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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1891

Page

3

Seymourville Area News Briefs Highlight Canning Factory and Train Accidents

Local items report a new $30,000 canning plant for Seymour, shipping fruit north, a June or July train incident injuring James Moore near Dupont, and various notes on crops, farms, and public notices. Additional mentions include sales of seven pound cabbages, a circus on Vine street, and civic updates from nearby towns.

Seymour Dr. Gatling Anderson Harris Circus Vine Street Simmons Augid&win P. Jay Slocum Jeffersonville Scottsburg Win Hull Cambridge-Madison Indianapolis Columbus Hood Trimble County Augld&Éwinson Thomas L. Johnson The Cleveland Democratic Louisville James Moore Jeffersonsville Dupont Moore

Marriage of Joseph Sheets and Josephine Schneider

Noted musical professor Joseph Sheets married Josephine Schneider last night at St Marys Church with Rev Seepe officiating. Guests enjoyed a plentiful reception, and well wishers from the Henan and Joe’s circle congratulate the couple on their union and happiness.

Joseph Sheets Josephine Schneider Father Seepe St. Mary's Church Joe

Local items drift through Lexington and Scott county

The column reports a mix of county news from Lexington and Scott county Indiana. Notes include deaths of Don Montgomery and Mrs. Noah Brooks, a court case at Cravens court over a grave dispute, plans for cement mills in Lexington, and a Baptist church dedication in Scottsburg. It mentions a Fourth of July event for African Americans, a jail crowd of prisoners in Jefferson county, and local accidents and incidents including a bottle powder explosion injuring Charles Americk.

Berseh Squire Cravens Lexington Scott County Merk Matthews Nathan Peaceable Peter Troublesome Abbott Dickerson Hoagland Jefferson County Bastile Hotel de Hoagland Charles Americk

Drunken Lifestyle Discussed At Local Hearing

A Herald hearing爆 discusses a man who survives on seventy five cents while living in saloons. The piece describes a stylish but drinking man who relies on free drinks from patrons and bar staff, exploiting social ties to secure alcohol daily.

Deller Hinfeld Hesse-Nassau Prussia East Market Street Dehler Laura Strop Herkald

Stinson Plans Renovated Louisville Theatre Opening

Louisville theater manager Mr. Al Stinson leases Odd Fellow's Hall for eight weeks to renovate and show a new season with popular priced tickets. Opening Aug 10 features comedy Is Marriage a Failure with Mack and Loraine fate of the G. W. Wilson minstrels. Mrs. Bessie H Woolford ends her column Among the Pansies after two years with best wishes from The Herald.

al Stinson Louisville Mack Loraine G. W.wilson Ministrels Stinson Hrrano Bessie H. Woolford

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