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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1900
Page
5
Es Luckett announces a new sale alongside closings and mid summer clearances. The note hints at a forthcoming inaugural savings event shaping as a major promotional push.
Luckett's new Mill street shop advertises a continuous sale on gents' furnishings. The store advertises mid-summer shirts fancy hosiery and a complete line of tailor-made menswear with a call to visit and be convinced.
Local tidbits report Corydon residents visiting relatives in Central Van Morris sells a laundry outlet to George Berryman Maurice Griffin enjoys a few days outing at Bay View Mich Blanche Sins and Katie Baker visit friends in Corydon and Ramsey Neale Funk visits sister Mrs Goldman A child dies in Spencer township Various locals buy sell and visit including Linder new business location and a forthcoming property sale in New Middletown Several tiny items mention travel education and a horse accident near the depot
Community updates include visits by families to John R White in Ramsey and Emma Buchanan in Corydon, deaths of John T Creed in Denver and Rev John Winders in Jackson Twp, a Boone County timber accident endangering Henry Saddler, and various church, school, and fair activities with local business promotions and announcements.
Reports include Isaac Goodman death at Blue River township and Levi Engleman of Floyd county passing at 72 with burial at St Johns church. Mentions Amos and Will Lemmon and Corydon visitors planning a $20,000 hotel at Sulphur Wells. Also J H Smoots returns from Idaho, Chamberlain’s remedy promotion, and church banners won by Corydon’s Christian Endeavor Society. A 116 acre farm near the Ohio river is offered for 1650 by court order.
Mrs Elizabeth Breese, long troubled by rheumatism, died last Monday after four months with her daughter Mrs S M Miller. Her remains were interred at Elizabeth yesterday. She leaves seven children and was 63 years old.
A Falls City retailer markets carpets, rugs, mattings, and floor cloths with low cash prices. The ad promotes Brussels and ingrain carpets, fall matting designs, oil cloths, linoleums, window shades, and lace curtains. It notes a large stock of dry goods, notions, cloaks, and blankets, and mentions agents for Butterick patterns.
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