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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1901
Page
7
Warning to consumers to demand genuine Cascarets with the stamp C C C. Do not buy counterfeit substitutes or bulk sales. Sold through druggists and retailers. avoid imitations.
Edward J Martin of Covington Indiana promotes dental care and available artificial teeth. He assures relief and invites consultation for any dental trouble.
Trustee John Trott from Shawnee came Monday to transact business. Mrs. W. C. Blakely of Danville is ill and visited Mrs. W. W. Graham over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ammour of Homer N are visiting their daughters Mrs. J Graham and Mrs. J C Hopkins this week.
The children present an entertainment on Wednesday evening September 4 at the M E church. Solo and duet performances, recitations and tableaus by the youngsters. Program begins at 7:45 PM. Admission is small and a large crowd is expected. An ice cream supper follows in the lecture room. Everybody come.
A brief notice lists individuals including Mr. Sam Clark and Mr. Louis Fox along with Miss Bessie larkelson and Barton Teegardes and instructs to say advertised when calling.
The Mill Creek Township Trustee of Fountain County Indiana will let the contract to the lowest responsible bidder for crushing stone for highway use near Yeddo until a 1000 pound appropriation is exhausted. Bids must state price per cubic yard, be in writing, signed sealed and delivered before the letting hour. The trustee reserves the right to reject any bids. Witnessed by F M Shell.
Alexander Spinks announces he will apply to Fountain County Board of Commissioners at the September term 190] for a license to sell intoxicating gin brandy malt and spiritous liquors in less than eight quarts at a time with on premises drinking for one year. The business location is Stringtown Wabash Township Fountain County Indiana described as front room 22 by 20 feet of a one story frame building 22 by 42 feet on lot 3 in Gish Nebeker & Co Sub division 1 of the west half northeast quarter section 1 township 8 north range 9 west.
Sealed bids due by 2 o clock for a steam heating plant with all fixtures in the Mellett school building. Plans available at the office in Newtown Indiana. Townships reserve right to reject any or all bids. Bond required from successful bidder. CHAS C PALIN Richland Township Trustee Fontain County Indiana July 1st.
Indiana notice to William T. Adkins nonresident defendant in Fountain Circuit Court. Homer Sewell files complaint with affidavit. defendant must appear October 4, 1901 at Covington Court House or plead by demurrer. Clerk H G Schlosser signs seal. Lucas Nebeker represents plaintiff.
Notice is given in the Fountain Circuit Court October Term that Robert M Voliva as administrator has filed final settlement for the estate of Rebecca Stephens deceased. Creditors and heirs must appear at the Mth day of October AH to show cause why the account should not be approved and to prove heirship. Jons B Martin attorney for the estate.
George B. Pavey as executor offers multiple parcels in Fountain County Indiana for private sale. Parcels include 20 acres in section 30, 40 acres in the southeast quadrant, and 94.95 acres in section 29 township 13 north range 8 west. Terms: one third cash, one third in nine months, one third in eighteen months with interest and attorney fees, secured by mortgage. Sale times: 1 to 2 pm on sale day with reserve to continue at executor's Fulton Township home if not sold.
Sweden state owns and manages over 18 million acres of forests. Forestry schools train caretakers who prevent waste and promote profitable production. Revenue from the timber covers school and caretaker costs, yielding net profits four times expenditures. Baby’s Costly Luncheon: granddaughter swallows most of a $50 bill. banker says government cannot replace it due to required numbering.
Professor E. B Holden writes in Harper's Magazine about Earth's early molten, lava-covered state and rapid rotation. The moon separated from Earth as the planet cooled and days lengthened, with tidal forces driving the Moon outward while Earth's rotation slowed.
The piece lists home cures such as diluted ammonia for bites and a raw egg to dislodge fishbone, plus egg white mixed with water for indigestion and vinegar compresses for burns. It also recalls Jerome Ferome describing his uncle’s packing method, a thorough list of what to bring, then striking out nonessentials and losing the list.
In a Rhode Island village near Providence a revival drew a young man to prayer. He moaned and waited at the anxious seat, but the next day was heard cursing at fog while chopping wood. He explained that his twin could not attend, so he “hollered” for him.
A judge recalls a mate disputing a financial column claiming money was easy to obtain. The man explains his loan attempt contradicted the column, noting he misread that line. The judge clarifies the statement did not claim people were easy.
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