Public notices and local business updates from Corydon era
The notice lists subscription arrears and unpaid advertisements for a local newspaper, urges payment, and notes reliance on funds. It mentions a public examination of teachers at Corydon Seminary on December 31, 1970, with examiner A W Brewster. Additional items include local grocers Keller Brown undercutting New Albany, attorney movements for Dr. Ford’s claims, plans for an iron bridge over the Blue River costing about 8000, county tax concerns, and Michael Boltz selling holiday toys with a Dutch shopkeeper flair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon Seminary
Alexa
A. AM
A.W. Brewster
Local Official Rejoins Service Amid Illness Recovery
Courty treasurer Mr Harbison returns to street duty after illness with Dr A Aones assisting. Advertisers urged to settle promptly as Mr Boeenster needs funds to operate. All accounts after New Year’s Day go to Justices for collection. Attornies guardians and commissioners urged to inspect notices carefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boeenster
Costa
Brewster attack on physician questioned in Courier Journal
The Lonis vile CourierSJournal notes Mr. Brewster says a biassed tale about his physician Dr. Jones is largely false and likely manufactured to harm the doctor’s reputation. He credits Christias je Cemings for his recovery and warns readers of misleading reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonisvile Couriersjournal
Brewster
Jones
Drews
Christias
Oll
Santa Claus
Christus
Walkiam’s
Notice on Candidate Debts to Democrat Party
The newspaper demands payment from numerous candidates who owe the Democrat for announcing their names. It warns that all who refuse or neglect will have their names published after a reasonable grace period. Some owe for years and refuse to pay. The article pledges systematic collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Local physician offers care in Corydon for chronic female diseases
Dr. A J Forp of New Albany announces availability for Harrison county residents at the Wright Hotel Corydon on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays. He treats chronic female diseases and urinary disorders, fistula, cancers, dropsy, fits, scrofula, piles, eye and eyelid diseases, throat and lung ailments, with Danvers and fistula cured without a knife. He thanks past patrons and invites ladies and gentlemen to seek his services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Forp
New Albany
Harrison County
Wright Hotel
Corydon
County attorney need discussed for Harrison and area
Nearly every county has a county attorney except Harrison and the board is urged to appoint one at the upcoming special session. A saving to taxpayers is projected at about a thousand dollars per year, with potential gains this year of five or six thousand. George Snider has sold his Corydon grocery and left town. Lilly sold to George Straub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Bosra
George Snider
Corydon
Lile
George Straub
Garrison
Harrison County
Snd
Lidiana
Branch railroad plan revived for Corydon area
An informal Corydon meeting appointed a committee to negotiate with Air Line officials on a branch railroad likely 7 to 3 miles long through fertile valley. Contingent crews aim to start next summer, making Corydon a key junction until final completion, with local contractors ready to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Slavetter
Major McGrain
B. P. Doughiss
Vair
Editor's Illness Delays Publication. Baby Poem Hails Arrival
The paper reports the editor's illness slows issues, with a lighthearted mock interview of a newborn. It notes Harbin AL Applegate travels to New York for ear spot goals for Applegate & Co. Look out for new goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbin
AL Applegate
New York
Applegate & Co
Debtors Urged to Call and Settle Accounts Promptly
All persons indebted to AG are requested to call and serve their accounts without delay. Trove Grirries d MMictenars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Stevens
Corydon
Cas
Alanson Stevens
Odd Fellows Hold Grand Festival at Courdlou Seminary
The Odd Fellows will stage a grand festival on Tuesday and Wednesday, January 3d and 4th, 1871, at the Courdlou Seminary. Every body is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Courdlou Seminary
The Aldine Journal Praises Artists and Becomes a Model
A note from Henry Ward Beecher lauds the Aldine 16 page illustrated monthly for its beauty and usefulness. He sends regards to the artist workmen striving to elevate Livir profession to admiration the world over.
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Henry Ward Beecher
The World Promotes Democratic Growth in 1871
The World urges 1871 as pivotal for U S politics with Democratic unity. It pledges bold coverage from its New York page, promising extensive market, agricultural, and political reporting and wide circulation to aid the party’s 1872 campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
General Grant
Ti Worso
Obituary and Annual Political Summary Manual
A compact political manual-like record lists obituary notes for U S senators and representatives and compiles important events. It includes a yearly political chronology, congressional acts, and crop statistics referenced alongside broad civic records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State Senate
House of Representatives
Acts of Congress
World and Semi-Weekly World subscription rates and orders
The notice lists varied copy quantities from one to one hundred and more for Daily World and Semi-Weekly World with terms such as one year and six months. It includes pricing hints and payment methods like cash in advance and money orders, plus shipping and handling notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Naga
Getter
Fetter U
Administrators Sale Notice from Harrison County
Administrators of the estate announce a sale on premises Tuesday January 8 1871. The auction lists personal property including cattle hogs wagons horses gear tobacco press machines wheat hay rakes household and kitchen furniture and farming tools. The sale continues day by day until all items are disposed.
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Harrison Common
Harrison Circuit Court
Benjamin P. Dourhass
Harrison County
Samuel Welburn
Birman
George O'Gommer
Corydon
Harrison
Lynn
Indiana
Laconia
Ondris
Janes
Tobacco
Corp
Administrator's Notice and Sale of Estate Assets
Adinistrator's Notice given for Janes Tiisey estate with requests for debts and claims to be presented. Administrator WM Benson. Also notice of Administrator's Sale of William Windle estate Harrison County on December 22 1570 describing horses cattle hogs tools furniture and farming implements to be sold.
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Peton
State OF
Indiana
Harrison County
Court OF Common Pleas
Charles Heuswald
Richard Wickey
Harricon County
Alest
B. P. Douglass
C. C. P. Harigon Co
William Windle
Harrison County Ltd
Samuel B. Roberts
Bair
Bodiana
W. Hancock
Acms
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Neve Albany
Allen W. Monroe
Europe
A. J. Ford
Taylor “Zenor
Biue River
Michael Boltz
Ife
Geet Craim
Harbison
A. Alones
Bay Eps
Jacob Wentschies
Floyd County
Wal. W. Kintner
Mr. Harbison
Geo. P. Rowel & Co
Louisville
Louisiana
Veanvassers
Harrison County Agricultural Society
Medinay
Friends of the Society
B. Luckett
Louisville Boass
Prussia
D’aurelles Desalladines
Will O’ Wirh
Russia
Turkey
Austria
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Spain
France
Mr. Baggerly
Gid
the Democrat
Reorea
Yrar
Artick
S. Oqtae
Cnly
Steinway
Mason & Tamelin
Smith’s
Wind Pstey
American Water Co
Waithae
Chromos
Rogers
Dorestae
Thus Aldine
James Sutton & CO
Liberty Street
New Yor
Deel
Suvalout
Sime Jon Kk Welle
Francis Lonison
Orav Sim
Peter Endris
Sheriffs Sale
Richard Wicsey
Hagrison
Charles Hauswald
Mary Wise
Georg L. Wise
Albany
Brighton
Cambridge
Philadelphia
Presa
Agriculturan Devarwenrt
Farmer's Club of the American Institute
Weekly World
Cluh
DHE Semsweemly World
New York City
Ite
the Daily World
THE
Worlp- Almanac
Connecticut
MAIL
Oteerege
Buney Eli
WM. Benson
Nancy Iusby
Bidiana
Solomon Windell
Adiu R
Willian Wirdel
Udin
Commissioner's Sale
Farrison Common Pleas Court
Matissa Thadsen
James Hudson
Harricon
Lochena
Otlock
P.M. S
K. Wolfr
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