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14 Sep 1880
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Corydon Democrat in Corydon, Indiana
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1880
Page
1
Local advertising notes and rates amid unclear text
The fragment notes subscription and ad rates with unclear words. It mentions payment deadlines and charges for notices and advertisements, indicating local notices and transient ads with inconsistent wording and potential editorial marks. The readable items include rates and timing references, but many details are garbled.
General Directory District and County Offices Listed
Directory lists district offices led by lon George AO Bicknell and others, with county roles for Sheriff Jewis Bowling and Coroner Brewster. It notes the Superior Court meeting pattern, post routes, and daily mail departures from Corydon to towns like Leavenworth and New Albany on specified days and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon
George
New Albany
Corydon
Compty Post
Lanenville Focast Point
Evin's Landing
Rosewood Manckport
New Amsterdam
Valley City
Worth
Lacouia
Rehoboth
Palmyra
Han
Darren
New Salisbury
Bradford Frenchtown
Georgetown
Burnville
Mile Town
Joacnorth
Leavenworth
Leaven
Eaworth
Asin
New Middletown
Thoretay
Landers and His Workmen Accusations Debunked in Interview
A commissioned interview with Jos H. Sheppard, superintendent at Franklin Landers' park house, reveals wages paid and raises linked to avoiding a strike. He states last winter’s pay was 1.95 and notes rivals paid 1.25, with a 10 cent raise for labor and 25 cents for knife men. the motive cited is political manipulation amid Indiana's 1880 campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Landers
Park House
Jos
H. Sheppard
Landers
Sheppard
Ma. Kingan
Mr Landers
Mr. Landers
Couw
Congress
Indiana Campaign Rhetoric and Democratic Oratory Surges
The piece rails against Republican leaders courting Black voters to undermine Indiana, praising a united Democratic front. It lists speakers, predicts decisive October victory, and denounces Republican lies as the Democratic cause intensifies across the state. It also reflects on public duties, progress, and civic responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ohio
Thomas A. Hendricks
Tlon
David Turple
Win F. Vilas
Wisconsin
Franklin Landers
A. N. Martin
W. Townshend
Illinois
David Hanchett
J. Gratz Brown
Missouri
W. Voorhees
Robert McLane
Maryland
Jas. D. Williams
Sam EF. Cary
Franz Sigel
G. W. Morgin
J. D. New
Fron
Edwin Jussen
Jas! C. Black
Democratic Army of
Indianapolis
The World Owes Me a Living Tale
A narrator recalls hearing two boys claim the world owes them a living. One, Ton Jones, has never worked and remains a burden to his parents, while the narrator reflects on idle, miserable people who benefit from others’ prior efforts and questions such a stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Jones
Vin
Oliver
Jim
Ton Jones
Grant's Southern Tour Receives Mixed Civil War Echoes
In Bloomington Illinois General Grant recalled his spring trip through the Southern States from Philadelphia to Florida and Havana returning via Texas. He noted hospitality and shared Union colors across recently rebellious states praising loyalty to the flag and rights for all. Critics in Chicago crucified Grant and used the "bloody shirt" to rally campaign sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Chicago
LincelIn
Wheat Crop Prospects for 1880 Reach 480 Million Bushels
The 1880 wheat crop is projected near 480 million bushels, up 30 million from 1879. After allowances for food and seed, exports should exceed 190 million bushels. The foreign crop is generally strong, though Russia may ship less than last year. A low U.S. price is expected but harms English farmers more than Americans. The London Telegraph notes American exports can undercut English costs at Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
London Telegraph
Liverpool
England
American wheat surplus boosts exports and British decline
The American Agriculturist says a surplus around 200 million bushels could be marketed abroad. This would push British farmers to abandon wheat growing and increase dependence on American supplies. A good wheat crop favors American growers overall.
Postal Cards and their Holyoke Factory Output
Postal cards once mocked for being stingy and shabby now dominate a market shrinking writing paper by 12 to 15 million dollars annually. Holyoke Massachusetts employs about forty workers making three thousand card sheets that yield forty postals each. Three presses run continuously as sheets are slit and cut into cards, packed by girls, with a government officer guarding against pilfering. the factory prints about one million cards daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
Mass
Beecher’s Wise Counsel On The Hard Path To An Easy Life
A young man sought an easy position from Rev Henry Ward Beecher. Beecher warned against easy roles and listed many trades to avoid. He then stated there is only one truly easy place in the world, the grave, underscoring the value of honest work over shortcuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ward Beecher
Mr. Beecher
Light Is Breaking On The Garfield Vote Warning
The Newton Republican calls readers to abstain from voting or support Hancock, labeling James A. Garfield as corrupt. The paper describes itself as influential and a lifelong defender of the Republican party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Garfield
Hancock
New York Star
Restorative hair product promises rich color and growth
An advertisement touts Ayer’s Harm Vicar as safe for gray or faded hair restoring it to brown or black, cleansing the scalp, curing dandruff, and preventing hair loss. It claims new growth if follicles are intact, and notes the remedy provides lasting shine without oil or dye, with I A Russ as agent in Corydon Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
I. A. Russ
Corydon
Ind
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Ve. Coroner
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Striegor
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AL Ceepinet
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Corydon Bewis
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Asteghnay
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Putih
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Justices of Peace
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Aoshua Wayne
Andrew Lopp
Micha Gehlaeh
Cane
Locenkliv
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Scott Dus
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Maryan Anderson Davis
Corydon Democrat
Jos Sheppard
North Carolina
William C. Green
Attorney Atlaw
Corydon, Indiana
Ffice
N. R. Peckinpaugh
W. T. Zenor
Attorneys AT Law
Leavenworth, Indiana
Crawford
George W. Denbo
Democrat Office
Harrison
Major W. Funk
Attorney AT Law
Corydon, Ind
Public Square
Tyjuly
WM. HO. Hudson
North West Corner Public Square
Flarrison
B. P. Douglass
S. M. Stockslager
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Samuel J. Wright
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