Annum-by Carrier Pricing Note Issued
The notice states weekly per copy pricing of ten cents for two copies under Annum by carrier terms. It outlines the rate and billing cadence, signaling a standard postage-like charge for distributed sheets.
25 Jun 1891
Page 1
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Newspaper
Connersville Daily News
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1891
Page
1
The notice states weekly per copy pricing of ten cents for two copies under Annum by carrier terms. It outlines the rate and billing cadence, signaling a standard postage-like charge for distributed sheets.
A two foot thick mineral deposit in the Huston marble quarry attracts crowds as specimens show iron-like material and crystal forms. Professor Finneil in Cincinnati will analyze a sample. officials believe the find may yield valuable metal and boost the local economy.
At Lyone Station near Benjamin Brown’s home Mrs Alex Ross fell sixteen feet from a cherry tree. She fractured an arm and appeared to be bleeding. doctors feared internal injury but Mrs Ross was reported as progressing as well as could be expected.
Second day of Rashville races draws good attendance and tight finishes. Events include a 2:34 trot for 400 purse with Central br g Harry Schultz and Twilight g Dick Wilson. a 2:31 pace for 300 with Maggie, Tube Rose, Carrie B and Fate Bes. and a 2:22 trot for 400 with Little Rock guided by W H McKinney and Adora James Nebro.
From Friend to Friend extols Hood's Sarsaparilla noting its excellence and strong advertising value. The piece claims an unequalled record of cures and urges readers to trust the medicine based on its past results.
I B Young and wife prepare a long awaited trip to Colorado Springs Colorado, their first vacation in twenty two years, with well wishes from the Newa. City directories are offered by J B Young at fifty cents each. Bhilohs Cough and Consumption Cure is offered with a money back guarantee at Central Pharmacy. A misread line references Warwick safety and patent dates. details unclear.
A New York Herald opinion piece questions whether public schools harm health and cadet eligibility. It cites a West Point cadetship offer open to all, yet finds few applicants meet physical standards after physician exams. It mentions working-class youths and critics blaming school grind for declining vigor.
Autopsy on Rev. Thomas Pitts of Pittsburg reveals a two inch bone plate lodged in the brain between hemispheres causing convulsions and erratic behavior. Dr. Samuel Ayers notes no similar case in medical history and cannot explain the growth. A later note reports Edward Zaiser fatally shot by a burglar in Burlington Indiana, a crime echoed by the victim's father years earlier.
Frank Hanson of Connersville sues A J Heasom for 190 dollars alleging a blemished horse sold for 176 dollars with a promise to accept return for 150 after three weeks. Heasom contends all blemishes were disclosed and cites witnesses. The case is taken under advisement with no decision yet.
The piece contrasts lavish wedding coverage with questions about genuine affection and restraint. It argues the simple, private happiness of a country maiden may outshine public displays of wealth and fashion, favoring natural beauty over ostentatious ceremony.
Sudden deaths are mainly due to heart disease, often unsuspected. Symptoms include lying on the right side, shortness of breath, chest pain, irregular pulse, swelling, dry cough, and indigestion. Dr. Miles offers a free illustrated book on Heart Disease and products like New Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine via local druggists.
Newt Cooper Dr Coughlin Squire Rade and H CO Peters of Liberty passed through the city last evening en route for the northern lakes on a fishlog excursion.
Dent Care to Eat. Hood's Sarsaparilla is recommended for loss of appetite indigestion and headaches. The medicine gently tones the stomach aids digestion and makes one real hungry. Delicate health individuals after a few days eat plain food with unexpected relief.
Lieutenant Governor Chase was a guest of Elmore Edwards during his stay in the city. He will return and preach at the Christian church next Sunday.
An advertisement extols a liquid fruit laxative praised for gentle yet effective relief. It highlights safety and pleasant taste, claiming it is a favorite remedy for women under all conditions. The copy emphasizes comfort and reliability in everyday use.
A one fare round trip offer applies across the C H and D network for Independence Day. Tickets go on sale July 3 and 4 and return validity extends July 4, 5, and 6. The same rates cover numerous adjacent lines within 200 miles and include special terms on several routes such as Louisville and Chicago, Erie to Buffalo or Buffalo area, and others. some segments, notably Toledo to Detroit, have a different rate of one and a half cents per mile.
The Big Four will offer excursion rates to Batesville for the Oldenburg commencement, with travel June 30 to July 2 and return by July 4. Round trip fare is $1, children 50 cents. Also rail lines announce half fare Fourth of July rates and specific travel dates. A Creamer Cortleyow case jury was discharged after failing to reach verdict. most favored conviction or acquittal counts.
An advertisement-like fragment touts Miles Merve and a new liver regulating principle. It claims regulation of the liver and stomach peps through nerves and promises speedy cures for fussiness bad taste liver and constipation.
Notice urges readers to monitor the C H D bulletin and consider travel using C H D services with round trip tickets sold on one rare Sunday. It also advertises neatly bound city directories listing names and addresses of all residents of Connersville and suburbs.
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