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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1900
Page
7
Community advertising and notices from Corydon and surrounding townships. Includes sale of heavy wool overcoats at Keller’s, announcements of political rallies, speeches by E. W. Carmack, and social events. Mentions auctions, farm sales, and local exchanges, with notes on residents visiting Louisville and local school activities.
A long notice covers Corydon political events with E W Carmack speaking on economic trusts. Mauckport independent convention nominates a mixed Democrat-Republican slate for trustee Robson and Neely, plus other roles. Harrison township candidate William Fauswald supported. local business ads. cholera remedy testimonial. reunion of the 55th Indiana Regiment with officers elected and next meeting planned.
On Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pfrimmer on High Street a reception celebrated their twenty years of marriage. Friends visited between five and six bearing fine China gifts, with cream cake and lemonade served. The attractively decorated house and warm host hospitality gave a festive, heartfelt mood to the event.
A Ontario New York druggist recalls a winter incident when a woman asked for a cough medicine not in stock. He recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and offered a refund if it failed to satisfy. She returned with a friend and advised them to buy it, a strong testimonial for the remedy.
Community organizers urge participation in a Thursday rally on November 1 with details circulated locally. Attendees are advised to wear colors and bring signs as speakers outline goals and timing.
An old style advertisement touts Walk-Over shoes for comfort and fashion. It invites readers to buy at 3.50 dollars, highlighting envy from other feet and urging action to make feet glad.
State of Indiana Harrison County Harrison Circuit Court November term 1900 Samuel W Swartz sues Rovilla J Swartz by Weathers Stotsenburg Breeden attorneys. Non resident defendant a necessary party. Defendant must appear December 3 to answer or demur otherwise default. Witness Otto Cunningham clerk Corydon October 31 1909 seal.
The Commissioner in the case of Samuel Spencer and Jemima Goss versus James I Spencer Aley Spencer Rebecca Lofton and others announces a public auction of real estate in Harrison county Indiana at 1 p m on the premises The property includes the east half of the southwest quarter of section 11 township 2 south range 2 east containing 20 acres and the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section 10 same township and range containing 40 acres One third cash one third in six months and one third in twelve months with notes and six percent interest from date until paid. Oct 10 1900 ELBRIDGE BRISCOE Commissioner
By decree and order of sale, the Harrison County Circuit Court auctions the undivided interests and adjoining strips of land totaling multiple tracts in Harrison County Indiana. The sale includes rents and profits for up to seven years if needed, then the fee simple interest of all defendants. Sale location is Corydon Court House, with dates stated as September 26.
Notice is given to Corydon residents that PETER 5 WRIGHT will apply to the Harrison County Board of Commissioners at the next regular session in Corydon on the first Monday of November for permission to retail sell intoxicating liquors in a room of a two story frame building at Lot 1 and 1b, Market Street. The description specifies the ground floor room measuring 13 by 24 feet with two entry doors and windows facing Market Street. The application seeks liquor sales in quantities less than five gallons for on premises consumption.
A great assortment of blankets offered at appealing prices where shoppers can stretch their money. The ad promises value with affordable options and emphasizes price competitiveness across the selection.
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