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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1891

Page

8

Railroads on Paper and the Stewart Death Inquiry

County commissioners face scrutiny over Aaron Stewart death after his broken leg led to removal to a pauper's grave. Reports say Dr Murett treated him before a county order sent him to the poor house, with the judge later hearing Becht v Cornett on sidewalk negligence. The piece also argues most proposed railroads are never built, citing John Lee of Crawfordsville and Indiana wide speculative lines.

Aaron Stewart Quail Connor Stewart Murett Board of County Commissioners Herald Louis J. Becht C. C. Cornett Friedley Becht Madison Indiana John Lee Crawfordsville America Ludlow Falls Ohio Indianapolice Newa

Home Scene and Remedies Endorsement in One Page

A domestic vignette highlights the chaos of a mother away and a child’s cry. The ad promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a guaranteed remedy for female diseases and womb troubles. A separate list promotes summer resorts across Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa and the Dakotas with travel details and a mail-in folder request.

Johnny Mamma Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Iowa Dakotas Chicago Milwaukee Finnest Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Milwaukee & Northern Railroad

New High School and College Grad Themed Fabrics Pack

Vendors tout a season of elegant fabrics for graduates featuring Woot Crepe Citixe in Cream Pink and Light Blue Hexmetras, Crean Arparross wool dress goods, Braproki Cioriu washable fabric in cream, Silk Cir mNi colors, Cream Roar Parvess Scirs with silk borders, and Triuuises lace and trim options.

Crean Arparross Sarah Braproki Cioriu Roar Parvess

Local items reflect town life and river island history

A string of local notices includes new upholstery business below Weber's barbershop, Madison Machine Company's fence work for 5 M. Stra der, and water pipe repair at First and Plum. Also reports a wreck on the Cambridge J M I line delaying noon trains, social quirks, and obituaries for Maggie Lauer and Master Charles Bowen with funeral arrangements.

Wedding at St Marys Church Ends in Happy Union

St Marys church overflowed at 8 a m for the wedding of Miss Mary Weber youngest daughter of Nicholas Weber and Mr Peter Willick The ceremony by Rev J B H Seepe The bride wore a cream albatross dress with ostrich trim The groom appeared in black The couple receive warm congratulations and best wishes for a smooth voyage into marriage

St. Mary's Church Mary Weber Nicholas Weber Peter Willick J. B. H. Seepe

Miss Oma Davis Dies at Home in Walnut Street

Miss Oma daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Davis aged nineteen years three months and twenty days died at their home 622 Walnut Street last night at nine fifteen. Funeral is set for ten o'clock tomorrow. The notice ends with a devotional poem spoken by an absent author.

Oma Robert Davis Walnut Street

Positive remedy for consumption advertised by M C Slocum

A physician offers a cure for consumption claiming thousands cured by timely use. He promises two free bottles to readers who send express and post office addresses. The notice also promotes Wood’s Arnica Salve claiming it cures skin conditions and piles with satisfaction guaranteed or money back, sold by J B G Hasper.

Tus Eprron Slocum M. C Bnoklen Arnica Hasper

Absolute Pure A Theological Student Afflicted With Temporary Alteration

John J. Haynes, a South ern Baptist Theological school student from Vevay Indiana, was taken ill in the city after overwork. He required morphine to restrain violence and his friends hope rest from studies will restore health. The piece also recalls a moral tale of “That Boy Jim” and a grain and cattle market review with prices and offerings from Cincinnati and Chicago markets.

J. B. Safford the Monon Madison Louisville Lafayette John J. Haynes Southern Baptist Theological School Haynes Vevay Ind Utica Jeffersonville

Kent's Entirely New Tonic Sarsaparilla Pain Relief Ad

A customer reports long rheumatism pain followed by relief after using Kent's Entirely New Tonic Sarsaparilla. John W. Newbanks of Co. In D. dated 28, 1890, states two bottles were purchased and no pain since. Price one dollar per bottle. sold by ail druggists.

K.E.N.T.S Kent Solomon Lambert Russy, Inc Ali Druggista John W. Newbanks, Co Ail Draggtata Ohn Williams Ville Ixpd Ail Droggiate

Local notices and community updates from Independence township

Obituary for Uncle Thos Jones buried today at the Christian church led by Rev. Funkhouser. Reports include illnesses, baptisms, a Sunday school convention, a town trustee injury, a planned Independence Sunday school, home repairs, a hailstorm flood in Independence, and a patient testimonial for Tonic Sarsaparilla from John Williams of Ville Indiana dated June 24 1860 with local druggist listing.

Thos. Jones Christian Church Funkhouser W. F. Chambers Frank Standiford Louisville John Conway S. E. Pierpont M. E. Church The Baptist Church Swan Saluda Henry Hensler Worthy Township Independence J. H. Wheat, Jr

Madison Post Office Letter List Uncalled for April 28 1891

The Madison Indiana post office lists uncalled letters dated April 28 1891. Ladies list includes Mrs L Andrews Mrs L I Chapman Mary C Johnston Sallie Nickelson Mrs Annie B Smith Mrs Levi Stope. Gentlemen list includes Dr O C Carr Ithel Kiles E W Reinhart George C Stull. Letters must be claimed with date of advertisement. Unclaimed items go to dead-letter office in Washington after two weeks. Also mentions promotional almanac advertising and tonic giveaways at local stores.

Madison Indiana L. Andrews L. I. Chapman Mary C. Johnston Sallie Nickelson Annie B. Smith Levi Stope George C. Stull Washington

Market prices in MaDisOn Minnesota April 30 1891

Grain wheat red and white oats prices listed with bids for corn and new corn. Seeds and grasses show Timothy clover orchard blue grass red top and Hungarian lucerne values. Groceries oils molasses and sugar rates, beans hay and dairy product prices included. Local retail figures reflect general store sales and commodities.

MaDisOn Mnd Invincible Triumph City Coau Pittsburg California New Orleans

The Burlington Route and Its Western Scope

The Burlington Route spans Chicago to the West with 7000 miles serving Illinois Iowa Missouri Wisconsin Minnesota Nebraska and Colorado. It advertises daily passenger service between major cities and emphasizes speed safety comfort and connections with eastern and western lines. Kemp's Balsam for the throat is advertised as a quick cough remedy in the same notice. (Entities: Burlington Route C M Lovery Howard Evliott Keokuk IA St. Louis MO Chicago Peoria Kansas City Atchison St. Joseph Council Bluffs Omaha Lincoln Denver St. Paul Minneapolis. Kemp's Balsam)

Burlington Chicago Peoria St. Louis Illinois Iowa Missouri Wisconsin Minnesota Nebraska Colorado Deadwood Dakota Black Hills Northwest Kansas City Atchison St. Joseph Council Bluffs Omaha Lincoln Denver St. Paul Minneapolis C. M. Lovery Howard EvLiott Keokuk

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