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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1912

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Weddings Double Cedar County style by three couples

Several weddings were solemnized at the County Clerk's office this past week. Ed M Brown married Miss Addie M Shickdy of Boone township and Zeipayy Brown wed Barney W Brown of Brandenburg Kentucky. Mary E Zimmerman and Albert Brown of the same area also joined in marriage. The Browns were not related except Zeilpah and Albert, who are siblings. The Democrat extends congratulations to the three couples. A note mentions the Excelsior Telephone company annual stockholders meeting in Franklin township.

Brown Ed M.“ Brown Addie M. Shickdy Boone Township H. T. Jrown Central Mise Zaipayy Brown Te Township Barney Wrown Brandenburg Kentucky Mary E. Zimmiegman Albert Brown E. A. Robertson Zilpah Albert Barney Wwin The Democrat

Death of Mrs Jennie Lindsay in Jeffersonville

Mrs Jennie Lindsay aged fifty died at her home in Jeffersonville on Tuesday evening of angina pectoris. Formerly Miss Jennie Wolfe, she was born in Corydon and survived by five children and siblings. Burial at Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, noted for a farm sale in Meade County with 210 acres to be divided and sold in two parcels. For information, address D C Gray Brandenburg Ky.

Jennie Lindsay Jeffersonville Lindsay Kaufman-Strans Co Louisville Jennie Wolfe Corydon Fred Wolfe Cave Hill Meade Co Brandenburg Guston R. KR D.C. Gray, Advi Brandenburg, Ky Antf

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Ad

Praises Mother Gray's Sweet Powders as a pleasant remedy for feverishness teething disorders and worms. Claims 22 years of use by mothers and that they never fail. Sold by druggists for 25 cents with a free sample. address A. Olmeted LeRoy New York. Ad.

LeRoy, N.Y .Y

Indiana Legislature Opens With Big Majorities in 1913 Session

The Sixty-eighth Indiana legislature begins January 9, 1913, for a sixty day session. The House has 100 members with 95 Democrats, 4 Republicans and 1 Progressive. the Senate 50 with 40 Democrats, 9 Republicans and 1 Progressive. Samuel M. Ralston to be inaugurated January 13 as governor for four years. Governor Marshall to read message in joint session and urge progressive laws. Both houses and leaders pledge to serve the people amid a likely busy term.

Indiana House Samuel M. Ralston Marshall Ralaton

Allen's Foot-Ease promises instant relief for foot aches

Do Not Have Sore Feet. An Allen's Foot-Ease powder in the foot-bath gives instant relief to Chilblains and all foot-aches. Then for lasting comfort, shake Allen's Foot Ease, the antiseptic powder, in your slices. All druggists 25¢ 24-4.

Allen

Whitlaw Reid Death of a U.S. envoy to Britain

Whitelaw Reid longtime American ambassador to Great Britain died at his London home on December 15 from pulmonary edema. He had served as Civil War correspondent, then associate editor at the New York Tribune. Reid was VP nominee in 1892 and was appointed minister to France before his death. remains to be brought to America for interment.

Whitelaw Reid London Mr. Reid Victainios Horace Greeley New York Tribune Harrison France Amercia

Miss Nellie Quebberan and Eugene Rissler Wed in Corydon

Miss Nellie Quebberan and Mr. Eugene Rissler were united in marriage last Wednesday at the United Brethren parsonage on South Market Street. Rev L. T. Taylor pronounced the ceremony at noon. They will reside on a farm about one and a half miles east of Corydon.

Nellie Quebberan Eugene Rissler L. T. Taylor United Brethren Church U. B South Market Street Corydon

Auctioneer offers services in Harrison county Indiana

The undersigned advertises his services as an auctioneer for public sales Anywhere in Harrison county including Winfield L Sherrill and Mauckport Indiana. Detailing contact is not provided but the notice positions the individual as an auctioneer for local sales.

Harrison County Winfield, L Sherrill Mauckport Ind

Elopement Alleged as Nora McBride Went Missing

James McBride reports his thirteen year old daughter Nora was enticed away by John Stults. They allegedly eloped to Illinois where marriage is suspected. McBride swore out a warrant for Stults on child stealing and awaits governor requisition to return the fugitive. Edna Rutherford of Douglasville recalls illness after rain and praises Carus tonic. Cardus advertisement promotes a fifty year track record of use.

James McBride W. H. Morris Clyde R. Lottick Nora John Stults Stults Illinois McBride Justice Morris Douglasville Tex Edna Rutherford Cardus

Notice to Pay All Parties

Notice to pay all parties indebted to the undersigned by January 1, 1913. Pay by cash to settle notes. Call or meet to discharge bills.

State Pioneer Museum proposal to buy old state building

Hez Luckett asks Indiana legislators to purchase and restore the old State House site in Corydon as a State Pioneer Museum. The plan envisions preserving pioneer era articles and artifacts to memorialize Indiana history when Corydon was capital, urging Hoosiers interest.

Lew M. O'Bannon Old Capital Centennial Association Harrison County Historical Club Ogee Old State Ee Eaton Indiana Corydon Si & Museum Hez Luckett

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Gunantee Anne Avon Rev. Brown Rev. Robertson Excelsior Telephonempany Franklin Townsip Mother Gray Quebbeman—Rissler Will Cry Sales State Pioneer Museum
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