Advertiser Notice and State Ticket Nominations
Local ad rate info and job office services are offered by the Herald. The piece lists multiple Indiana state ticket candidates including Isaac P. Gray for Lieutenant Governor John G. Shanklin for Secretary of State Mallon D. Manson for Auditor William Fleming for Treasurer Thomas W. Woollen for Attorney General Gabriel Schmuck for Clerk Augustus N. Martin for Superintendent Alexander C. Goodwin for Judge Third District John T. Scott and James A. S. Mitchell for Supreme Court seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac P. Gray
Randolph County
John G. Shanklin
Vanderburg Co
Thomas W. Woollen
Johnson Co
Supreme Court
Gabriel Schmuck
Perry County
Augustus N. Martin
Wells County
Alexander C. Goodwin
Clark Co
Seis Court
Third
John T. Scott
Vigo County
Fifth
James A. S. Mitchell
Elkhart Co
Political slate for Fourth District officials listed
For Representative William 8. Holman of Dearborn. for Auditor Israel Fowler. for Clerk Napoleon B. McKay. The terse ticket names the candidates and their offices without additional context or dates.
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William 8. Holman
Dearborn
Pressburg death and county news from Owen Kentucky
Andrew Minor died at Pressburg on Thursday last. Kate Mippeton was beaten in Cleveland on Friday. Mrs Was Johnson died near Bryantsburg on Friday night. The census shows Owen county population up 3057. Sixteen wagons were in market Saturday morning. Scott county Democrats start campaign in Lexington next Saturday. Eowa Elliot died recently in Wellington Kansas. Harvest Home of the Saluda Farmers Association set for August 21 at Tryus Rosert Crai. Emma Conway died near Volga from paralysis at age 77. Taz Madison Cornet Band to play at Jefferson County Agricultural Society fair. Garfield Guards formed after Garfield and Arthur Club meeting.
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Emma Conway
Volga
Farmers praise Walker Boots durability and leather quality
Farmers who wore genuine Walker Boots last season report high durability and plan to wear no other boot. They emphasize solid leather construction, no substandard soles, and warranty against ripping. 124 railroad tickets offered to the Great West via the O A Short Line at low cost by R P Gahr in Madison Indiana.
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Great West
R. P. Gahr
Second Street
Mulberry
West
Madison
Ind
Dentist Survives Street Attack in Charlestown Foot Race
In Charlestown Clark County a dentist was attacked by a woman and chased through town during a street race. He escaped with his life though lives in constant fear of a possible second assault, the North Vernon Sun reports.
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The
North Vernon Sun
Charlestown
Clark County
Joux McIntyre
Dora Stickley
East Fifth Street
Dora
Accidental Injury At Alpha Involving Fork and Thigh
A young man named Morton Howard slipped while stacking straw near Alpha Scott County and a three tined pitch fork pierced his thigh four inches below the groin and struck bone. Deputy residents were awakened by a loud noise from the Alpha area. Fin Wilson cried out over the loss of a garden full of snap beans stolen by a tramp. Rev Edward Braney, Christ Church rector, returns shortly after two months south of the Atlantic coast where sea air and bathing aided his health and ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wali
David Tobias
Alpha
Scott County
Morton Howard
Deputy
Fin. Wilson
Epward Braney
Christ Church
Blondel Plans Carrrllton Swim Excursion Ends In Low Turnout
A swimmer named Blondel advertised a Sunday afternoon steamer excursion to Carrollton aboard the J C Abbott. He proposed swimming twelve miles from Carrollton to this city, but only three excursionists appeared and the event ended quietly.
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Blondel
J.C. Abbott
Carrollton
Suspected Dr Park Soap Market Claim
An advertisement touts Dr Park’s Susphited Soap as a superior sanitary soap priced like ordinary laundry soap. It claims unique merits and lists John W. Scott and grocers as sellers.
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Costa
John W. Scott’s
Tragic Farm Accident Claims Life of Young Louis Betcher
A lap accident on a Kentucky farm near Lo custy-Gerroll county killed Louis Betcher, four years old, while he rode a threshing scene on Thos Bridley's property. He climbed a wheat stack and slipped onto a fork handle, causing fatal injuries. The incident occurred Tuesday week around 8 PM.
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Louis Betcher
Locusty-Gerroll County
Thos
Bridley
State Capitol Corner Stone Offer Prompts County Plans
The Board of State House Commissioners announces laying the cornerstone of the new State Capitol on September 28. Counties may deposit memorials in a 12 by 10 inch by 1/16 inch space, with a September 1 deadline to accept the offer.
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Board of State House Commissioners
Indrana Pouts
Jo Thos. Graham
Jefferson County
Ind
State House
John M. Gordon
Twenty-Eighth Jefferson County Fair Opens Beech Grove Park
The Jefferson County Agricultural Society announces the twenty-eighth annual fair at Beech Grove Park starting Tuesday 24th inst and lasting five days. Premiums abound across departments with strong premiums for five-stock exhibitions and expected large displays of horses cattle sheep hogs and poultry. Farmers and merchants are urged to participate and obtain premium lists from Secretary Gam S Taylor.
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Jefferson County Agricultural Society
Beech Grove Park
Gam
S.taylor
Old settlers meeting at Paris Crossing lists 70 plus attendees
The North Vernon Plaindealer lists attendees aged 70 and over from the Paris Crossing old settlers gathering. Names include Zephaniah Loyd 74 Mary Glosser 73 Samuel Applegate 81 George Hartanck 72 and others with ages from 70 to 87. Speakers included Zephaniah Loyd A Andrews Elder Bacon Smith and D M Hill.
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North Vernon
James Jordan
D. M. Hill
Adam Brower
Samuel Wilder
Thos. Dryden
Col. A. Andrews
L. W. Lawler
Mary Sprague
Jesse Tate
J. H. Fewel
Stephen Day
David McClain
Abner Green
Delilah Solander
Mrs Harriet Scove Alling dies after long illness
Mrs Harriet Scove Alling wife of Charles Alling dies Thursday afternoon at age 41 after months of lingering illness. She was a kindly unselfish Christian woman beloved by husband children and the social circle. Funeral held Friday at 4 pm with pallbearers Judge Allison E P Weyer Sam Cochran Thomas A Pogue Gavin K Lodge O A Fitch R W Hubbard Thomas Graham.
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Harriet Scove
Alling
Chas, Alling
Judge Allison
E. P. Weyer
Sam’ Cochran
Thos. A. Pogue
Gavin K. Lodge
O. A. Fitch
R. W. Hubbard
Thos
Graham
Horn Blowing Contest Awards Cup to Vernon Band
Paris Crossing report on the horn blowing match at the old settlers meeting notes two cornet bands from Madison and Vernon competing for a silver cup. Vernon earns the prize as judges cite Madison’s two visiting professors not affiliated with their band.
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Paris
Vernon Banner
Old Settlers
Madison
T. W. Wright
Vernon
L. G. Hudson
N. B. McKay
J. B. Smith
G. F. Whiteett
Columbus
Louisville
Outbreak at Milton Polls Ends in Knife Fight and Attack
A fight at Milton Kentucky polls ended with Bonaparte Smith a Black man stabbed by John Hornman a white man after a dispute with Amen Fox. Smith lay in precarious condition as a skull fracture and possible death were reported. The piece also notes a large family birthday gathering for Aunt Annie Gordon, Sunday excursions from multiple towns, and unruly city fights including an attack by a man named Bob Williams during a camp meeting train voyage.
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Milton
Bonaparte Smith
Amen Fox
Smith
Fox
John Hornman
Hornman
Sallie Carney
Warsaw
Vevay, &c
Shallcross
Louisville
Jeffersonville
North Vernon Camp Meeting
Vevay
Madison
Bob Williams
Democratic ratification meeting and barbecue at Lagrange KY
A large crowd attended the Democratic ratification meet and barbecue at Lagrange, Oldham County, Kentucky, on Wednesday last. Over five thousand people heard speeches from J C B Blackturn, E J McDermot, A J Berry, Major Kinney, Col Keigwin and others. Ample dinner was provided for all.
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Lagrange
Oldham County
J. C
Blackturn
E. J. McDermot
A. J. Berry
Major Kinney
Col. Keigwin
Life of Gen Hancock by Forney to be published
The Hutchard Bros publishing house of Cincinnati plans a forthcoming life of Gen Winfield Hancock written by his longtime friend Hon. John W. Forney. The volume will cover Hancock career and include a life of Hon. Wm. H. English. It will be sold by subscription and aims for large sales.
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Lutchard Bros
Cincinnati
Gen
Hancock
Olltime
John W. Forney
White House
Col. Forney
America
Wm. H. English
Jefferson Co Agricultural Society 28th Annual Fair Dates
Jefferson County Agricultural Society announces its 28th annual fair from August 24 to 28 1830 with no games of chance allowed on the grounds. For premium lists address G S Taylor Secretary. President W P Graham.
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G. S. Taylor
Whisky Vaughn eludes arrest after Carpentale chase
Marshal Olsen pursued the notorious Whisky Vaughn in Carpelaley Thursday afternoon. Vaughn fled after a confrontation, the pistol misfired, and he remains at large. Nearby, Nelure Allen, 12, died of diphtheria in Fairview, Switzerland County, with burial in Springdale Cemetery. Mr. Merwin Prixpie, former North Madison resident and Jefferson County Poor Farm superintendent, died in Indianapolis on the prior Tuesday.
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Carpetalley
Olsen
Vaughn
Ran
Nelure
J. W. Allen
Fairview
Switzerland County
Springdale
Merwin Prixpie
North Madison
Jefferson County Poor Asylum
Indianapolis
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the Herald
Indiana
Herald
Jefferson
Franklin Sanders
Marion County
Mallon D. Manson, Montgomery Co
Willian Fleming
Allen County
Congressional
Lowin G. Leland
Israel Fowler
Napoleon B. McKay
John W. Scott
Calvin Cisco
William Marquis, M
Harry Jackson
Benjamin C. Mayfield
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Louis O. Schroeder
Andrew Minor
Pressburg
Kate Mippeton
Cleveland
Was. Johnson
Bryantsburg
Owen County
Lexington
Eowa
R. K. Elliot
This County
Wellington
Kansas
Saluda Farmers’ Association
Tryus
Rosert Crai
Anna Roberts
Esq. Johnson
Taz Madison Cornet
Jeffernon County Agricultural Society
Garfield and Arthur Club
Garfield Guards
Kentucky River
Carr
Alex. Tuomrsey
Hanover Township
S. W. Pritchard
Madison Township
Scottsburg
DR. Park
State Capitol
John Stackhouse
Sam Cochran
Central Avenue
Edward Claflin
Stackhouse
Claflin
A. J. Fisher
Jivery
Main Cross Street
East
Walnut
Lafayette
Troxell
Traveered Insurance Company
Hartford
Lafayette Couner
Annie Gordon
Shelby Township
Sally Gordon
Winfield
Beott Hancock
Jefferson Co. Agricultural Society
W. P. Graham, Pres’t
John Jesse
Calloway’s
Mr. Jesse
Milton Township
Brooksburg
J. P. Kestner
North Walnut Street
Arno Schmidt
Etta Stietenroth
Messrs
J. R. Kestner
Nicholaa Foltz
Second Baptist Church
Alex. W. Smith
W. H. Brown
J. H. Sanders
Robert Sanders
Bryan Chapel
Arcade Boot and Shoe Store
Madison and Vicinity
N.siersdorfer &Son
TIFE
Walker Boot
OT Hinds
C. C. Cornett’s
East Main Cross St. Madison
Henry C. Firth
East Main Cross St
Craig & Bro
Madison, Mnd
Gavitt’s
C. T. Branham
Weber
W T. Friedley
Madison, Inn
Masonic Temple
FE. R. Wilson
BG. Hay
Wilsin & Hay
Attorney Atf Law
Fice
Madison, ND
Sean Tf
Central Hotel
Second Aml Mulberry Street
John Kraut
State of
Said County
Third Ward
Main Street
Main Cross
Second Streets
City of
David Humphreys
State OF Indi
Jefferson Cov
Ana
Weircuit Court
Lucy McCarty
Edward Milligan
Parthena Milligan
Abner P. Lott
J. F. Bellamy
Pi'fi’s Atty’s
Democratic Central Committee
Sanxay’s Block
Jos. T. Brashear
L. C. Jones
Sec’y
Madison Library Association
Aaid County
Fourth Ward
West Street
Jeferson County
John A. Fpidger
H. B. Mabrey
Third Streete
Aine
Jeffron County
State of Indiana
Gald County
Main Croas
Walter Oemith
Alling & Lodge
Belfont Nails
Alling &2 Lodge
Doors
Nadia
Commissioners’ Court of
Mulberry Street
Edward Zeiser
Commissioners’ Court
Second
JoSewon County
Conrad Keaut
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