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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1892

Page

8

Ferris Bros Ventilating Co reseals defective stock

New York message dated May 23 92 warns customers that style No 234 ventilating set parts ripped under slight pressure. Defect has been remedied for future production and customers with returns should send them back at Ferris Bros expense.

New York Ferris Bros

Defective Dorset Items Offered for Return

The notice states that customers who purchased defective Dorsets from the supplier may return them for resolution. The firm commits to a repair or replacement process as part of customer service.

Cross ing at Poplar and Main streets in progress

George Straub is laying a new crossing at Poplar and Main. Peter Gano arrives from Marquis stock farm near Canaan to stay. Elijah Buchanan and Minnie Smith of Shelby township obtain a license to wed. The Three's picnic at the park is planned for July 4. DePauw University reports 1000 students, up from last year. James Gebert joins the Three's. Hill crew wages rise by 5 per month. Reuben Dailey moves to Jeffersonville from Cincinnati hospital. The steamer General Tipton carried eighteen passengers from Seymour to Columbus on White River. Hood's Sarsaparilla touts unique blend and claims superior purity. Ayer's Sarsaparilla motto suggests conquest. No charge for the suggestion.

George Straub Poplar Main Streets Peter Gano Marquis Canaan General Tipton Seymour Columbus White River

Prematurely gray whiskers dyed bright by Buckingham’s Dye

A miscellany of local items notes a merchant policeman disturbing a neighborhood’s rest, a thief tracked by blood-hounds captured a mile away, and an odd Nashville-origin suspect. Also reports a July 4 celebration invite at Monroe church and a political pole erection by enthusiastic Democrats at Fourth and Walnut.

L. W. Jones Sevinonr Nashville Tenn Monroe Church G. A. R. Posts Alliance Lodges Grange Fourth and Walnut Streets

Luxurious Summer Dress Goods Promoted at Low Prices

We present a line of Brandenburgs and Canton Cloths praised as the handsomest and most affordable dress fabrics this season. This selection emphasizes elegance and value for fashion choices this summer.

County awards Swanville bridge contract to Indiana Bridge Co

In a special session county commissioners awarded the project for a new fifty foot span bridge near Swanville to the Indiana Bridge Company of Muncie. Their bid of 725 dollars was deemed lowest best and most acceptable. The steel juice construction marks the first such bridge in the county. Thomas Cooney of this city will construct the stone sub structure.

Swanville Indiana Bridge Company of Muncie Thomas Cooney

Quiet Wedding at St Michaels Church

Mr. Frank Weber and Miss Annie Meuser were quietly married in St. Michaels church this morning. Rev. Father Weiderin officiated. The bride and groom are described as among the society’s most popular and fortunate. The Henana extension hopes for bright flowers and blessings for the couple.

Frank Weber Annie Meuser St. Michaels Church Father Weiderin North Madison Henano

Sulphur Bitters Ad Promises Spring Blood Medicine Value

An editor notes that Sulphur Bitters advertise in another column as the best spring and blood medicine. The ad claims the product is prepared by an honest firm that uses quality ingredients despite others selling cheap medicines.

From Madison Postoffice Letters and Local Obituaries

The Madison Indiana Postoffice lists uncalled letters dated June 28 1892 with names Mrs Kate Caswell Tildia Davis Mrs F J Hall Mrs Jane Jones Mrs Archibald Lovell Mamie McLaughlin and others. Mrs Morton Fewell died near Brooksburg aged 22 with family deaths from consumption. funeral at Morris Chapel tomorrow at 10 am. Dr Appleman to visit July 8 at Madison Hotel offering new treatments for catarrh throat and lung diseases.

Madison Indiana Laptks Kate Caswell Tildia Davis F. J. Hall Jane Jones Archibald Lovell Mamie McLaughlin Evtra Blasdel Francis M. Kroeber M. C.garber P. MM Morton Fewell Brooksburg Morris Chapel Appleman Madison Hotel

Prohibitionists weigh third ticket as women on ballot loom

Cincinnati reports at national Prohibition convention as Bidwell and Demorest feud over presidential nomination. Debate centers on woman suffrage and silver planks. Helen Gougar and Sam Small emerge as possible second ticket picks amid party splits. Kelly Elkins recalls Paris-bound captain Borup.

Cincinnati Adam A. Stevens Tyrone Philadelphia America Dickie Hastings Lockwood Bidwell Demorest Alex Gustafson Henry B. Hudson R. S. Cheves New York Henry B. Bram Connecticut Tallie Morgan Pennsylvania H. A. Brittenbender Nebraska E. W. Grandon Marion Baxter Michigan St. St. John Miss Willard Ninner New York Voice Desmorest Neal Dow Deimorvest Ohio Gideon I. Stewart St. John Helen M. Gongar Tudiana Gougar Sam Small Hill Georgia Blair Kentucky Clarkadon West Virginia

Burlington Route Sells Round Trip Tickets at Low Rates

The Burlington route offers greatly reduced round trip tickets from local stations to all tourist points in every direction. For rates and information contact the nearest Burlington Route ticket agent or A B Dawes G P and T A St Louis Mo. Jun 13wif.

Burlington Burlington Route A. B. Dawes St. Louis

Market Prices and Mixed Commodities Report

The page lists cattle, sheep, and wool prices with ranges for unwashed and washed merino, medium clothing and market classifications, plus wheat and oats quotes from New York and Ohio markets. It also notes spring lambs and wholesale beef values, followed by a census discussion on New England population shifts favoring males over the past decade, and a Japan themed timepiece description.

Local Market Prices and Health Ad Excerpt

Madison market listing with prices for grain seeds groceries and produce dated June 15 1892. Includes wheat corn oats rye seeds hay potatoes eggs butter and more with a Hall's Catarrh Cure note and an Electric Bitters health promo.

Madison Fuour—Perfection Invincible Triumph City Mills Pittsburg California New Orleans

Dr Kaufmann’s Disease Book Offer Cited

Advertising notice invites readers to obtain Dr Kaufmann’s book on diseases with illustrated plates by sending three 2 cent stamps to A P Ordway & Co Boston Mass and receive a copy free for self cure claims.

Dr. Kaufmann A. P. Ordway & Co Boston Mass

Northwest travel boom promotes Chicago, St. Paul & Kansas City Railway

The Northwest last season saw record crop boosts travel as spring approaches. The Chicago, St. Paul & Kansas City Railway promotes its service with new equipment high-back sofa seats and free Pullman sleeping car access. Grand Central Chicago station and St. Paul Union Depot connections link through express trains to the Northwest. Ticket agents offer details.

Northwest Chicago, St. Paul & Kansas City Railway Grand Central Chicago Union Depot St.Paul Great Northwest

Yellowstone trip via Wisconsin Central through car route

The Wisconsin Central Lines offer a through car route from Chicago and Milwaukee to Yellowstone National Park via the Northern Pacific R R with Pullman Vestibuled and Tourist Sleepers and dining car service. Pamphlets with information are available from D W Janowitz or C Pond in Chicago. June 23wtf Indianapolis Ind.

Wisconsin Central Lines Chicago Milwaukee Northern Pacific R. R Wisconsin Northwest D. W. Janowitz Das. C. Pond General Pass’r and Ticket Agt Ill Indianapolis Ind

Excursion Half-Fare to New York for Christian Endeavor Meet

Pennsylvania Lines offers return excursion tickets to New York at half fare for July 5 to 7 from major stations. Tickets valid for return through July 15 may be extended to August 15. Direct fast trains chosen for convenience by Ohio and Indiana delegates. Contact any agent for details.

New York Pennsylvania Christian Endeavor International Convention Ohio Indiana Tues Sat & Wtd

Brown's Iron Bitters Cures Dyspepsia Indigestion

An old advertisement proclaims Brown's Iron Bitters as a remedy for dyspepsia indigestion and general debility. The text advertises restorative benefits and digestive relief, with a persuasive tone typical of period medicinal notices.

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Chas. C. Cornett & Son Hoffman’s Steam Dye House West Main Street the Herald Joaes Kast Manin Street Elijah Buchanan Minnie Smith Shelby Township Three's DePauw University James Gebert The Hustling Three’s Reuben Dailey Jeffersonville Ayer Buckingham Robert Claflin Benton Itarrison Erie Township Wabash County Madison Ministers’ Association F. M. Huckleberry J. H. Barnard Dr. Brown Martin Barnett Evansville Lounth George Enlow Johnsonville George Banion Decatur Marshall Renschler Wiliam McClintie Clifty Township Bartholomew County Glass- Eyed Charley W. B. Swarmstedt Hayden Moffeti & Son Circuit Court Joseph Possideri Friedley Gassett Willis Morgan State Edward Foster Mary J. Rogers Edward Rogers Hanover Ruth C. Hinds Batchelor Hiram Francisco Weber-Mueser Madison Brewing CO Aristo Junedd&wtt Borup Washington Elkins Paris Leavening Powe U.S. Gov’t Wharat Wsc Sher Delaine Toledo Cleveland Oil New England Massachusetts Rhode Island Japan Cincinnati Tobacco Steeenwee Seis Tnsenge Hinds Sete Benet Awe Madison Market Hall F.J. Cheney & CO Props F. J. Cheney West & Truax Waliding, Kinnan & Marvin Junior&wim J.E. C. F. Harper Drug Store Yellowstone National Park
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