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: DOLLAR ’A'YEAR in ADVANCE ‘FRIDAY, FEBRUARY, 1,192 TELEPHONE CALLS. Business and Editoral OB1CE siemens Private Phone walil 10 p, 2 peesisisereen aN, .Ne.al ADVERTISING RATES. DISPLAY ADB.—150 aingle, colaain Such | Such insertion. Tred position, 2c. READING NOTICES—100 per Ino first Inser tion. ‘Se per Ine eadh itional ingertion. ‘LEGAL ADS,—the uaual legal raves. “Positively no other rules, CARL BRAYFIELD Editor and Publisher” Congreasional, District Coupty a. Jona Royer, George W. Bums ter, Br Am Agitered Family. mid LOTTE HOWARD, ‘Lottie, agéd ‘26 years, daughter of M. H. ‘Howard ‘and a sister of Attorney Edgar A. Howard, died at the home of her uncle, C.D. Hazzard; in Jeffer sonville, last Sunday morning, ot con sumption. «The deceased was a mem ber of the M. E. church, and the funer al occured from Mr. Hazzard's residence Tuesday afternoon, interment being in Walnut Ridge cemetery, DEAD IN MIssOURI POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS RATES. 420,00 6.00 County “Primary May 9th. FOR CONGRESS. _ WILLIAM T. ZENOR, is a candidate for re nomination forction to congress from the Third Congressional District of Indiana, and hereby submits his candidacy to the Dem ocratic voters of Clark county, subject to the Primary Election to be held May 0th, 1g. :REPRESENTATIVE. WE a iathonzed to announce that 'S ZOLLMAN will be a candi date for denomination for re-election to the office Representative of Clark County, In diana, to the State Legislature, subject to the Democratic primary, 1902. are authorized to announce BUR DETTH LUTZ as a candidate for Provo cating Attorney of the Clark Circuit Court, subject to the decision of the Democratic Pri mary, 102. AUDITOR, E are authorized to announce that GEORGE W BADGER will be a candi date for renomination for re-election to the office of Auditor of Clark county, Indian, subject to the Democratic primary. 1992, Ww, are authorized to announce all GEORGE B. PARKS ire candidate for the Democratic nomination for Auditor of Clark county, subject to the Democratic Pri marys 1902, A. G. Cortner died at his home in Atchineon county, Mo., two weeks ago today, held 58 years, leaving a wife and two children. The deceased was a brother of Mrs. FP. M. Carr, wife of Dr. Carr of New Market, and uncle of Cir cuit Clerk Frank Carr, of Jeffersonville, and M. W. Carr, of Charlestown. He moved to Missouri over thirty years ago, and had a nice made that Blate hie home. The immediate cause of hie death was blood powering induced by the breaking of a wen with which hie ‘had been afflicted for forty years. GEoRgE W. HUFFSTETTER, 8h: George W. Huffetetter, or, one of the prominent farmers of Owen township, died at his home near Vestala at Friday, February 1th, 1902. The deceased was born in Owen town smp, December 22d, 1830, and was the only son of Jacob and Hannah Halfatet ter. In 1858 he married: Mia Stellatus A. Bowen, and at this marriage were born eight children, four rene and four daughters, all of whom, except two daughters, curgive. The wifl of the de ceased, who was stricken with pneumo nia some time before the death of her husband, 18 very il, but hope is enter tertained of her recovery. The surviv ing chiidren are David H. Huffetetter, of Charlestown; George. W., Jr.; and’ Harry B. Hufstetter, of Owen town, ship; Carl,a student in the Charles town high school, and Mra. Grace’ Beardsley and Mrs. Stella Rose, Mrs. Ann Wright, of Champaign, Ill, of a later of the deceased, also survives. In early life George W. Hufletetter united with the Christian church at Hi bernia, and later changed his member ship to Olive Branch, and in the little cemetery of the last named church his mortal remains were laid to reat Jaat. Saturday, amid the scenes he had long loved so well, being followed to the grave by many affectionate neighbors and friends and loving relatives. The deceaeed was known as a devoted husband, a noble hearted father and a generous, kind neighbor. No one ever asked a favor at hug hands that was not granted when it lay within his power, and he would suffer inconvenience him self rather then see a neighbor or friend disappointed when a favor was sought ‘trouble. “ Clark county had lost an excellent catizon, the church, a worthy, devoted follower, and the family a great-hearted guide whose place can never be Giled. The Hoosier Hemdetee joins with citizens generally in extending heartfelt Sale for renomination for contesting tote sympathy to the family of the deceased, the Democratic primary, 1902. MRS. CATHERINE ROYER. . s County, (Kas.) Journal. . Died, at her home in this city, Mrs. [John Royer. Aged 70 years, [1 months and ] have WE. are authorized to announce that WIL LIAM T. ARMSTONG will be « candi TREASURER, WE. are authorized to announce that BER NARD A. COLL will be a candidate for fenomination for re-election to the office of Treasurer of Clark county, Indiana, subject to the Democratic primary, 1902. RECORDER. We are authorized to announce that M. H. DUNLEVY, of Monroa township, candidate for Recorder of Clark County, 8 sect to the decision of the Democratic Pri mary Election, 12, SHERIFF, B are authorized to aonoteen that J. A. BUTCHINGS, of Charlestown town ship, is a candidate for Sherif of Clark coun ty, subject to to the decision of the Demo cratic primary, 1902, E are authorized to announce JOHN 5. PERNETT as a candidate for Sheriff of Clark county, Indiana, subject to the Demo cratic primary election, 1002. E are authorized to announce that CAPT. WILLIAM CISCO will be a candidate for Sherif of Clark county, subject to the Demo cratic primary election, 1002. E are authorized to announce that DAVID A BALL is a candidate for sherif of Clark county, subject, tte the Democrat pri mary election of I E are authorized to announce E. T. SAGE, of Utica township, as a candidate for Sherif of Clark county, subject to the vote of the Democratic primary, 1902. auuvumgo: Mary Catherine Lutz was born Feb ruary 19, 1831,in Clark county, Indi ana. She was married to John Roger March 8, 1853. She with her husband at once moved to Jefferson county, Iowa, where they lived for four years when they moved to Marion county, Iowa, residing there until the spring of 1886, when they moved to Rooks county, Kansas, settling near Plainville Her husband, John Royer, died July 14, 1884, since which time she had made her home with her son, L. E. Royer. The deceased was the mother of five children two of whom have preceded her to the world beyond. The three remaining are M.H. Royer, Mo. Val ley, Iowa, Mrs. C. F. Prosser and I. E. Royer, of this place. ‘The deceased in early life united with the Christian church and at the time of r her death was a conecrantious member of the one WAP are authorized to announce that W. W.. |pRévi Young isiuesting with:, deserved : ayoress.in 2thia. work as'an evangelist,” ‘saul;n0 people. are more ‘proud of bis ; ecesded than hin numerous: Charieas!” we tle ds, u : SFA arr nee clun Hayilitiea being'p acala of $200.5
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Charlestown Hoosier Democrat
Charlestown, Indiana, US
Fri, Feb 21, 1902
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