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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1882
Page
4
Madison shoppers flocks to McGlassons for undergarments at 50 cents while local firms Trow and Thomas expand, and Tempe grocery touts Levering Roast Coffee. Reports say Independents lead county by 300 to 500 votes. community updates mention speakers, illnesses, hotel deals, and new staff at Mellen & Shannon.
A fine colt sired by John Wilkes owned by Mr. Joan B. Ross fell ill last Wednesday. Veterinary surgeon T L Armstrong of Indianapolis arrived Thursday night and found an enlarged stomach or bowels with Pinkeye. He declared the colt out of danger, credited to services of Andy Tisher. L M Russell, a Pan Handle Railroad painter, recovered from indigestion thanks to Brown’s Iron Bitters.
Mellen and Shannon announce they hold the city’s largest stock of Queenswale and fancy goods inviting shoppers to visit the store for a wide selection.
A brief note about kidney and urinary irritation treated with Buchupaiba made by Druggists Depot Swormetedt & Co. and marketed for relief.
An advertising notice notes a man’s recovery after using Wells’ Health Restorer. It promotes Druggists DepotSwormstedt Co. as the source and emphasizes dramatic personal improvement.
The Attorney General held that a minor reaches twenty one on the day before the twenty first birthday. Therefore a person born November 8, 1861 would be eligible to vote in the election on November 7 if a proper resident. Supreme Court Wells vs Wella 6 Ind 447 supports the decision.
A brief breeze through wardrobe choices contrasts a well tailored suit with a sturdy fall and winter overcoat. Each piece offers timeless style and practical warmth for cold days and formal occasions.
An advertisement touts Ferd Kleins on West Main Cross Street boasting a large diverse stock in Southern Indiana. It claims all goods are war rented as represented and urges readers to give a trial. The piece also notes Judge Wilson spoke at Hanover to a large enthusiastic crowd and mentions a colored voter urging support for the Independent ticket after the speech. Frank Smith of Indianapolis testimonials Brown Iran Bitters curing his heartburn.
John C. Totten announces in Madison Indiana that Temple Grocery will receive a large stock of sugar and coffee from New York in the next few days. Purchases are for cash with low prices, inviting customers to call and examine the goods.
The river falls slowly and blocks some large boats from passing soughing bars toward Cincinnati. Tue Sherley crossed 1 840 trips since joining the trade six years ago. Pilot Chas Bet ten Clerk Browinski and fireman Williams remain from the original crew. The nation holds fifty eight million dollars in finger ring value worn, while some people refuse Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup for 25 cents. Louis Johnson and Sam Johnson quarrel with George Williams on the Michigan road near Judge Cravens residence. Williams beaten and fled to North Madison. All parties are colored living near North Madison.
A brief review of recent front page sensationalism in the Times of Vevay describes blood spatterings, gunfire, brawls, and heated racial exchanges in the town. Authorities note no murders in weeks, with only minor police injuries reported during arrests.
Ad copy invites people who want the best groceries at very low prices and farmers seeking top prices for their produce to call an unspecified contact. The fragment implies market matchmaking between buyers and sellers.
Legislative proposals outline elected state officials including secretary auditor and treasurer serving four year terms with one term per eight years. Also outlines county officers and voting eligibility for US and foreign born residents with residency and registration requirements.
Darling mothers troubled by midnight crying from teething infants are urged to buy Mrs Wlinns Low Sootning Syrup. The ad claims it relieves pain, regulates bowels, and restores rest, describing it as safe, pleasant tasting and a prescription of a leading female physician. Bottles priced at 25 cents.
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