Local News Notes From Springfield
Local items report Hayden and Thompson losing a valuable livery horse last week. Also notices promote Rip Van Winkle at the Opera House on Friday October 13 with special scenery and guaranteed satisfaction. Other notes mention a fine Dr. Crume gelding valued at about 300 dollars found dead, a lost child cloak, church services, and a football injury at the college with the arm dislocated and treated by a local doctor.
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Hayden & Thompson
Rip van Winkle
Opera House
W. E. Crume
Smock & Haydon’s
Eiler’s
Eiler
Rip van Winkle Company
Interesting old books found by County Clerk in Springfield
County Clerk Booker discovered two rare volumes among family effects: Vol. IV of The Spectator from 1810 and Vol. 1 of The History of Tor Jones a Foundling by Henry Fielding from 1828. The books belonged to his father William B. Booker and are now preserved despite age. A Pretty Window at Hertlein's confectionery features a fall forest scene by Mrs. Hertlein with vivid autumn details. Little Mary Simms suffered a needle injury to the foot last Saturday but is recovering with no serious danger.
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Booker
Town
The
Spectator
Johnson Wa
Ner
Tor Jones
Henry Fielding
J. J. Woodward
Philadelphia
William B. Booker
Springfield
Hertlein
Mary Simms
B. F. Simms
Mingate
Johnd
Irene
WM. Greenwood
Lute Merritt
Mackville
Charley Melteoy Visides
Molresville
Stiles
Huwlay
Santer
Sleet
Pinkerton
Mary Hines
Miss Ages
Stanley
Miny
Elizabeth Shirley
Glen's Creek
Richard
Pinkston
John Grider
Viola View
Luther
Anderson County
Lula Trent
S. T. Colvin
Ed Mapepareny
Sittin
Rev. Young
Ston
Farms For Sale Near Willisburg and Springfield
Farms for sale in Kentucky include an 87 acre tract near Willisburg with first class house and tobacco barn, fenced and watered, priced at 2500 dollars. Another 11 acre farm five miles from Springfield offers good improvements, and a 0 acre parcel near Springfield features well water and a tobacco barn. Contact MeBror & Wrarron for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willisburg
Price
Springfield
Enka
MeBror & Wrarron
Personal Notes Round Up of the Week's Visitors
Round up of personal news with names and places: Logan Bosley and E Carl Litsey from Lebanon visited here. Joe Clements in Bloomfield. S B Thompson in Louisville. F M Edwards in Lebanon. Rogers family in Louisville. Mary Lee Simms and J C McElroy in Louisville. Lizzie and Bertha Haydon in Louisville. Lam Abell and Jennie McCabe in Lebanon. John W Lewis returns from Louisville visit. Several others travel between Lebanon and Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Bosley
Lebanon
Joe Clements
Bloomfield
E. Carl Litsey
F. M. Edwards
Lizzie
Bertha Haydon
Louisville
Lam Abell
Jennie McCabe
Wanted Hides Sell by The Hichest Monkey Prices
Local notice seeks hides of all kinds from buyers. Brief ad promises top prices and prompt payment. No specific contact details provided in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fan Pati
M. If
Sale Postponed Over Will Contest
On account of a contest over the will of John P. F. Grilipine, the advertised Tuesday sale of estate stock is postponed indefinitely. Oliver, by its attorney, has filed suit to contest the father's will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John PF. Grilipine
Oliver
Land For Sale Near Town on Lebanon Pike
Fifty acres of land half a mile from town on Lebanon pike offered for sale. Property features good water and wall protection. Sale by W. Straninas. A forgery case notes $259,080 stolen from the Naglant City Bank of New York with no trace found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Pike
W. Straninas
Naglant] City Bank of
New York
Im Hae
First Lecture by Edwin Southers at Opera House
The first Springfield lecture at the Opera House on Monday evening October 28 features Edwin "Cyclone" Southers, famed platform preacher. He will speak on If I Were the Devil, described by the London Telegraph as the marvel of two hemispheres.
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Opera House
Edwin
Cyclone”) Southers
America
Southers
London
England
Willisburg Farm News and Local Notices
The community reports busy farmwork with sowing wheat and a local auction led by G Wy Campbell. Several residents attend Sunday school, visit relatives, or recover from illness as weather and social life shape the town.
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Kate Williams
Taylor's
San
G. B. Taylor
Price W. Wells
W. E. Selecman
McClure & ‘Wells
Trent
the Sun Office
Methodist
J.C. Hoskimson
Washington County
Harry Gammon
Annie Smith
W. Williams
Baptist Church
Norwck
Harvey Les
B.C. Sta
James Frank Saye
Agu
Oilie Barber
de. J.B. Lampton
Wes
S. B. Thompson
Mrs
Louis Rogers
Mary Lee Simms
J.C. McElroy
Will, Rogers
John McChord, Jr
John W. Lewis
H. B. McElroy
J. B. Robards
A. K K. Shultz
Harrodsburg
George Coivy
J. S. McElroy, Jr
Banville
Ed. M. Russell
Catherine
H. P. McChord
Phil
Florence Edelen
Euchre
John Clements
Meg Mulvey
Charley Haydon
Howard Goatley
Oscar Curry
Pius Whelan
Bardstown
Slater
Will. Robertson
J. L. Wharton
Katie
James James
Howard McEley
We 'P. McEleny
Ware
Laskiaville
Joe Price
Owensboro
J. A. Stusher
Ferma Spalding
Aunin
Simms
Scheular A. Lathervine’s
Apert Saterday
Sumbiyide
Nannie Simm
Disagster
Nannie
Tay
Voll
Med. i. Mayas
Hendersonville
N C
Mise Mayen
Evan Reger
Rogert
the Knott CO
Aronson Co
Fourth Avenue
Louisville, KY
G. Wy Campbell
Neben Pinkston
Thomas Thinsiy
Porehersir
Bnele Boh Mestvay
John Byyrioub
Moy
Wells Nat Serk
Sue Merritt
George Scraggs
Tatham Springs
Chaplin
D. B. Sutherland
Haydon’ 'S Pharmacy
the Sun
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