Trial of strength in Troy with Madison and Prof Carl
The Troy Times recounts a Saturday trial of strength between Juney Madison the strong man and Prof Carl with Protege for Carl in the city. Carl exhibits magic and feats with anvils, stones, and heavy weights. Madison lifts two large anvils and breaks stones, while Carl outperforms with his iron bending and weight actions. The crowd notes both performances and declares Carl the winner.
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Troy Times
City
Juney Madison
Carl
Car
Madison
Mr. Madison
Priguce
Curl
Pickpockets On The Railroad Plague Concerns Pittsbury
A train旅 pickpocket stole 800 dollars from Joseph Horner between Harrisburg Greensburg and Pittsburgh. Horner, en route to the West with his family, was left destitute. a set builder dog was given to a mayor's officer to aid the search. Railro ad thefts rise, prompting calls for new measures.
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Joseph Horner
Trai Cumin Wuet
V'Eluck
Baik
Pittsbury
God Pines
Willie
Ilarrisburg
Greensburg
Foss
T A. Saute
The
Red
Ancover
York Guauty
Ila
Horner
Offeur Patterson
Pittshuey
Geary testimony and Kansas conflict highlight national politics
The Adams Sentinel reports Joseph Bord of Bundada Grove narrating a Chicago Tribune interview about Geary in Washington. It covers Kansas proslavery versus Free State tensions, a Missouri Democrat report, and Geary’s alleged remarks on federal appointments and party loyalties. It also notes the Iowa and Wisconsin constitutional provisions and a Georgetown fire inquiry.
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Geary
Joseph Bord
Bundada Grove
Rive County
Minnesot Territary
Tara
Washinton
Wfice
Oopinion
Free State
Las
Magazine and Gift Offers Promised by News Agency Ad
The notice advertises magazine year subscriptions at various prices and a promotion offering gifts worth 31 000 with magazines. It mentions the Adams Sentinel yearly option and calls for readers to contact A J Porcefield at the News Agency for a circular and latest magazines. The text also touts razor straps and toothache drops as stock on hand.
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France
Douitet
Adams Sentinel
Ifsn
A. J. Porcefield
Magnevs
Wallen
Stuid
Peturs- Dore
Storkidge
Folin — Eis
Solling & Dyeiwg
St Henry Myers
Win
Tlespie
Gettysburg
di & E. Millers
Siuntarstown
Jiesh Kinn’s
Tsunterstown
EL Staley's
Centre Mill
Abal Wriehtls
Bonderseilies Faceh
Sehriver's
Walmpton
Seidler
William Megary
Farmers & Mechanics
Cupra
Raday Savings Tushtp Pena
Adams County
Cheneshelarion
Publicquare
George Arnold
Tureuanes
Gettysbure
Sureriy- Tend
Iarvisburg
Et. R. Male
Hanover
Pennsylvania
Gettyssburg
Maryland
Waynesboro
Geo. Swove
Prregna
Trea
Vondi
K. McCurdy
Davin Wins
Joan IT. McOuentay
Marriages and Obituaries Highlight Local 19th Century Town Notices
Local notices record several marriages in Conon ga Chapel and Petersburg with ministers Reverends Enders Loeh ler and Javolsier. Names include George B Gur en from Kaskaskia Illinois and Miss Mart Noel of Oxford township Adams county. Henry Olinger and Ann Eliza Jacoby. Isaac Stoke and Susan Nail er. William Kris k and Rebecca Stover. Obituaries note Peter Aughinbaugie of s borough aged 73, Jane E wife of Samuel Witheraw, John Bower former resident, William Henry son of Baugh stud Amanda M Fleegel, and Elizabeth Miarseey widow of Christian Vershey aged about 93. The notices situate events across Hancock Indiana Darke counties and nearby towns with farm ownership references.
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Peter Aughinbaugie
S Borough
Jane E
Samuel Witheraw
Hancock County
Indiana
Jouen Bower
This
Jerrien County
Michigan
Niles
William Ienry
Baugh Stud
Amanda M. Fleegel
Mountpleasant Township
Adams Co
Darke c0
Ohio
Elizabetil Miarsuey
Christian Vershey
Weary Butt
Marsh Creel
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