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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1900
Page
9
Early hoarseness in a child signals possible croup, followed by a creaky cough. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, if given at hoarseness or its onset, aims to prevent the attack. It is widely used nationwide and praised for consistent success over twenty five years. Sold by E. S. Crosier, druggist.
County Clerk Otto Cunningham announces all parties with claims against the clerk’s office should call to receipt funds before his term ends. Also notes a 100 acre farm for sale three miles north of Corydon with improvements. contact Joan Rovara for terms.
The death angel visited Theodore Frederick’s home taking Dina Thoin, a 36 year old wife and mother after a long illness with consumption. She leaves a husband, daughter, son, mother, father, five sisters, three brothers and many relatives. Daughter of Eli and Sopha Jenkins she spoke of faith on her deathbed and rests with Jesus. Niece Sarah Binkley.
Death visits our neighborhood taking Thomas L. Sherrill on December 41st 1800 after over 17 years He leaves a large family and many friends to mourn him His remains rest in Beech Wood cemetery on New Year’s Day An obituary verse closes the notice with signature AGATICA SILERRIEL
Lagrippe is prevalent in this vicinity. Rev. G. H. Schnur remains on the sick list. Miss visiting relatives has returned to New Salisbury. Mrs Katherine Kornbaum of Hanover Kansas visits her brother Rev G I Schnur. Chas Richert attends the O VIN CL. School. Mr J L Sehnar of Quincy Illinois visits his father Rev G U Sehnar. Richert Bros. sawing a barn pattern for Ed Richert. Mrs E Gleitz and Mrs J E Walters of Corydon visit Rev G I U Sehnar Jr who returned home to Chillicothe. George Ellwanger in poor health. Amelia Richert, under care of Henry Rupp’s family, visited her father recently.
A testimonial from Glencoe Ohio states a son cured of chronic diarrhoea using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after two bottles of the 25 cent size. The note is signed by Thomas C Bowes and promotes the druggist E S Crosier in Dec. The surrounding items mention local visits, school progress, meetings, and community notices.
The obituary recalls Sarah Jane Gillem Lambe born March 12 1849 in Georgia. She moved to Kentucky as a child, joined the Christian church in Lexington and later transferred to Corydon. Married to Richard H. Lambe in 1860, she raised six children and eight grandchildren. Stricken with cancer, she died Tuesday noon at age 59 years 10 months. The funeral was held in Corydon with reverent attendance.
The K of P lodge held a big meeting last Thursday with district deputy Gaither and brothers Thompson and Gwin of New Albany present. The third degree was conferred on G N Little, followed by a lavish supper at the Doolittle Hotel. The lodge has about 100 members and is in prosperous condition.
Pleasant Ridge reports a birth for Robert Albin and a boy smiles. Local notes: C. L. Dick at No 11 entertained well. walkers Marshall and Harve after visits returned home. School at No 11 progresses under A. H. E. supervision. Grandma Farish ill at daughter’s home. Dora Kendle of New Amsterdam visited sister Mrs. T. I. Wallace. J. W. Kitterman works for John Newman. Anna Stonecipher visited Mr. and Mrs. Bence near Corydon. Herman Albin plans a trip to North Dakota. Look out for another wedding soon.
D B Johnston of Richmond Indiana, troubled with rheumatism since 1862, reports Chamberlain's Pain Balm acted like magic and quickly relieved swelling and pain after a single application. Sold by E S Crosier, druggist.
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