The Coepilen Demeocrat Brewster July 6 1869
The Coepilen Demeocrat reports from Brewster on a Tuesday morning in July 1869. It provides local notices and news items as printed in the periodical edition.
06 Jul 1869
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1869
Page
1
The Coepilen Demeocrat reports from Brewster on a Tuesday morning in July 1869. It provides local notices and news items as printed in the periodical edition.
The corps of engineers has reached New Salisbury to survey the northern railroad line. It is about three miles shorter than the Corydon or Southern routes, passing Georgetown and Hulls mill toward Salisbury and Crawford County. Estimated saving is two hundred thousand dollars versus the southern path.
Deputy Assessor R H Heth warns all liable residents to pay the revenue tax, urging voters to support bondholders’ privileges. He promises enforcement against those who dodge payments and calls on freemen to exercise their rights by contributing to bonds and taxes.
The following persons have taken our license to marry since our last publication Charles Schoenang and Philinena Kown Carter L Fetzer and Malissa J Dome.
A Cincinnati church lists two new music pieces from John Church era publishers and records a July 1 1869 Corydon Presbyterian Sabbath School meeting. The school mourns teacher Hattie B E Waites, appointing a three member committee to draft resolutions praising her faithful service and urging the class to honor her memory.
A committee notes heartfelt sympathy for the deceased and resolves to send copies of the resolutions to the family and to the Corydon Democrat Corydon Republics New Albany Commercial and New Albany Ledger for publication. Committee members include M Stocks LaGer Janse L Mogris and AvgsseRTt MILLER.
George L Matthews and Tillie Wilson, both of Harrison county, Indiana, were married at New Amsterdam. The couple receives best wishes and is assured no hungry ghost of a slighted printer will haunt their path through life.
A 1869 obituary notes Miss HattTre E Wright aged about 21 years perished at her father’s residence with elegiac lines on fragile life. It also records Mrs Elizabeth Moser dying July 2 1869 in Morgan township aged about 74, born North Carolina 1795, and infant child of James Suppenfield dying June 29 1869 in Morgan township.
Special notice announces sale of 4 acres in Webster township late occupied as school property on Saturday July 1 between 2 and 4 p m. The land lies near a sulphur spring on John Melton’s land and includes a fine fresh water spring. Located in southwest corner of southeast quarter section 33. Cash terms. McRae, Trustee.
A Louisville physician describes rapid relief from chills after using Limerick Chill Cure. The letter claims two years of recurring fever and digestive issues improved within days, with no subsequent chills. The doctor asserts repeated permanent cures and high regard for the medicine.
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