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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1899
Page
4
Local store promotes ex tra fine men’s suits in all wool serges cassimeres and worsteds from 7.50 to 12 with Italian mine details. Fifteen styles shown plus dress pants at 15. Youth and children’s lines marketed. Emphasizes tailoring quality and value.
Corydon Democra t reports a flood of local items including illnesses of Uncle Nick Peters and others, farm incidents, weather events, church notices, auctions, and community updates. Names such as Nick Peters, Miss Nettie Hiser, Mrs Henry Taylor, and Doctor Hilgemann appear among many regional residents and happenings.
W J Bullett reports the Head Camp of Modern Woodmen meeting in Kansas City drew 30 000 with Mr Bryan speaker. Corydon Sorosis Club banquet closed year with prize awards and a decorative center. several officers not re elected. Highway changes and local appointments noted including a road opening and new superintendent of the poor asylum. bids for supplies awarded. private sale planned for growing russ crop on Wise farm.
A long list advertises ice cream freezers, doors and windows, paints from John W. Masury and Hammar brands, timber, farm tools, pumps, churning machines, and a range of International stock foods and cures for livestock. The ad promises low prices, honest goods, and broad stock in the county.
The shirt waist girl shines this summer in fresh dressy styles. Our inventory offers fashionable, correctly styled shirts and waists at competitive prices, suitable for society events. An inspection is advised to find the right fit and price.
Shop offers year round stock with many new weaves in crepons small silk figured fabrics mohair and wool blends. Includes special lines in black serges and Lenriettas.
Ready made skirts suits and wrappers occupy an important position in our store with prices always reasonable.
A large shipment of white ground corded dimity offered in many patterns including floral designs sprays and stripes and a sheer fabric. Normally 74 to 10 cents a yard, offered at a single price of 5 cents a yard.
The store highlights thousands of thin cool wash fabrics as it shifts focus to summer inventory for the coming weeks.
A brief notice urges readers to mail in requests for any size order and promises a response for all inquiries, emphasizing accessibility for small orders and inviting correspondence.
The annual meeting will be held Tuesday evening June 27 1899. Officers will report and two directors will be elected. To prepare the report books close June 19 all payments after that date go to the new year. Delinquencies should be minimized. payments on loans urged by June 19. S Prruimer Secretary.
A Erie resident sprained a left hip while moving boxes and, after doctors misdiagnosed rheumatism, found rapid relief with Chamberlain's Pain Balm. One half of a 50 cent bottle allegedly cured the ailment, leading to a broad endorsement and sale by E. S. Crosier, Druggist.
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