Candidates named for local offices in Democratic Primary
The article lists Charles McClintockh as a candidate for Clerk of the Washington circuit court, William Rudder for Sheriff of Washington county, and Charles R Barrett for Recorder of Washington county, all subject to the Democratic Primary Election decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McClintockh
Washington
William Rudder
Washington County
Eli W. Menaugh
Moses Shrum
Anvaation
Charles R Barrett
Shrum
Local Matters and Community Notes in Salem
Local items include household sales a sewing machine for sale barber shop opening in Kendall two officials touring to deliver atlasses and printing services offered by the office. Mechanical and medical ads promote Sarsaparilla and Cherry Pectoral. Subscriptions renewals and local debts noted with a health update on W T Canman’s children affected by scarlet fever.
Local notices mix business, politics and ads in Salem issue
Thue, R. Morgan opens first class and others order passes. Nash Rash buys election tickets for Franklin township and a Pass subscription for his mother. Knights of Pythias plan a Bedford lodge. a merchant dies in his store and is found days later. Local politics stage candidate announcements for Recorder and Clerk, with discussion on the postal law impact on newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash Rash
South Boston
Franklin Township
Farrabee
Democratic Sheriff Picked: William Rudder Favored
A local notice praises William Rudder for twelve years as trustee, arguing his integrity and urging his selection as sheriff, reflecting strong Democratic support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Rudder
Arbitration resolves long dispute into marriage vows
After two years of intermittent dispute, L. W. Martin and Miss Ella Fultz agreed to arbitrate. On March 28 at Jacob M. Denny’s residence with Elder Jas. Rudder as arbitrator, they were pronounced husband and wife. Guests celebrated with a generous meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Martin
Ella Fultz
Jacob M. Denny
Jas. Rudder
Jakob Denny
Electioneering tale at Little York store ends with brawl
A Democratic candidate touring the area insulted Republicans and mugwumps in a Little York store. A true-blue Republican overheard the remarks and confronted him, sparking a near-violent exchange among bystanders. The episode ended with locals teasing the candidate late into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim Garriott
Little York
Thirty five pupils enrolled at the Academy
The Academy reports thirty five pupils enrolled. Charley Lindley spends vacation at home. Mr and Mrs Cone fitted a room for housekeeping and will reside where Mrs Cone formerly lived. Geo Markland recovering from pneumonia with Dr Neal attending. A temperance meeting at the church Sunday at three adjourned to meet in three weeks. The Thompson land sale: Nathan A Newby bought the McCoy farm and George Fultz bought the Canton area farm. Lille Shields fell ill with feverish symptoms after a sugar camp workday and is described as having spotted fever. her condition worsened after brief improvement. March 30. Occasional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Charley Lindley
Nathan A. Newby
McCoy
George Fultz
Canton
Lille Shields
Thanking Friends After Illness Notice
A personal thanks expresses gratitude to many friends who visited during the wife’s illness, naming Mrs. Asa Elliott Mrs. Wesley Spaulding Mrs. Jas Thomas and daughter Annie Mrs. Emma Fultz and other Christian church friends plus Cuns. R. Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rs. Asa Elliott
Wesley Spaulding
Jas. Thomas
Annie
Emma Fultz
Christian Church
Cuns. R. Cook
Sale notice for Fulmer property on public square
Notice that the Fulmer property, a large two story frame house with good outbuildings, is for sale on the northeast corner of the public square. For further particulars apply to Acsplaucy & Lawrer Agts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulmer
Acspaucy & Lawrer Agts
Bethesda Water From Wisconsin Now at Hendersons Drugstore
Wisconsin spring remedy Bethesda Water touted as cure for kidney diseases arrives in full supply. Sold exclusively at Henderson’s Drugstore, offering a local medical tonic option for readers seeking renal relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson's
California
Henderson’s
Waukel
Wisconsin
Merchants defend Sunday open hours against Law and Order Club
A letter argues that shops should operate briefly on Sunday to aid residents needing necessities. It defends limited Sunday openings by retailers for groceries, shoes, barber services, papers, and clothing, claiming such access supports customers and does not violate laws or morality. The author calls for less rigid enforcement and criticizes the Law and Order Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law and Order Club
Hood's Sarsaparilla praised in testimonials and notices
A Victorian era ad and local notices describe Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a top blood purifier with testimonials from W. F. Weep and HT Barcom praising cures for rheumatism. The page includes shipping offers, a corrected item name Slicker note, and diverse local items from Campbellsburg to Salem with marriages, deaths, and social news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Barcom
Shirley
Mass
J. V. A. Provproor
Chicago
C. S. Hood & CO
Lowell
Local News From Hooker and Nearby Areas
Hooker reports include Mrs Newton Rippy ill at this writing and Miss Ella Cooper of Salem visiting P W Colglazier's last week. Wm Batt and family from Campbellsburg visited Hooker last Thursday. Miss Cloe Masterson travels to Livonia for school this spring. B F Hardin teaches spring term at Huff school house. Isaac Williams of Rushcreek visited Hooker last week. Wm Hall to teach another singing class at Huff school house starting April. Henry Voyles plans to build a barn next summer. Died Tuesday evening Emily Carter wife of Charles Carter. Funeral led by Rev Win McCoy at Millcreek Baptist church. interment Millcreek cemetery.
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Rushcreek
Hooker
Wm. Hall
Huff School
Henry Voyles
Emily
Charles Carter
Win, McCoy
Millcreek Baptist Church
Millcreek
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Bonciice and
Foteon
Monas Area
Local Matters
Salem
Jim Tucker
Chas
Charley Schlagel
Kendall
Kansas
Col. McKinney
Wood County
Ohio
Tom Hicks
Washington Township
Jennie Ruckle
New Albany
Emery & Bartsch
Kemp
Ayer
Alvis
W.T. Holmes
Livonia
Thomas Batts
Pekin
Andrew Collett
Monroe Township
J. W. Herron
W. R. England
Gibson
Zornman
John McKinley
New Providence
Joseph Pennington
Fredericksburg
W. T. Canman
Thue
R. Morgan
Weagen Bay
Campbellchisgy
Wo. Ballard
Jackson, Minn
Knights of Pythias
Bedford
Dr. Jones
A. Asa Thompson
Logan
Savill
Wravid P. Sheets
Moresville
Ind
Henderson’s Drug Store
Henderson's Drug Store
C.R. Barrett
Ross
Post Office Department
Charles McClintock
McClintock
Charley
Pauls
Chas. McClintock
Martin-Fults
Blue River Academy
Bethesda
W. H. Thompson
Uae
W. F. Weep
Bloomington, Til
Hitcnhcock
Democrat
Arthur Myers
Campbellsburg
Jerome Stanley
L. R. Barrett
Mary Jines
Jesse
Charley Martin
Wallie Ashens
Barnhill
Literary Society
Lewis Dennis
Bundy Bros
Emma Paynter
F. E. Martin
Henry Dennis
Luella McCown
Joseph Fultz
Isaiah Dennis
Jeffersonville
Indianapolis
W. T. Dunn
Big Spring
Wells
Miller House
Howard
Willie Emery
G. W. Deweese
Betsy Naugle
Maud Martin
Godfrey Kaney
Joseph Naugle
March Gg. Parrot
Castoria
Miss
Casteria
Tomers
J. B. Stetson
Philadelphia
C.C. Hauder & CO
Warinner
Salem, Ind
James
McCullough
J. Batts & Son
Janl Libr
Grocery
TINA
Green
Indiana
W. B. Harris, Prop
Mobley & Miller
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