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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1906
Page
7
An advertising item promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney, liver, and bladder trouble. It claims extensive testing, offers free sample bottles by mail, and mentions a book to help readers determine kidney or bladder issues. It gives Kilmer Co address and price guidance.
Catarrh and hay fever remedy Batu Liquid Cream Batu becomes popular in many localities. Prepared for use in atomizers, it is valued by those who formerly sought physicians. Physicians widely prescribe it. The squid form contains all properties of Cream Rain at 74 cents with spraying tube. Ely Brothers, 56 Werren St., New York.
Winter tourist tickets are now on sale via Louisville and Nashville railroad to Florida Gulf Coast Resorts Cuba and New Orleans. For rates time table or illustrated booklets contact nearest representative F D Bush Cincinnati J K Davenport St Louis C H Bailey Omaha J H Milliken Louisville L Stone Georgia Passenger Agent Louisvill e.
Oysters direct from Baltimore daily at Merryman Bros sale notice changes the public sale date from February 28 to March 9 1906. Auctioneer Alice Powell of Wabash Indiana will conduct the sale featuring a choice lot of stock.
Moved to Southside and sold six bueeies this month yet aims to sell more. Three buggies offered in a distinct lineup at O M Coffinge's one door from Tinsley's. Team stall using hand stuffed leather and lime only, with honest profit claimed. Oliver chilled plows and riding plows advertised. None better. February 2.
A fragmented ledger reads like a commissioner's allowance record from Fountain County dated February 14. It lists payments to various individuals and entities including burial expenses, court costs, disinfection, jail provisioning, livestock and bridge work, and public printing. Several names appear with amounts such as 50 dollars for a burial, 4 dollars for postage, and 2 dollars for groceries, indicating a convoluted financial disbursement to contractors, suppliers, and county officials.
By virtue of a certified copy of a decree from the Circuit Court Clerk Mountain County the case Valentine E Livengood versus Falar Shoaf and others requires sale to satisfy 2305.00 with interest. The property will be exposed at a public sale to the highest bidder as authorized.
The sheriff of Mountain County will, on a date to be announced, expose at public sale the real estate described as sections 24, 18 North Range 7 West totaling about 4.5 acres plus adjoining parcels, to satisfy a court decree including rents, profits, interest and costs. If the rents and profits do not bring enough to satisfy the decree, the sale will proceed to auction the remaining fee simple interest to discharge the decree. The officer overseeing is Sheriff Al Eparstedy with attorney W E Livengood, dated February 16, 106.
Oliver P. Lewes attorney represents Mill Creek Township and Ningman town petitioning Fountain County Board for widening paving and improving a local highway to eighteen feet with a public utility purpose. The filing names landowners including John G Gordon Jacob Kesher William Norris Charles Ditton Charles Norris Samantha J Nores and Bonebrake heirs. A hearing is set for March before the board to determine pendency and issue orders for construction and related relief.
November term at Attica shows a long list of expenses for jury service and court supplies including 2300 for bar docket, 600 for law books, 25 for jury commissioner, and multiple payments to jurors and feeders. Names include D Y Spence Bert Lewis Joseph W Bergoer and Nelson Lowery among others.
The document lists payments for jurors, bailiffs, and officials such as Jamuel Me Cramer James Twiddy Frank Marlatt and George Parker with per diems and fees amounts including 126 20 40 00 13 20 and 7 90 00. It states the corrected copy was allowed by the Circuit Court and returned by Fry Bryant Clerk James T Belt Auditor.
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