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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1899
Page
5
Mrs. Andrew Keller has pneumonia. Local trades advertise steam laundry and clothing bargains. News covers politics, schooling, marriages, deaths, farm notices, sales and insurance agents with many named people and places across Corydon and surrounding townships.
Readers get free medical Q and A from J C Ayers Co. notices include local elections, appointments, railway contracts, a state fair date, obituaries, and short classifieds. Mentions Elmer Reed, S A Beals, and Corydon events with broader Indiana links.
Groor's TastELess CHILL Tonic pitched as the best remedy for chills and fever. The price is 50 cents at L. A. AreLy & Son with claims it never fails to cure and dismisses imitations.
For clothing cheap, visit M Griffin Co to view stock. Names listed include Orange Blossoms, Chas W Lampe, Louise E Bube, Chas M Goss, and Annie M Thevenot. Local notice invites shoppers to inspect offerings and prices.
A large clearance sale is on at the Hub featuring winter hosiery for ladies misses children and men to close out stock.
Auditor Harrison County transfers 142 acres to John Taylor. Barbara A Pennington conveys 7415 acres to Hannah M Ferock for 5 dollars. Martha and Win Colglazier transfer property to John T Bird tied to Depauw with a 50 dollar amount.
Ad note for Laxative Brono Quinine Tablets claiming money back refund if not effective. Mentions genuine tablets with L. B. on each tablet and lists L. A. Hiely & Son as the seller.
An early advertises gloves and ribbons with pricing at 50c, 59c, 75c, 6s, and 1.25 to 1.50 dollars. It notes ribbons from mills in various late effects as they appear.
The choicest dress goods remnants are laid out on tables with prices halved or quartered to clear stock. Early buyers secure the best picks as items move quickly.
A short note highlights a selection of cloaks for children offered at low prices. The item emphasizes affordable options for youngsters, noting the store aims to meet the needs of young shoppers with value buys.
Hosiery is a great forte with numerous lines made and bought direct from mills. The store offers the lowest prices and a large selection of popular corsets including glove-fitting styles from Warner's R G W B and others.
Local mill and nearby facility offer damaged blankets at quick-sale prices. Broad assortment includes wool skirts priced at 39c and 75c, plus short lengths of jeans from New Albany Woolen Mills.
A department announces an improved stock this spring with a first shipment of new dress skirts and wrappers. Shoppers can find stylish ready made garments at popular prices.
We wish all our Harrison county friends a Happy New Year and express appreciation for your liberal patronage. We will merit your good will in the coming year with better store facilities and improved service. Agents for Butterick Patterns and publications.
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