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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1899
Page
7
Obscure clipping mentions obits and various scattered names from New York Boston and beyond. Partial text hints at memorials or notices with dates and places, but details are fragmentary and unclear.
News lists Easter greetings and social events from Rosewood and nearby towns. residents Mrs Lizzie Colvin Mrs Purtill Miss Emma Kelly Mr and Mrs Joe Spath and Weisbecker family attend celebrations. Teachers and officers elected for local Sunday school and spring farming activities noted.
Wheat begins to peep over clods in Fairview as Marion Reas rents the J L ink property. Sunday school organized with W F Reas as Superintendent. Real Will leave for Minnesota soon. Andy Rosenberger sold his horses to a New Albany firm. Misie Dill Knapp to visit Minnesota. Several Rosenbargers and Snyders discuss a California trip. Rev Ruben Binkley is seriously ill. B D Aprils.
For frost bites burns indolent sores eczema and skin disease DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve stands first and best. Beware counterfeit imitators as their endorsement signals a quality product. Get DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve from L A Rives.
Farmers sow oats amid busy activity as district schools close for Easter. Miss Altice Tartarat of Louisville returns home after a visit. Mrs Maud Littell and Clark return from New Albany. Mrs Mamie Lane visits her mother Mrs Co A Fetzer. Jenny Pitman to teach at Amy schoolhouse. some residents plan weddings and moves.
Rosewood residents report visits from Miss Alice Raeland and Miss Lola Berry with family, Emma Babbcock staying with Mrs. Minnie Colvin, and John Yeager in Elizabeth last week. Trustee Johns on sick list and Easter services delayed spring planting due to high water. Lon Miller's party and other local visits noted.
Burnville and surrounding area report visitors and movers. The Walk brothers of Fredericksburg guest with the Sappenfields. Chas Dellinger showcases a new straight wire fence for Mrs Rebecca Byrn. Merriwether of New Albany visited on business. Dawson moved into town to work with C C Byrn in timber. The local school graduates four this spring Lillie Jenkins Flora Kelley Minnie Arganbright and Adrian Utz. D C Sappenfield plans a trip to Indianapolis. Henry Richard of Georgetown visited this week. Cora Burn visited friends near Georgetown. L R Sappenfield attends Corydon Normal.
In nearly every neighborhood someone credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving life or curing chronic diarrhoea. Sellers urge testimonials to help others. For sale by E. Crosier, Druggist. Apr
Farmers are busy sowing oats in this vicinity. Misses Pearl and Marcie Toler visited brother Charles Toler near White Top Sunday. Will Groves traveled last Sunday to see his best mooS girl. James Brengman will soon start his saw mill. The body of Henry Windell was moved from Hottell cemetery to Heidelberg cemetery after four years. Ben Smoots visited his best girl near Fredericksburg Easter. Thieves entered Mrs. Aaron Fry’s barn last week and stole sixteen bushels of wheat and one barrel of corn. Fred Brengman bought a fine cow from W. H. Sieg last week. Miss Rose Wynn will stay with Mrs. Aaron Fry this summer. Sam Windell attends the O V N Cc. Guess Who.
Fifty seven acre Bradford farm with house barn timber and cultivated land for sale. Sixty acre Fruit Farm in Washington township with new house barn outbuildings and 2000 fruit trees will sell reasonably. 200 acre Bradford area with timber water house barn 700 apple trees and option to trade for city property. New two story Mill Street frame house with out buildings. South Corydon eight room cottage with out buildings nearly new and priced low.
A reader from Andersonville Indiana praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best cure for a severe cold and cough after trying advertised bottles in multiple papers. The note mentions purchase from E B Crosier, druggist, and is dated April.
Dissolution notice states Geo Buse and Bro have dissolved. Geo Buse will collect all bills and pay all outstanding accounts. The business will be continued by Geo Buse. Apr 2, 19.
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