames, while Lizzie Cunningham saved the three children. Firefighters battled the inferno for hours. Summers insured for 500 stock and 700 furniture.
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Columbus Republican
Lot
Jones Corner
Jas. A. Smith
W. D. Summers
Price
Dillon
Summers
New York
Banfill & Lucas
Lizzie Cunningham
Considera
Sitting Bull on the Custer Massacre and Commission Talks
Colonel Corbin of the Sitting Bull commission returns to Washington with newly published notes. Sitting Bull describes private interviews as cordial and intelligent and says the Custer collision was a fair fight driven by Custers' impetuous surge. He portrays Reno misjudging the Indians and retreating after learning Custers fate.
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Colonel Corbin
Sitting Bull
Washington
Col. Corbin
Miles
Custer
Reno
Kerry
Politically charged notes on Governor Williams honesty
A compilation of mid to late century clippings critiques Governor Williams honesty while detailing appointments like Voorhees to the Senate and noting political shifts in the Senate. It recounts various social anecdotes on women education fashion and public figures with satirical tone.
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Grand Rapids
Michigan
Clifton Hill Items and School Notes From the County
Local notes recount efficient croquet at No 8 and a standout spelling lesson by Miss Meredith at No 8, with Prof Will Meredith at No 9 planning school-room decorations. Mentions of Miss Fannie Hackleman as a respected music teacher, visits to the Capital, and a sailor Captain A McFeely. A reflective poem and cake surprise for Mrs Wear Casady and Miss Rosa Bebout are noted amid county school law concerns.
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No. 8
No. 9
Will U
Bob Creek
Churchill & Maury
Fannie Hackleman
A. McFeely
Knightstown
Hale
Vellus
Wear Casady
Rosa Bebout
Rushville meeting for Morton Monument Association formation
Ex soldiers of Rush Co. are asked to gather at the Court House in Rushville on Saturday November 24 1877 at 1 pm to organize a Morton Monumental Association. The group aims to secure subscriptions of one dollar or less from each ex soldier in Rush County to erect a memory monument to War Governor Oliver P Morton.
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Rushville
Morton Monumental Association
Rush County
Oliver P. Morton
John B Reeve
Daniel Jones
W Henle
Conde E
T Allen
William Brooks
Harry McAuly
John I Hames
Wylie FM
Redwan
John McCoy
Quiskeel Nolan
A Galdwell
EJ Wolfe
John F Moses William Wolfe
HS Carney
John Ellis
John Flechart
James I
Rounds i
Conde CP
Sheaff
Edward Conde
John Badine
Win H
Smith Robert Bebout
Dt Glore
John K Gowdy
Sexton Drury
William Logan
CF Mullin
Joseph Clevinger
Geo H
Puntenney
David Mason
PJ Reachbarad
John P Gustin
George W Wilson W A Cullen J
Maury Isaac N Marrison T O Havens
Not Guilty in Mallory Alleged Theft Case
In the October issue the Yew Castle Courier linked Mallory, an employee of Robert Porch, to stealing about eighty dollars. Geo. Mallory replies he is the man in question, denies the charge, and states he never drove Porch’s team or handled any money. He asserts he has been at his Cambridge City area home, where he can be found at all times. We give him the benefit of the denial.
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National Republican of
Washington
Pom. Browne
Morton
Cambridge City Tribune
Ozgood Journal
Vernon
Cambridge City
Fort Wayne
L. L. Carpenter
The
Christian Church
Connersville
Fayetteville
Floyd County
Bonner
Terre Haute Express
Sullivan County
Cincinnati Gazette
Washinneton
Messrs. Edmunds
Vermont
Cameron
Pennsylvana
Hamlin
Maine
Kirkwood
Iowa
Bruce
Mississippi
Christiancy
Michigan
Howe
Wisconsin
South
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Florida
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
White House
Nich
Williams
Hendricks
Voorhees
United States Senate
Union Depot
Cincinnati Galette
Senate
Benton
Newton
Jasper
White
House
Monroe County
Switzerland
Ohio
Scott
Jennings
Jefferson
Decatur
Rush
Boone
Miami
Elkhart
Noble
Marion
Indianapolis
Vermillion
Warren
Greene
Elenry
Madison
Indiana
Gen. Harrison
Will Cumback
Baker
A. G. Porter
Tom. Browne
Judge Gresham
R. W. Thompson
United States
Satan
New Hampshire
England
New York Herald
Isidore Tanner
New York
Philadelphia
Mallory
Robert Porch
Geo. Mallory
Mr. Porch
The Workingman's Dollar
In the Palladium's page we advocate reviving the silver dollar of the fathers and demand a dollar worth the same as gold. The Bland bill is rejected as a fraud, misrepresenting itself as the dollar of the daddies, while silver remains the money for the workingman.
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Richmond Palladium
Ben
Dr King s New Discovery for throat and lung cures
Aimed at severe coughs colds asthma bronchitis consumption loss of voice and throat or lung irritation the advertisement promotes Dr Kings New Discovery as giving immediate relief. It claims many cases have benefited and implies broad effectiveness through repeated use.
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Sexton & Cambern
Prorsays AT Law
Ind
North Side Public Square
Uw Stairs
Rattor Runneys At Law
Toolen
Blair
Louvre
Frank J. Hall
Thorsey
Dixon & Reeve’s Dry Good
Court House
W. A. Cullen
Ben, L. Smith
Cullen & Smith
Inaw
Rushville, MA
Clark & Brown, Ctorneysay Law
Mnd
Tay
National Dank Building
Jorten Birgit
Nupary Public ZA
Hash County
Joan Arnold
Wlis
Main Street
Gleves
Cox & Pugh
Weeteth
Spurrier
Lillie C. Durst
Circleville
Lincoln
Carl Stanton
Seward
Andrew
Chase
Carl Sumner
Corwin
Ewing
Fessenden
Brough
Thomas
Ted
Blue
Glory
Sumter
Webster
Stevens
Henry Clay
State News
Liberty
Randolph County
Henry County
Purdue University
Caven
Weary Jordan
Juin W. Ray
Greensburg
Decatur County
Richmond
Union County Democrat
John W. Ray
Gresham
George W. Eddy
Sue Tilley
William Wirt Tilley
Widup
Centerville
Senator McDonald
Asher Kellum
Friendswood
Hendricks County
W. H. Boradera
James Stephenson
Greencastle
J. G. Kingsbury
William
Indianapolis Journal
Huntington Herald
Ole Bull
Titiens
London World
School of Design
Providence
Chicago
Waite
Mars
Housekeepers’ Union of
Berlin
Frau Morgenstern
Board of Visitors
Wisconsin University
Bascom
University
Brewer
Orrington
Garmenta
China
Twentieth Street
France
Limoges
Thorougly
London
Indiana Politics
Odds and
Savings Bank
Ren. Butler
Congress
Charles Sumner
New York City
Minnesota
Conkling
Hickmond
Virginia
Scotland Yard
Brigham Young
Prgrenes
Utah
Menny
Josh Billings
Concord
Burlington
Newberry
Lewis
Nevada
Berrien County
Bath
Rochester
Charley Ross
Russia
Turkey
William F. Coolbaugh
Union National Bank
Doug Monument
Lake and
Douglas Avenues
Lucy Stone
Colorado
Massachusetts
Meeting House Hill
Edward Everett Hale
Harrisburg
Connecticut
W. H. Barnum
Gerrit Smith
Wella
Detroit
Brother Gardner
Patterson
N.J
Troy
Philadelphia Times
General Forrest
Bremerhaven
Boston
New England
Deacon Smith
Brother Jones
Los Angeles Republican
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Locke
Pasadena
California
Conger
William W. Arnold
J. Q. Thomas
J.J. Span
Thomas & Sparen, AW
Rochville, Indiana
Raz
Talbot
Isaac N. Harris
LA. KE. Lyons
Bates Lock
North
Vienna
Paris
Lonodon
Dr. Hays
Rushville, Indiana
Hays
As. Ei
Rush Co. National Bank
Shelby & Rush Railroad Company
GEQ
S. McCkiernan
Thomas J. Newbirg
Ofice
Beale & Atlen
P. McCar
Ruth
National Bank
P. McCarthy
Clifton Hill
Rush Co
Yew Castle
Kietailor
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