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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1880

Page

3

Cravens Declines Prison Director Post After Stock Resigns

Last week Governor Williams appointed Hon. John R. Cravens director of the prison south, replacing Julia W. Stock who resigned to join the Republican ticket. Cravens declined the appointment and returned the commission with thanks, a move the paper says all Democrats should endorse and questions the governor’s judgment.

Norra Vesnox Sun Williams John R. Cravens Prison South Julia W. Stock Cravens John Linck

Advertisers Gain From Jefferson Herald Circulation

The Jefferson Herald claims wide circulation in Jefferson and neighboring counties boosting local business ads. Notes on marriages Jos. Grace and Carrie Pfeifer, Henry Hitz and Clara Eitle. Election results show Carroll County Ky and Jennings County Indiana tallies. A Versailles post office robbery, Mrs. Susan Warsey’s death, and a cider mill accident ending in finger amputation are reported.

Hunts Move to Arkansas for Extended Trapping Campaign

Tseopone McKay Jame Quail and Late McKey of Brookeborg left the city last Thursday to a coast ing host for an extended hunting and trapping campaign in Arkansas. At the left nesting of the City Council Market Master Dontitile repels reseipts for the past three mien ihe upper market.

Tseopone McKay Jame Quail McKey Brookeborg Arkansas Dontitile

Public Notice of Sale and Family Transfer at Orr Firm

Arthur Orr announces sale of entire stock of merchandise to his son Thomas A. Orr to continue merchant tailoring business. He asks all indebted customers to settle accounts. Dated Manson October 25, 1880.

B. McTyre Hen Iereson Thomas A. Orr Arthur Orr Manson Jim Laniwon Bloomington Nancy Oval and Lumber Georgian Trotter

Voter Dithers Before Election Amid Party Scorn

A man visits Andy Fisher's livery stable and blurts out that all major parties are untrustworthy. He declares he cannot decide whom to vote for, cursing the Democratic, Republican, and Greenbacker camps with harsh descriptors. The moment reveals voter indecision and frustration before the election.

Andy Fisher

Death by heart disease cited in inquest

On a Tuesday afternoon Isaac Blige a 59 year old colored man digging a vault near Fifth street and Broadway suddenly fell dead. Ex Coroner Matthews presided over the inquest and returned a verdict that the death was caused by heart disease brought on by long continued pulmonary troubles.

Isaac Blige Fifth Street Broadway Matthews

Trimble County Vote Totals Reported with Pluralities

Official Trimble County Kentucky election returns show Hancock leading with 1,157 votes to Garfield 120 and Weaver 11 from the county total of 1,288, Hancock holding a 1,037 plurality. Milton precinct lists Hancock 424 Garfield 52 and Weaver 11, with congressional totals Carlisle 319 and Root 47.

Carroll County Hancock Garfield Carlisle Root Trimble County Weaver Milton Eulores Congress

For sale at JOHN ADAMS CHAMPION MONITOR and ARGAND

The notice proclaims prices and marks a sale by JOHN ADAMS. It questions fair competition and highlights the CHAMPION MONITOR and ARGAND as standing out while others falter. The fragmentary ad implies value at cost and a promotional emphasis on these brands.

Coat Monitor Argand John Adams

Tas Republicans Celebrate Victory With Torch Light Procession

On Wednesday night last Tas Republicans celebrated their victory with torchlight, horn blowing, pan rat tling, and bell ringing. The parade proceeded to the court house where Col. Will Cumback and local leaders gave speeches.

Tas Court House Will Cumback

Railroad Tickets Through the Great West Question

Fragments describe a railway route segment in the Great West and a discussion of ticketing on a short line. The garbled text implies schedule or fare questions on a rapid transit corridor.

Great West

Trench and Watson in fatal Main Crook street shooting

A late night crowd on Main Crook street led to a deadly duel between George Glass and Watson after Trench was insulted. Glass was shot in the chest and died after declaring he was mortally wounded. Watson and Treuch were jailed. a post mortem confirmed the fatal wound. Coroner's inquest favored Watson as murderer. Glass left a wife and two children, plus a 63000 Northwestern Life policy.

Main Crom Hancock Jeff. Davin Fred. Treach John Eckert George Wateou George Glass Trenck Kiar Ghess Glaes Watoon Trench Glass Watoom Watson Trewek Abberger Matthews Airas Gavitt Treuch Marshal Cisco Isaac Wagner McVay Dra. Cullins Reemelia Williams James Rowan George Giaes Schmuit Garfield J. E. C. F. Sarper Cornet Datsy Cornett Jeff Davis Cass Cisco M. A. Gavittalan Dotsy Wateon Wateon Wrey North Madison Ively Hanover College Ala Northwestern Lite Tnegrafts Company

Handsome Nickel Plated New Home Lamp Introduced

The Handsome Nickel Plated New Home Lamp is promoted as the safest most convenient lamp yet and a superior alternative to the Student Lamp. It features a clamp for sewing machines pianos desks converts to a wall lamp with adjustable light, includes a filling indicator and match box, and is offered at an affordable price. Endorsed by major religious publications and advertised by Home Lamp Co Cinemnat Ohio for exclusive territory.

Western Christian Advocate Am. Christian Review Herald and Presbyter Journal and Messenger Christian Standard Cincinnati American Express Ita Gov. Lee Home Lamp. Co. Cinemnat, O

Brown's Bronchial Troches Promote Relief for Coughs

A historic advertisement touts Brown's Bronchial Troches as a reliable remedy for coughs colds sore throats and bronchial issues. It claims thirty years of physician recommendation and widespread use by public speakers and singers. Sold at twenty five cents a box.

Gentlemen and listings roll call names in divided alphabet

A long roster of men and women by initial and surname, including titles Mrs Miss Mr and various designations. The list spans multiple initials from A to W with many full names and some abbreviations, resembling a local directory or society roll call.

Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Advertises Child Relief

Distressed mothers urged to buy Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething pain. Claims quick relief for infants and rest for mothers, described as safe for all cases and pleasant to taste. Distributed by many sellers at 25 cents per bottle. 10-26 ly.

United States

Accident at Gra ham Co apoke factory injures Loui Cole

A colored man named Loui Cole met with a painful accident at Gra ham Co.s apoke factory last week. He was near the hub-borer when a nut on the auger caught his left ear and nearly tore it off.

Loui Cole Graham & Co Apoke Wesely

Celery Oysters and Wild Game Featured in Local Grocery

A local grocery storefront highlights celery and oysters alongside wild game as part of its market display. The unusual assortment aims to attract shoppers seeking diverse pantry staples.

John W Scotts Grocery Thanksgiving Incident

In Trimble county a Free Press note: Jess Rice found John Spillman’s brandy while he was away. John returned home to find Jess, Brandy, and the scene in Spillman’s best bed. John escorted Jess to the door and shook feet with him. A second report details a fight between Cane Merzensz and George Friedersdorf over a disputed kill, Friedersdorf striking Metseier on the head with a hatchet, causing a slight wound.

Jess Rice John Spillman Jook Jess Spillman John Cane Merzensz George Friedersdorf Friedersdorf

Marriage of Ma. Caartes Bonn to Emma Rushton

Ma. Caartes Bonn of Stamping Ground Kentucky married Emma Rushton on a recent Saturday evening at the residence of the bride’s father David Rushton.

Josie Cungston David Rushton Ma. Caartes Bonn Stamping Ground Emma Rushton

Thanksgiving Grub and a Starch Works Expansion

A 40 by 150 foot corn-house is rising at Clements' starch works. Miss Fitzgibbon recounts Manitoba Indians preferring high quality goods, comparing prices from $1.50 to $2 per yard for merinos and detailing their careful, experience based shopping to avoid being swindled.

Clements’ Starch Works Manitoba

Kedal Misgivings at the Blue Coat Inn

A waiter confesses misgivings to the landlord about a man in blue who sat at the third table. The man appears polite yet suspicious, tapping a potato with his spoon and asking for boiled eggs. The landlord does not fire the waiter.

Adventurous cat leaps from Washington Monument edge

A patriotic cat climbed the Washington Monument stairs at night and leaped about sixty feet to the ground. Though stunned, Maddie survived the fall. a nearby dog cornered her at dawn, but she was rescued and would have earned freedom if not harmed. The incident will be remembered in a monument legend.

The Washington Post Steaye Washington Monument Maddie Bix Abe

The Call to Work and Character in Daily Life

A reflection on self-reliance urging men to seek employment without waiting for others and to value character formed by effort. It extols industriousness, thrift, and moral strength, noting how hard work sharpens time management and practical skill. It ends with a light joke about a tinsmith and a medal in the locality.

Deen Swift Phrases On Narrow Souled Bottles

Deen Swift comments on narrow souled people likening them to bottles with little content where the less they have inside the more they spill out in social behavior. The remark contrasts tightfistedness with generous transparency in conduct.

Deen Swift Caid

Stonewall Jackson Motto Cited as Civil War Era Maxim

A quotation attributes the line to Stonewall Jackson, claiming it as a Civil War era maxim about faith and strategic positioning in battle. The source presents the motto in a way that suggests it reflects his military philosophy and emphasis on trust in providence alongside tactical risk.

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