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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1900
Page
8
Poem memorializing Edward E Rhodes who restfully sleeps beneath the sod in a quiet glen. It laments an empty fireside chair and missing footsteps while envisioning reunion in a heavenly choir. Dated March 28 and signed Martua K Dever.
A memorial notice for Mary Schoonover wife of Joseph Schoonover who died March 8 1900 at age 05. She leaves a husband and children, parents, siblings and many relatives and friends. She was a member of the U B church and regarded as upright and beloved by the community. The notice comforts the family and laments the loss with prayers and memories.
Hopkins and Co advertise raw bone bone and potash and various fertilizers including Hopkins phosphate Pride of reorzetown and Hopkins Special Wheat Grower. Sold by Lawrence Garing Corydon Ind Andrew Ebert Elizabeth Henry Richert Ulan W S Watson Mauckport D 3 Stoker New Amsterdam B F Merk Rosewood John Cunningham Evans Landing J B Stewart Gen Act marzs if
Local testimonial from D N Sinks of Troy Ohio praising Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rapid relief from rheumatic arm and shoulder pain. He credits Geo F Parsons Co druggists for recommending it and says he now prescribes it to friends as the heat remedy for muscular rheumatism. Sold by E Crosier druggist.
Parties with mortgages must apply between March 1 and May 1 1900 for tax reductions and must file correctly by law. Last year many were not properly completed, so only lawful applications will be accepted. Each year an application is required regardless of prior filings. James A. Watson Harrison County Auditor. Daisy Perryman visiting from Jeffersonville. Gus Gurtz Perry Henriot August Bocard join regular army in Louisville. John O. Green depauw station agent working for B&O at Salem. Eph Goss acts as stand-in agent. Joseph Peters dislocated his arm playing football. David Lagle and Eva May Blair wed by Squire Hilderbrand on the 24th ultimo.
Farmers finished sowing oats while township schools near closure. Several pupils attended the final night of school at Center on Saturday with Jenkins Band providing music. D. Bartley of Corydon visited last week. Frank C. Jenkins and John Steepleton made a quick trip to the Falls Cities last Sunday, Op Trust.
John Gurtz returns to Frenchtown after three years in Kansas City. Simon severely cuts his foot. Miss Anna Burgess' school closed last Thursday. A spelling match crowned Cort Marr as champion. Victoria Simon, staying with Lewis Crayden, has returned home. Gurss Wuo.
Marion Rooke of T. M. Thompson imports in Chicago reports a severe cold left her awake at night and unable to work. A milliner's use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy inspired her to buy it, and she says it acted quickly and she recovered fully. For sale by E. & Crosier, druggist. Apr
For sale Plymouth Rock eggs to hatch. Reasonable price. Fifteen eggs per setting. Inquiries directed to the Auditor's office. ve o L Hess March 21. Fow.
An ad explains home kidney checks with a water test and claims Swamp Root cures kidney related pain and urinary issues. It touts Dr Kilmer and Co as a supplier offering free bottle and book by mail from Binghamton NY.
A lengthy list records multiple real estate transfers in Harrison County including Henry Wright to Chas Boley 40 acres and 250 dollars and Jacob Hershman to Adam Schwartz 0 acres for 350 dollars. Other entries show various deeds with acres and prices plus notes on a horse sale and local insurance ad.
Ramsey J L Crayden and Ward Eskew return from Illinois. Miss Annabeil White and Miss Anna G Felmy depart for Danville to study. O W Crayden and James D Davis leave for Bor Den to study. Charles Bye goes to Valparaiso for schooling. Davis visits J B Crayden’s family. Ferry of Moberly attends to business. Postmaster J H Hughes and family spend Sunday at White Cloud. Lon Eskew ill. A Rowe travels to New Middletown. Rev Hile preaches a sermon. Eli Davis and Azzie Cravyden wed in Crandall U B circuit union. Davis teaches in Blue River township.
An observing Christian in the Plymouth Democrat lists types who need religion: the rain-soaked horse owner, the stingy husband, the gossiping wife, the overpaid lazy preacher, the street-walking man with a wife at home, the dog owner neglecting home duties, and the cynic who trusts only selfish motives in others.
White Cloud reports residents attending Leavenworth school and visitors Abbie Londen and Beulah Bloomfelter visiting relatives in Louisville. Mr Best of White Cloud injures finger. Bostonians shoes featured at Keller's. Notice: administrator appointed for the Nora Ann Frivel estate of Warren County. estate declared solvent. April 2, 1900.
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