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Newspaper

Columbus Daily Herald

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1890

Page

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Embroidery Sale at the White House and Local Letters

A bustling advertisement outlines a new embroidery sale at the White House shop with a larger stock and 25 percent lower prices through next Saturday. It highlights affordable trims, muslins, white goods, and a forthcoming carpet line, then transitions to a local letter from Gov Cook on the Mexican War and a critique of Danville speech by Mr. Irwin, ending with A. G. Coax's respectful sign-off.

White House Columbus East Columbus Ind Ephors Herato Irwin Danville Mexico Henry Clay Texas Polk United States Nueces Rio Grande River Neuces Taylor Washington Grande River Congress of the Congress America New Mexico Golden State California Tom Corwin Lewis Cass Michigan Fillmore Tyler House Senate Des Morins Chantry Dolph Horace Boies J. O. Hutchison S. B. Downing Union- Labor I. Doty M. Smith A. N. Poyneer S. L. Bestow E. Brownell J. M. McDonald J. W. Murphy A. N. Payneer

Bucklen's Arnica Salve for Skin Ailments

Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money refunded with a 25 cent box price sold by Theo E Otto, Druggist and Pharmacist.

Theo. E. Otto

James W Clark Bitten by Rat Faces Blood Poisoning Threat

James W. Clark of A F Thompsons farm near town was bitten on the hand by a rat about five weeks ago. Neglecting the wound left him in a serious condition with signs of blood poisoning on the hand arm and side of the body. Dr Falk attends him.

James W. Clark A. F. Thompsons Dr. Falk

Stock of groceries and notions to be sold at cost

The undersigned will commence tomorrow February 20 to sell the stock of groceries queensware and notions of Henry Brockman. The entire stock will be closed out at cost with cash terms. D. F. Lone receiver.

Henry Brockman D. F. Lone

Assault at the St Denis: Peter Newby Arrested

A Colored man named Peter Newby who works at the St Denis attacked a White girl who also works there last evening. He was arrested but escaped by dodging into an alley. If he stays away it will be a good riddance.

Peter Newby St. Denis

Do Not Suffer Any Longer Cough Remedy Ad

An old advertisement offers Dr Acker's English Cough Remedy with a money back guarantee if not effective. It promises quick relief from coughs and consumption symptoms, citing a one day cure claim and weekly progress.

An Invariable Sign

Swelling of the ankles or feet not from rheumatism signals heart weakness say Prof. De Costa. Shortness of breath chest pain while lying on the left side and smothering spells indicate heart disease. The article promotes Dr Miles New Cure sold at F A Browns Drug Store. Iron spikes used in Central Africa.

Prof. de Costa Miles F. A. Brown's & Co

Starch Prices Rise Shocking Merchants Say Increase Likely

The Starch Trust has begun to raise prices, now charging one fourth of a cent more per pound than before. Courier Journal reporters spoke with several merchants who largely expect further increases.

Courier Journal Starch Trust

Debate over world's fair location in Congress stalls progress

In Washington on February 22 the House debated a national world fair. Supporters favored New York Chicago St Louis and Washington while opponents urged fiscal restraint and questioned subsidies. Speakers cited tariff costs and river harbor needs, with St Louis and Washington early backing noted.

Bynopris Waasbinnerton New York Chicago Measra Hitt Adams Taylor and Lawler Ilinois Cutcheon and Chipman Michigan Ferkins Kansas St. Louia Meyers Frank Frank, Niedringhaus, Stone and Dockery of Missouri; Breckinridge Arkansas Caruth Kentucky Washington Messrs. Lee Virginia Compton Maryland S Stockbridge New Jersey McComas Indiana Coleman Louisiana Hooker St. Louis United States Mills Tex St. Bris Morse Mass District of Columbia Andersonville Peters Kan Mr. O'Neill Ermitig

Demise of Minister Lincoln's Son Reported from London

Cables from London say Abraham Lincoln Jr., 17, is near death after a post operative decline with pus from his wound. another operation was performed and the heart area worsened the condition.

New York London Robert Lincoln Abraham Abraham Lencoln

Allegheny Pride as Harrison Opens Carnegie Library

President Harrison visits Allegheny Pa to dedicate the Carnegie free library after touring Homestead steel mills. Andrew Carnegie and Mayor Pearson witness the ceremony as Harrison urges trustees to use wealth for mankind. Building costs about 500000 dollars with library art gallery and music hall.

Pirrepuren Harrison Duquesne Club Homestead Court House Andrew Carnegie Carnegie Free Library of Allegheny America Jishop Whitehead Carnegie Pearson Allegheny Bief Pudie Ee Warrison Mr. Pratt Oof Baltimore Beaver Dalzell Bayne Art Gallery Norrison Pittsburgh

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Gov Cook Whig Democrat Party Cleveland Cleve Land Supreme Court Bro. Irwin A. G. Coax A Weslow & Co The Bucklen Zoa- Phora Zoa- Phora Medicine Co H. G. Colman Seey Kalamazoo Mich Theo Otto N. B Lehman D. A. Thomas Central Africa Mr. Milla Wien Lue Lai Messrs Blanchard O'Ferrall Gibson Houk Tenn Wilson W. Va Vandever Cal Kinsey O’neail Lincoln’s WasinxGron Benjamin Franklin Andrew Jackson Abraham Lincoln U. S. Grant Garfield Webster Milo Green Henry Chig Jefferson Dlack Commodores Perry Iowa Philadelphia apeSouta Carnegie Free Library Hannisbourna Leaver William H. Bartholomew Northampton County Zach Taylor Greene County William H. Smith Alegheny County Charles Carter Cambria County Alfred Andrews Center County Totrpo Kire Pauple’s B. P. Breckinridge & Co Smith & Haldeman J. J. Bortz John Nagely Locanaport Harry Neal George W. Sherman Lirrie Rocs Ark Clay King Osceola
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