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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1902
Page
8
H Shrek and Son move into a new livery barn built for Mrs S K Jones on Marketstrom. The 24 by 34 foot structure features windows along its length, a office and harness room. The barn is run with the Kintner Hotel, a leading Southern Indiana hostelry. George Shuck drives popular agent efforts and invites old and new customers to call.
Mrs Theodore Stiler and Mrs David Sehnell made visits while George G Sehaver and A M Eisert conducted business in Verydon on Monday. The 73 acre Buch heirs property was sold at Commissioners sale to Peter Roth for 1430 dollars. Numerous locals including Wm Grantz and Euphresinng visited and hosted guests at Roth's, with Eisert hosting at a wine cellar.
A Salem woman reports a severe muscular rheumatism attack last fall causing great pain. After trying several prescriptions she used Chamberlain's Pain Balm, seen advertised in the South Jerseyman, and after two applications and one bottle she was completely cured. Sold at Crosier's Corner Drug Store.
The undersigneds offer to furnish all kinds of building lumber on short notice and cut barn or house patterns to order. Send or leave orders at their mill in Heth township or with Watson & THOMAS.
A fragmentary tally lists salaries, reimbursements, and payments for county officers and departments. Names include James A. Watson, Emmett Beanblossom, Edward L. Cooper, and others, with amounts covering asylum, assessor, auditor, jail, roads, and school funds.
A fragmentary notice from New Salisbury Lodge No. 530 I O O F declares the death of Jefferson Blankenbaker. It commends his integrity sobriety and cheerful home life and expresses condolences to his widow and sympathy to the community and papers. Presented by S A McIntosu C P Swarbers and Silas Bringle.
Bill Noon plans a house addition. Henry Fisher returns from New Albany. A Mt. Zion wedding is expected next Sunday. Henry Shireman moves to Daniel Lopp's farm. Olia Lohmeyer opens a milliner shop at home. W. 5 Shireman and daughters travel to Corydon. F. W. Shireman and R. H. Humphrey buy a large lumber tract in Washington Township. Humphrey Lobmeyer saw mill active with timber for weeks.
Edw Mehler of Erie Pennsylvania claims lifelong stomach trouble improved after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He says it digests what you eat and recommends it to help others. L A Riely Son endorses the product.
Chas M Cramer of Colombo praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy praising its quick chest cold cures and hoarseness relief for children. The ad notes its availability at Crosiers Corner Drug Store Will Cry Sales and Wm Jones auctioneer from Harrisons county with a Losauts Point address and telephone 2002 Immr. Cough stopping Bromo Quinine tablets promise one day cure with no cure no pay at 25 cents.
Alva Denbo will move to our town soon while Charley Pitman travels to North Dakota to seek fortune. Heth township pike work resumed this week. Uncle George Young is reported quite ill with age. Mrs E B Love visited relatives in Louisville last week. Benjamin F Applegate will move to the W E Pitman farm near Central in a few days. United Brethren plan a new parsonage at Central with Emmett Beaublossom as contractor. Levi Pitman will visit Kansas for summer farming interests. Snap Shot mentions Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic with iron and quinine in Tasteless form. No Cure No Pay 50c.
Eight Sunday schools in Scott township with eight students at the O W N C. Sam Lang moves a house from the Byerly farm. Mrs J C Cole pronounced insane and to be moved to Evansville for treatment. Precinct Sunday school progress noted with Green Craig Supt H C Ferguson asst Supt Thomas Lang Sec. School opens 10 30. Health advisory promotes DeWitts Little Early Risers with endorsements from M B Smith Butternut Mich and L A Humir & Son.
For rent 40 acres of good pasture with ample water to keep stock through the summer. Prices reasonable. Inquiries at B. F. Forbis farm, one mile west of Laconia, or write Laconia ap2-tw Epw. Brewer.
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