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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1900
Page
1
Crowds attend a large removal sale as the store moves to a new building at Pearl and Main Streets. Shoppers are urged to buy now to save money and ensure every garment is sold before the move.
John J. Morgan is listed with a residence at 218 Pearl Street in New Albany Indiana reflecting a local record entry or notice.
D J Bowric announces his decision to run for re election as Harrison County Assessor after weighing his options. He informs Democrats that he will reveal his candidacy at the proper time.
Notice to pay debts owed to the undersigned to close all accounts of 1999. Call and settle at once. all parties treated alike. Scott Crosier & Co. Laconia Indiana. Also an advertisement for One Minute Cough Cure claiming quick relief of throat and lung trouble. L.A. Rev. J. Rorsrocr, Corvdon. White Clond
A mass Democratic convention at the county court house elected T J Wright chairman Emery Breeden secretary and appointed a three member committee to select delegates for the district meeting at New Albany January 9. The report listed 12 delegates and 14 alternates with all attendees considered delegates. the session adjourned amid optimism for the fall contest.
An unknown man about 45 believed to be a tramp died in a railroad accident on the high trestle near the junction Monday night. Fragments of the body were found yesterday scattered along and under the structure. A companion seen at the junction was intoxicated and could not explain the event. Coroner Wright held an inquest yesterday.
The remedy Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised as preventing croup when given at the first sign of hoarseness or after the crapy cough appears. It is claimed to have a twenty five year record of effectiveness in thousands of homes, sold by Er S Crosier, druggist.
County Clerk Orro CunninewamM of Harrison County asks all parties with money due from the Clerk's office to call and receipt for it before his term ends. J B Clark of Peoria Illinois notes a surgeon story about DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve for piles and skin diseases warning against counterfeits. L A Rigiy J Boragoce Corydon White Cloud mentioned.
The county board rejected two high bids for stationery for 1900 and will readvertise. Board members then asked officers to trim requisitions, saving hundreds of dollars. The piece accuses stationery taxes of a long-running, $40,000 theft and hints at future exposés by the EMocRat.
Palmyra and nearby residents are active with church events and social visits. Rev. Apple conducts meetings at Palmyra U B church while Misses Apple and Harned visit Rev. Apple and wife. Miss Lucy Martin tours Kansas and Iowa to relatives. Mrs Isaac Jackson from Illinois visits her mother Mrs Jane Ellis. Rev. Davis of M E church completes a meeting series at Snyder s Chapel as candidates campaign for Trustee James M Martin leads a hustling trustee bid.
Advert describes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy claiming cure of lame back and Bright s Disease. Offers a free sample by mail and a book, urging readers to mention the paper and send address to Kilmer Co Binghamton NY. Sample and bottle prices noted.
Names of subscribers to The Democrat roll include Hiser Ramsey Brown Engleman Cline Rudel Crandall Stevens Wolf Keller Hild Kopp Flock Mathes Thomas Bullett Wright Blank Rhodes Rudolph Palmyra Dawson Conrad Shuck Elizabeth Gunther Middletown Ball Corydon Chaffin Crisp X Roads Pitman Cedar Wood Binkley Mauckport Chas Canoles Milltown J Sheer Sedalia Mo saved child life with One Minute Cough Cure revival plans New Year notes, local travel, contests results and product ads include Hopkins fertilizers and DeWitt's Little Early Risers’’
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