25 Jun 1892
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Newspaper
Connersville Daily News
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1892
Page
1
The notice promotes advance annual payments and credits. A yearly $4.56 payment yields three extra months credit, effectively giving the same benefit as paying $6.00 via weekly installments. Readers are urged to pay now.
A compact moral on honesty and deceit, urging rejection of liars and hypocrites. It asserts honest people pay debts and that fraud against the poor or help is dishonorable. The piece also parodies marital strife and odd remedies for snoring and dandruff.
A fragment describes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic that purifies blood, cleanses the system, and boosts strength by stimulating kidney action and waste removal.
Republicans of Canneraville meet at Morton Club rooms to finalize plans for the Ft Wayne trip. About 50 from Franklin, 25 from Union, 200+ from Fayette expected. Connersville reports upbeat. Train leaves 7 25 a.m. band assembles separately. Fayette aims for a strong showing.
The Chicago platform demands repealing the ten percent tax on state bank issues, seen as a return to the old state bank system. Critics warn this would revive currency evils like wild cat notes and undermine a uniform national currency.
Lee Pitman advertises a fine quality crystal tea set and other furnishings with delivery across the city. Osdi for lngermana'sale. thlw
A Falls City man C H Beatty registered at the Grand Hotel in Connersville and wed Miss Louella M Hendricks after months of correspondence. She traveled from Lexington Ohio to Connersville but discovered he had moved to Buckley. The couple wed at Buckley and plan a Chicago trip then Nebraska. People send congratulations despite the unusual match.
East Coaneraville news notes include visits by Miss Mary Ludlow and Mrs. John Howeas of Richmond, Frank Orwig’s Indianapolis trip, Charley Jones’ indisposition, and plans for travels to Tennessee. Fire at George Waltz meat market ends with no major damage amid suspicion of arson. coal oil odor suggests multiple ignition points. Nevin & Co promote Seal Oil shoe dressing with wooden-handled bottle offer.
The city ordinance restricts garbage disposal from April first to November first and requires waste to be sealed in water tight containers placed out of reach of animals. Violations carry fines up to five dollars per day. Miss Henrietta Titus from Indianapolis will lecture at Maplewood M E Church on immunity of memory tomorrow at 10:80.
A. M. Andrews & Co. promote Irish Tea as a natural remedy for constipation biliousness and liver and kidney troubles offered through Conneraville Indiana druggists with a renewed sense of vigor and health.
Hacking cough relief offered with Shilohs cure guaranteed by Central Pharmacy selling the remedy locally.
The C H D announces single fare round trips to many conventions with sale dates and return deadlines. Destinations include Cincinnati Omaha New York Washington Kansas City and more with extended return options and one cent per mile via the line. Additional events list Knights of Pythias and local associations with varying sale periods and return limits.
The C H. D. will sell excursion tickets from all stations on its lines to points within 200 miles at one fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale July 2 3 and 4 and good returning until July 5.
Notice announces an election for three trustees of Knights of Labor on Wednesday June 29 with L A 3243 listed as Recording Secy Joan RoaAcH. Also lists lot sale in Maplewood Block 4 dimensions 65 by 165 feet priced 400 dollars with 2 dollars weekly payments and no interest. Enquiries at 2130 Grand avenue plus rentals at 2130 Grand avenue and Shilohs Catarrh Remedy advertised with price 50 cents and nasal injector free. Old papers for sale at office and other house hold uses at own prices.
A vintage style advertisement touts Royal Ruby port as a tonic for delicate health. It claims the wine restores vitality in enfeebled systems and boosts mood. The quart bottle is $1.00 and pint at 60 cents, sold and guaranteed by A. M. Andrews, druggist.
Advertisement notes a remedy for lame buck side or chest named Shilohs Porous Plaster priced at twenty five cents and sold at Central Pharmacy.
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