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borhoEVEXING HERALD c°up® left oo the inoruiog -\ train for their future home in CouucilM. A. BARNETT. E. S. BARNETT PcnusiiEBS.Bluffs, Iowa. tHr Drum Corp3to-morrowMADISON, IND., APRIL 22, 1884:CITY NEWS.Red Men meat*Juniata Tribu of ibis evening.The Drum Corps-ball comes eft tomorrow Dight.Ballnight at Gay os) Hall.Prof. Pritchard opened his class in book-keeping lastovening, and it will meet agaiu this evening. Mr. Pritchard i9 much encouraged with the sue* cess ho has met, aud proposes to get a larger room, the room he has now not being large enough to accommodate his class.Clean out your cellars before tb« j ,b t onv* arrive. I , ’'Ir' Ch*,le* 1'5,hr0P’ wh° lt;lied; Jeffersonville on Sunday morning last Theresa vast amount of garden for|ner,y wided here aud work*d inten dring hiupleaperaoihopeibis rparlittruck in the market now.the Courier office. Charlie wasThe spoko factories are doing a vast good young man and bad many friends,amouot of shipping.Circuit Court adjourned to-day until the next regular session.Election is near at hand and the streets are being cleaned.who will regret his death very much. His young wife has the sympathy of many friends.The Indianapolis Sentinel says the will of the late Paal Braun, who formerly resided in Madison, and whoJoe Rea took several fine horses to died iu Indianapolis a few weeks ago.Colurabu9 yesterday for traimugTwo neat frame bouses are going up on East Second street above Churcb street.The weather £was quite cold this morning. We hare bad some curious weather for April.The Silver Plate Works will probably be in * operation the last of this week or the first of next.Street Commissioner Bowman aad a large force of hands are at work cleaning the streets to-day.has been probated;. The will is eira-ply to make over to his widow the amount of a life iusurance, which amounts to $4,000.Libraiy and Extension Lamps, six different styles cheap, atMellen Shannon’s.Ball tla inson jury writt folios dolls nred. left . This covei was book yers set a only cult and Judfc stax trialTlrnittWorJeffereonyille Times: Mr. Georgej Owens nee Miss Carrie Archer, are ! in the city visiting Mrs. A. H. Wilson. Mrs. Owens is well known in this city and is a highly accomplished Corn planting is the next on the j lady. Herself and husband are re-prograrame with our farmers, aud the indications are for a good crop.First Presbyterian ChurcbTheturning frem an extended bridal tour through the Southern States. They will reside in Madison, where Mr.rnusicaie at Mr. G. W. Palmer's to- j Owens is engaged in business, nighty will b# quite interesting. \ For beautiful work iu the way ofCircuses are billed lor a great many towns iu the State, but Madison has been given tho cold shoulder so far.The Jefferson County Sunday School Convention will hold their spring meeting at Monroe ehurch on Thursday, May 29.Mr. Jnsiah Lichlyter and Miss Rachel Hamilton, were married last night bv Rev. E. Julian. May much happiness attend them.The performers are getting along splendidly with their parts in the drama “Ander-onville,” and will no doubt give a good performance. They will surely have a crowdud house on Thusday night.When will work commence on the new opera house? is a question we have heard asked over and over again, and no one has answered it. It would do the people a vast amount of good to tea the work commouced.This morning at an early hour, by Rev. Father Fuller, at his residence, Mr. Fred Schnaider was united in marriage to Miss Rillie Center. Thepodding Johny Grayson has no equal in the city. His references are almost universal. The horae-yard of Mr. Philip Kramer, ou West Third stieet, is the best job of sodding we have seen for many years. Johnny did this work, and is the only party in the city now sodding who can furnish the sod without stealing them for extensive contracts.ItIRA gentleman from the country dropped lot* our office to see a communication published concerning “a bad • insurance agent.” This agent had been representing to farmers that hiaeompany w uld insure stock against dealh or accident for any cause. On ihcae representations he has placed a number of farmers considerable so ms of money. Farmers are beginning to understand that they can not recover f«r loss of stock unless lost by fire or lightening. Mr. James Mayefietd op. pealed directly to the company, after failing to get satisfactien from the local agent, and got a draft for the amount he had been defrauded of by the agent. Farmers should look out for this agent.J.Hr-tPR]ordcdealerSnaliCanniceT ed a I:HCabMrludPet.ThtHnaliton,JCEdmarPhilin,
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Madison Herald
Madison, Indiana, US
Tue, Apr 22, 1884
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