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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1899
Page
5
A local retailer touts menswear with 7.50 price points for all wool cassimeres and worsteds, claims Italian linings and careful tailoring. They advertise Italian linings, a range of styles, and deeper discounts on all wool dress pants and youth clothing, urging customers to view the lineup for value.
Community mentions include visitors from Buffalo and Washington, farm implements by Bullett Co, Deering mowers, and Garing grain twine. Local deaths include a child in Emers Township. Stores advertise Eureka Poultry Powder, bedding, and fertilizer brands. A Bryan Louisville delegation attended a political meeting. several church events and school commencements are noted.
Frank R. Miller and Phoebe A. Greene wed secretly on January 17 in New Albany and recently introduced as husband and wife at a friend's home. A church and cemetery repair meeting is urged at Heidleberg Reform church on Friday June 16 at 1 30 pm to discuss property purchase by Concre national society. Obituary notes for Mrs Kate Demunheum of Crandall, aged about 15 years, and funeral by Rev Fowler accompany reports of local baseball plans and a reception for Mrs Bryan at the Louisville Hotel.
The list records subscribers paid since the last report including Paul Nolot Frenchtown Jacob Fawver Sharps Mills Jacob Rush Elizabeth Joseph Youhem Sinks Robert Bastey Corinten Bd N Canada Colfax Ind Abrahim Thowas Crandall George Fulner Locust Point Herman Bower Lanesville Philip Hirt dracol Isterling New Salisbury Jo Wabermel Bradford Bertha Laine Campbellsbnurg Ky Mrs John M Edmondson Rimsey L. M. Wayne Rehoboth
Webster township held six graduates at New Middletown M E church with Roy Marsh and May McKin receiving honors. Scott township had four graduates at New Bethel with Gertrude Neely and William Lang honored. Jackson township reported six graduates where Frank Crosby and Elsie Fouts led. Boone township graduated twenty four with Harry Shields and Grace Boone top honors. Hancock hosted a joint Blue River Morgan commencement with Albert Lagle Minnie Routh and Clarence Quebberman Wm Wolfe honored.
Summer goods headline the sale of shirt waists with modern styling that breaks from old lines. The listing praises the shirt waist as fit for any society this year and urges customers to inspect offerings, noting correct and stylish options at right prices.
Black Dress Goods offers year round stock with many new weaves in crepons, small silk figured fabrics, mohair and wool mixtures. Special lines feature black serges and Ilenriettas.
Our catalog highlights ready made skirts suits and wrappers occupying an important store position with prices described as always reasonable.
A five cent Special offers a large shipment of white ground corded dimity in many patterns including floral designs, sprays, and stripes plus a sheer fabric. Normally sold from 74 to 10 cents a yard, our price is only 5 cents per yard.
Our store features thousands of thin cool wash fabrics for the upcoming weeks as we shift focus to summer wash goods. The collection emphasizes light textures and seasonal colors to suit warm weather wardrobes.
A retailer invites readers to write for any size order, stressing willingness to handle even the smallest requests and provide attention to customer mail.
Last Sunday a large turnout from the country joined the decoration exercises at the lodge halls. About 250 members from Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias Modern Woodmen Maccabees and Red Men formed a procession led by the Cornet Band to the cemetery where speakers E H Breeden Rev W G Clinton and Dr Daniel gave addresses and floral tributes were laid on the graves. The day ended with the lodges returning to their halls and officials congratulating the event's success and hoping for continued yearly interest. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve claims to cure piles with lasting effects.
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