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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1906
Page
1
Attorney T Livingood of Covington Indiana with office at Covington Banking Company premises is listed with H C Yount in a local legal notice. No further context or action is provided in the readable text.
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine for heart trouble with warnings of symptoms like short breath and palpitations. It includes a testimonial from Mrs Lillie Thomas of Upper Sandusky Ohio and notes guarantee of first bottle success or money back.
Money to loan on first mortgage security at reasonable rates of interest.
在吉尔森医生办公室的克里斯特帕德诊所周五安排眼科检查由信仰医生提供免费视力测试和咨询。
An $8000 stock of shoes and clothing offered for trade for unincumbered property. Located on a Main Street corner with a three year lease and cheap rent. Establishment with big business and health-related sale reason. Contact Fred Baker at Main and Walnut, Danville, Tl. 16martt.
Fountain items Ora Kenny and family of Hedrick visit friends and relatives. Miller Snodgrass of Newtown visits over Sunday. Local youths dined with Mr. Clarks Sunday as four in a buggy ride trend begins. Clint Clark Hannah Foley Dave Moody and Opal Foley spent Sunday with Will Mead. Salem notes mention the Endeavor and a call to support constructive youth effort rather than fault finding. The Republican for sale bills.
The Fountain County Republican voters will meet in primary convention on April 7 1906 at multiple polling sites to nominate a county ticket for the November general election. Offices include judge prosecutor representative auditor clerk treasurer sheriff recorder commissioners assessor coroner surveyor and county council. Voting rules require prior Republican ticket voting or declared affiliation for new voters.
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a nourishing aid for scrawny babies. It claims fat stores calm nerves and comfort infants, promising happier, less fretful children who “delight” in its sweetness.
The best assortment of lace curtains porterers rope-curtains door-pannels and window-shades ever in Covington at J Loeb's Stores.
Mrs Ponta Lyone who had been very ill at the Indianapolis sanitarium and reported dead Tuesday morning is now much improved and thought to be on the road to recovery.
Veedersburg advertiser announces Grand Easter Opening on page eight of this issue detailing a large department store with a wide range of goods for the family.
Quality all wool carpets from Leicestershire brand, backed by Marshal Field & Co. Every yard warranted and sold exclusively in Covington by The Leader.
Edward Evans closed the deal last week to buy the John Miller saloon and will apply for a license at the May term of the commissioners court to operate the business. Miller has not decided his next venture after leaving the saloon.
Latest reports from the bedside of Mrs Mont Board show no improvement and her condition is gradually weakening. Little or no hope is entertained for recovery, though her wonderful vitality has kept her alive.
Albert S. Peacock, recently out of the Attica postmastership, has purchased the Attica Press, the paper with the largest circulation in Attica, and will take control next Monday. Peacock is a veteran journalist who previously owned the Ledger and will operate the Press independently.
There will be a preaching service in the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning. Communion will be celebrated and infant baptism offered. There will be no preaching Sunday evening.
Wednesday Judge J McCollough denied Sherrick's petition for a new trial and sentenced him to two to twenty-one years in Michigan City state prison. Sherrick remained hopeful that the Supreme Court or Governor Hanly might intervene, but he must begin serving the term.
Robert Kreusch Bowers infant son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Bowers former city resident died last Saturday at 4 o clock in Terre Haute The body was brought home Monday by Miss Martha Kreusch and burial followed at St Joseph cemetery Funeral service was held at St Joseph church and interment at St Joseph cemetery A sale ad follows describing a residence on four lots with two dwellings and a fruit bearing property for sale by Mrs A F Butt with good well cistern and favorable terms
Modern department items advertised include Walk over Shoes for men Dorothy Dodd Shoes for ladies Wm F Read Son Co guaranteed dress goods Leicestershire carpets Jackson muslin underwear Nemo and Royal Worcester corsets All offered for sale to consult your own interests and buy.
Sabbath evening April 6 services feature an illustrated lecture on The Life of Christ with stereopticon views and additional Old Testament scenes. Admission is free to all, with the usual offering collected.
Hillsboro Indiana March 28 Robert J Miller reports certainty that his brother William and his nephew Frank Miller and Frank's wife perished in the Adobe Colorado wreck last Friday. William Miller had been organizing a new lead mine and was returning to start operations. Frank and his wife planned to live there. Bodies burned beyond recognition. watches may identify the deceased. Baggage found at Green Springs destination noted.
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