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Newspaper
Stinesville Review
Location
Stinesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
2
A mailed notice from Stinesville Indiana records a second-class matter entry at the local post office, listing the time and processing status of mail items in the city.
Elletsville items report illness recoveries and visits from Mrs. Peter Mayse and Mrs. H. M. Wampler. Local editor mugging and smallpox cases appear among residents. upcoming Fourth of July program announced with a big ball game. Local business notices include Bacon jewelry store closure and Mr. Franklin’s paternity arrest. various visits and family news round out the column.
Farmers ban hunting on their land. May sale of property with clear title. Bloomington Band outing moved to West Baden. Spencer couple Oliver Dunn and Miss Evan Smith wed last week. Twenty three citizens toured West Baden excursion. Joe Britton fined by Newark, wife sued others, jury ruled against. Marion clerk Hadden sues Chitwood for 2500 in slander. Jersey cow for sale cash or credit. C B Harris recovering from appendicitis. Read about plans for July 4 celebration. Matt Hansford to open restaurant in Mrs. Jennie Moore’s store room. Hansford brings restaurant experience. Jesse Wilson back on streets after recovery.
The note urges patriotic Americans to visit Chicago for the G A R encampment August 2631. It promotes viewing the spectacle of aged Civil War veterans and Spanish-American War fighters, along with their commanders and the president, promising a memorable event.
Wheat market fluctuations with prices from 124 cents up to 89 cents and 88 to 84 cents noted. A Monroe county farmer reportedly earned $800 on the stock exchange last week. Announcement of the Vandalia Indiana Special train from Indianapolis to Kansas City for National Democratic convention delegates. Republican voters of Richland township Indiana urged to convene July 7 at 2 pm in Ellettsville to nominate road district Supervisors. Various notices include cash-only mill accounts settlement, a burglary report of $6.50, and plans for a female assembly to decorate with Knights Red Men Odd Fellows. Auctioneer T. Jannis offering services from Spencer Indiana. Cites Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles and burns alongside Vandalia Line trains.
The Boston Literary World suggests Mark Twain might be the author of Joan of Arc, serialized in Harper's Magazine. It notes Twain or Clemens uses anonymity to avoid past fame, cites his humane and moral stance, and predicts the Joan arc tale will be worth reading despite questions about authorship.
A comical exchange unfolds as a suitor declares he asked the father to prevent breach of promise lawsuits. The father roars approval and the young man notes the pretense, declaring the formal request was to avoid potential legal action. Source: The Philadelphia North American.
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