Rainy weather and local notices from Madison Indiana
The column reports on train passenger counts, market prices for wheat, and police notes in Madison and surrounding areas. It notes a funeral at Calloway's station, local court actions, a new daily edition of the Greenfield Republican, and various small community events including a church choir anniversary and fair activities.
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Madison
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Ulery
William Ulery
Carrie Griffith
Switzerland Co
Plainfield
Griffith
Unele 3Ly Gibson
Hanover
Greenbrier
Greenfield Republican
Walter Montgomery
Hanover College
Kent
Montgomery
Setty Hawkins
Squire Cravens
City of Vevay
Mr. Hawkins
Jamestown
Russell County
German Lutheran Church
A. Geile
Mulberry Street
Evangelical Church
Tad
John Denton
East Enterprise
Floyd County Fair Association
Arthur W. Arbuckle
Nettie Kang
Wm. Demaree
Lizzie Winscott
Hood
H. D. Montgomery
Ind
W. 8. Montgomery
The
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Record crowd at Milton fair shatters past turnout
The Milton Free Press reports a Thursday Madison fair turnout far surpassing prior records. Citizens from Oldham Henry Shelby and Carroll counties joined by the hundred and crowds crossed the river by boat long before first ferry. By noon streets jammed with wagons and carriages and an estimated two thousand people crossed at Milton.
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Kentucky
Madison Fair
Milton
Oldham
Henry
Shelby
Carroll
Trimble
Milton Free Press
Mayor Harassment by Madison Hogs at Cemetery
The Madison hogs roam a cemetery, uprooting grass from pioneer graves at Third Street Cemetery near the mayor’s route. The Columbus Herald urges the mayor to intervene and drive the hogs away, questioning the use of paying a mayor if not to act.
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Madison
Balloon fire near Dren non Spring—Near tragedy at balloon flight
An immense crowd gathered last Thursday at Dren non Spring for a balloon ascent. A burner ignited gasoline from a portable can feeding the furnace, causing a flash that set an assistant on fire. A bystander in a long gum coat wrapped the flames, saving the man from severe burns.
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Drennon Spring
Hanover To the Front in Indiana News
A Hanover item speculates on eastern capitalists building a Madison to Hanover railroad with a survey and right of way planned soon. The piece also notes a possible dam for a water power cheese factory at Hanover Landing. Also includes reader testimonials praising Ely's Cream Balm for nasal and catarrh relief.
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Hanover
Indianapolis
Madison
Ohio
Hanover Landing
Wooley & Co
Ely
Georgie S. Judson
Hartford
Conn
B. Franken
Draggist
Sigourney
Iowa
Madleon Eagle Cotton Mill Visit Highlights Local Industry
A Herald representative toured the Madleon Eagle Cotton Mill noting 270 employees and 300 looms in operation. The mill uses 75 bales weekly, plans two weeks shutdown starting Sept 6, 1890 for upgrades. Management under J J Kasper praised for efficiency and local purchase of fabrics to support home trade.
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Madleon Eagle Cotton Mill
Eagle Cotton Mill
Manly D. Wilson
John Johnson
John J. Ross
Mr. Wilson
Proximo
J. J. Kasper
Messrs
Richard Johnson
Thos
Graham
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Electric Bitters Advertisement
An old advertisement promises Hall's Catarrh Cure at 75 cents per bottle and touts testimonials for neuralgia rheumatism and digestive illnesses. It cites endorsements from West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin and S H Clifford and cites cures with Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Amnic Salve. Ends with druggist sale through J E C F Harper.
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F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
Toledo
O. Walding
S. H. Clifford
New Cassel
Wis
Edward Shepherd
Harrisburg
John Speaker
Catawba
Buecklen
J. E. C. F. Harper
Dr King's New Discovery Promises Relief for Coughs
Advertisement touts Dr King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds with a money back guarantee. Claims La Grippe sufferers recover quickly and offers trial bottles free at J E C F Harper Drug Store with larger sizes priced at 50 cents and 1.00.
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Joseph Officer
Volga
Mary Pancake
Clifford
Jefferson County
Columbus Herald
Pitcher’s Castoria
Mary Paine
Emmie Rawson
Daisy Finnell
John Carrington
Louisville
Samuel Graves
Charles Korbly
William Brinton
A. J. Fisher
Ida Farrell
Matthews
Madison Furniture Factory
Messrs. Krummel, Diederich and Maute
Sons of Veterans
Saluda Township
Taylor’s Woods
M. BR. Sulzer
Perry E. Bear
Adams Express
Fischer & Richert
Geo.t. Nicoll
Rope Walk
Kent Road
W.E.B
Christian Church
James McCoy
Freetown
Brownstown Banner
Dollie Jonés
Rachel Allender
Richmond
Mabel M. Comeaux
Ed Howard
Comeaux Brothers & Voorhees
New Orleans
John Ryker
J. R. Ritchie
J. M. Ryker
Jersey
Sophia Wagner
R. H. Wood
J. W. Wood
Carr
Robert Wood
J.W. Bayless
David Johnson
B. HR. Montgomery
J.D. Perkins
Douglas Hamilton
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Props
Alling & Lodce
Indiana
Branham & Ritchie
Branham & Chambers
East Main ST
Swormstedt & Co
East Main Street
Eckstein
Wee
Hawlin
Newark
Paris
Madison,ind
George E. Currie
John W. Scott
Main Street
Marow
Chicago, Ill
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