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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1880
Page
3
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Brownstown reports a population of 2321, up 323 from the previous census. On Saturday morning there were 107 wagons at market. Eminence fair in September dates set. Hancock Club rents Sanxay's hall for headquarters. A Saluda man loses a 7 year old son. Farmers near Kent begin wheat plowing. J I and I railroad ships about four car loads of peaches daily.
A Saturday afternoon blaze damaged the TRE roof of the Academy of Our Lady of Angels but did not cause material damage. The incident prompted quick extinguishment with no further harm reported.
The Refreshment and other Priva leges of the Jefferson County Fair will be let on the grounds to the highest bidder on Tuesday August 30 1880 at 11 o clock a m. For information address Colgate Sup t.
The widow Mrs Vaucleve of Lancaster township was struck by lightning on the evening of the 19th causing a fire that destroyed the dwelling and contents including hay wheat wagons and buggies. Loss estimated at 81200 with no insurance.
Colored residents in the city and nearby areas plan Emancipation Day festivities on September 22. A Monday evening meeting was held at the colored Baptist Church to advance arrangements for the event.
Jefferson County Agricultural Society convenes its 26th 27th and 28th sessions in 1880 with Graham serving as president.
The township elects teachers for multiple districts with Trustee Cochran approving. Listed are district by district teachers and principals, with assistants noted for some districts. A separate poster from Westport promotes a Hancock and English ratification meeting in LaGrange Kentucky today with a long Democratic speaker list and a roast beef barbecued meal offer.
Luckett of Trimble county Ky, aged 12, displays exceptional skill by building a miniature mowing machine with simple tools. He recently made a plow and set up his father’s reaper unaided, working as precisely as the Buckeye. Also reported: a lamp-lighter’s gasoline accident on Mulberry street and Hayden Gray’s wagon accident with only facial injuries.
The Madison and Brooksburg turnpike was completed last Wednesday. A barbecue and inauguration at Brooksburg is scheduled for Saturday August 7. The seven mile route, one of the city’s best feeder roads, required two years and cost about $18000 to finish.
A Madison Republican campaign song titled Viva La Garfield stirs debate as the writer mocks Garfield by gendered language. Nearby, Joan G. Himer reports a hen death with post-mortem revealing five perfect eggs with shells and several shell-less eggs. Hon Lucan Barfour, once of this city, dies in Indianapolis at age near 70. he was a Marion County attorney and former congressman. Joan Perper loses a cow after ingesting old iron and debris. stomach contents include nails screws and other metal pieces.
A scanned roster listing players and members under letters A through W. It includes names such as Altizer Chan Bucknell Smith Bolser Barton Barrett Brown Bierbunse Carter Corwin Carter Can ny Cas sidy Donlan Denner Forbis Froh Gehring Gordon Gerrity Hoagland Hickey Hatten Hurley Jones Jones Keeler King Kiles Kidle Long Lock Monroe Manafield Moocland McAube McKinly Phillips Pfeifer Peterman Peak Robertson Reed Reed Rusk Pleasant Smith Lieferman Stiver Sanders Suter Stevens Temperly Thornton Underwood Wykoff White Wilson Wright Workman Waltz Wood Wanner Waller Wagner.
The old settlers gathering in Paris on Saturday drew an estimated crowd of three to four thousand. The program included vocal and instrumental music, speeches, and a band contest featuring the Vernon and Madison Cornet Bands. The prize winner was initially misawarded to Vernon due to a mistaken belief Madison’s band contained professionals.
The total value of taxables in Jefferson county for the year 1880 was 6540639 dollars as reported to the State Board of Equalization.
A party of four or five Aurora fishermen camping near Deputy were refused lodging at local hotels in North Vernon, with proprietors deeming them tramps. An Indianapolis excursion of about six hundred arrived by steamer Sherley from Louisville.
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