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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1891

Page

8

Local items include real estate move and fruit shipments

The piece notes L Scott negotiating for a livery stable and Mr William Foster expanding at the old Forton stand. It reports two shipments of peaches to Chicago Cincinnati and other cities, a funeral sermon by Rev Wo Turner, a fine for assault, whiskey barrels for sale, serenades by the Boy Band, and various local notices on dogs permits, a theft reward, and court records. It ends with a hardware and sale notice for summer goods and remnants.

L. Scott Chivago Cincinnati Padinapoix Chicago Willie Unbach Wo Turner Fack

Madison County notices and local appointments

Jefferson County assessors report strong work and no tax increases expected as State Tax Commission rates compare favorably. Obituary notes engineer Jobo Stringer of Buchannon, W Va, formerly Madison water works. City Clerk-elect George B. Clark to take office Sept 1. Agent Sappington to Kentucky peach growers arrange shipments. Extra fruit train and river packets move crops. Brown's Iron Bitters advertised as pocket almanac gift.

Jefferson County Jefferson Con Jobo Stringer Buchannain W.va Er. Stringer Rube Neal George B. Clark John Andy Zuck Clark Madison Zuck Sappington Kentucky Trimble County

For Sale or Trade Farm Horse and Health News

A farm and family horse is for sale or trade at the Herald Office. Reports say Mrs. Robert Glass of Saluda survives milk sickness with her husband and child among the last of a large afflicted household. A local Jubilee in Jefferson county featured a fight in which Johnson Robinson slashed Wright with a horsewhip and Robinson was beaten and taken home. A Cincinnati-Cairo packet line update promises added tonnage and capable captains to boost shipments. The Methodist south eastern Indians conference will appoint a presiding elder for Moore’s Hill district, with Rev Turner a leading candidate due to his work at Trinity church. The local O I O F celebration included a large crowd and a keynote by James A. Davis of Indianapolis, with a grand ball at Odd Fellows Hall to close the day.

Robert Glass Saluda Albert Henry Glass Jefferson County Tyrus Johnson Robinson John Win Wrighthouse Robinson William Wright House Iix Methodist Church Moore's Hill District Ell. Wood Thrnans Turner Trinity Church Carrollton Main Street James A. Davis Indianapolis Indiana Newsom Odd Fellows’ Hall

Wedding at Wilbur homestead for Miss Agnes Moore and Dr. W Q Trvberger

A ceremony at the Wilbur homestead in Fairmount united Miss Agnes R. Moore of New York City and Dr. W Q Trvberger of Minneapolis at 1 pm. They will live in Minnesota after a wedding tour. The Louisville Times notes Hon. John H Bashaw's party success in Henry County with a large Democratic plurality in a race marked by prior ballot irregularities.

Wilbur Fairmount Turner Agnes R. Moore New York City W. QO. Trvberger Minneapolis Minn Taylor Minnesota Louisville Times John H H. Bashaw B. F. Calloway John Tr. Bashaw Henry County Bashaw Henry W.P. Thorne Thorne J.5 Blackwell Mr. Bashaw

Indiana Churches Pay Debts With Hugging Societies

The Indianapolis Sentinel notes churches in Indiana practicing debt relief through hugging societies. It mocks the scheme with crude references to hugging young girls and old maids, contrasting Southern Indiana views and editorial payoffs for ads. The New Albany Ledger scorns such hugging as inappropriate.

Indianapolis Sentinel Indiana Sentinel New Albany Ledger

Positive remedy claims for consumption offered with free samples

An advertisement proclaims a cure for consumption with a promise of two free bottles to readers who mail their express and postal addresses. The notice lists regions served by the Chicago St Paul Kansas City Railway and extols its compartments sleeping cars, safety, and comfort, inviting inquiries to company agents and F H Lorp in Chicago.

P. O M. O F Sam Bt Dakotas Minnesota Montana Far Northwest Puget Sound Chicago St. Paul Colorado Springs F. H. Lorp Phenix

Prices Cream Baking Powder Adverts And School Notice

An advertisement extols Price's Cream Baking Powder for light flaky baked goods and purity. It then lists a school opening Sept 7 with exams Sept 6 at Central and High schools, outlines grade entries, and presents a four year high school course with Latin optional and postgraduate options.

Gro. C. Hebbard

Reduced Excursion Rates From Pennsylvania Lines and Frisco Route

Travel agents announce special round trip fares on August 25 and September 20, to western regions. Pennsylvania Lines west of Pittsburgh offer reduced tickets valid 30 days with dates August 25 September 25 and 29. Frisco Line and A T and S F Flor R will sale round trips to Kansas and southwest states at one third fare, valid 30 days. GEO T. Gunnip acts as agent in Cincinnati for details.

Pennsylvania Lines Pittsburgh Ydc&w Frisco Line Kansas Arkansas Colorado Indian Territory Oklahoma New Mexico Texas Utah Geo. T. Gunnip Walnut St Cincinnati

Madison Post Office Untouched Letters Uncalled For List

The Madison Indiana Post Office notes uncalled letters as of Tuesday August 25 1801 with names in the Ladies and Gentlemen lists and instructions that letters not claimed within two weeks will go to Washington's dead letter office. A local druggist endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy citing its success during a county epidemic and nationwide sales. Also details a Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway August 1891 schedule for a new daily Chicago to Denver train via Omaha and Lincoln with palace sleepers dining cars and modern coaches.

Madison Indiana Arthur Barriger Peter Commuey Chas. Cunningham Geo. Culhim Washington M.C. Garber P.M Chamberlain J. H. Benham Golconda Pope Co Beberhart & Son Augsd& Wlin Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Chicago Denver Omaha Lincoln Nebraska Wight E. ST John Sebastian Tkt & Pass Agt

Great Rock Route Introduces Chicago Sioux Falls Sleeper

New through sleeper service from Chicago to Sioux Falls via the Great Rock Route starts July 5. The train departs Chicago daily at 1 30 pm on C R I and P No 1 and returns to Chicago at 8 05 am. Information and applications available from U S G Hough or Sebastian in Chicago.

Great Rock

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