Independent candidates announced for Jefferson county offices
The notice announces multiple Jefferson county candidates running as Independents for county offices including auditor commissioner sheriff coroner recorder treasurer and surveyor. Individuals named include John W Scott J W Gavitt Capt Wells Joseph T Brashear Dr Rodolph H Reemelia David L McClure George L Elliott and Joseph Keiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Scott
J. W. Gavitt
Capt. W. H. Wells
People’s Independent
Rodolph H. Reemelia
Jefferson County
David L. McClure
George L. Elliott
Joseph Keiser
Old Settlers Reunion and Local News Roundup
An Old Settlers reunion at Charleston last Thursday drew crowds. Dr Ery travels to Frankfort then Colorado. Lizzie Reemelin visits Dr Reemelin in town. Curis, Frata, and Nellie Gillespie wed at the bride’s home last Wednesday. Kate Lewis sails to Honolulu for missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Dre. Curis, Frata
Nellie Gillespie
Brooks and Miss Mercer to Hanover College plans noted
Mr H Brooks of Memphis visits relatives and tends farm business in Brooksburg Miss Bete Mercer of Vevay will accompany his brother Dan to Hanover College this fall. Major J L Vinson from Morrow Ohio visited Madison and common to many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. H. Brooks
Memphis, Tenn
Brooksburg
Bete Mercier
Vevay
Dan
Hanover
Mr. Marks Attends Red Men Council Then Heads to New York
Mr. M. Marks traveled last Saturday to Eaton Pennsylvania for the Grand Council of Red Men. After the meeting he will proceed to New York for about ten days. The orphans' home opened last Friday with six children, three boys and three girls, five from the county house. The home should be supported liberally by city residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. M. Marks
Eaton, Penn
Grand Council of Red Men
Horuff and Frevert Unbox Large Dry Goods Stock
Mr. Horuff returns from the East and a large stock of dry goods is being unboxed at the Horuff and Frevert wholesale house on Main Cross. The scene centers on the new inventory arriving from the trip and its display at the wholesale location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Horuff
Horuff
Frevert
Main Cross Street
Scouts Organize New Post at Versailles
Mr Pave Henpricks commander of the Alois O Bachman Post G A R and several comrades traveled to Versailles last Saturday to form a new post. They were well treated by Ripley county residents upon their return Sunday. Col Hoy held gospel temperance meetings on Main Cross street attracting a fair crowd though some attend for amusement. A burglar broke into Mr Stephen Rogers home Friday night demanding his pocket book and striking Dr Rogers and Mrs Rogers before escape. Miss Luke Hargan was accidentally shot in the right nostril by a toy pistol. the ball lodged at the nasal base. Dr Hutchings attended but the ball was not removed. prognosis cautious but hopeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pave Henpricks
Alois O. Bachman
Versailes
Ripley County
Col. Hoy
Main Cross Street
Gospel Temperance
Stephen Rogers
Sstogers
Dr. Rogers
Rogerson
Luke Hargan
James
Miss Luke
Hutchings
David Glover
Glover
Squire
Cravens
Allison
J. W. Gayitt
Scott
J. W. Gavitt
Courtland E. Whitsett
Indianapolis
Whitsett
Indiana
Grand Army of the Republic
Nuisance clash over bone dust in city and local editor departure
Resident Davin Rusuron sues Currie & Uo to abate bone dust nuisance while Star and city figures argue over who should remove it. Courier notes Madison editor Lon Hoding departs west, and reports on a streetcar ticket theft case, Baptist Association session, and local court actions with J. Cravens and Judge Allison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davin Rusuron
Currie & Uo
Kushiton
Board of Health
Marcus A. Sulzer
Dresselhouce
Sulzer
Bowman O Neal Wedding in Vevay
At the mother of the bride’s residence in Vevay on September 6 1882 Charles Bowman of Pueblo Colorado and Zellie B O Neal of Vevay were married by Rev T B McClain. Relatives and intimate friends attended the social event. The couple proceeded to Cincinnati before returning to Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman—O’neal
RB. F. Grisard
Vevay
Charles W. Bownan
Pueblo
Col
Zellie B. O'Neal
T. B. McClain
Bowman
Commercial Standard
Colorado
R. ¥.Grisard
Cincinnati
Card purporting to be signed by Rev. D. Stiver contested
In the Courier of July 5 a card alleging false statements about Lancaster and the 10 Precinct is questioned. Rev. D. Stiver says he did not authorize his signature. Mr. Silver notes the meeting to pick Crozier's delegates had under fifty attendees and was likely prearranged. Other names on the card may be unauthorised, urging open confession to reveal truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugase Jones
Charles Calloway
Crooked Creek
Squire Cravens
Demares
Louisville
Jones
Lauraville
Jeff
Calloway
Rev
D. Stiver
Lancaster
Young Stowaway Sells Livery Horse For Cash
A 14 year old boy visited Samuel Herin’s livery stable on Mulberry street and offered a horse for sale claiming his father authorized it. Herin paid $40 and provided a suit of clothes for the horse after the boy’s convincing tale. The boy’s father Daniel Allen and neighbor Ross tracked him to Lawrenceburg while Allen recovered the funds and sought his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Herin
Mulberry Street
Lawrenceburg
Daniel Allen
Clark County
Mr. Ross
Democrats Plan Vigorous Fight Against Ring Ticket
The Democratic County Central Committee met in Auger's Hall at 1 30 PM with full township representation. A subcommittee report was approved and the call for a convention left to the subcommittee and executive committee. Speakers expressed strong support for the party in each district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat County Central Committee
Democratic County Central Committee
Auger’s Hall
Ring
City Council Proceedings and Public Works Updates
City Council notes a Sixth Ward election result with Henry Schoerlocke as councilman. A powder house in the cemetery hillside is approved, cistern repairs ordered, market houses to be painted, and a death notice ordinance referred to the Cemetery committee. Printing of revised ordinances limited to 500 copies. payroll and water works reports filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
Henry Schoerlocke
Kyle
E. G. Niklaus
Tanyard Hollow
Myr Sheerlorke
Harper
Committee On Public Improvements
Thomas Cooney
Milton Street
Robert N, Rankin
Fare Play Fire Company
Committee On Fire
Water Works
True to Her Trust Electric Bitters Ad
A Victorian-era testimonial extols Electric Bitters as the only sure remedy for cleansing the stomach and bowels, purifying blood, and eradicating malarial poison. It praises the faithful wife and mother and notes the medicine costs fifty cents, sold by C. E. Heberhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Heberhart
Correspondence from Serre Muer 4th 1882
Local readers report growing wheat crops and upcoming threshing. Jef Nelson shows a two pound potato from his garden. J H Spicer plans a new house for Mrs Rachel Spicer on her farm. D A Roberts upgrades his farm with a barn. The Methodist plan to build a church at Nelsons Grove. Occasional notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jef Nelson
J. H. Spicer
Rachel Spicer
D. A. Roberts
Earnest Schoerlocke
Methodist
Nelson’s Grove
Modern Trotting Gait Marks a New Era in Harness Racing
The piece notes a dramatic leap in trotting gait quality over recent years, moving from the jumpy skip jack style to a smooth, rhythmic stride. It credits fashion and prominent breeders like Mr. Bonner for driving the shift toward pure trotting technique and lighter harness.
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S. S. McFrest & St
Madison
Markey
Lord & Thomas
Chicaga
Ilus
McCormick — Block
College Hill Institute
J.g.cravens
A.M
Tyuie
Greencastle
C. Richardson & Son
Courtland FE
Whitsit
Jeffersons County
James Hill
Joseph T.brashear
Sheriff
Dr. Ery
Frankfort
Carr
Lizzie Reemelin
Dr. Reemelin
Main Street
Kate ‘Lewis
James E. Lewis
Our City
Honolulu
B. F. Rossins
Tar Levy Brothers
Busa B
Taytorpan
Peiure Wymond
Aurora
City
Charles Wymond
J. ©. Davis
Plum Street
Crosby’s
Madison Brewing Company
Odd Fellows
Deputy
J. L. Vinson
Morrow, O
Howard
Upper Main Cross Street
D. G. Phillipps
Eliza Osborn
Wr. Kinney
Sarah F. Hawkins
James Starling
Martha Roswell
Taesda Darraugh
Little Rock
Ark
Richard Johnson
Canada
Gazette
Montreal
The
Courier
Lon Hoding
Hoding
Ton
Great West
the Baptist Association
Madigan Association
Vine Street
Robert Steverson
James Cooper
Detroit
Mich
Dr. Scott
Franklin College
A. L. Stevens
Burmah
E. A. Russell
BE. A. Russell
American Baptist Publication Society
Elgin
C.A. Stanton
N. B. Nichols
North Madison
J. Cravens
E. Kirtley
Association
Hebron Church
Dr. Dobbs
W.Y. Monroe
Committee On Resolutions
Treasury
Daily Star
Mapufoxy
Jefferson Co
Gentlesen
B_ Bruner
Charles Bamhast
Frank G. Baker
George W Bolden
Charley Blaver
John Gaisle
John Grear
Wm Gaul
Wm Johnson
Wille Kreps
Nelson Martin
Frank N P
Maria Anderson
Nellie Boyle
Mollie Bay- Jess
Jessie Barge
Pricillia Boldine
Mary Cummings
Della Dunham
Eliza Donohue
Rose Debando
Emma Dickson
E Eaaterline
Jas M French
Kate E Gallagher
Maggie Hunter
Usula Holmes
Geemary Keller
Martha Jing
Norier
John W. Link, P. M
K Puller
Tad
Neal’s Creek
Serre Muer
Myr
Bonner
Chicago
Dunton
A. Vogeler & CO
Belimore
B.A
Harris & Maddux
Pioneer Grocery
Thos. N. Calloway
Craig & Brother’s
Furst & Bradley
Littlejohn & CO
Ind
A. Marks & Son’s
REX Ale
the Madison Brewing Co
Madison, Ind
Excelsior
Craig & Bro
Cassady
Oliver
St U. Richardson & Son
Craig & Brother's
ER EO
John Braun & CO
Mulberry St
Main Cross
Second
C. T. Branham
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