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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1882

Page

4

Church Service Schedule in Mulberry Street Area

Protestant and Methodist churches list morning and evening services Sabbath School and midweek meetings. Rev. Edward Bradley at Christ Church with 10 30 a m service. Second Baptist Church led by Rev. Miles Baet with 10 30 a m and 7 p m on the second Sabbath. Cecensor Methodist Church on Poplar Lane with 3 pm and 7 pm services. African Methodist church on Tenth Street with 10 50 am and 7 pm services and 9 am Sabbath School.

First Presbyterian Church Broadway Second High Streets W. Brown Second Presbyterian Church Third and West R. Wilson D.D Vine C. Q. Weight Sthbach Baptist Vine Street Main Cross Third G. BE W. Dobbs United Presbyterian Cihtourch Vine Streets J. A. Kennedy Christ Church—Protestant Episcopal Mulberry Street Edward Bradley German Method Church Third Street Main Mulberry Streets Rev. M. George Lutheran Citurchs Main Cross Streets August Mater BO A.ng Universalist Church Poplar Lane Third Streets I. B.kandy West Ezer United Brethren Fulton Hall Barton Mary's Second Street East Walnut Streets Father Sapee Sr. Michael's Church Church Street Father John Mougin Second Baptist Church Fifth Street Mulverry Street Miles Baet Ecenszer Methodist BE Tls. Johnson

Wife Wins Final Word In Quarrel Over Sighted Bomb

A witty old couple quarrel ends with the wife claiming the last word while Tommy plays ball in the yard. The boy hits occasional home runs as his father throws, and a long cured scrofula claim is linked to Dr. Linde’s Blood Searcher, sold by J. FE. Harper.

Ingersoll Preacher at Miller Infant’s Funeral in DC

The funeral of George O. Miller’s young son in Washington DC featured Bob Ingersoll officiating at Congressional Cemetery. He delivered an oration praising courage before death, questioning fear of the unknown, and urging help for the living and hope for the dead.

Washincroy D. C George O. Miller Bob Ingersoll Congressional Cemetery Colonel Ingersoll

Restored to Life by Brown's Irou Bitters

Advert shows claims that Brown's Irou Bitters restore natural health for organs impaired by gluttony or intemperance. It asserts it removes lifeless feeling and awakens activity in exhausted conditions. A note mentions a young lady at a piano preparing to sing, urging children to run in time for the show.

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