Giles cashes fat cattle hogs and eggs at Crowder block
Giles offers cash for fat cattle hogs turkeys chickens butter and eggs at Crowder block on the north side jaunt 2t.
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Giles
Crowder Block North Side
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1882
Page
1
Death to vermin spreads by Parsons Exterminator
Barur granaries and households cleared in a single night by Parsons Exterminator. No fear of bad smells and advertised as the best and cheapest vermin killer in the world, sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anto
Parsons
Barur
Former Terre Haute Chief of Police Dies After Poisoning
George Shewmaker once chief of police of Terre Haute died in a Spencer House room from morphine poisoning in a suspected self infliction amid personal crisis. He had forged a check on Joan McKinney, registered under an assumed name, grew deteriorating and died after hours of medical effort. He had testified in the Vandalia train robbery case, aiding the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
George Shewmaker
Spencer House
Shewmaker
Joan McKinney
Plevener
MacKinney
Law O
Suewmker
Terre Liaute
Bud Schewmaker
Clhiaries St Clair
Long Point
Mio Ares
Snewmaker
Trial of Dr Kings New Discovery Promised Free
Crowder and Rees drug store offers free trials of Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs colds asthma bronchitis and throat and lung issues. Customers may obtain a complimentary sample to verify its merits and compare against typical remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowder & Rees Drug Store
Kings
Settlement rules for estate executors and administrators
A notice explains required accounting by executors and administrators. It outlines six month and semiannual filings with sworn statements of money received, and specifies court action for noncompliance. A contrasting quotation about cooking rare or well done ends the passage.
Brown's Iron Bitters Promises Strength and Vigor
An advertisement touts Brown's Iron Bitters as the path to physical perfection. It claims the tonic infuses new life and vigor, strengthens the nerves, and enhances muscle development across the body.
Glass houses proverb inspires blunt reply
A teacher asks a boy about the saying on living in glass houses and the boy answers with a witty twist about pulling down blinds, turning the lesson into a humorous moment.
Spare-roomatism Joke Spreads Bitter Chill in Rooms
A witty quip on rheumatism mocks the chill of spare rooms with a line about guests braving icy sheets and dying of the cold. The remark frames a humorous take on awkward hospitality and discomfort.
Flogging Carried Out At Central Prison For Assault
James Coulier was flogged at Kryston Central Prison for attempting to outrage Miss Campbell last month. He received two years in prison and forty eight lashes with the cat o nine tails. The punishment began on the triangle where he showed fear as the blows landed. He cried for mercy while guards administered the sentence. Afterward his back bled and he was taken to the prison hospital for treatment. The sentence will run nine months before the next installment.
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Toronto
Globe
James Coulier
Campbell
Kryston
Central Prison
Plain Speak in Politics and Religion from Ex Gov Hora
A fragment discusses the value of simple language over long words in speech and writing. It argues that clear concise English aids understanding across classes and warns against technical terms like veneration and varvarication while urging truthful, direct expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orly
Eli Perkins Cancer Tale Denied
The report claims Eli Perkins suffered cancer while in care but is disputed with a version that the cancer disappeared after a single glance and died of a broken heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Perkins
Eli
Tarantula Kill Threat Emerges in Arkansas Tale
Oliver C. Waddell, recently moved from LeXas to Stove county along White River, was bitten by a tarantula during a mountain hunting trip. The venom caused rapid swelling and a fatal progression, with medical aid arriving too late as he died in the afternoon. A separate note recounts a New York visit by a young Oil City woman and her parents’ admonition about her conduct.
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Little Rock
Oliver C. Waddell
LeXas
White River
Stove County
Flo
Tim
Kihugi
Valeri
Ara
Waddell
New York
Freeman edition state news brief roundup
Freddie, elder son of EB Bishop of the Bee Line in Muncie, died on Saturday night. Bill Simmons, a Muncie convict, broke jail at Winchester Saturday morning. his partner received a two year sentence. The Muncie Y M C A plans a lectern series beginning the 1st. six speakers will be local residents. William Taft, touring Valparaiso for several days, shouted and killed John Dutton last spring during a dispute over corn in his field and was sentenced to four years and six months in the penitentiary. An axe broke on the Wabash River bridge at Wabash Monday evening, sending several cars of the C., Wabash M. line into the river. one loaded freight car rested ten feet under water with narrow escapes reported.
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Citaizen
Freddie
EB. Bishop
Bee Line
Muncie
Bill Simmons
Winchester
William Taft
Valp
John Dutton
Wabash Rive Bridge
Wabash
C., Woo& M
Grand Temperance Council
T. B Demaree
Tennessee
Good Templar
M. E
Graysville
Huarricon
Maine
Kansas
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Fulinne
Prosperity Lodge of Good Temellard
Irvin Burton
Badger
St Raln
Advertising pays says Boston merchant and police court notes
A Boston merchant argues advertising pays while a Fort Wayne clerk Luce is jailed after injuring a girl named Jane Donnelly and failing to pay a $100 bond. In Huntington, Nick Bayreuther and William Gawne fight over a butcher knife, Gawne jailed on $300 bail. Budgets note burglaries near Delphi and a Lafayette firm Luce's firm shuts as creditors face a modest deficit. The piece reviews temperance, politics, and bad actors across Indiana and Boston with multiple local notices.
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Luce
Fort Wayne
Jane Donnelly
Dail
Huntington
Nick Bayreuther
Wiliam Gawne
Becsme
Bayreuther
Gawne
Indiana State School Fund Apportionment Report
The Indiana State School Fund apportionment figures show 814,343 children ages six to twenty one, with total funds from tax and interest at 717,949.56 ready for distribution. Marion County has the largest pupil count at 38,164 and an apportioned total of 45,795. BU.
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Indianapols News
Nnety
State Normal School
Marion County
Starke County
Ohio County
Cluse
Dreaming Texan tale and a sharp divorce implied
A New York man dreamed he was a Texas cheaperado in a frontier town beset by Indians and woke to find himself under the bed. An Indianapolis woman horsewhipped her divorced husband, trading pride for a renewed sense of marriage. The piece suggests the folly of perpetual disputes over divorce, while praising Brown's Brow n Bitters as a gentle booster for infant growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenan
Pat
Treland
New York
Texas
Indianapolis
Federal action looms on polygamy in Uran
The current administration faces pressure to curb polygamy in Uran amid westward expansion and imminent statehood debates. Observers note that state law would pressure polygamists to concede, while the federal approach remains unsettled and subjects the issue to extensive deliberation.
Sunday school honesty tests kitchen secrets
A child asks why preserves are kept locked up while claiming trust in his mother. The mother affirms trust as the boy probes if honesty matters in household rules. The exchange reveals themes of honesty and parental guidance in a domestic moment.
Sufferings of F H Drake and Skin Cure
F H Drake of Detroit Michigan endured severe skin disease on hands head and face that threatened his eyes. After failing medical care he used Cuticura Resolvent internally and Cuticura Soap externally and was cured, remaining well to this day.
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F. H. Drake
Detroit
Mich
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