27 Feb 1901
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1901
Page
1
In Hursttown families contend with measles and illness while visitors travel between Zoar Corydon and nearby towns. Protracted meeting draws large attendance as Rev Hile conducts services and a funeral is held for Mollie Neal. Local residents recover from illness.
Advertisement promises a one day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Full refund offered if it fails. Each box bears E. W. Grove's signature. Price listed as 25 cents.
Glidas reports wheat looks poor. Mr. Bixler has purchased a farm. W. E. Miller plans a trip to Evansville. Debate set for next Friday night at Best's schoolhouse. Rosco Lopp visits Indianapolis to stay with his father. J. W. Miller Roscoe Miller and W. E. Miller travel to Indianapolis at month end. Five room house for rent inquiries at this office. Buven Eyes.
Mr. Fred Munzer is ill with the grip. Vinzenz Munzer a Floyd county farmer will rent his farm to his son in law John Lambertus. A revival at Old Salem aims to aid efforts before closing. Chas Dick gave a Cuban lecture at No 1 Franklin township to a large audience. Chas Louis Rochert Fred V Munzer and Frank W Snider will leave March 4 for Oxford Benton county Ind to work for large farm owners this summer.
Reports from O V N students S J Elbert notes school is progressing well at this place under A Y Seiple's management Noah Elbert and Ira Baker left for Minnesota for the summer Hi Live Navy G A Roberts of Lintner Illinois suffered stomach pain for four years and lost 65 pounds Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin restored appetite and health sold by all druggists February
Three more weeks of school with debates every Thursday at 7 30 p m. Mr Grable in charge of Latin class aims for success. Spring attendance expected large as teachers earn licenses and study continues. Prof Will Miller pursues engineering with plans to work this Spring. Miss Elia Morris and Alta Shuck study book keeping. Prof T B Grable of Smiley to return home when school ends. K S Hallett, the teacher, recommends students for licenses with thanks to Prof Sport.
In circuit court the suit to contest the late Maj. Wm. Hancock will was dismissed after a second will was found. The new will would be in force if the contested one is invalid and offers no better outcome for the plaintiffs, prompting dismissal.
The undersigned Wa Canor seeks 50 head of good horses at once. He will be in Corydon at Hunter's stable every Saturday until March 15. Horse owners urged to call or bring details to the stable for sale negotiations.
Mrs Catharine Shields wife of John H Shields of Posey township died on the 19th of pneumonia at age 58 years 7 months and 9 days. She leaves two children and a sorrowing husband. A Presbyterian member she was highly esteemed. The funeral was held at Union church on the 21st with a large attendance. She was the mother of Mrs Lotich wife of Sheriff Lotich of this place.
A Webster township school house No.4 burned last Thursday around noon as the old shingle roof caught by a spark from the flue. The building was nearly ready to collapse before the fire was noticed. The teacher was Miss Ella Stallings and the students escaped without injury.
For sale. All kinds of building lumber offered. Call at the office to inquire about prices and availability. February date appears unclear.
To close out this stock will be sold at sacrifice prices. The entire lot must be cleared, with all implements offered for sale at reduced, final figures.
Local listing offers numerous farming tools at cut prices from L. Garing. Items include riding cultivators, disc cultivators, plows, wagon bed, wheat drills, scales, an iron safe, hay rakes, sickle grinders, buggy shafts, and poles. Also plow repairs and garden seeds available.
S. E. Crosier, Druggist, guarantees every bottle and will refund money if not satisfied after two thirds used. Praised as best remedy for lagrippe coughs colds croup and whooping cough, pleasant and safe. Prevents tendency to cold complications to pneumonia. nov 14-im
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