Christmas bargains and local sales advertise holiday goods
A jumble of ads notes free engraving on Sx hats at Donners and specials at Brockmans for back bones and spare ribs. It promotes umbrellas at Sx, ladies watches at Donner’s, and a sale at Strauss Famous Shoe with Christmas slippers and cheap to fine options. Frank Smith buys an 80 acre farm near Walesboro and plans moving.
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Donner's
Frank Smith
Walesboro
Strauss
Judge Wood Sentenced One Year for Grand Larceny
The December term opened with Judge Keyes presiding. State v H A Wood pleaded guilty to grand larceny, fined $50, and sent to state prison for one year. Other items include bids for stationery, a murder trial to start tomorrow, and notices about locals and visitors.
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H A Wood
Wood
William Miller
Goldsmith
Messrs. Hord & Emig
Cooper & Cooper
Waltman
Electric light war rages in Madison state brief
The Madison electric light dispute continues amid ongoing contention. Other items note quail season opening December 20, Lane's Family Medicine claims a bowel-cleansing claim, and a palatial restriction on the empress leaving the palace. A tout of cautious health ads and political truces in Paris conclude with New York business failure totals comparing weekly figures.
William Perry sues railroad for injuries over color bias
William Perry a colored physician of Franklin sues the Jeffersonville Madison and Indianapolis road for $5000 claiming injuries from being ejected between cars last May due to color. Trial set for next court term. Also notes filing fees by Louisville New Albany & Chicago railroad increasing capital stock and record of local fines and notices.
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Franklin
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Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railroad
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Monon
Indiana
Indiana coal strike escalates as miners hold firm
Idle collieries in Clay and surrounding counties see 7,000 miners walking out while about 1,960 continue work at Columbus scale. Leaders insist on 85 cents for black coal amid ongoing Indiana mine war with bituminous operators. many workers have left the state seeking returns, relief funds slowly assembling.
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