04 Jun 1892
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Newspaper
Connersville Daily News
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1892
Page
1
The Pat Maloney Company gave an amas sing and enjoyable performance at the opera house to a packed crowd. The show offered laughable comedy and varied attractions, free of objectionable content, and was praised as a genuine burlesque success with broad audience appeal.
Mary Ross born November 28, 1828 in Lancaster County Pennsylvania died June 1 1892 aged 63 years 6 months and some days. She joined the Methodist Episcopal church at sixteen and remained a faithful member. Funeral services were led by Rev J A Sargent at her father's residence June 3 at 10 a m with text Psalm 23.
Mrs Rachel Potter mother of Charles Potter died at her Milton home yesterday afternoon in the 77th year of age. Funeral at her residence Monday at 9 30 a m with interment in Hamilton. She moved to the county twenty one years ago, living two years in Cowpersville and the last three in Miltee. The News extends sympathy to the family.
A Presbyterian pastor in Oparta New Jersey writes in strong support of Hood's ercaparilis claiming no other remedy cleanses the blood liver or stomach as this medicine. He references reliable results among fearful cases and patients helped or cured.
Local leaders J N Huston Charles Mount and partners unite to develop Connersville with 50000 dollars in land deals including J H Claypool and Mrs J E Roberts properties. They plan an electric street railway a State Building and Loan Association and multiple new industries to boost population and growth within ten months. Negotiations with McFarlans and other firms continue as city eyes rapid transit and outside capital.
The News urges citizens and business leaders to back townwide enterprise. It stresses that aiding all interests will boost Connersville and notes potential affordable home financing for those of limited means, signaling unprecedented prosperity ahead.
Robert Ochiltree was admitted to the bar today. Mary Stoops was granted a divorce from Sherman Stoops. The jury on the Gallivan liquor license case, brought here from New Castle on change of venue, has been out since 5 oclock yesterday and seems likely to hang.
Advice promotes Syrup of Figs as a gentle purgative to cleanse the system. It claims to relieve biliousness impede constipation and stimulate kidneys and liver without irritation.
June 4 report describes a fifty four by six foot crevasse at the Belle Chase plantation on the right bank fifteen miles below New Orleans. The breach threatens nearby planters on the Tower coast as St James Parish floods. the river height reaches a record seventeen and a half feet, disrupting steamboat traffic along Canal and Piedras streets.
Reports from Kansas City and upstream to South Dakota indicate the Missouri River is rising, suggesting snow water is moving downstream and could cause the largest flood on the lower rivers since the 1840s, threatening spillover and flood damage. Spal Shuts England Out of Cuba reveals Spain refuses to renew most favored nation terms with Britain for Cuban trade.
A man breaks into John A. Renshaw's vacant Ellsworth avenue East End residence. Chased by citizens, he fires into the crowd, wounding William Kerner in the forehead. Kerner is seriously wounded and may die. the thief is taken to Mercy hospital.
Alderman McCoy of Portsmouth, convicted of murdering Dr Northup, was released from state prison at midnight in Coltemecs Ohio on June 4.
Mrs Lille offers ice cream and cream for parties weddings and events from Heinemann Block east Fifth street with late hours. Bridgeman's maple ice cream and Mrs Lille supply sweet milk and cream for family use. Lee Pitman sells crystal ice with city delivery. Wanted a girl for general housework at 1007 Lincoln avenue Ripans Tabules cure colle.
An 1892 newspaper snippet promotes Irish Tea as a cure all for constipation biliousness liver and kidney troubles. It lists travel deals via C H and D Monon to Minneapolis Chicago and points east with dates June 6 to June 25 and special trains to Niagara Falls and Buffalo. Also notes manure removal notice and local ads for ice cream wine and a branch office manager job.
Thorough review of common school branches starts 9 a.m. Monday June 6. A complete course in book keeping and related subjects begins 10 a.m. June 6. Evening class possible 7 to 9 p.m. notify via portal. Terms twenty seasons for $3.
An advertisement touts Royal Ruby Port Wine as a tonic to strengthen the constitution and defend against disease. It warns against substitutes and lists prices for quart bottles at $1 and pint at 60 cents, with sale by A. M. Andrews, a Chicago bottler, and Royal Wine Co.
Trish Tea conquers languor headache and constipation and brings renewed vigor and health. Rev Angelus Bill of Indianapolis asserts its effectiveness. For sale by A M Andrews Co druggist Connerville Indiana.
Fancy ice cream and icen fur nished to order by Mrs J H Lille at her cream parlors in Heineman Block on Fifth Street. All her cream is excellent quality and persons planning parties will do well to call. Niagara Falls excursion on June 12 via C H D and Erie Jiae.
Dr John Eb. Chippwood announces his medical practice focusing on nose throat and lung diseases. His office and residence are located on Fourth Street with special attention to nasal catarrh and related ailments.
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