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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1901
Page
1
A New Albany retailer promotes an exceptional Spring stock and invites customers to inspect and compare it with others. The message urges readers to visit this week to see the new outfits and avoid conspicuous old clothes.
Let your Easter hats be one of our Knoxalls at two dollars or Howards at eighty three cents each. The best value in the world for the price.
The ad promotes Princely shirts at 50 65 and 75 cents with a plaited bosom Madras novelty described as a thing of beauty. Eureka shirts are touted as the best one dollar shirt in the world available in oxblood heliotrope and other soft bosom shades.
Shoppers urged to select an Easter tie early before stock is picked over. Handsome ties attract buyers with two price points of 25 cents and 50 cents.
Measles reported in Burnvillee C N Maymon. C J Fouts travels to Corydon on business. Miss Bess Kepley visits relatives from New Albany. Mr and Mrs Chas Sappenfield visit Galena. Spencer Jenkins buys Wilford Byrne’s farm. Mrs Stella Sappenfield visits near Depauw. Jeff Engleman of Galena visits O J Byrne. Albert Utz loses finger in cutting box. Millard Flickner to move to Chas Harmon’s farm near Georgetown. Miss Laura Lagle visits uncle T P Fouts. M A Hazzard to resume wagon factory work in Corydon Monday. S O Mosier and Frank Martin plan to build dwellings this Spring. Jim Mosier of Indianapolis visits mother Sarah Mosier north of town. Elsie Fouts and Lee Argenbright visit Carrie Fouts near Corydon Junction.
Dick Humphrey has gone to the orphan's home. Ed Fowler improves his farm with fruit trees. Mrs. Martha Beanblossom visited friends in Brandenburg last week. Miss Rosa Funkhouser returns from the berg after music lessons. Seek the original De Witt Witch Haze Salve for piles skin diseases. L. A. Ruary Box.
The Oliver Chilled Plow Works agency opens at Corydon with Bulleit Implement Co and multiple branches selling Genuine Oliver plows and repairs. Listed dealers include D C Gwartney Mauckport Geo B Byrum Laconia Wm Johns Rehoboth Wim Heckleman N Middletown Henry Richert Utan Schafer Rheinhardt Laneville Jeff Blankenbaker Crandall J D Davis Corydon Junction Ed Davis Ramsey S T Briscoe Co Depauw Geo Montgomery N Amsterdam Peter Fink Convenience Wm Blake Central J F Habermel Bradford. No 20 plows priced at 800 with points 30c.
F P Moran of Petersburg Virginia praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for children with bad coughs and whooping cough saying it gives perfect satisfaction and contains no opium or harmful drug. Sold at Crousier's Corner drug store.
Prof Hester of the State Board of Education examined Corydon High School and a commission was granted at Friday's meeting. This allows graduates to gain admission to the State University without an entrance exam. The school had lacked one teacher, now supplied by the school board.
The Republi can editor mocks Democrats for politicizing city affairs while noting Republican leaders call for a town ticket. He contrasts Friedley inviting all to nominate with Readers inviting Republicans only, urging reflection on partisan organizing in municipal matters.
The Hub ad announces sale of all real estate belonging to the late Reinhart Zeller in and near Lanesville Indiana. The listing includes a house and lot in Lanesville a house and six acre tract west of Lanesville and a house and lot across the pike. Terms will be arranged to suit buyers. Inquire of John Zeller Lanesville Ind.
Notice announces a regular meeting on Saturday evening April 13 1901 to elect three camp managers. Witness dated April 3 1901 with Clerk Emery H Breepen seal. Also includes an advertisement for Kedol Dyspepsia Cure by La Rusty & Son touting cure for indigestion and neuralgia.
The store advertises a complete line of steel ranges and cook stoves, a selection of harness, horse collars and pads, whips and saddles, tin roofing and guttering, bicycles with repairs, and a car-load of horse shoe fertilizer from Alex Miller & Co. Also mentions buggy and carriage items and repairs.
C A Watson opens a grocery shop at Market and Walnut offering fresh produce with rock bottom prices. Call to inspect and compare before buying or selling. invest and be satisfied.
The fragment lists individuals such as Joshua Emma Smith, J. Slaughterback, Louella J. Borden, A Yeager, Rosa Flora, Khatin, Luke Smoots, John B Bowling and Martha E Brinley with unclear contexts or roles. No dates or places are provided.
The undersigned Watson & Thomas offer to furnish all kinds of building lumber on short notice. They will cut barn or house patterns to order and invite orders at their mill in Heth township.
Buff Leghorn and Barred Plymouth Rock eggs offered at 1.00 per fifteen and 1.50 for thirty. Delivery available at Corydon or along the New Albany and Corydon Stage Line. Breckenridge, Indiana breeder Joan J. Rochner requests fine stock inquiries.
Mrs E Lemmon moves her milliner shop to a new brick building on South Market Street near the fair ground bridge. She invites former customers and the public to view her spring millinery stock, all new and stylish.
The undersigned calls all parties owing them for last Spring's colts to call at this office at once and settle either by cash or note. Isaac & Josera LAHvE.
The Lord's Supper is set for Easter morning at Mt Solomon at 10 30 and at Hickmans school house at 3 pm with a congregational meeting Saturday before Easter at 2 pm. Members are urged to attend. L O Pearce J J Bullett Son advertise building supplies and prices. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve counterfeits warned against. The Spring normal term opens with 100 plus students. J J Bullett Son promote leading paint brands. DeWitts Little Early Risers praised for liver and bowel relief. New stock of wagons and surveying gear on display Beavert Ins Co.
An advertisement invites readers to learn what Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin can do. Readers can visit the store or call for a trial bottle. Ten doses cost 10 cents and are available at all druggists.
F C Jordan Corydon Indiana offers Eggs for hatching White and Barred Plymouth Rocks and Single Comb Brown Leghorn eggs at fifty cents per setting. Mra C J VanDeusen Kilbourn Wis reports relief after using Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets sold at Cresier's Corner drug store. Samples free. J J Bullett Son advertise 1500 doors and windows to be sold below wholesale price.
A local passage promotes Sarsaparilla and Iron as a great spring tonic and body builder. The ad lists J. P. isterling Druggist Corydon Junction Malta Buckeye and John Deere as featured brands alongside the Bullett Implement Store.
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