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03 Jun 1892
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Newspaper
Connersville Daily News
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1892
Page
1
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The State convention at Muncie elects Rev. Father William Smith of Muncie as spiritual director John P. Flinn of New Albany as president Rev. Father Mulcay of Anderson and Rev. F C Schnell of Terre Haute and Mrs. Mary Ford of Connersville as vice presidents Patrick Mahoney of Logansport as secretary Anthony Garrity of Indianapolis as treasurer J L Heinnemanno of Connersville as editor Rev. Father Staunton of New Albany as lecturer Rev. Father Campeon of Logansport and John Dolan of Rushville as delegates to the National convention The next State convention will be held at Rushville.
The advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as superior to all others, boasting unique merit and trust. It claims unmatched economy and strength with its "100 Beoses One Dollar" value, and asserts Hood's product combines proportion and prowess to guarantee quality.
Judgment by default for Lewis C. Black against Enoch Crowel amounting to 141 dollars and 28 cents. Executor William Trusler sold 89 acres in Jackson township for 289 dollars and 2 cents. Guardians M.J. Alexander and W. H. Baker discharged as wards reach adulthood. Miles K. Moffitt posted 5000 dollars bond to sell real estate with sureties 8. M. Atherton and H. L. Frost. Davitt-Murphy suit set for trial in June. Estates of John Limpus and S. K. Powell ordered settled without administration. FE. M. McCready attended Fayetteville court business. Henry county liquor case argued and to be given to the jury this evening.
East Connersville briefs report Thomas Jackson repainting his house and Alex Edwards starting a new tenement. Various residents travel to Mayaville Kentucky and Dayton for college. Social updates include engagements and weddings rumors, and community members visiting Ohio relatives. A temperance incident in Richmond involves Otis Brown arrested for assaulting Maggie Decker. bonds set at 2600 dollars. Special train offers to Niagara Falls and return to Cleveland, Indianapolis service details listed.
A traveling salesman bets colleagues over dictionary meanings in a Boston Herald tale, then pivots to a Virginia manor memory describing enslaved workers, a mansion's waxed floors, and Mehaly’s blunt admission of hunting rare “spees.” The piece blends humor with a stark, painful historical vignette.
A dentist boasts of painless work while a cornet player in the next room is kept poor by a daily payment scheme. The patient, perturbed, questions the sanity of the arrangement as the dentist explains mind over matter and uses the musician’s discomfort as a cheap anesthetic.
A brief, unclear dialogue hints at domestic tension and a visit to a market named Aetna. The exchange mentions a breakfast table with insufficient food and a demand to leave the house or bakery. No clear people or actions beyond a tense household moment.
A dozen youth of varied color and condition bathed in the river near Third Street this afternoon and were reprimanded before the Mayor. The next offender will face the full weight of the law. G. W. Benedict travels to Liberty to advance Parker process fuel gas plans. F. W. Martin relocates to Greenfield Ohio with his family. Connersville awaits an electric streetcar line and related development. Race course track work continues, aided by favorable weather. A girl is wanted for general housework at 1007 Lincoln Avenue. Properties for sale priced at 2600 and 2800 dollars, via Mrs. Fayette Martin. Miss Eva Pike returns from Martinsville. Mrs. P. H. Roots visits from Liberty. Dann Roots heads to Cincinnati. Miss Laura Gaing visits from Richmond. Postmaster J. H. Fearis in Cincinnati.
An 1900s advertisement touts Royal Ruby Port Wine as pure and aged, with refunds if not. lists quart bottles priced at $1 and pint bottles at 60 cents, sold by A. M. Andrews and bottled by Royal Wine Co. in Chicago. Also promotes Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Shiloh's Cure for croup and bronchitis, and Ripans Tabules at Central Pharmacy.
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