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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1879
Page
3
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A girl desired to do house work in a small family at Hanover must come well recommended and will be paid reasonable wages. Apply at Herald office or at the residence of J S Jones Cemetery street. tf
A state level oratorical contest will be held in this city on April 17. A otter was killed in Big Creek near Lick Branch Church in this county. Jupee Arison travels to Jeffersonville to contest the Clark county seat removal. Con Suira Vawter of Jennings county, 172 years old, is noted as the oldest House member. A shipyard company expects to keep workers busy through next spring and summer.
Married Gieraury returned from Columbus last Friday with many carriages needing repair and repainting. A dispatch reported Wednesday the death of P. D. Harvey in a Missouri railroad accident. The North Vernon San notes Eli Wells family of Paris Crossing poisoned by cistern water last Thursday week.
A large rock mass fell on the track in the upper cut Saturday morning, delaying arrivals and departures for several hours. A smoke house at the Centennial Hotel caught fire at noon the same day, causing only slight damage and triggering the fire alarm.
Rev. W. Youse formerly of First Presbyterian Church in this city has been elected pastor of the Central Presbyterian Church in Louisville. His substantial experience and leadership are cited as factors in the appointment.
Dr. Josery Eastayn of St. Louis has been staying in Hanover with his mother for two weeks to recover health and today departed by train for his home.
Notice of a death on the second instant for Eddie son of Edward Milligan of Cunnun aged fourteen. The obituary notes the youth’s age and familial ties.
Jno W Linck visited Chisago to examine a bond offered by a local firm for hiring convicts to the Penitentiary South. The move aims to verify validity and terms of the bond for the operation.
Two couples from Kentucky were married by Esq Frost on a Tuesday week. John Leap and Sarah A Calvert of Trimble and Robi Tharp and Emily Sidebottoms of Carroll wed in a concise ceremony.
The circuit court bailiff team has been cut to two with Fred Retzline of Graham township serving as riding bailiff and W. T. Maddox of Saluda appointed as walking bailiff.
Messrs Dayip and F L Dubach formerly of this city plan to erect a 30000 hotel at Hannibal Missouri. They have received a 10000 bonus from a group of Hannibal citizens as an inducement to proceed with the project.
The text praises Dr Price's Unique Perfumes and his Alista Bouquet Sweet Clover Ladies' Favorite and other handkerchief fragrances. They are described as fragrant and natural, offering delightful aroma akin to flowers.
The wife of Elias McKay died at her son-in-law Mr. Wm Jameson’s residence on the Michigan road about six miles from the city on Wednesday night last and was buried on Friday. Adam Weber sustained serious injuries to hand and face from a shotgun explosion Wednesday while firing at a flock of ducks on the North Madison pond.
The Jubilee Minstrels repeated their entertainment with a refreshed programme on Friday evening. A fair audience witnessed what was described as one of the city’s finest performances by professionals and amateurs alike.
Miss Lanure Lewis and Miss Una Mayfield were thrown from a horse on the Paper-mill road near Crown Hill School-house. Mayfield sustained injuries. In a separate note, several local boys escorted a man who missed his train to Madison on a hand-car in two hours ten minutes, beating prior hand-car and freight train times. they received fair compensation.
An alarming pneumonia outbreak in portions of Scott county reports four deaths in Johnson township on Friday and Saturday week. Deceased include Mrs. Pleasant McFadden Mrs. Russell Rice Mrs. Spaulding and Miss Payne, with many others ill.
Rumor has it Lewis Metesser will sue James H. Cunningham for 70000 relating to a Vincennes starch works. Cunningham has filed suit to recover money Metesser invested in a steamboat during their business partnership.
Miss Frank Kendall principal of the Lower Seminary narrowly escaped serious injury when a lamp exploded spilling burning oil on her right side. She quickly wrapped her skirts to suppress the flames and then moved the burning lamp to a porch and threw it into the yard.
Tue Jubilee Minstrels staged a fine amateur concert for the poor. The company performed admirably and an impromptu recitation of Pope's Universal Prayer by Mr Reuben Daily drew praise. Mr Daily was spotted in the audience and invited on stage. Net receipts totaled about $60 for charity.
Our personal friends and friends to the Herald Drs Brandt and Eastman, the stormer of Hanover and the latter of St. Louis, spent a pleasant Saturday night with us. Two more convivial gentlemen are not to be found this side of Jordan, ever armed with weapons of wit and charm.
Mrs Wenstrer or Witherell faced a mob in Carrollton Kentucky after an alleged elopement with a married man named Witherell. Eggs and mud were thrown and she was driven out of town on Friday morning. She later returned to Carrollton, then left by train the next day after reaching the city with the escape driver.
The Jefferson County Sunday School Convention met at Second Presbyterian Church with President A Daniella presiding. Officers elected for the year include R J Hurlbut as President and W J Guthrie as Permanent Secretary.
Col. B. F. Mullen of Terre Haute died at the Occidental Hotel after a brief illness. He served in the Thirty-fifth Indiana during the Civil War and earlier led as a Democratic candidate for State Librarian. His death came as family arrivals were anticipated. Remains to be taken to Terre Haute. he left a wife and four children. City notes include street-crossing cleanups, water works pumping figures for February, and a $100 donation approved for the Ladies' Aid Society.
The Bedford Brownstown and Madison Narrow Gauge Railroad directors meet at the Court House to plan the Brownstown to Crothersville division. Judge Cravens presides as secretary pro tem. A committee of Cox, Rider and Hortsman is authorized to secure right of way and grade lands in exchange for company stock and future transportation and freight credits.
In Bloomington the Court set aside the verdict in the Feltus-Wentworth murder case. Indictments for murder in the second degree were downgraded to manslaughter by verdict, with two years in the penitentiary. A new trial was granted after questions about jeopardy and interest on judgments were discussed by the Attorney General.
Mr 8 Haigh of Madison talked with local business leaders about forming a $15000 capital woolen mill company. He has $2000 subscribed and will return early March to gauge interest for starting the venture. Dr G A Kunxner died aged 45 in Madison after brief illness.
Officials warn that some baking powders in use contain injurious substances. Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder is proclaimed free from these hazards and is trusted by many medical families. Adjutant General Woop orders the Madison Guards into state militia service today.
A detailed roster of remaining names in the Madison post office lists Ladies and Gentlemen in multiple alphabetical blocks. It includes Ada Antle Fannie Allen Estelle Blair Nettie Burkit Eliza Bryant Eliza Cornee Jane Chaster Dixon Emma Ennis Kate Eckelbriner C Gentrup Clara E Herod Lizzie Heath Mollie Huber Ella Hughes Hanson Holmes Josie Jameson Jennie Knowles Maggie King Lydia Kennison Mary Marquis Alice Marshall Hellen Marshall Kate Merchdorf Italy Neal Mattie Parker Mandy Preston Mary Robberson A J Rodecker Hellen Shultz Mary Schwab Maggie Stevens Kate Seamon C C Tull mma Test Ella Weir Wilson Ada Yauger and others in the Ladies list, plus Reuben J Butler S H Briton David Brea Cary B Blessingham Samuel Bowen Berger Clark Edwin Cushman Arthur J Cox Day Dorsey Arnold Egbring George Garlinghouse Oliver Green Mathias Geisler Michael Graneburry Neal Habrich Frank Hollis William Holtzman Stephen Hall Joe Henry John Howley Gabriel Imel Karl Knecht Sebastian Kimmel Leonard Kitzinger Thomas Lilly Noah Merryman Morris Moore Frank Myers Thomas Martin William Moore Patrick McLaughlin Pogue Pfister Pfeifer Peters Preston Peery George Smith Schmidt Sulinger Scanlin Story Jacob Utz V Warhle John Wilson Philip Wikel Richard White Waid Wykoff Wintergurst in the post office directory.
Bee Camp United Brethren Church members locked out Rev. Robert Imel who had served since a missing preacher left. Imel holds a $900 mortgage on the church and was urged to quit.Neighbors sign a remonstrance in reaction to the action and a related Sherman letter relays Shea’s eligibility for public office.
The Budget notes support for extending the B B M Railroad from Madison toward Crothersville and onward toward Cincinnati, with other towns ready to back the project if Madison hesitates. If the line reaches Crothersville, its construction is viewed as assured and eventual eastern expansion follows.
The Second Presbyterian Church women prepare a public pantomime of The Sleeping Beauty to be staged tomorrow evening at Odd Fellows Hall. In Trimble county eight ewes each bore three lambs on Mr Isom Russ farm. Mr Argeaige Aulenbach died at age 62 or 63. funeral held at Hebron yesterday.
The house of Jacob Mounts, located a mile and a half west of Dupont, was burned last Saturday morning.
Treasury officials estimate an initial pension arrears distribution of 34 million to 83 million dollars with total needs ranging up to 150 million to 83 million. Senators and a treasury advocate urge Congressional action to pay the full amount from cash in the vaults rather than issue new bonds. A Nevada newspaper notes a hill country coasting party where a timid woman finally rides after playful urging.
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