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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1900
Page
4
Letters from Mrs. Brewer and others praise Peruna as a cure for grip and chronic catarrh. Testimonials claim rapid relief from debility and female weakness, with mentions of lung and throat catarrh. The Peruna Medicine Company offers a free treatise on catarrh.
Real-Ly Barcans warned that selling through J Roach Dohingen & Co may lead to quick property sales via sharp advertising. A partial list shows numerous farms andhomes for sale with varied prices and features including woods, orchards, pastures, and cultivation land across multiple locations.
Journal item records numerous visitors and movements including J H Spence, Albert Shaw from Wabash, Tom Glescock, Jacob Rouse from Essie Saturday, Mrs Mont Baard in Danville, O M Coffing family in Attica, Frank Wolfe from Michigan City, Andrew Marshal from Veedersburg, Prof A J Johnson from Perrysville, Charlie Simms in Lafayette, Mrs J D Patton in Williamsport, Earnest Phillips from Bloomington as pew clerk, Cartwright the barber from Kingman, Co W Beskett and Brad in Pine Village, Sheriff Miller in Jackson and Mill Creek, Grant Gossett with Van Buren friends, Mrs E A Biggs in Williamsport, Deputy Ed Harris in Sullivan county, V E Livengood to Delian and Pekin, Mr and Mrs Gay Coffing to Chicago, Loeb stores pants sale, Mrs J L Townsley to Brazil, Sunyaiel Cade from Van Buren, Misses Reed and Hawkins visiting Attica.
Dresa Goods at Loebs. Mr and Mrs Wal Luke visit Veederaburg Friday. Mrs Dr Simmerman’s daughter improves after illness. J H Reed leaves The Leader for Wallace Idaho. Rufus McMasters and son William at Tangier visit. Republican reception noted. Isiah Thompson plans trip to Indian Territory and Nebraska. Judge Rabb family attend dog creek reunion. Harry Randolph seeks Treasurer nomination. Walter Hudson to move near Spencer Indiana to farm. Umbrella and Parasol Dept showcases latest styles. Elmer C Snoddy to Chicago for new goods. denial of Coal Creek departure rumor. Thanks extended for support after Josie Hintgers death. F. L. Torres, Ubero plantation manager, in city. marriage likely to Grace Nebeker in coming months. couple to live in Mexico.
The county issued several marriage licenses including Bert Be MacAlister to P Nelson and John M Darling to Sara E Jesseray. Ruth Jobison hosted a tenth birthday celebration at her Bellwood home with many attendees and teachers present. Wabash officers visited Peru and Lafayette for railway and stave factory talks seeking extension of the line and local support.
Notice refers to Spring term and Summer session of Indiana University April 3 to August 14 10 with a 46 page pamphlet available from the Registrar Bloomington Indiana. Also includes recruitment for mailing and addressing department work and a mail order ladies gold plate bracelet campaign from The Postal News Supply Agency offering seed packets in exchange for money.
Jonathan Vancleve drafted his own will without a lawyer in a Baptist setting. He named David Vancleve Ralph Vancleve and ransom Vanclave as executors to divide or sell his lands, personal property, and notes and to distribute the proceeds among his seven children after his death. The document was predated and filed with Clerk Sparks.
A reader touts Grain-O as a nourishing grain beverage replacing coffee. The letter notes improved well being after one week and asserts children drink it freely with great benefit. A grocery purchase is encouraged with preparation instructions for a wholesome table drink.
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