Political Directory of School Trustees in Local Townships
A list of names and townships forming a political directory of school trustees. Includes Cuming, George P. Bunes, James Johnson, Jos M. Hayden, Abraham McClellin, Jackson Township, Turman, Hamilton, Morgan Gambill, N J McCammon, Jefferson, Arnold, Hedger, Gill, Murray Briggs, Thomas Kk Sherman, G W Higbee, Edward Akin, R G Jenkins, Charles Gwin, J B Warper, H W Barker, Bede Johnson, and Robert Cummins for the Towns of Carlisle Merom Farmersburg and related areas.
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Cuming
Geo. P. Bunes
James Johnson
Jos
M. Hayden
Abraham McClellin
Jackson
Wea
Fstirbank
Turman
Hamilton
Morgan Gambill
Dabb Bette Case
N.J. McCammon
Jefferson
G. GM
Arnold
Hedger
Wil
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Gill
Evansville and Terre Haute R R Co Tie Card
The Evansville and Terre Haute Railroad Company notes a tie card for Sunday November 25, 1884. The short notice records a rail line update and scheduling detail tied to the line's operations and service on that date.
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Evansville
Terre Haute
R. R. CO
Love's Wane and the Sorrow of Unfulfilled Love
A poetic meditation on weary love, long waiting, and love unsatisfied. The speaker questions condemning those who know sorrow beyond endurance and ponders whether future gain can redeem present pain. The verse notes that love burns bright today yet dies tomorrow when unfed by reciprocal affection.
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Earch
A Colorado Saucepan and a Mountain Camp
Nellie and her invalid mother travel 1500 miles by wagon toward Pike's Peak and settle near Waglemann's Canon. A dropped saucepan anchors their camp and attracts a visiting cook from Castleman Illinois hoping to borrow it. The scene blends frontier endurance with mountain hospitality and a hint of a nearby landlord from Illinois.
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Nellie
Pike’s Peak
Harry
Manitou
Waglemann’s Canon
Iron Spring
Frank
Saucepan Brings Hope And Healing In Colorado Tale
Nellie Loomis returns a missing saucepan to a sick neighbor, earning his respect and a deed to her family’s old home. As Nellie cares for Mr Castleman and his son, misunderstandings ease, romance grows, and a grateful family regains its place in the valley through shared hardship and a life saved by practical help.
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Mama
Frank Castleman
Nellie
Harry
Colorado
Castleman
Iron Spring
Gog
Magog
Mr. Castleman, Sr
Mr. Castleman
Denver
Manitou
Mr. Castleman Sr
Mr. Castleman, Jr
Red Star Cough Cure Praised by Baltimore Banker
Mr. Charlies T Krebs of 737 Madison Avenue Baltimore endorses the Red Star Cough Cure. He states a few doses cured his niece of hoarseness and sore throat. The remedy is pleasant to take and free from opium morphia and other dangerous drugs.
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Charlies T. Krebs
Madison Avenue
Baltimore
Maryland
Patents Granted and Advertisements in 1855 Week Summary
Patent grants for the week ending Jan 27, 1855 listed: Laremore near Peoria butchering device. Cook Columbus dust collector. Lockwood and Crary Sullivan gate. Weather Indianapolis combined anvil vise drill. Westcott Richmond grain drill. Ayer South Bend plow. Hesselman Indianapolis straw stacker. Also numerous 19th century ads praise Dr Guysett Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. Shiloh’s Vitalizer and other remedies. varied editorial clippings include railroad initials and political quips. licensing costs for marriage licenses across states. and testimonials on health products from W H Burks.
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Jos. H. Hunter
F Street
Washington
D.C
Robt
M. Laremore
Peoria
Wm. Cook
Columbus
Jas. Lockwood
Wm. Crary
Sullivan
Jas
Weather
Indianapolis
Jno
Markets: Subillivan 1884 grain and livestock prices
Market prices list from Subillivan dated December 4, 1884. Hay 35.00 per ton. wheat 0.60 per bushel. flour 4.60 per barrel. Beef fat cattle 0.34 per lb. stock cattle 0.03. hogs 0.04. hog stock 0.32. sheep 0.30 to 0.33. corn 0.30 per bushel. butter 1.24 per lb. eggs 0.15 per dozen. hens 0.60. roosters 0.80. turkeys 0.60. feathers 0.20-0.40. ducks 1.80 per dozen. geese 4.00 per dozen. dried peaches 0.05. dried apples 0.03-0.04.
Market notes and cattle prices from Chicago region
Market summary shows cattle prices with steer grades ranging from good to choice and market being firm. Prices listed for heavy and light stock cross the $4.65 to $5.00 per hundredweight range. Creanery and dairy quotes appear with mixed quality grades and regional variations.
New York Market Summary and Spot Prices
The brief notes a sequence of futures and spot prices for March and April contracts with various values and for several mixed Western spot items. No clear event or detailed entities are provided beyond generic market mentions.
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New York
Oar Firm Prices and Lineup Changes Reported
Milwaukee notes changes in lineup and prices for rowing shells and oars with No. 2 and No. 1 orders. The update mentions January and February timing and adjustments to white oars.
Market Report From Cincinnati and St Louis a Mixed Tone
Cincinnati market notes show mixed demand for farm goods with pork steady at 12.50 and lard at 6.95 while bulk meats range 5.00 to 6.50 and oats and rye move with modest shifts. In St Louis futures No 2 red wheat and corn futures edge higher or lower depending on month and price, with bacon and lard showing varied strength in the dry goods market.
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Ste. Conn
Buco ST Bmg US
Heily
Sullivan Circuit Court
Clater B. Shepherd
Sullivan County
Township Six
Range Nine
Section Twenty-Five
Range Ten
Juna Life Insurance Company
Recorder
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Recorder's
Court 2 Aoor
Sullivan
Baltimore market notes and mixed textiles update
In Baltimore and surrounding markets, steady demand persists for winter red spot fabrics and mixed lots. Prices range around 60 to 90 cents per unit with regional offerings from Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan and New England noted amid a quiet RyYu context.
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Political Directory
Fourteenth Judicial Circuit
Greene
George W
Murray Briggs
Thomas Kk. Sherman
G. W. Higbee
Edward Akin
R. G. Jenkins
Charles Gwin
J. B. Warper
H W. Barker
Bede Johnson
Carlisle
Town OF
Merom
Farmersburg
Jackson Hinkle
J.D. Baldridge
Robert Cummins
Thos. J. Mann
Teese
Heeeenenaeen
David Crawley
Charles L. Davi
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Lemuel Hf
Will
Aes
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Keane
Shelburn
John T. Anderson
Pees Daneteeeerates
Hosea Wawkins
Thomas B. Eaton
B. R. Sneaseee
John Beasley
R. H. Crowde Truste
R. M. Dear
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Cro Ie
Paxton
Carlisle Tee
iLlsaead
Oaklown
Busseron If Par Ly
Smith
Vincennes
Ail
Parcell Cssserrares Secenges
Decker
White River
Ifnzelten
Miller
Patoka
Sting
Princeton
King
Owen Mle Junction
Fort Branell
Haubstadt
Ty St
Mt & F
Ind Fair Ground
Junction
Erskine
State Road
Tagle
St. James
Tranbstadt
Fort Branch
Owensville
Cing
St. Losstives Tao
Wyat Milner
Hazelton Aenas
Rey
Dd. Mackey
J. H. Hedden
Ohio & Mississippi Railway
Qohport
Ines
Ly St. Lewis
Sandoval
Odin G Osam IO Taam
Moray
Sant
Olney
Tuamtyn Dam
Vinens
Bal Auitehet
Seymour
Vernon
Sam
Louisville
Pacific Wood
Eagle
Sereenee
Ly Cine N'Ti
Mitchell
Slamil
Vine'n's
Vipin
Gham
Olney Steer
Lsam
Wlora
Odin
Jones
St. Louis
Diam
Moe O
Cincinnati
Louisville and
Philadelphia
N. Cheever
Ohio & Mississippi
R’y Vincennes, Inc
Otto . W. B. Hanistep
Vincennes, Inc
Peabody
W B.saarroc
Ilarry
Nell
Illinois
Our County
Nelee Pang
Sust
Jeannie S. Judson
Guysett
N. Y.C
H. Fl. R. BR
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Blaine
Cleveland
Hendricks
New York Sur
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Wistar
Nashville
Shiloh
W. H. Burks
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Maine
Vermont
Connecticut
Geneva
George H. Thayer
Bourbon, Ind
W.H Burks
Moody
Elie
Siem
Pater
Sehley Weississ Et Getler
Voceler Co, CO
Mad
Seccestata
Subillivan, Inc
Chicagg
Wirrar
Lowerden
Tazye
Sher
Wiguire
Cony
Taney Creanery
Taney Dairy
Fair Do
New Lebanon
Indiana
Graysville
Jackson County
Mauiiew
Chariton County
Missouri
Brunswick
Pittsburg
Price
No. S&s
Gill Township
Jefferson Township
Pleasantville
Vrice
Charles E. Barrett
Milwaukee
Linnu
Et. Louis
RY Stable
Huey Ies
Feed and Sale
Russell & Glass, Proprietors
Main Street
Sullivan, Ind
Boston
Ohio
Michigan
Ro Royal
Stinson & Co
Portland
Harris
Harris Remedy Co
Pollock & Brother
Curry & Curry
Northside
California
Benzine
Distraz
San Glass
PL & G
Tec AS
A.V. Paine
Louisville, Kiy
Th Sullivan
RaxScotch
American Granitesa
Southside
Wilder
Suararteed
Gure
Strofula
A.V. Palme, Propretor
Mrs. A. HM. Knotts
Williner
Washington Street
Court Street
Mainge Company
Stamp
Mf's Chemists
Tenth Street
ST. Loves
State OF
County OF
March Tem
Thomas Adams
John Green
Charles Green
John Hurst
A.D
Thomas J. Mann
Aly
Pettit’s
Irena Morris
Joseph Crance
Sullivan Indiana
The
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Circuit Court
WM. H. Maule
Fron St
New Orleans
TITE
United States
Mexico
Louisiana
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ER. A. Burke