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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1899
Page
1
The store offers junior suits at 125 with a claim of New York fashions in quantity and quality. Located at 21s Pearl St in New Albany Indiana, the ad emphasizes cash buyers will find new styles and popular opinion at this great store.
A fragmentary verse description portrays a baby girl in vivid, unpolished imagery. The speaker notes the baby's physical expressiveness and wild cries, then hints at a future lover's devoted, hopeful longing written in a dramatic exchange.
A four line proverb sequence notes how to judge awareness. It mentions fools, the simple, the asleep, and the wise, urging action to teach, awaken, and follow those who know. The piece presents a concise taxonomy of knowing and guidance.
Notice to breeders to view the colt Dick kept by Isaac Lanve at the Denton stable in Carvidon. Dick can be seen Wednesday to Saturday each week and at home Monday and Tuesday. April 4.
The county commissioners have postponed the poor asylum decision to the June term. The editorial urges selling the new farm, calling the project a white elephant, and cautions against adding fifteen thousand dollars to county debt amid high taxes and failing public works. It hopes the board acts wisely to reduce burdens.
Miss Lillie B. Prell, 25, of Louisville, drowned herself in a pond near uncle John Bierly’s house after a troubled note to her aunt. An inquest ruled deliberate death by own action. A letter found in her satchel explained heartbreak over a former lover who married another woman.
Kidwin C. Crosier of Boone Township found a copper coin about the size of a quarter in the river hills road. By acid, he removed rust and read the date 1404 with the denomination one half cent, noting it as probably valuable.
All Justices of the Peace and Notary Publics must insert the Mortgage Record Book page and amount in exemption applications. Applications lacking these facts will be rejected and the borrower cannot receive the exemption, says James A. Watson, Auditor Harrison County.
Harrison H. Byerley a respected young man of Heth township died Sunday of pneumonia. He was a prominent member of the Modern Woodmen and was buried under the order at Cross Roads burying ground on Monday. A large crowd attended the funeral including several order members from Corydon.
A reader from Andersonville Indiana reports severe cold with cough resolved after using Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. The letter notes rapid improvement and endorses the product as the best medicine for colds. Sold by J S Crosier, Druggist.
The Gleitz and Rupp firm ends its partnership by mutual consent on the eleventh of the month. Accounts may be collected by either member. Chas E Gleitz will conduct the business, noting past success in the fertilizer trade and thanking patrons for their support. The StanpAnd Fertilizer Co. is mentioned by Dola W Conrad.
A mix of local notices, obituaries, and ads. The D witt Witch Hazel Salve promotion appears alongside death notices for Mrs Lula Hughes and Mrs Sampson, timber prospecting, coroner duties by telephone, a bass string catch, and a shoe sale at 75 cents a pair in Corydon White Cloud.
Congressman Zenor and wife returned from Little Rock Arkansas after a health trip. Mrs Zenor suffered neuralgia for two weeks and both found relief at Hot Springs. The couple had not been home since December opening of Congress, and friends awaited their return.
The ad touts Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites as a remedy for throat and lung conditions. It claims the oil is partially digested, reduces taste and odor issues, and is digestible by nine out of ten people, aiding early consumption and extending life in advanced cases. Available for $1.00 at druggists, by Scott & Bowne, New York.
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