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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1900
Page
1
Sapinskys promotes an ongoing summer clearance with new lines and deep cuts. The ad touts a high standard of goods, low seasonal prices, and vast reductions with many offerings not all cited due to volume.
A listing of boys knee pants cut to 12e boys wash suits and jackets with wool-tired jeans and Scotch pants, plus men’s wool garments and fancy blouses, all described as cut to various sizes and styles.
A prominent local store claims status as New Albany's biggest and busiest with a prime corner location on State and Main Streets. The ad-like notice touts scale and high traffic area to attract shoppers and tenants.
The piece mocks Republicans defending a large standing army as safe because it would be American boys. Champ Clark counters with historical examples showing armies shaped nations. It notes Durbin’s Corners visit, sugar trust profits, and a Kentucky GOP shift toward Bryan and the Democratic ticket.
A Passion Play exhibition will be held at St Michael's Catholic Church in Bradford on Sunday August 8th 1900 at 2 o'clock to support the church. The Passion Play Exhibition Co will present Cineograph moving pictures of Christ's life from birth to resurrection. Admission prices are 10 cents for children 25 cents general 35 cents reserve seats. A large crowd is expected.
The Better Mrc Co successor to Corydon Spoke Co seeks one million feet of white oak thickory and poplar logs and one million white oak and hickory spokes. Agency location not specified, contact jy25-5t for details.
Ed Funk closes drug store. ZT Mowery buys organ Aim Bullett. Corydon visitor Aim Bullett. Prof Thomas Souner and family visit relatives. Thomas Cunningham leaves for Knox county. Lena Mathews and sons visit Louisville. Dr A Laughlin returns from Alton. Jennie Watkins visiting Jeffersonville relatives. John Woodward and Nell Fleshman wed by Squire Sherrill. Frankie Watkins returns from Jeffersonville. Excursion to Steamer Sunshine attended. Boschee's German Syrup offered free sample to adults with note on limits. John C Graves farm for sale near Corydon Junction. contact Mason W Funk. juné6 jy25-21
Central reports farmers plowing for fall seeding while a Sunday school celebration is planned in the grove near Central on Sunday. Geo. Watson visits Meade county this week as contractors Fisher and Beanblosom start work on the new school house. Rev. Keagy hosts a week of meetings at the Congregational church with an ordination service set for August 25 28 and several ministers from northern Rhode Island will attend.
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