Wakarusa 1875 notes discuss local losses and entertainments
The issue reports typhoid illness in a Rosenberger family, upcoming events including a Grand Bowery Dance on July 31, and lectures by Comanche Jim and Big Injun Jim. It notes harbor access for vessels, a fire destroying Jacob Bell's house with suspicions of foul play, farm pests, school matters, church guard duties, graveyard maintenance, and local exchanges with the London Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
London
Medical Gazette
Ebenezer Stephens
H. W. Graham
Baker & Mitchel
Goshen
Joseph ‘Heathole
Graham
The
Baptist Church
Constable Ramer
Injun
Jim
Christian Church
Modoc
Black Hills
Comanche Jim
Washington
Capt
Hobbs
Kit Karson
California
Jacob Bell
Bell
The Sun announces weekly Sun circulation and ads 1875
The Sun outlines its 1875 weekly Sun edition aims and readership growth. It promotes independence, a robust agricultural section, and affordable pricing with postage prepaid. Advertising includes a portable engine and boiler for sale and a local Elkhart item.
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Weekly Sun
SUN
New York City
Gunge Cocks &c
Dory Bro’s
Elkhart Marble Works
Elkhart
Ind
Brubaker & Ever’s Promotes Quick Sales and Economy
An old time advertisement claims BRUBAKER & EVER’S offers extensive trade and low prices with fair dealing. The notice pledges continued popularity, thanking customers for past patronage and promising more economy for shoppers.
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Mrs. A
Mrs. B
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Wakarusa, Ind
Wm. ‘Rosenberger
St. Clairs Garden
Michigan City
Enterprise
Moses Culp
Brubaker & Eyer
Paris
Anson Smith
South Bend Tribune
Boston
Norter
Lewis Salsbury
Owen St. Clair
Jemima McCoy
John
New Paris
Baltimore
Ohio
Soe
Ars
Bii Lutz
Merry
D. Squires Drug Store
Divane
Squires
Karusa
SALE
Circuit Court
Elkhart County
Indiana
Court House
Anid
John Brubaker
AREF
J.L. Wolf & Steiner
Proprietora of the
Boot and Shoe Store
Elkhart, Ind
Lange