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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1899
Page
3
Personal notices list Will Lighty and Lew Floyd visiting from nearby towns while Lauren Case and Eiba E Brown are noted residents. The piece promotes Lowl’s Stores dress goods and lap robes, horse blankets, jewelry and curios. The text mentions military connections with U S Army staff, furloughs, and travel from Havana to New Mexico.
A fragmented skeleton unearthed near Covington stirs questions about a prehistoric burial. Locals note bones are aged and well preserved, with speculation about their origin and the unknown decease. Authorities consider the find historic but remain unable to identify the person or era.
Advert shows testimonials by W Olmsted of Kickapoo praising Miles Restorative Nervine and Heart Cure for nervous prostration and debility. First bottle provided relief and led to renewed health after continued use with Heart Cure. Testimonial claims cures by prominent physicians failed prior efforts.
Advertises Dr Miles Nervine sold by druggists with a guarantee of benefit or money back. Claims a free book on heart and nerves sent to purchasers.
Proceedings recap lists land transfers, deeds, and witnesses across multiple townships including Van Buren Troy Watash and Newtown with prices and acreages. Ad displays medical tonics and testimonials, reflecting common era advertising alongside legal notices and county business.
The note praises a new remedy, Dr. Loyal Ford's Dyspepticide, claiming it tones a stomach to digest properly and prevent nightmares from indigestion. Geo Cook endorses the product.
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