Corydon Christian Endeavor Society Holds Monthly Meeting
The Corydon Christian Endeavor Society met Monday evening at Mrs. S Plummer’s home with about thirty young people attending. After business, Misses Calendar Roland Conrad and Clara Pfrimmer provided instrumental music and logomachy games entertained for an hour. The society now lists nineteen active and two associate members and invites all unattached youths to join Sunday meetings.
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Corydon Christian Endeavor Society
Plummer
Calendar
Roland, Conrad
Clara Pfrimmer
Scott Township Democratic Convention Notice
The Democratic convention of Scott township will be held on February 24, 1900, the same day as the county convention. Rules of the county convention apply where applicable. On February 10, meeting Rosenbarger’s schoolhouse is planned to arrange ticket printing. R. H. Cunningham, Committeeman.
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Scott Township
Rosenbarger
R. H. Cunningham
Shuck Hotel for sale or rent in Corydon
The Shuck Hotel in Corydon remains available for sale or rent. Located in a good area, it is offered through the office for applications and inquiries.
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Corydon
janls-Sw
Death of Dr Jacob S Horner at Lanesville
Dr Jacob S Horner of Lanesville died of paralysis after a years long decline and a recent stroke on January 31 1900 aged 73. He was born in Fredericksburg Indiana October 15 1826 and moved to Lanesville in 1853 where he practiced medicine. He married twice first to Nancy Senscy in 1848 who died 1876 and by that marriage had seven children. He served as assistant surgeon then first surgeon in the 43rd Indiana Volunteers during the Civil War and remained active in the Methodist church Masons G A R and Grange. Funeral was held at the Lanesville Methodist church with Masonic burial services.
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Jacob S. Horner
Lanesville
Fredercksburg
Washington County
Indiana
Fredericksburg
Nancy Sensency
Frank A
Agnes M
Eliza J
John W
Charles W
J. Walter Horner
Horner
Mattie J. Hottell
43Rd Reg. Ind
Tie
A. M
G. A. BR
Grange Orders
Thanks to Home Forum Benefit Order for prompt support
Henry E. Lrpow expresses sincere thanks to the Home Forum Benefit Order of Laconia for promptly adjudicating his wife’s claim and for an advance payment of one hundred dollars within six days of her death. He also thanks them for aid and kindness during his bereavement.
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Home Forum Benefit Order
Laconia
Henry E. Lrp
Blue River Township Democratic Primary Convention Notice
Notice states the Blue River township Democratic primary convention will meet with the county convention on February 24. Rules remain the same as applicable, under the Towtsair Committee guidance.
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Blue River Township
Towtsair Committee
Low Rates to the Northwest by Monon Route
Tickets from Louisville to many western and north western destinations at one round trip fare plus 2.09 on specified 1900 dates. Half rate for children five to twelve. Tickets valid 21 days after return. Details from local agents or E H Bacon Louisville Ky.
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Monon
Louisville
Arizona
British Columbia
Colorado
Idaho
Iowa
Manitoba
Nebraska
New Mexico
North
South Dakota
Utah
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
E. H. Bacon
New Flour Exchange Opens at Corydon Junction
C J Heuser opens a flour exchange at Corydon Junction offering highest market price for wheat and selling oats and bran. The venture invites liberal patronage as a new business adventure in the area.
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C. J. Heuser
Corydon Junction
Record of Anarchy and Goebel Factions in Kentucky Fight
The Chicago Journal cites Goebel opposition claims of lawfulness and questions Taylor led actions. It lists alleged Goebelite violence absence, mountaineer mobs, militia deployments, and state authority actions. It urges reflection on the path ahead and warns of revolution. The piece also endorses Thomas J. Wright for Franklin township Trustee with a plain canvass and public service pledge.
George H. Mathes Nominated for County Commissioner
George H. Mathes of Corydon is announced as a candidate for County Commissioner in the second district. Known countywide as a honest, first class businessman, he proposes reduced taxes and stricter use of public funds to trim the county debt. He cites experience as a Justice of the Peace and vows to end unnecessary outlays if elected. Insurance notice: H. H. Miller promotes fire, cyclone and lightning coverage in Corydon, Indiana.
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George H. Mathes
Mathes
H. H. Miller
Corydon
Ind
David Jordan Dies After Long Illness At 78 In Corydon
David Jordan aged 78 died at his Market street home after a long illness from heart trouble. Born December 18 1821 near Corydon he lived here most of his life. He was a tannery operator and harness dealer and served six years as County Commissioner. He is survived by his wife seven children two brothers and six grandchildren. Funeral at 10 a.m. from the family residence with burial in Cedar Hill cemetery.
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David Jordan
Market Street
Jordan
Corydon
Mollie Whitten
D. A
C. C
F. O
Henry Jordan
Greencastle
Lewis Jordan
Washington
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Death of Gov Goebel Follows Assassination
Gov. Goebel of Kentucky died after being shot on the 30th alt. He will be buried at noon tomorrow in Frankfort. A state of anarchy existed at the capital until a truce was declared by leaders to be ratified by the legislature next Monday. State troops will be withdrawn and Acting Gov Taylor faces critique.
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Kentucky
Gov. Taylor
Goebel
Taylor
Gov. Goebel
Frankfort
Clothing Sale Clearance at Cost and Less
Advertises time‑limited sale of suits odd pants duck coats and mackintoshes at deep discounts. Highlights worsted pants wool pants corduroy pants and ladies capes plus shoes and hats with ten percent off until February 15 offered by John Bennett.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Proves Superior
Mr. C D Glass of Gardner Maine testifies the remedy cured a severe winter cold and persistent cough after trying many medicines. He praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best, and notes he now uses it for relief and recommends it to friends. Sold by E S Crosier druggist. Feb
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E. S. Crosier
Chamberlain
C. D. Glass
Bartlett & Dennis Co
Gardner
Pleasant Ridge Community Notes Pulse With Local Movements
Clarence Kopp and Albert Fogal, both ill, are slowly improving. Henry Wolfe plans to move his saw mill to the farm of David P Stonecipher. Jasper Fleshman and family moved into the area from near Crandall. James Tindall has returned from North Dakota. Thomas Wallace visited New Albany friends last week. Do not miss Wash Stonecipher sale on Feb 20. Rev. William Sharp of Crawford County visited Perseverance Chapel and attended revival. Wash Stonecipher and family hosted friends last Sunday.
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Clarence Kopp
Albert Fogal
Henry Wolfe
David P. Stonecipher
Jasper Fleshman
Crandall
James Tindall
North Dakota
Thomas Wallace
New Albany
Stonecipher
William Sharp
Crawford County
Perseverance Chapel
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Corner State and Main
New Albany, Ind
Falls City Duster CO
L. F. Becker
West Market Street
Cor. Tenth
Nfestern Bank
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NEW Albany Business College
New Aupanry
Christian Endeavor
Blue River
E. W. Grove
Chicago Journal
Thomas J. Wright
Franklin Township
John Bennett
Pleasant Ridge
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Winston
N.C
Atlanta
Georgia
8. M. Idol
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