New Orleans A City Of Hospitality And History
New Orleans, a metropolitan southern city founded in 1718 by Bienville, is famed for its multilingual populace and hospitable citizens. Canal Street marks demarcation between sections, hosts parades, and a Civil War era monument called the Bunker Hill of New Orleans. The French Quarter attracts visitors with ancient architecture and narrow streets, though filth and disease rumors linger.
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New Orleans
South
Bienville
Canal Street
Bunker Hill
Canal
St. Charlee
Have Your Ears Been Burning
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Local shop touts low prices with own building on rent-free terms
The proprietor promotes a stylish line of clothing hats and furnishings claiming unbeatable underselling due to owning their building and having no rent or bills to pay.
Suits Notice New Boys Three Piece Line
Want to call your attention to our ten dollar fine. Nobby plaids and stripes worsted and cashmeres double and single breasted vests. You do yourself an injustice to buy your boy a suit without seeing our line of three piece boys suits also our fancy vests.
The Crowning Point Hat Debut This Spring
A stylish white derbie hat lands as a spring trend with the Crowning Point label. Priced at £2.00, the piece showcases a modern, minimal silhouette and promises versatile wear for wardrobe updates this season.
The Spring Term of the Normal School Opens
The spring term begins April 3 at Valery Normal School. Education is portrayed as the key to life, with strong claims that the school now offers better instruction and access for county residents. The piece urges enrollment, notes licensing requirements, and highlights the need for local homework and living near the school for families. It ends with a fire insurance ad by H. H. Miller of Corydon, Indiana.
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Normal School
Wisely
Closing of No 8 Scott Township School Honors Kirtner
No. 8 Scott Township school taught by Chas H Kirtner at No 8 Scott township closed on the 20th after a second term. Locals brought baskets of eata bles as thanks. Afternoon lessons included spelling and arithmetic matches and recitations. Addresses were given by J W Shrigley and Harvey Stoner. A literary program and plays in the evening drew a large audience.
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Chas. H. Kirtner
Scott Township
Kintner
J. W. Shrigley
Harvey Stoner
Notice of Election for Harrison County Farmers Fire Insurance Co
Notice of meeting at Corydon Court House in Harrison County on April 7 1900 at 1 oclock for electing officers for a one year term and to attend to other business as stated in the notice.
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Harrison County Farmers” Fire Insurance Co
Corydon
Ras
Death of Edward E. Rhodes at 35
Edward E. Rhodes died last Thursday leaving a wife and six children aged 8 months to 14 years. He was a member of the Modern Woodmen of America with a $1,000 policy. The Rev. Philips officiated at the funeral and described the deceased as having no enemies. Burial took place at Till Grove on Friday.
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Edward E. Rhodes
Tle
Modern Woodmen of America
Philips
Till Grove
Birthday Dinner for Jasper Moyars Sparks Community Cheer
Neighbors near Jasper Moyars, south west of Corydon, celebrated his 62nd birthday with a large dinner. Uncle Jap enjoyed the surprise and appetite. The writer leaves Will Fulker, son, and Geo Krause with the women at the table, and they have not been heard from yet. Also noted is a prime building lot for sale near the courthouse known as the Gov Jennings lot, former site of Indiana's first governor's mansion.
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Jasper Mayvars
Corydon
Jim Abse
Will Fulkerson
Geo. Krause
Mr. Moyars
W. UW. D
Court House
Gov. Jennings
Indiana
Democratic Judicial Convention Nominates Luckett for Prosecutor
A large Democratic gathering from Harrison and Crawford counties nominated John H. Luckett for Prosecuting Attorney and endorsed Mitchell as alternative. Delegates, chaired by Charles Myler and P J Stevens, reported strong turnout around 500 attendees, with Luckett receiving a majority vote and delivering a forthright acceptance. The event closed with unified pledges for party success.
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Charles Myler
Crawford County
P.j.stevens
Harrison County
Ed. D. Mitchell
John H. Luckett
Luckett
Mitchell
Lockett
Hopkins products and testimonials and poultry eggs for sale
A collection of Hopkins and Co products listed for sale including raw bone bone and potash Hopkins phosphate Pride of Georgetown and Hopkins Special Wheat and Corn Grower sold by various Indiana agents. A testimonial praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as effective. Also listed are Thoroughbred White Plymouth Rock eggs for sale at 40 per setting of 15 eggs with address Ramsey Indiana.
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Hopkins’ Phosphate
Pride of
J. B. Crayprn
Ramsey, Ind
Protect Your Property with Reliable Fire Insurance
A prudent person insures before a fire happens, as delay is risky. The agency represents eight established Union companies, offering protection from leading insurers at fair rates. For information contact F. A. Bullett for details and coverage options.
Big Mass Convention Chooses County Delegates
A county mass convention held at the courthouse selected delegates and alternates for the State and Congressional Democratic conventions. Wm Ridley was named permanent chairman. A three member committee reported delegates and alternates, with additional recommendation that all county Democrats at the State convention serve as delegates. The convention adjourned after approving the lists and announcing further names. Also advertised: 100 cords of wood for sale by Calion J A Lone.
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Harrison County
Jim” Duflin
Crawford County
Hal Elsworth
Myler
Court House
Wm. Ridley
C. Jordan
John T. Ashton
R. F. Davis
William Ridley
Daniel J. Bowling
C. W. Cook
Epheim Stonecipher
C. W. Thomas
Conrad B. Adam
E. G. Briscoe
Charles Hauswald
John 8
Martin
Otto Cunningham
A. A. Kintner
Henry Wright
Jacob Wolfe
Marion Conrad
Frank M. Wilson
Jacob Vogt
John F.gettelfinger
Dudley C. Kintner
Charles N. Dome
Emory
Calion J A. Lone
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Young
J.sapinsky & Son
Corner State and Main
New Albany,nd
Weing
Hone
Valery Normal School
H. H. Miller
Ind
Olive Griffin
Judicial Convention
Harrison and
Crawford
James Ri. Duffin
Democratic Central Committee
Chas. Hauswald
John Jacobs
Jesse Shields
Eli Mathes
C. M. Love
Patrick Flanigan
T. J. Wright
Conrad Richert
C. E. Grable
Marion Deweese
David Goss
Philip Herter
Mason Dean
P. J. Stevens
Wm. L. Gregory
Christian Att
C. T. Myler
Geo
Balthis
H. A. Ellsworth
Ross
F. R. Gobble
D. F. Davis
James M. Brown
A. Hopkins & CO
Anti-Trust Fertilizer Works
New Albany, Ind
J. B. Stewart
Lagrippe
George W. Waitt
South Gardinar
Chamberlain
E. 8
Crosier, Drugvist
Mar
Union Companies
F. A. Bullett
Joseph Busabarger
Scott
Richard Cunningham
George Rook
Washington
Ira Amy
George Miller
Heth
Henry H. Wise
James Kintner
Boone
W. B. Ludlow
Ford O'Bannon
Taylor Daniel Dailey
Arnold Bauer
Posey
Joseph B. Williams
Kranklin
Thos
J. Wright
Silas Bringle
Jackson
Jacob Heuser
Joseph Uhl
Morgan
A. J. Sappenfield
John
Sarah M. Keesling
Windsor Ave
Bristol
Tenn
Swift Specifig Company
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