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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1880

Page

3

Jeffersonville News Chronicle Local Items Digest

Notes from Jefferson and nearby counties report business favours in town for job work and wages for harvest hands in Scott county. Local deaths include Mrs Zeizer, Mrs Taos Kre g, and Mrs Meyzien. A Brookaburg brass band forms as Republicans plan Garfield Porter event. Damaged bridge at Deputy road. losses from rains on Lost Fork and Indian Kentuck reach ten thousand dollars. Jo an A Topi and Belle Billings wed at North Madison. Lost Creek creeks floods blamed for property losses. Franklin girl teases about a barn being affort near the city wharf boat.

Local notices and court verdicts from recent period

Obituary notes Constance Jesse D. B. Taylor dies at 32 on Thursday evening. F. M. Caantron, ex-city resident, nominated by Democrats for prosecuting attorney in Boone and Clinton counties. Bel Camp valley rainstorm damages crops and washes Brooksburg pike. Wu H. Powerit and Ella Stapp wed at I. N. Todd home. Ransom Smith trial ends with justifiable homicide verdict and release in Mayor's Court.

F. M. Caantron This Boone Clinton Counties Bel Camp Valley Wu. H. Powerit Mus Ella Stapp Robert Stapp I. N. Todd Ransom Smith Jacob Hammersmith

Cheap Michigan Salt at Temple Grocery Ad

Michigan AND BANAWHEHA SALT offered very cheap at JOHN W. SCOTT'S Temple Grocery. Railroad TICKETS to any point in the GREAT WEST via the O. & Mf. Short Line. Shortest quickest cheapest route. Sold by BR. P. GAHR, Agent, office with F. & M. Ins. Co., Second street Madison Indiana. 8-40-Lly

Great West BR. P. Gahr Second Street Mulberry and Weat Madison Ind

Switzerland county Democratic ticket slate named

The Democratic convention of Switzerland county nominated a ticket on the 12th inst with Americus Benedict for Treasurer John P White for Sheriff Wm Smith for Coroner Joseph E Hart for Surveyor and Gustav Schrumpf for Commissioner 2d district.

Switzerland County Americus Benedict John P. White Wm. Smith Joseph E. Hart Gustav Schrumpf

Madden and Mitchell Sentenced in Iron Theft Cases

In Scott County Circuit Court on Tuesday week William Q. Madden pleaded guilty to stealing iron from the C. M. Railroad Co and drew a one year penitentiary term. Alonzo Mitchell also received a one year sentence for making three saws and a drawing knife from Jas Hall of Lexington. Two runaway incidents occurred at North Madison Wednesday night when a horse attached to a buggy overturned injuring Mrs Louisa Todd and her daughter Lucy. another buggy driven by Mr James Todd and Miss Mollie Moore was overturned after the horse bolted. Both buggies were badly damaged and the occupants were not seriously injured.

Scott County William Q. Madden C. & M. Railroad Company Alonzo Mitchell Jas, Hall Lexington North Madison Jas. Todd Mollie Moore Louisa Todd Lucy

Ninth annual state convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians

The ninth annual state convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians met in this city on Tuesday and Wednesday with twenty six delegates from eight counties and as many organizations. An insurance plan adopted at the national convention was favorably considered. Officers elected include State delegate John Byrne of Clay county Secretary William Broderick of Marion county Treasurer John Murphy of Fountain county. A ball at Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday night hosted by the A O H of this city entertained guests who praised the event.

Ancient Order of Hibernians John Byrne Clay County Wm. Broderick Marion County John Murphy Fountain Coun Odd Fellows’ Hall

Hanover Commencement at Hanover College 1880

The 47th annual Hanover College commencement June 13 to 17 featured high level addresses by Rev. Jonathan Edwards and others. Speakers included Rev. D W Fisher, Rev. James Eells, and Myron W Reed. diplomas were awarded and women admitted on equal terms with men. The day included lectures, orations, and literary society events.

Hanover College Madison Jonathan James Eeils D. D Lane Theological Seminary Presbyterian Church Myron W. Reed Indiapapolis Lafayette Pence, Esq Mayfield Kansas M. 8. Coulter Logansport E. P. Whallon Vincennes Jonathan Edwards VU. D J. #. Baird Charlestown Ind W. H. Simpson Calvin W. Mateer Fungchow China E. J. Drake West Liberty Ohio James Eells

Commencement Exercises at Jas Fnlay High School

The Jas Fnlay commencement drew a large local crowd to honor graduates. Rev W E Pritchard led the program with salutatory remarks and several student essays and orations. Diplomas were awarded by Judge Cravens as Gebert's band provided music.

Jas Fnlay Simon Jose L. Hutchings Jno R. Cravens W. E. Pritchard Emma M. Davis Emma R. Voorhees Gebert

Franklin excursionists visit city to inspect fire department

A large Franklin excursion on Tuesday week inspected the local fire department with a fine display of engine work. Mayor Brashear hosted the visitors including S. W. Blizzard and R. N. Miller among others, after which Washington Fire Company No. 2 elected officers for six months headed by President R. C. Jackman and Chief Engineer Wm. Torrence.

Franklin Kentucky River S. W. Blizzard R.N. Miller M. Walker Chan. Ryker James Jacobs B. F. Stansifer Jacob Hazelitt Brashear Washington Fire Company No. 2 R. C. Jackman John Litterer F. W. Schelke Jere. Sullivan Robert Craig Laman Kronenberger Maurice Herbst Ed. Craig W. H. Powell Adam Greiner R. R. Rea Wm. H. Torrence

James Sullivan Reports Census Work in Smyrna Township

Mr. James Sullivan, enumerator for Smyrna township, is the first rural district enumerator to complete his report in the county. He worked many days up to fifteen hours and earned about four dollars per day, reporting to Mr. Johnson, Supervisor of Census.

James Sullivan Smyrna Township Johnson Sullivan

Erie Ferry Added To J C Abbott Fleet

Carr Apsott buys another ferry boat named Erie to operate with the J. C. Abbott. The vessel has three aprons, one in front and one on each side. Ma Joan H Sucrivan of this city is commissioned as Indian Agent and assigned to Mogquis Pueblo Agency in Arigna's northeast.

Joan H. Sucrivan Arigna

Mrs. Cacoy Leavrt Dies at Home on Presbyterian Avenue

Mrs. Cacoy Leavrt, a sitter of das E. Jewis, died at her home on Presbyterian avenue on Monday morning last in the 75th year of her age.

Taos. Kreg Haney’s Corner Ripley County Saran W. Loner Caleb T. Lodge

Gentlemen and Ladies Listings Across Names and Initials

A long list of male and female names with initials, likely directory or notice of members. Includes multiple families and titles such as Mrs Miss Miss Mary and Mr followed by surnames like Armstrong Barna Bryant Blackard Green Gard ner and many more. The page also includes several gentlemen entries with full and abbreviated names such as Ames Andreas Abbott Barar Barlow Ghasteen Emerson Finneran and others.

Local group elects officers for upcoming year

The Associated Order of Hibernians in this city held an election on Thursday last and chose Edward Collins as President, Michael Dillon as Vice President, Peter Kicin as Treasurer, Thomas Leonard as Recording Secretary, Thomas McGowan as Financial Secretary, and John Boyle as County Delegate.

Associated Order of Hibernians Edward Collins Michael Dillon Peter Kicin

Mackerel Headquarters and Local News Highlight

In Lafayette, Orrin McNett, formerly of Wirt Station, wed Mary Orth on the 10th. McNutt serves as bookkeeper at the First National Bank. A Knights of Pythias grand excavation parade is planned for tomorrow with eight lodges in full dress. Clarves McClelland suffered a severe leg fracture in a wrestling accident at Crooked Creek on the Canaan pike.

Orrin McNett Wirt Station Lafayette Mary Orth G. S. Orth McNutt First National Bank of Knights of Pythias Torrow Louisville Clarves McClelland Crooked Creek Canaan

Notice of Taxpayers Board of Equalization Meeting

At a regular Common Council meeting in June 1880 the Board of Equalization named Horrit White and Saberton to meet in the City Building on Sunday in July 1890 at 9 AM to review the City Assessor’s books, hear complaints, and adjust assessments as needed. Taxpayers must appear in person or by attorney. the board’s action will be final. James Rudgerts, City Clerk.

Common Council Board OF Equalization Messrs. Horrit, White and Saberton City Ar Serior Perain Ad Board James Rudgerts

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