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Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1906

Page

7

Battle at Chancellorsville Described in Detail

The report covers Union and Confederate forces at Chancellorsville with Gen Stuart’s dawn reconnaissance and Lee’s orders to press near the Yankee lines. It describes fierce hand to hand combat, the brutal defense of Federal lines, and a climactic duel over a Confederate color with a Yankee color sergeant seizing the flag amid close-quarters fighting.

Stuart Chancellorsville Socum Mead Lee Jackson Anderson Fredericksburg Kane Geary Leet Chancellorville Rappahannock New York Cot Streen 12Th Georgia New York Regiment St. Andrews Kentucky Missouri Union 12Th Georgia Green Terr Rebt

Optical Department boosts jewelry business

The ad notes a new Optical Department offering precise eye tests by an experienced optician and mentions watch and jewelry repair by ELC Hamilton. It also reports the 18th annual West Lebanon high school commencement with graduates Ira Cheek, Alta Crone, Ira Crack, and Harry Dixon and an impromptu speech by Mr Isham after the scheduled speaker failed to arrive.

ELC Hamilton West Lebanon High School Ira Cheek Bonebrake Alta Crone Ira Crack Harry Dixon Hor Willisham Fowler Isham

Banquet Notes Guest Night by Attica Eastern Stars

Attica Eastern Stars hosted about 80 friends from Williamsport and West Lebanon on Thursday evening with a program of recitations readings and music. The event ended with a banquet for about 150 attendees as reported by the Attica Press. A J Claypool visited Attica last Saturday for the first time since an injury and met his brother Captain H R Claypool of Covington who joined them for Sunday. Captain Claypool previously served in the 1871 legislature and opposed the creation of a county school superintendent's office.

Attica Williamsport West Lebanon Attica Press A J. Claypool H. R. Claypool Covington Evans Claypool Capt. Claypool Presa Denville Canada Danville

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