19 Apr 1890
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1890
Page
3
Local items report new stock at W. L. Fry and Abraham & Co. and many purchases by residents. Levi Dunlap plans pottery in Odon. J. A. Bair and John Danner move into county duties and shops. Mr and Mrs Norman wed near Odon with ceremony led by Rev Wadsworth. guests and gifts noted.
Wesley Stewart died at his home three miles east of town on Saturday and was buried in Wesley Chapel cemetery. Jennette Resler age fifteen died of consumption at the Resler residence west of town with funeral at M E church and burial in Eden cemetery. Mrs William Cox died of consumption near Elnora and was buried there.
A.W. Caughey offers Walter A. Wood single apron binder mowers hay rakes cultivators and other farm gear including John Deere implements and Blount wagons. Also repairs on wagons and buggies. Shop near Nekemer's Planing Mill Odon Indiana.
Wm. Nuby of ances will lead a camp fire program at the U. B. church in Odon on April 25. A short lecture on Andersonville followed by Army stories and songs will be presented. All old soldiers and the public are invited. admission is free.
A notice announces an election in Odon, Daviess County Indiana, on Monday May 5 1890 for town officers including one trustee for each of three wards, a clerk, a treasurer, and a marshal. The Clerk's signature is Harry Crooke.
For sale one half acre lot on the south side of Race street in Odon Indiana. Terms reasonable. Call on Mrs. Parthene Prewitt for details.
Legal notices show Medi Danner Co and other firms listed in drug related proceedings with unspecified actions pending. Authorities request standard filings and prompt responses from involved parties.
Auction note listing a 12 horse stationary boiler with injector and fittings, cider mill, grinding machine, and plow point grinder. Also offers a 10 horse engine, 40 acres of soil, fruit trees and buildings near Odor, selling cheap or trade for lumber. Includes a salve advertisement by W L Stoy and a coffee claim.
Mrs Michael Curtain of Illinois says she caught cold that settled in her lungs and was treated for two months. She was a hopeless consumptive untilUr Kings New Discovery cured her after ten bottles. Free trial bottles offered at W L Stays Drug Store. Large bottles 50 and 13
In the Daviess Circuit Court May term 1890 Josph Laughlin executor of Susannah Howard decedents last will presented and filed his account for partial settlement of the estate. The court will examine the accounts on May 5 1890 at Washington Indiana. All heirs creditors and interested parties must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Clerk JJ Lacy witnessed seal of the court.
Postmaster Postmaster of Indaville Indiana writes that Electric Bitters cured kidney and liver trouble and improved wellbeing. Farmer John Lastie and hardware merchant J W Gardiner endorse the remedy for renewed strength and health. Available at W L Stoy's Drug Store for 50 cents a bottle.
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