Simmons Liver Regulator Featured In Local Notices
A collection of small items notes cures and endorsements for Simmons Liver Regulator including a nurse’s claim of malaria cure, travel tips, and physician ads. Mentions Tuttle's council candidacy, Dr Appleman in Louisville, and local obituaries along with court news and fruit grower shipping talks.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Adpledge by Cheney Co
Frank J. Cheney and F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo pledge to pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gleason confirms the oath dated December 6, 1886. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Samples and testimony offered by the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
A. W. Gleason
Democratic Primary Election to be Held with Australian Ballot
Notice states the Democratic Primary will take place Monday April 11 with polls from 5 to 9 pm using the Australian system. It lists ward polling places and says inspectors and names to be announced at the mass meeting April 8 at City Hall.
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Jacob Weber
Steishardt
Walnut
Rea
Engine House
Centennial Hotel
Gro. Trow
Geo. B. Clark
Election delegate lists span wards and townships
The article lists state and congressional delegates and alternates for wards in Mantson and other townships, with County conventions and instructions. It notes a vote tally for presidential preferences: Gray eight, Cleveland seven, Hill six, and discusses the State Convention instruction to back E. G. Niklaus as National delegate.
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Scheifferdecker
Geo. Greiner
Grant Zoeler
Charles P. Pfeiffer
J.C. Abbott
T. F. McCarthy
Matt Casper
Edwin King
William C. Miles
Nicholas Roeder
Charles Tuttle
Frank Schneider
John Steinhardt
George Schnable
Charles Short
George Klein
William Petery
Daniel Claflin
Michael McLaughlin
John Conway
Joseph Wetterick
M. Deversy
John Hans
George Leland
Joseph Schneider
Andy Steinhardt
William Bersch, Jr
Third Ward
Andy Myer
John Fidger
Samuel Herin
W. Beerck
Frank Jones
John Leonard
C.bach
Peter Stephens
Henry Schneider
George Dittgen
L. Maurer
Jake Krummell
C. Rinne
John Hock
J. L. Sering
C. Barnes
P. Gehrity
George Martch
John Apple
R. Doolittle
Charles A. Korbly
Fourth Ward
S. Chapman
Hiram Francisco
West Madison
Louis Holwager
John Jenkins
George Black
Henry Werning
Clarence Chambers
Wm. Cowan
Geo. Black
Charles Scholl
Shelby Township
John M. Spencer
David I. Spencer
Wm. H. Buchanan
W. Y. Erwine
John F. Todd
George Peters
Levi Fulton
Marion Buchanan
John Warfield
Ed Stewart
Alvin Spencer
Frank Marquis
Harvey Rodgers
Will Land
T. T. Swan
James Taff
A. M. Taff
James Arbuckle
C. L. Wells
Edward Berry
Elmer Swan
Andrew Manaugh
James Taff, Jr
David Sipe
Stephen Reed
R. D. Oliver
J. B. Pheasant
D. D. Parker
B. F. Law
Wm. Reiley
Charles Hord
Jesse Pheasant
W. A. Law
A. F. Henry
Wash Cline
A. J. Wilson
James Spicer
Walter McGanon
Thomas Blane
W. T. Wilson
J. Dryden
J. A. Cline
Dick Polk
Jacob Baughamaur
John ‘Goldsborough
Monror Townsair
John Adam
J. C. Woods
John M
Patton
Louis Mahier
Jesse Custar
Fred Holzer
Frank Grein
Wm. Cadwell
I. M. Schoolcraft
John Denny
Boon Custar
Geo. Beyer
Ed Prenatt
J.C. Woods
Frank Herin
Geo. Miles
Maaviscon TownsHip
J. M. Cravens
Mark Crawley
J.C. Rawlings
Nicholas Watts
Andy Rea
Will Watchison
Wm Bramwell
Charles Schroeder
Nick Gale
John Rea
Thomas Martin
Oliver Francisco
Joseph Temple
Mark Brisben
Ira Bramwell
Wim Pomerine
John Froh
Peter Adams
Wm. Jameson
Chas. Schaefer
Wm. McFadden
Chas. Messmore
Louis Hasslander
Chris McDonald
Joe Bramwell
ToowNs Hill
J. T. Bennett
H. Wiggam
John A. McConnell
N. Spensel
E. M. Chambers
Jesse Tull
John Gray
Harvey Wiggam
Joshua Hall
S. J. Wilson
Henry Jones
F.M. Chetwood
W.F. Henry
Ed .Coppis
John Hall
Gray
Cleveland
Hill
E. G. Niklaus
G. W. Grafton
Albert Clashman
George E Trow Nominated for Madison Mayor
George E Trow is announced as a candidate for Madison mayor subject to the Democratic primary decision to be held at the title date. If nominated he would receive strong Democratic support and draw from Republican ranks to win at the polls.
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Charles F. Tuttle
the Herald
Tuttle
Mollie Lewis
Madison
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Medical College
Samuel Lewis
Canaan
Simmons
George E. Trow
Trow
Sulphur Bitters Promoted as Blood Cleansing Remedy
An 19th century Health Gazette notice urges parents to use Sulphur Bitters to purge the blood of humors causing pimples blotches and skin sores in children. It frames the remedy as a pure, effective cure and warns against ridicule of the afflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Poland
Erwin
Friedley
Frwing
Shelby
Kentucky
Health Gazette
Playing Cards and Taxes in Clark County
A note offers a 15 cent postal request for a deck of cards from P S Eustis General Passenger Agent Chicago Lil. A Clark County Treasurer rejects five one thousand dollar bills offered in payment of 1801 taxes after the State Board of Equalization raises Clark county assessment to 10 969 dollars.
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P. S. Eustis
Chicago
Lil
Clark County
State Board of Equalization
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