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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1892

Page

5

Madison Nov 2 1892 Marriages and Local Notices

Thomas B. Leland and Miss Jessie M. White wed in Madison after securing a license. Several civil matters include a peace charge against Dora Welch dismissed, a partition fence dispute before Mayor Wagner, and a Republican county committee chairmanship. Also notes on local society, deaths, business remarks, and election betting gains.

Thomas B. Leland Jessie M. White Pat Duffy Dora Welch Squire Cravens Welch

Mrs. E J Beard Dies at 72

Mrs. E J Beard wife of John Beard died November 1 1892 aged 72 years 2 months and 20 days Funeral will be held at 2 oclock P M November 3 from Dr G W Hewitt residence Interment in Springdale cemetery Friends invited without further notice

Hanover News in Brief Electoral Bets and Society Events

The Athletic Association elected officers led by A. E. Wiggan as President and A. B. Crowe as a state committeeman. Freshmen organize a football class team aiming for the college championship. Lectures, socials, and club readings fill a busy schedule with alumni visits and Y M C A activities. A real estate ad lists $1,000 bets against Harrison carrying electoral votes in Minnesota New York Indiana and the presidency. Lane's Family Medicine is advertised as daily bowel movers.

Hanover the Athletic Association A. E. Wiggan R. McCain W. Richmond E. Planet A. B. Crowe A. R B. Crowe W. A. Graham Madison The Zetelethean Society College Point House Phi Gamma Delta W.E. Youtzler New Albany Dr. Logan Minnesota Benjamin Harrison New York

Madison Rally Draws 15000. Local News and Notices

Fully 15,000 people attended the Democratic rally at Charlestown in Clark County. C. C. Cornett & Son distributed campaign handkerchiefs to school children. A marriage occurred in Madison township as Virgil T. Wood and Minnie Albert wed at the Baptist parsonage. Remains of Frank Burch arrived from Louisville and were buried at Kent under Red Men and Odd Fellows auspices. Three long-time Scott county residents have died Aunt Mildred A. Mitchell William Starke and Wesley Rice. Obsequies for Mrs. Beard held at Dr Hewitt's residence with pallbearers named Stapp Lounsberry Hill Lyons Bartron and Ireland.

Ddenry A. Crawford West Madison Saluda Anderson County Missouri Peter Ackeratan Amelia Mickley Madison Township James E. Brooks Annie Dish Milton Township Vib. Woods Minnie Albert Doves Picers Odd Fellows’ Hall Hollis’ Orchestra Reynard Hunting Club Mollie Lewis Canaan Judge Alison Madison Miss Lewis Indiana Medical College Salvation Army Michigan City James McNeil McNeil E. J. Beard John Beard George R. Beard Walnut Street G. W. Hewitt Taylor Johnson Thomas Fred Harper Frank M. Burch Jeffersonville Kent Lodge Kent Jefferson County Ind Wiley O. F Odd Fellows’ Lodges Edward Coyle Cleveland Indiana Harrison Frank Burch Louisville Red Men and the Odd Fellows Scott County Mildred A. Mitchel William Starke Wesley Rice Huckleberry Mrs. Beard Dr. Hewitt Springdale Cemetery William Stapp F. A. Lounsberry Frank Hill W. W. Lyons John R. Bartron R. L. Ireland

Drowning of John Hamilton at Ghent River

Last Tuesday evening John Hamilton a Black man from Vevay was drowned after fleeing a Ghent jail pen and attempting to swim the river chute. His body was recovered at the chute’s foot near Carrollton. The report also notes a Scott county grand jury examining an incident involving Lexington expressman George Guynn and his wife over an attempted vote suppression.

John Hamilton Ghent Vevay Indiana Lateer Carrollton News George Guynn Lexington Ind Scott County Guynn

Hall's Catarrh Cure Offer Promises Deafness Cure

A local advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tubes and catarrh. It claims constitutional remedies exist and offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh deafness case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Circulars available. product sold by druggists.

Hall F.J. Cheney & CO Toledo World&wim

Wisconsin Central Lines Offer Fast Trains and Superior Service

Wisconsin Central Line promotes Chicago to St Paul Minneapolis and Duluth routes with two daily fast trains, Pullman cars, and top dining car service. Pamphlets available from agents or J A Pond in Chicago. Electric Bitters advertised as a pure medicinal tonic promising cure for stomach liver and kidney ailments with guarantee.

Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Minneapolis Duluth Northwest Pacific Coast St Paul JAS Cpond India Harper

Take Brown's Iron Bitters for Strength and Recovery

If you feel weak and worn out this tonic promises renewed energy and vitality. The advertisement highlights its invigorating minerals and traditional use to restore strength.

Madison Democrats Light Torchlit Parade and Rally

A large Democratic turnout in Madison last night featured torchlit processions, a Fountain Square march to the Court House, and a program at the Opera House with speakers including John Gilbert Shanklin and Hon. David Overmeyer. The event, amid festive lights, celebrated Cleveland and Stevenson while denouncing Republican policies.

Madison Fountain Square Cleveland Democracy Third Street Depot Main Street Opera House Messrs Shanklin and Overmeyer Comet Club Stevenson HeraLp Court House Glee Club John Gilbert Shanklin Republican Party Shanklin Sentinel Indiana Davenport David Overmeyer Topeka Kansas John Overmeyer

Flag raising at shipyard Saturday afternoon

A flag raising will occur Saturday at 3 pm sharp at the shipyard. The program includes Pythian Band music, songs like Hail Columbia and The Star Spangled Banner, speeches by E Leland and Capt. A D Vanosdol, cannon salutes, and final performances by the band.

Pythian Band Columbia E. Leland

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