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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1901
Page
5
Dry goods and groceries tempt shoppers with Snow White Pile Ointment cures and Pil cements at Miller and Bulleit stores. F. Hurst visits Kentucky while M. Griffin offers hats and clothing sales. Ice cream suppers and house for sale draw crowds as community notices and marriages appear among farm work plans and local trades.
Bradford deputy assessor appointment. Posey township strawberries noted as abundant. marriages births and illnesses reported. Ramsey Milltown ball game 22 to 5. medical, legal and business notices. crop and property updates. community events and travels of locals.
Five day trial of a five drawer drop head sewing machine with all attachments and ten year warranty. Claiming modern improvements and superior finish, it outperforms machines costing fifty dollars and invites customers to inspect, promising satisfaction.
We made two purchases from an overloaded wholesale house and offer about 1500 samples of Summer Underwear for men women and children. Very little soil, sold at half price. Ladies Vests priced 21 2c 4c d¢ 7c 10c 1c 20c 25c 38c. Men Undershirts 10c 15c 20c 25c 38c. Values shown as high as 75c. Immense variety available.
We bought 700 shawls and scarfs at under 25c on the dollar. One selection of all wool shawls and silk embroidered scarfs at 25c each. All wool black cashmere shawls worth $2.00 at 50c. Silk fringe cashmere shawls at $1. A fine cashmere shawl worth $6.00 at $1.50. Visit Albany store for end of season bargains. Butterick's July patterns are in.
County Assessor John F. Habermel shifts from the classified rate to true cash value assessment under the 1891 tax law. The change uncovers previously untaxed property, including cross ties lumber and logs, increasing the county tax list by about 200000 dollars and reflecting efficient county assessment work.
L West of Milan Tennessee and R L Grosheider of New Albany purchase Posey township crops including Farnsley brothers berries for Charles Hoff man Chicago. West says finest berries come from Farnsley brothers and nearby growers, shipped from Florida to Wisconsin.
John F Williams of Deprauw Spencer township Harrison county Indiana will apply July 1903 to Harrison county Board of Commissioners for license to sell intoxicating liquors in the lower front room of a 15 by 15 feet frame building on lot 29 Main street De puaw Spencer township. The room is on the ground floor with eight foot ceiling and three windows and one door.
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