27 Jun 1892
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Newspaper
Connersville Daily News
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1892
Page
1
Fayette County managers reported enough votes to nominate Hon. J. N. Huston after a telegram said he would not oppose Chase. Delegates planned to disregard instructions and vote for Huston regardless, creating varied coalition possibilities as the outcome remained uncertain.
About 5 o'clock yesterday morning Jake Shaffer a driver on Scott Thomas bus line found two people asleep in a cab at the stables. They wore decent clothes and the woman clutched her protector as they awoke. They hurriedly gathered their belongings and left without saying where they came from or where they were going.
Connersville Land and Improvement Co transfers to Charles Holmes a lot in Edgewood for 212 dollars. The same company transfers to Moses Wilson a lot in Edgewood for 212 dollars. A. M. Moyer transfers to Thomas Coleman et al a lot in Maplewood for 225 dollars.
Advert says Hood's Sarsaparilla acts as a blood purifier with a record of cures for scrofula salt rheum blood poisoning and other blood diseases urging readers to try it to know its merit and to be sure to get Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Mrs J F McClain to sell her property on north Central avenue on easy terms. Details available at McClain's art studio from 9 to 10 a m Tuesday through Friday. Dan B Millikin retires from traveling sales and plans to return to Connersville soon. He touts a hair restoration preparation said to rival J Ayer & Co.'s product. Royal Ruby Port Wine advertised by A M Andrews druggist. Officers elected for Mt Zion Baptist Sunday School: Charles Banks superintendent, William Haly assistant, Miss Hattie West secretary, Miss Mary Smith treasurer, Miss Birdie Bass organist. Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy offered by Central Pharmacy. George Wilson retires from McClain studio. Ed McClain resumes gallery charge. Dr Walter's headache cure promoted. Local residents attend Ft Wayne convention. two hundred went from the area. Lew Holland travels to Martinsville for mineral water. Shiloh's Cure promoted for coughs. available at Central Pharmacy. Emma Reed of Maysville to return home soon. Loper buggies showroom to open in A M Pink's block. Mt Zion Sunday attendance fifty five. collection sixty five cents. Number 7 club to hold social at Mt Zion Church tonight. Mrs William Newkirk visiting Indianapolis. Big lunch at Joe Conner's tonight. Joshua Leach reported slightly indisposed.
Francis T. Roots announces Sixth District Lincoln League officials H M Broaddus Connersville Will Freeman Liberty John L Nicholson Richmond Dr A C Badd Muncie W G Barnes New Castle Union 8 Hunt Winchester He outlines aims to grow clubs recruit assistants and reward districts with banners based on youth voter turnout and membership with state judges for rewards He cites Hamilton county results during McKinley Gubernatorial campaign and promises further league history features
Solomon T. Sherwood died at his South Central home yesterday at 8 AM aged 58 from heart disease after a chest pain while feeding horses. He leaves a wife and two children. Funeral tomorrow at 2 PM from his residence with Rev. Hench officiating. interment in the city cemetery. He relocated from Shelbyville 14 months ago to manufacture mineral water and built a large local trade. Ripples of sympathy pour in from friends.
Henry County backs Huston as he seeks the gubernatorial nomination. Elliott of the Courier favors Huston and travels to Fort Wayne to boost his bid, claiming Chase has weakened recently. If all counties stood as Henry does, Huston would likely win the Ft Wayne nomination.
The Warren Daily Tribune reports Lizzie Arlington the world’s champion pitcher will join the Indies club known as the Cincinnati Reds for a matinee at 3 30 this afternoon. Admission is 25 cents and the grounds are enclosed with an eight foot canvas fence.
The C., H. & D. unveils excursion fares for multiple national conventions. Cincinnati Prohibition and Omaha Independent party events mark selling windows June 29 to July 2 with return by July 15. Other cities include New York Society Christian Endeavor July 5 to 7 and Washington G A R encampment in September with one cent per mile via the line.
The C H D announces one fare round trips from all Hoosier stations within 200 miles on its lines and connections. Tickets sell July 2 3 4, valid for return until July 5. De Pauw University Quartet cancels Andre Theatre show. instead performs for Brookville audience July 4. Rev R Roberts leaves for Chicago tomorrow to stay through Sunday, with Miss Maud accompanying to Indianapolis to visit relatives.
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