Local Notes On Appointments And Moves In Town
Judge Craven leaves for New York city. Decoration Day arrangements finished. Methodist ministers vacationing in Vevay. Mrs Avam Weber visits Germany. Miss Lou Sullivan chosen Dupont High principal. Jos Rea Jr sells stable on Second Street to Capt Watts. Jupee Cravens sells Third Street residence to Dr Hutchings. Judge and family move to Fairmount summer residence. Nugent son of ex sheriff makes Hearatoa call. Carr Nat Williams to carry mail to Vevey. Rev J W Henley preaches at Universalist Church on evangelical Christianity. Mrs David N Rego dies on Elm Street after prolonged illness. funeral next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupee Cravens
Dr. Hutchings
Fairmount
David N. Rego
Elm Street
Local notes on church accessions and town events
Sunday church joins report several locals join Methodist and Christian congregations. circulars tout ferry rate cuts, and a new Main Street shop opens for painting and sign work. remarks on Baptists, constables, a birthday, a shipwreck survivor, and plans for a new hotel near Trow’s mill. notes on Cole show, local business slowdowns, and a Hebrew Association excursion to Louisville with Prof. Gebert’s Orchestra. Musty Thomas faces pension bond issue, Mrs. Comley pension claim amid divorce context.
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Hebrew Association
Louisville
Madison
Gebert
Young Men’s Hebrew Association
Gen. Pike
Prof
Foster & Calloway’s
Levy Bros
Outy Council Adopts Salaries and Handles City Issues
The new council met Thursday evening with Mayor Smith presiding and most members present. They approved officer salaries, referred fire company claims, discussed a river police petition, and considered cemetery responsibilities and street salary matters. The Street Commissioner payroll and several bills were approved before adjournment.
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Smith
Cochran
Foster
Kirk
Warren Gavitt
James D. McIntyre
Fair Play Fire Company
Committee On Fire
Committee On Police
Anna Schnabel
Broadway
George W. Martin
Springdale Cemetery
Poster
Patrick Naughton
Patrick Kennedy
A. C. Pogue
Reid
Kyle
Colored Voters Lose Bid to Billy-Mahone Republicans
A city council election reveals white candidates favored over Black voters in key roles. Bowman Foster Harper White Reid Kyle Robinson won six seats. Moore Kirk Cuplinger Gerahty Shoenstein four. White nominates Wolf for Market Master and Sulzer for City Attorney. The piece criticizes Republican hypocrisy and anti colored turnout, noting Sanders, a respected Black candidate, lost.
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Bowman
Foster
Harper
White
Reid
Kyle
Robinson
Moore
Kirk
Cuplinger
Geralty
Shoenstein
Messrs. White
Gerahty
Charles Peterman
George Wall
James Clement
Frank Klos
Conrad Florke
James O’donnell
Frank Hughes
John Dolan
Jamesa O'Neal
John Hoffman, Sr
Board of Health
Wolf
Circuit Court
E. Rodgers
J. B. Davison
Conrad Nodjer
J. D. Taylor
O. V. Flora
Smith
Shall Madison secure the Milton to Harrisburg railroad
At a Judee Craven office meeting Madison business leaders discuss funding a 30 mile Milton to Hmimence Kyy railroad. Cravens and Dr. McGinnis say $200,000 from Madison and downstream investors could secure the line, giving Madison direct North South links and boosting property values and city competition with Cincinnati and Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judee Craven
Milton
Hmimence Kyy
Cravens
Dr. McGinnis
New Castle
Madison
Cincinnati
Louisville
Electric Bitters Promises Health and Vigor
A vintage advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for debility loss of appetite headaches and general weakness. It claims rapid improvement and renewed vitality and urges purchase from C. E. Heberhart at fifty cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Heberharts
Notice to Tax-payers in Jefferson county
Notice to tax-payers Jefferson county board of equalization will meet on Monday June 5 1882 in the room of the County Commissioners to hear complaints and adjust personal property valuations as of April 1 1889. Owners or their attorneys must appear in person as the board’s decision is final. Thomas Granam A J C
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Auphors Ovries
Jefrfrerson
Madison
General Assembly
Jefferson County Board of Equaliation
Said
Thomas Granam
Common Council
Board of Equilization
Messrs
James White
John Kirk
Harry C. Kyle
City Building
James Roberts
Jeferson County
State of
Commissioners’ Court
Third Ward
Main Cross Street
Main and
Mulberry Streets
Main Cross St
Jefferson County
Indiana
Julies Schmidt
Said County
Fifth Ward
State OF Indiana
Benjamin F. Kennecy
Joseph W. Vestal
Circuit Court
Blute
Tidine
Eli Campbell
Thos. Vaeris
Voris
Wilson's Fork
Democratic State Convention Set for August in Indianapolis
The Democratic Central Committee met at the Grand Hotel in Indianapolis to plan the August 2 convention at English's Opera House. Members including J. B. Bemis and W. H. D. Hunter discussed a sharp campaign, opposition to prohibition, and submitting the question to voters while preserving the state’s fundamental law. The committee adjourned to June 29 for the next meetings.
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Indianapolis
Grand Hotel
J. B. Bemis
O. O. Stenley
W. H. D. Hunter
William C. Ferry
J. M. Crousey
Ben Havens
A. B. Pitzer
A.B. Crampton
W. J. Hilligass
C. A. Munson
H. . Francis
Democratic Party
Democratic
Old settlers and letters spark Carrollton talk
A list of letter recipients is printed with instruction to call for Advertised Letters before they go to the Dead Letter Office. Uncle Richard Vorhees, an 87 year old Saluda Township resident from Ohio, shares Democratic loyalty and memories. The Carrollton Democrat notes plans for an old settlers picnic and mentions a proposed wharf project by U. S. Mailine Co. in town and Andrews railway expansion ambitions in Huntington County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre
Richard Vorhees
Saluda
Vorhees
Ohio
Saluda Township
Madison
Richard
Democratic Party
Andrews
Huntington County
Wabash, St. Louie & Pacific Railway
Madison May 1882 Special Election Notice Fourth Ward
Notice from Madison City Clerk James Roberts declares a special election in the Fourth ward on May 30 1882 to fill the vacancy caused by Samuel J Smiths resignation. Polls open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Inspected by the same election judges as the May 2 general election under Indiana law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Tueadey
Samuel J. Smith
James Roberts
Tiepeetar
Indiana
James Hoberts
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