22 Jun 1894
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Newspaper
Madison Twice A Week Democrat
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1894
Page
1
Classified notice rates listed in New Era include 65 cents for one item, 115 for two lines, and 2.00 for four inches. Rates show 12 lines at 450 and 10 cents per line for reading notices, with three lines for 23 cents. Special low rates apply to standing advertisements and weekly changes are allowed.
The notice lists candidates Thos Morris for township trustee Louis Weber for Sheriff and Geo W Stoner for Recorder subject to party nominations. It also reports Louisville authorities arresting a city troublemaker with bond set and discusses a summer travel prospectus for Wisconsin and Northern Michigan via Pennsylvania Short Lines with tickets and routes.
About 650 men or more set up a camp below New Albany facing a wary city. Residents report ragged, hungry hoboes with dejected looks awaiting food and orders while authorities plan a rock pile detention and broader patrols to curb disruptions.
A flawed text fragment reviews The American Stage with praise from B S W gleaned as a theatrical exemplar. It includes an autograph request to send copies to London at 2s Blenheim Road Abbey Road and notes Part five features Berroughs portrait and leading ladies and actors like Sol Smith Russell Robson Barrett Kellog Homen.
The article extols Paine's celery compound as a premier remedy for debilitated nervous systems and lists it as a positive cure for dyspepsia biliousness liver complaints neuralgia rheumatism and kidney troubles. It also advertises an Ashbury Park excursion via the Pennsylvania Short Lines with educational meeting dates and ticket details.
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