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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1900
Page
5
Corydon items list store ads sales and notices including Ariel Ladies' Sextette, Smith Sisters at Sool Hall, eggs from D. M. Rowland, wallpaper at S. M. Miller, and notices of meetings and farm sales. Includes local births deaths and marriages and various farm and business promotions in Corydon and Mauckport.
4000 two year old Ben Davis apples four feet six inches with whole root grafts plus 1000 Hoosier Cling peaches available. Syr apple trees of leading varieties priced at five dollars per hundred. Orders to Joan W Atstrom marl4 sw Sunshine Ind.
The list names Samuel Turnbaugh and Sarah M J Goldsberry along with numerous local residents who have subscribed or paid their subscriptions to The Democrat since the last report. Names span Black Creek Lanesville Alexandria Frenchtown DePauw Milltown and other nearby communities with multiple individuals listed.
On March 1 Mr. F. G. French and Mrs. Maud Zoller were married at the Patton residence in Memphis Tennessee with Rev. Freeman of the M E church officiating. They will live at 17 Wright Ave Memphis. The groom, once of Louisville now in Memphis business. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Gresham of Lansville and related to the late Hon. Walter Q. Gresham. Friends wish them happiness. J D M
Asa Hurbaugh as administrator will sell Levi Hurbaugh estate property at public sale on Thursday March 22. At 10:00 a m come for house and one acre two miles south of Corydon on the Laconia road. At 2:00 p m a sale of house and lot in Corydon. Also a separate sale of Jacob Hannel Sr property in Spencer township on April 4 at his former residence with sale to begin at a stated time. details in sale bills.
Henry Rupp has purchased the undertaker business of Theodore Elbers of Lanesville and is ready to meet friends. Peter Elbers of Lanesville will perform embalming. Those needing services may notify Mr Rupp or Peter Elbers. Concentrated and Red Seal lye and Star ball potash are at C. M. Miller's.
An advertisement offers life insurance at 2.50 per year with a weekly 6.25 payout for 26 weeks covering illnesses including typhoid fever pneumonia measles smallpox and more. It notes inquiries welcomed and mentions contacting F. A. Bullett for information and that more life insurance details will follow.
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