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Established in 1856 Circulation 2700 LEW M O BANNON DITOR AND PROPRIETOR. Entered at Corydon Ind as second class matter. Advertising Display ads 10 cents per inch per insertion Readers 5 cents a line Special rate on standing ads when time is longer than three months made known on application. All notices for church lists and entertainments with admission charged and profits carry a rate of 2 cents per line. Obituaries up to twenty lines 5 cents per line over 20 lines 6 cents per line. Six words per line copy.
Letter from Morgan Man Reveals Civil War Reunion Memory
Covington Kentucky August 21 109 describes a reunion of Morgan's men at Park Hill hyg and recalls an incident near Corydon Indiana with a brave young lady Miss Mary Mitchell. BE CG SHARP recounts shelling talks and a wounded cousin, a Kentucky mare, a mule trade for brandy, and gratitude toward a Corydon physician. The letter names Gen Morgan relatives Gen. Cien. Duke and mentions Corydon Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Morgan
Park's Hill
Hyg
Cien
Duke
Gen
Kentucky
CG. Sharp
Local notes and upcoming sales in Harrison county
Local items report a variety of happenings from a Lafayette area sale at Charles Shaffer farm near New Middleton to an oil boring effort at Kendall's Landing. Other notes cover legal work by Frank Korb and an attorney Mr. Baker in Louisville, a monument sale discount, a large Harrison county poultry show with top premiums, and a Panama pipeline superintendent visiting his ill mother in Taylor township. A Reeves Manufacturing layoff and a note on Emery Breeden in Oklahoma conclude the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Korb
U. S
Panama
Catharine S. Fink
Thos. W. Knight
Taylor Township
Fink
A Great Record Hem Roid Claims High Cure Rate
Dr Leonhardt s Hem Roid tested in thousands of cases. Successful in all but about two percent. Internal remedy targets internal piles. Ointments suppositories and operations insufficient. Sold for 1 under guarantee by Louis S Riely. Dr Leonhardt Co Station B Buffalo NY Write for booklet.
Birthday party honors Mrs Garing in Lanesville
In Lanesville a surprise party celebrated Mrs John A Garing s 27th birthday with guests including Mrs Peter Endris and several Yost and Day families. Prizes were awarded with Peter Endris winning first and Ed Walter the booby prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Yochem
Ferdinand
Ind
Lanesville
Sinks
Jasper
John
John A. Garing
Mesdames
Frank Routh
John Yost
Anna Moody
Amiel Day
Wm. J
The Bible and Public Schools sermon unity meeting
Union services at the Presbyterian church featured Rev. Bartle preaching on Bible and Public Schools. He urged Bible use in devotional and as a study for literary and historical merit, noting ancient history from the Bible and gems of literature. Next Sunday at the Christian church Dr. Irvine to preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Bartle
Christian Church
A. M. Irvine
Wanted Intelligent Agents for Home Veterinary Remedies
A historical notice seeking capable intelligent agents to develop and present to the public a line of home veterinary remedies. Manufactured and guaranteed by Dr. J. W. Harpaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Harpaven
Corydon
Ind
Lost watch in Iris to Corydon Fair Grounds found
A chased case lady lost her watch last Friday morning between Iris and the Corydon Fair Grounds. It has a chatelaine pin attached. Finder should leave it at the Democrat office for a reward.
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Iris
Corydon Fair Grounds
Democrat
Public Sale by Rev J O Sibert in Crandall
Rev J O Sibert will sell property at public auction Friday September 10 at his Crandall residence. Items include a good horse buggy surrey and household and kitchen furniture. Sale to be in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Sibert
Crandall
Surrey
Washington Township Trustee Sets Monday Office Day
Washington Township Trustee Richard Cunningham announces fixed office day each Monday for any person with public business to call. This notice directs constituents to contact him on that day for assistance and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Cunningham
Washington Township
Andrew Stierstedter
Spencer Township
Notice to Settle Hickman & Hickman account
Notice to all parties owing the late firm of Hickman and Hickman to call and settle at once or the account will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection. Be prompt and save costs. 12 Hickman and Hickman.
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Hickman & Hickman
Franklin Township Trustee Leaves for Louisville Assignment
W. W. Williams, trustee of Dr. James F. Shaffer, left Monday from Franklin Township for Louisville to begin work as an interne at City Hospital. Call on your grace for K. Z. Bake tiour and peddler for 4-3.
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James 8. Shaffer
Louisville
The
City Hospital
K. Z
In Memory of Grandma LaDuke in Posey County
Delilah LaDuke born January 29 1817 in Charlestown Indiana died August 14 1909 at her home in Posey Township aged 92 years 6 months 25 days. She married Lemuel Carpenter at 17 and had nine children two survive George Carpenter and Marion LaDuke. She later married John C LaDuke in 1855 and had Lafayette LaDuke deceased and Dora LaDuke. She joined M E Church as a child then U B Church Union Chapel remained a devoted member. Funeral at Union Cemetery officiated by Rev H A Barton with large attendance. Memorial verse ends the notice. Dora L
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Delilah LaDuke
Charlestown
Ind
Posey Township
Lemuel Carpenter
George Carpenter
Muncie
Marion LaDuke
John C. LaDuke
Lafayette LaDuke
Dora LaDuke
M. E. Church
U. B. Church
Union Chapel
Union Cemetery
H. A. Barton
Dora L
Good Record of Stonecipher at County Poor Asylum
Andrew Stonecipher served four years as Superintendent of the County Poor Asylum, turning over to John Farish on the first of the month. He managed kindly yet firmly, finding homes for capable inmates, selling farm produce and other items totaling over $500, and improving a 90 acre farm. The institution averaged about eighteen inmates, with only two able to work daily. Farish was elected last June for a two year term starting September 1.
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Chant County
Oklahoma
Emery H. Breeden
Medford
Star
Emery Breeden
Indiana
Breeden
Grant County
County Poor Asylum
Andrew Stonecipher
John Farish
Stonecipher
Accident at fair during races injures driver Dan O Bannon
One accident occurred Thursday afternoon during the fair races. Dan O Bannon of Paoli Indiana, a driver, was thrown from the horse he was driving. He sustained bad bruises but no broken bones. The horse stumbled and fell and was crippled. The horse is owned by attorney Perry McCart of Paoli.
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Dan O'Bannon
Paoli
Indiana
Perry McCart
Judges at the Fair Declares Department Officials
The judges for the fair were named for each department. Horses judge J K Joyce of Princeton. Cattle, sheep and hogs judge E S Bowman of Martinsville. Ladies needlework and art judged by Mrs E S Bowman. Ladies culinary by Mrs Railsoach of Indianapolis. Vegetables judged by Murray Farnsley of Floyd County. Grain judged by John K Morris of Corydon. Poultry judged by O P Greer of Burford, Indiana.
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J. K. Joyce
Princeton
E. S. Bowman
Martinsville
Railsoach
Indianapolis
Murray Farnsley
Floyd County
John K. Morris
Corydon
O. P. Greer
Burford
Indiana
Mrs Beharrell Dies in New Albany at 78
Mrs Sarah E Beharrell widow of Rev Thomas G Beharrell died at George Ridley’s residence New Albany on the 8th in her 79th year. She suffered a complication of diseases. Surviving children include Mrs George Ridley Mrs Thomas J Applegate and Mrs C J Ridley. A daughter Mrs Helen Hickey had died months earlier.
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Sarah E. Beharrell
Thomas G. Beharrell
George Ridley
New Albany
Thomas J. Applegate
C. J. Ridley
Helen Hickey
For Biliousness Chamberlain's Tablets Sold Here
A testimonial from J. J. Firestone of Allegan Michigan says two Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets made him feel fifty percent better after weeks of biliousness. For sale by Louis Riley with free samples available. September.
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Chamberlain
J. J. Firestone
Allegan, Mich
Louis 8
Riely
Pensions Help Offered by Lew M. O Bannon
Lew M. O Bannon of Corydon Indiana offers assistance to those entitled to pensions under the law. Write him with postage enclosed for a reply.
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Lew M. O'Bannon
Corydon, Ind
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ashe Corydon Benvocent
Ditor Anb
Hobson
T. J. Hudson
Covington, Ky
T. J. Hudson, Esq
Mary Mitchell
John Gt. Mitchell
Pacific Court
Charles Shaffer
New Middletown
Kendall’s Landing
Jacob Rosenbarger
John Vernin & Son
Harrison County
Reeves Manufacturing Co
Columbus
Reeves Manufacturing Plant
Bevendge
Aldrich
Laura Fisher
David Fisher
Garfield Fisher
Anderson
Laura
Rev. E. W. Fisher
Garfield
Noble Street
M. E
Willie
A. M. Eisert, SR
Peterworth
Little Son
Wm. Kuehn
Peter Endris
A. MS. Day, Co
P. Endris
Christena Nohstell
Martin
Jeffersonville
the Bible and Public Schools
Sterling Remedy Company
Chicago
New York
Franklin Township
W. W. Williams
Grandma LaDuke
Pensions
Mhd
Pana Goring
Essily
Womaan
OWA
M. Summers
Notre Dame
Emmett Beanblossom
William S. Shuck
Beanblossom & Shuck
Undertakers
Beanblossom
Shuck
Eureka
Jacob Rhodes
R. B
Reuben J Conrad
Charlotte Conrad
Admx
John B. Crayden
Harrison Circuit Court
Eli Verry Genor
Blunk and Shuck
Iddletown
Lew M. O’banner
Attorney AT Law
F. A. Ulen
Corydon, Indiana
Ghichester’s
Parker
Hever
Lallisny
Bbc
United States
Gordon National Bank
G. W. Applegate
Cashier
Sam P. Vogt
D. F. Lemmon
California
Oregon
Washington
Arizona
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Wyoming
Mexico
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Texas
Southern Railway
J. C. Beam, Jr
ST. Louis
J. W. Harbaugh
le Pistia Sudeon
Corydon Democrat
Louisville Evening Times
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