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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1902
Page
8
Our tenancy ends Sept 1 1902 and W P Cote Co with F M Bartley announces shutdown sale of all stock including buggies surries harnesses whips robes at rock bottom prices. Guaranteed cheapest lot of vehicles in Corydon.
For sale. The Ox Brand fertilizer shows the highest percent of available phosphoric acid and is kept in good mechanical condition. Widely used by leading county wheat growers and consistently satisfactory. Visit Baxter & Wolfe at our Corydon warehouse before buying. jy23-3m
Will sell or trade for Louisville property the following in Laconia two desirable lots with store room barn ice house hennery pear orchard 6 room dwelling cistern out buildings and fruit variety in first class condition John A Hause Laconia Ind jy30 tf
John Haub’s large Morgan township barn and its contents were destroyed by a lightning stroke on the 20th. The loss is heavy with 9000 insurance carried by German Mutual.
One Ohio cutting box and one top buggy with harness offered as in good condition. Trade proposed: box for corn this fall. Signed by John W. Bussabarger, 27-3W.
Three hundred bushels of Poole seed wheat hauled in without rain will screen ready for seeding at one dollar per bushel. Located three miles west of Corydon on Big Indian creek. August 27. Milton Conrad.
To my many friends and neighbors of Crandall and vicinity I extend sincere thanks for acts of kindness and sympathy during my husband’s illness and death. Thanks to Rev Breeden for his words in bereavement. Tabitha Eskew.
60 acre farm six miles south of Corydon on public highway with some timber and fair buildings. Will sell at a bargain. Cedar Wood, Ind. June 4 term.
An advertisement urges Scott's Emulsion for sore throat and warns not to delay. It claims healing for sore lungs and throats as a winter safeguard. Local notices mention Chamberlain's stomach remedies, drugstores Crosier's Corner and Sreshman's Drug Store, and a county fair expansion with more entries.
A Panama Colombia physician reports a 16 year old girl with dysentery worsened despite care. After using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy she recovered within three days and was completely well after one week. For sale at Crosier's Corner Drug Store.
Miss Clara Sheets of Louisville visits home at Oak Grove. Miss Kate Green and niece Lillie visit her mother here. Pearl McKown’s nineteenth birthday celebrated by friends. Lula Finger plans a trip to Paris Cities and other eastern cities. Mrs. Albert Bauer returns from hospital improved. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Briscoe visit daughters in Jackson and Inox counties. Linda Stein visits Ella Rawelenson in Terre Haute. Fred Green and companion visit his mother in town. Wm. Briscoe harvests a high yield of 59 bu per acre. Twin baby of Mr. and Mrs. T Reising dies from cholera infantum. Dr. Habermehl called too late. Pansy cough remedy ad. Corydon fair touted as biggest auction of year. jy16-ti.
Notice lists the total estimated expenses filed under the 1899 county business act. It covers budgets for Clerk ex Clerk County Auditor County Treasurer County Recorder County Sheriff County Superintendent County Coroner Secretary Board of Health County Assessor and various township assessors. It also includes expenses for county commissioners and public buildings, institutions, elections, travel, road repairs, and salaries, to be considered at the September 1902 meeting. The notice is signed by JAS. A. WATSON and dated August 2, 1972.
Notice to residents of Elizabeth and Posey township Harrison county Indiana that William E. Cotner will apply to the Harrison county Board of Commissioners at the Corydon session on September 1902 for license to retail intoxicating liquors in a ground floor room of a two story building on Main Street Elizabeth. The room measures 22 by 16 feet with an eight foot ceiling and will include sale of cigars and tobacco.
A male resident over twenty one in O Bannon Jackson township Harrison county Indiana will apply to the Harrison county Board of Commissioners at the Corydon session on the first Monday of September for a license to retail and sell intoxicating liquors in a small on premises room of a frame building The room measures 18 by 16 feet with a 11 foot ceiling and several doors and a glass storefront described in detail Christian J Heyser appears as applicant.
Commissioner of Harrison Circuit Court to sell at public auction on the premises in Scott Township under order of May term 1902 in the cause Mary J Thevenett et al versus Harriet M Borden et al.
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