Doctor Sherman to Visit New Harmony Indiana
Dr. H. M. Sherman noted specialist arrives at Viets House New Harmony Indiana and stays until Wednesday morning September 23. He treats chronic diseases including dyspepsia bronchitis kidney bladder and blood skin and nervous system conditions with special attention to female diseases. Public endorsements and testimonials from professionals and officials accompany his visit. Consultation free and offers to aid patients seen at the inn.
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Evansville
German Demokrat
N. M. Sherman
St. George Hotel
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Sherman
Viets
New Harmony
Rates and Rules of Advertising in The Register
The Register announces publication terms by Co. Ww. Slater with annual prepaid rates. Ads priced per square inch and column width with multiple insertions and durations. Local notices charged per line, legal ads per law, all advance payment required for transient ads and job-work on delivery.
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Statehouse statues mark Washington street entrance scene
Indiana notes report ornamenting the Statehouse with stone figures on the east pediment. Trapper, woodchopper and housewife symbolize advancing civilization, opposite a group of Indians moving westward for retiring barbarism. Also mentions a Scottsburg tale of a man Davis converting his wagon team into people, a hazardous lime incident near New Albany, postmaster appointments, a Knox county fair, pardons policy, an alligator sighting, a gas vein at Union City, embezzlement by trustees, Evansville electric lights, and the cost of the new Statehouse at 1,877,508 with ongoing fairs in Gibson county.
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Washington Street
Scottsburg
Davis
Illinois
Madison
New Albany Ledger
Jacob Dowerman
Union
Knox County
Vincennes
Illinois Items Mixed with Local News and Notes
A Grayville city hall plan details a 5500 dollar two story building with a basement lockup and tower. Other items report coin finds near Gard's Point, a Carmi murder, Mattoon typhoid concerns, Mt. Carmel melon harvests, and pension office reform under Gen. Black, highlighting investigations into fraud and civic changes nationwide.
Democrats Hope Two Senate Seats In Ohio And Virginia
Special to the New Harmony Register from Washington D C dated Sept 12 1885 reports Democrats aiming to win two U S Senate seats this fall in Ohio and Virginia. Ohio votes Oct 13 with Hoadly favored as governor by 3000 to 7000, aided by a Republican revolt in Hamilton county. Virginia votes Nov 3 with Democrats targeting an 8000 to 10000 victory, though Mahone returning boards may contest the legislature. The national administration change seems to spark a modest Democratic boost, and expect a heavy overall vote.
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Gen. Black
Chicago
Philadelphia
Coleman
Washington
Pension
Pension Bureau
Black
Iowa
Ohio
Virginia
United States
Hoadly
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Mahone Returning Boards
Ohio voters favor Hoadly as Sherman fades from campaign
Special to the Chicago Herald reports Ohio politics show a growing belief that Hoadly will win though Republicans dispute this. Sherman’s speeches are seen as hurting the party while prohibitionist Dr. Leonard runs a strong campaign estimated to draw about 25 000 votes mainly from Republicans. Indiana Supreme Court allows full value recovery from railroads for destroyed property even if insured.
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Cixcrynats
Ohio
Honadly
Sherman
Leonard
Hoadly
Supreme Court of Indiana
Grand Exposition Notes On Damascus Looms And Chiefs
In Louisville on September 13 1885 observers report government displays of relics from the stone age while highlighting Pueblo houses with roof entrances and a prized Damascus loom. The Damascus loom a centerpiece produces gold and silver cloth with colorfast threads and a famous Queen Victoria silk portrait. Additional notes describe crowd attendance, fruit displays, and Damrosch and Kappa band performances as fire safety crews guard the buildings.
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Louisville
Littl Wolf
United States
Damascus
4Th Avenue
Queen Victoria
British Museum
John AbdelNour
Kentucky
Indiana
Damrosch
Kappa
Press of
New York
Exposition
City Fire Department
Local Fair Accident Clouded by Boy Shot at Buckskin Jim Show
The only serious incident at the fair last week was the wounding of 13 year old Johnnie Elliott by a pistol shot during Buckskin Jim's air rifle and pistol act. The bullet struck above the ear, causing a dangerous skull wound but the boy improved after being taken to his grandmother's home. Buckskin Jim was arrested and bonded. officials caution that such exhibitions pose risks in crowds.
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Johnnie Elliott
John B. Elliott
Buckskin Jim
North Exie
Mary Elliott
Agricultural Society
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