Graysville Social Notes Highlight Local Life
Last Sunday in Graysville Rev Worlds preached here. Dr J Wm Yager visits relatives. Chas Eno attends normal at Sullivan. Ex constable Burton in town. Mrs R K Houpt and Miss Retta Julian sick. Jesse Burton ill but recovering. Wes Warner threshing. average 15 bushels per acre. Dry weather with little rain. harvest over. binders rest. Corn growing well. potential harvest may exceed wheat. M E Church held ice cream supper. proceeds about 11 dollars. Preparations for annual Sunday school gathering in September. delegates to Kingsley to arrange. Chas Norris likes babies, fond of patting them. Joe Gray on fish for a while. Wabash Turman’s Creek Bayou residents pleased. Emma Pitser birthday ice cream supper. good time reported. Society reorganized. new officers named. Prosperous term hoped. Nemo.
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Graysville
Worlds
J. Wm. Yager
Chas. Eno
Sullivan
M. E. Church
Kingsley
Chas. Norris
Joe Gray
Wabash
Turman’s Creek
Bayou
Emma Pitser
J. A. Ransford
Lillie Houpt
Joe Ingersoll
Nemo
O'Haver Sells Drug Store. Local News From Jefferson
C J O Haver sold his drug store to Joe Holdsom. Sickness rises with flux cases. Captain Buck sold his farm to Sam Mounts at twenty five dollars per acre. Meadows fine this season forecasts a low-winter. Rev J H Butler from Vincennes to speak at Indian Prairie picnic. August 21 Odd Fellows picnic. W R Myres to speak. Jefferson township Democrats to organize a Cleveland and Hendricks club August 2 at schoolhouse. Death claims George D Padget born 1827 in Virginia. He moved to Ohio then Indiana and joined church in 1866, elder since 1872. He was a devoted Christian and family man. Jefferson.
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C. J. O’haver
Joe Holdsom
Capt. Buck
Sam Mounts
J. H. Butler
Vincennes
Indian Praiie
Odd Fellows
Pleasantville
W. R. Myres
Indianapolis
Capitan Myres
Democracy
Jefferson Township
Cleveland and Hendricks
George D. Padget
Mr. Padget
Lowder County
Virginia
Columbiana County
Ohio
Greene County
Indiana
Presbyterian Church
Jefferson
Sarsaparilla Cure Claims Public Confidence
An 19th century advertisement extols Ayet’s Sarsaparilla as universally curative and cites real world witnesses across cities and towns. It warns against forged certificates and urges readers to request names as home evidence of its marvellous cures.
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Ayet
Cyclone's Toll on Croft Family in May 1883
Local writer recounts the deadly 1883 cyclone that devastated the Croft farm near Neal's Mill. Three killed, others injured, house wrecked, belongings scattered, and a glowing firelike path marked the center. Family members, including Mrs. Croft, survived with severe injuries after a chaotic search.
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Croft
Chicago
Neal
Mr. Croft
Mrs. Croft
Sheep dispute ends in favor of defendant in county court
In Carlisle Indiana on July 27 84 Justice Walker’s court decided for the defendant in a stock law replevy case over 75 sheep taken from the public commons by Wm L Johnson. The case raised whether the county commissioners statute or common law should govern.
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Chaney and Robbins
Bays, Beasley and Williams
Wm. L. Johnson
Jas. O. Collins
Council
McDonald
Maple
Carlisle
Ind
Sun-dried fruit using a hot-bed style frame
A method to dry fruit with a sun heated box like a hot-bed frame with a bottom and legs. Sashes fit closely to keep out dust and insects, with openings at bottom front and top rear covered by wire cloth. Trays raise fruit above the bottom and a sun drafted airflow dries produce efficiently without artificial heat.
Sketches of Cappa and His Artists at the Southern Exposition
Sig. Charles A. Cappa, celebrated director of the Seventh Regiment Band, is highlighted as assembling top soloists for two daily concerts at Louisville from August 16 to September 28. The piece details Cappa’s rich career, the band’s acclaimed talent, and the Exposition schedule, with mentions of star performers like T. N. Currie and Sig. Liberati among others.
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Great Seventh Regiment
Sig. Cappa
Charles A. Cappa
Allesandria
Royal Academy of
Asti
Charles
Lancers
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Geneva
Philadelphia
Kendall
Shelton
New York
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Seventh Regiment
Theodore Thomas
Maaplegon
Opera
Philharmoni Societies
Brooklyn
T. N. Currie
America
Prince of Wales
J. Diewes
Sig. Liberati
H. Whitten
Sig. Norrito
J. Millhauer
Louisville
Kentucky
Gilmore
Telpherage Named For Electric Transport Idea
The Pall Mall Gazette announces telpherage as the forthcoming term for transportation by electricity, signaling a new era of powered transit. It highlights the word as the official label for electric transport concepts.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Cholera Scourge Escalates Across Marseille and Toulon
Over twenty four hours Marseille reports fifty seven deaths with Marseille mounting to sixty one as doctors and authorities struggle. Toulon records forty six deaths and 170 hospital cases while shopkeepers close and residents flee. Brignoles reports three deaths and panic spreads as coffins arrive from Marseille and are sent back.
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Marseilles
Chamber of Ecomimerce
Brignoles
Department of War
Toulon
Vouion
Dr Guysett’s Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla Remedy
Nervous and dyspeptic individuals urged to discard bitters and pretended cures for kidney and liver issues. The ad promises health and vigor from Dr Guysett’s Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, claiming it purifies blood strengthens urinary and digestive organs and infuses new life. Consumers urged to ask their druggist for it.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Endorsed for Throat and Lung Ailments
A Vermont testimonial from Horrah Pairbrother of Rockingham dated July 15 1882 hails Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for a severe cough and lung infection. The writer recalls being given up by doctors before using the remedy which restored sleep strength and health.
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Ayer
Rockingham, Vt
Crane
Lake Crystal
Minn
Miy
Tias
Aver
L. Joseph Walden
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