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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1879
Page
3
Store advertises a large stock of German linens loom and bleached table damasks at very low prices. It features honeycomb marseilles and crochet spreads in a great variety offered at lower prices than ever with a call to visit the shop.
The Ripley County Journal reports on local events from August including Mr James Coch rane ill with pneumonia, the Ripley County Fair at Osgood starting August 12 for four days, and various community notes. Obituary notes include James M Campbell of Brown township who died by suicide amid financial distress.
The Unique Perfumes of Dr Price rise in popularity with floral scents that appeal to many. Alista Bouquet suits evening parties while Pet Rose suits parlor church or concert settings as the most delightful color and fragrance choice.
Dr J H Cnreistre and Dr Scott Culbertson of Moorefield have formed a medical partnership. The report notes various local items including a steamboat excursion plan by Louisville temperance groups and a recent wool purchase by Scuorreno & Son. A lightning strike caused little damage at John Hamilton's house in Republican township during a storm. The Switzerland County School Board approved taxes for special school purposes. A Columbus Democrat description mentions Marion Golay's street fight and a $17.50 fine for Buck Jones.
Twe Milton and Bedford brag about widows counts while a Trimble county storm brings hail the size of guinea eggs. Wheat and grass crops suffer as Mrs. Curnserrson and husband are injured in a California incident. Hay prices rise in Vevay, and wheat and corn advance widely. Colleges and towns discuss resignations and civic leadership as a Bedford legislative convention splits choosing George Ewing and W S Peak as candidates for Representative.
The nine day session closed with Mills made Justice of the Peace for Saluda township and quotes from the board on Bills of Drs Colling and Rogers for Emma Gano autopsy. Adjustments include new precincts, inspectors, tax levies, liquor licenses, and noted actions on the B M railroad aid.
Arrangements for the Pomona Grange county fair and festival scheduled in George's woods on August 27 and 28. Admission free for exhibitions or sales. No games allowed. order maintained. National Grange lecturer to speak on day one. day two to feature exhibitions and premium awards.
Our Daily Food notes adulteration concerns while Dr Price powder is praised. Ghent College president resigns for Missouri Hebrew chair. Marriages and licenses listed. Local police hires, lightning deaths, travel, and a June 1879 sale advertise a bank stock clearance and a retiring dealer’s bargains with cash terms.
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