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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1892

Page

7

Long Imitations and Local Happenings on May Day Echoes

A crowded Saturday scene in Madi town with reports of political tensions on Main Street a mission at St. Michael's church and local business updates. Incidents include a pair of politicians clashing lightly, a fire at John Macker’s house in Claysburg, an electrical mishap harming a boy, candidacy moves in Clark County, and community anecdotes from the Shelbyville Democrat.

J. J. Kasper Providence Rhode Island St. Michael's Church Julians Schmidt James McNulty Main Street John Macker Claysburg Clark County Harry Collins Vincennes Street Sycamore Congress Marcus Sulzer Madison Jeffersonville Guthneck St. Michael’s Church Spencer O. P Order of Preachers

Republicans Hold County Convention After Midnight Hustle

Delegates from outlying townships arrived in the city and party operatives sought votes for positions. At the courthouse the convention organized with A J Crozier as chair and elected officers. Balloting chose nominees for Prosecutor Clerk Sheriff Assessor Coroner and county Commissioner with several rounds refining choices until final acclamations and adjournment.

the Courier Birdsell Egra Wood John L. Phillips Jesse Salyers L. T. Wiley Henry Shannon John Vanburen John R. Carr R. J. Lee Vanosdol Copeland Marcus Sulzer al Roberts Vic Officer Sulzer Officer Roberts Tevis Haigh Wm. H. Smith Wm. Amsden Wim. Jackman Smith Amsden Jackman Mr. Smith

Richmond address delivered by Capt. A D Vanesdol

A report notes Capt. A D Vanesdol delivering an address in Richmond this state today. The piece mentions Charles Henry leading boiler makers to Vernon and a college game between Madison players and Hanover. It also advertises Simmons Liver Regulator for health and a mayoral salary detail of $300 annually.

A.D. Vanesdol Richmond Charles Henry Vernon Brimmons Madison Hanover Simmons Liver Regulator W. P. McGowin North Vernon Christian Church Florence Utica Charlestown Dupont Lexington Sellersburg Sunshine H. H. Jones Macon

Decoration Day Memories and Local News Bits

Decoration Day reflections mark aging veterans and fading ranks while local notices report accidents, marriages, church missions, livestock sales, a lynx sighting, a child’s death, a building permit reminder, and a Kiely parade schedule. The Big Sixth celebration heads toward Seymour with rail tickets and a full festival program.

John Adams Arrives Safely in Queenstown From Quick Voyage

A cable message to the Hurrattp reports the safe arrival of John Adams in Queenstown after a voyage lasting under seven days. Local observers note the swift crossing and courteous reception awaits him.

Hurrattp John Adams Queenstown

Excursion From Several Cities Arrives Amid Parade

The steamer St Lawrence lands a large crowd of excursionists from Cincinnati Lawrenceburg Aurora and nearby points under Knights of Pythias auspices. Madison Division U R E of P leads a orderly parade with fire engines playing a major role. A Courier Journal Eminence Ky report notes a fire at 8S M Caseldine livery stable causing about 8000 loss with 3500 insured. M E church beside it burns for about 4500 uninsured believed the act of a lunatic.

St. Lawrence Cincinnati Lawrenceburg Aurora Knights of Pythias Madison Division Courier-Journal Eminence

Brown's Iron Bitters Cures Indigestion and Debility

A vintage advertisement proclaims Brown's Iron Bitters as a remedy for dyspepsia indigestion and general debility. It advertises the tonic as a cure all for weak digestion and feeble health.

Nature Based Medicine Promises Cure by Dr. Cherokee

A column extols Dr. Cherokee as a nature based healer using field grown remedies from roots and herbs. It claims his treatments cure chronic diseases without chemistry, warns of consumption idiocy epilepsy and general decline, and offers confidential consultation with guaranteed cure and testimonials.

Cheer-o-kee Bramides

Dr Cherokee Adverts Cure Claim for Consumption

Jeffersonville Indiana December 31 1891 a reader is urged to seek Dr Cherokee for consumption in early stages with claims of curing many including Miss Annie Redding who reports recovery after two physicians gave up and she began treatment gaining strength night sweats stopped and she became well thanking the doctor for hope to help others.

Betsey Jenkins Trimble John 8S. Jenkins Dickey McDowell Virginia Kentucky Henry Carrollton Sanders A. Monroe Lexington Cherokee Annie Redding Chero-kee

Cherokee Eye and Ear Specialist Offers Treatments

Eye and Ear specialist Dr. Cherokee promotes cures for Weak Eyes Granulations Deafness and related ailments. A graduate of a premier medical college he studied medicine with Indigenous peoples and learned the value of roots barks plants and leaves. He invites consultations and promises courteous treatment.

Cherokee

Cure Asthma and Catarrh Guarantee Statement

Offer promises guaranteed cure for asthma catarrh and consumption in early stage with one to three months of treatment. Claims full recovery for the more prevalent diseases within the period. Seller guarantees results to customers seeking relief from chronic respiratory ailments.

Cherokee Cure Claims for Catarrh and Women’s Ailments

An advertisement touts Dr. Cherokee as a universal healer offering blood purification and general renovation to cure catarrh and women’s diseases without unnecessary exams. It promises permanent cures, guarantees results, and targets all ages with claims of removing root causes rather than applying standard treatments.

Cherokee Cher-o-kee

Dr Cherokee Announces New Weekly Office Hours

The notice states Dr. Cherokee will work in his office only on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday each week to accommodate growing patient demand while preserving time for laboratory duties.

Will Montz Bolen Eagle Hollow Jon Greiner Sittig Madison Brewing Co Mr. Greiner Shelbyville Cherokee

Consultation Offer Free To Interested Readers

A brief notice advertises free consultations for interested individuals with optional monthly fees ranging from two to ten dollars.

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