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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1879
Page
5
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Journal item brief highlighting advertising push for The Herald, local civic updates, agricultural reports, upcoming excursions, races and fairs, a ship lantern incident, court and legal notes, and a suicide aboard the steamer Gen. Lytie near Garretts Landing. several named individuals and towns appear in scattered notes.
An advertising fragment touts Dr Price's Extract of Acints as restoring natural scent and long lasting odor on flowers. It claims Dr Price's Unique Person products are the best and most persistent options for enhancing fragrance.
The Herald notes a tabular statement of county tax levies last week. the Milton township levy for special school purposes at 15 cents was accidentally omitted. Norro Vernon Son, a young Madison sport, spent Monday night and part of Tuesday in our city jail after he caused damage, smashing chairs and tables.
The piece hails Dr Price flavors as desirable and mentions Columbus Madison and other Indiana towns with varied items. It notes travels, a new wheat variety, a thief’s arrest, a jailed convict, a grand Deputy county celebration with Beech Glen Camp grounds, and a lantern incident near Big creek with a mule.
An editorial urges publishing the county auditor's annual financial report, arguing it shows receipts and expenditures for the prior year and is mandatory by law. It highlights tax payments, debt reductions, and notable itemized expenditures, urging taxpayers to read and understand the county's finances.
In Carrollton a deranged wife killed her six year old daughter with an ax and nearly decapitated her with a razor while an infant child survived. The Odd Fellows warn against Samuel Peck, former Madison Synagogue pastor, accused of visiting lodges nationwide and obtaining funds on false pretenses.
The Madison High School exercises last Friday honored six graduates led by John Lyle Clough and Misses Emma Clegg Judith Bright Katie Cochran Laura Arbuckle and Carrie Harrison. Judge Cravens praised the common school system and warned against overloading curricula as Gebert's band provided music and Rebecca Lodge received the school board medal.
Miss Lizzie Brandt of Hanover Ind is in Vevay to teach instrumental and vocal music. A Columbus Academy of Music graduate she has teaching experience and comes well recommended. She resides with Mr U S Waldo.
On Saturday morning near the poor farm Mr Archie Guthrie and his wife were thrown from a buggy when the mule suddenly backed the vehicle. They suffered severe but not dangerous cuts and bruises as the buggy broke to pieces.
The article urges pure wholesome foods like Dr Price's Cream Baking to keep families healthy. An alarm Saturday morning reported a fire at Mr. E Gebert's residence by the bridge but the building was unreachable by firefighters and buckets extinguished the blaze with little damage.
Locust item notes Jim Ben Hayden and Miss Maggie Barrett tied for life after visiting Madison. George H. Neibert’s residence four miles south of Hanover, including a smoke-house with meat, burned last Saturday. Jefferson German Tay Lon, eldest son of Isaac H. and Rebecca A. Taylor, died Monday at age 85. Hotel crowds fill Jefferson GoRMAN Tay Lon era. 500 dine at Western, similar at Central. Mrs. Webster and Mrs. Weatherill in Prestonville amid threats of violence. Miss Carrie David wed Joseph Hill in Muncie. Marriage licenses issued to Roll Willis, Hayden Barrett, Beyer Wahlman. Mrs. Susan Vaniman Sullivan, J. H. Sullivan’s mother, dies at 83 in Seymour.
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