Local Advertisements Highlight Trades and Warnings
Monuments at C H Ginkins marble shop and artistic monuments are advertised. Asbestine for interior painting sold by B F Hurst, with usage instructions. Alex Miller & Co promote tin ware, and McCormick mower shown at their store. Mrs Henry Shuck near Sulphur Well dangerously ill. A $50 000 Corydon fire could fund fire plugs for two decades. Roy O Bannon leaves Posey township for Illinois to work. Wall paper offered at 21 to 50 cents per bolt by S M Miller’s grocer. Building lots for sale and various goods from G Wartney, Red Letter Hotel listings, and equipment from Miller & Co. Mr. and Mrs Conner of English missing Elizabeth friends. Mrs Cook to Louisville for female aid. Artistic monuments and stone work offered at C H Ginkins near Intner Hotel.
Readying sales and notices fill Corydon ads
A crowded snippet page lists furniture deals and paint lines at Rowe Bros, Asbestine by B F Hurst, seeds from Alex Keller, shirts from Keller, boots from Bennett, hats from Bennett, and numerous local buy and sale notices. Health notes include Florence Smith's marriage, Roy Friedley ill, and John Sands in Boone township. County Commissioners meet next Monday and a basilica of local events fills the town.
The Baby’s Fat Save Me Cod Liver Oil Emulsion
A plea describes a baby wasting away with dimples gone and hollows forming. Doctors suspect poor nutrition and a faulty food supply. The text urges Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as the fat that can save the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Spring Millinery Opening Invited Guests
Spring millinery opening announced for Wednesday March 27 1901 with invitation extended to Mrs Luckett. Also notes about B F Zimmerman from Boone township winning first honor at Louisville Medical College and a public sale of Mrs Susan Cahoe's property on April 2 1901. Normal School sixth Spring term opens April 2 with record enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luckett
B. F. Zimmerman
Boone Township
Louisville Medical College
St. Joseph’s Infirmary
Frank
Susan Cahoe
Jackson Township
Normal School
Opening Exhibit Promises Artistic Mil Linery Display
The opening exhibit offers the first test of strength to view work by top mil linery talent. An entirely new departure with months of organization and a promised artistic treat. All stock in the store is attractive with a strong showing of Spring Dress Goods Silks and Wash Fabrics.
Spring opening of Griffin & Co pattern hats and novelties
March 28 marks the spring opening at Maurice Griffin & Co. for pattern hats and novelties. Beginning at 9 a m Imperial Pekin duck eggs are for sale at F O Jordan's harness shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Griffin & Co
F. O. Jordan’s
Hatching Eggs and Ancestral Generations Note
White and barred Plymouth Rocks and single comb Brown Leghorn eggs for hatching offered at fifty cents per setting. Fr. C. Jonpax advertises farm stock. Grandma Sarah Rumbley, 93, heads five living generations including daughter-in-law Sallie Gresham, granddaughter Lucy Meyer, great granddaughter Edna Richert, and a one week old great great grandchild. Also available are tooth cultivators and two horse cultivators at the Bulleit Implement shop.
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Plymouth
F. C. Jonpax
Corydon
Ind
Sarah Rumbley
Walter Q. Gresham
Sallie Gresham
Lucy Meyer
Edna Richert
Sunday Republic showcases world wide news and color features
The Sunday Republic boasts a superior news service, complete in all departments. Its magazine section offers high quality literary pieces and tinted illustrations. Fashion spreads, a colored comic section, and popular sheet music add value for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Republic
Republic
Garden Implements and Seeds at Bullett Implement
Readable notice highlights a sale of garden plows and a variety of garden seeds at Bullett Implement store. Local shoppers invited to browse tools and seed selections for planting season.
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Bullett
Bullett Implement Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
New York
F. A. Bulleit
Democrat
Keller
B. F. Hurst's
C. H. Ginkins’ Marble Shop
Asbestine
B. F. Hurst
McCormick
Alex Miller & Co's
Arthur Bobbitt
The
University
S. M. Miller
Keller's
Henry Shuck
Nye
George Dannenfelser
B. F. Hurst’s
Roy O'Bannon
Posey ‘Township
Illinois
Ts. M. Miller’s
Ee Conner
Alex Miller & Co
Green Mountain Seed
James M. Sree
Gro
K. Gwartney
Red Letter
Swmar
Elizabeth
E. H. Breeden
C. P. Trotter
T. Gibson
B.F Horst’s
H. S. Benhee
New Albany Steam Laundry
Sex Miller & Co
C. H. Ginkins’ Marble
Peller's
C. H. Ginkins
Intner Hotel
Alex Miller & Co’s
Phoenix
John Sands
B. F. Hunsr
B. F. Hart
John Bennett
Tad
Roy Friedley
Mise Florence Smith
John Smith
Lanesville
David Payton
New Albany
James Stewart
Hopkins’ Fertilizers
Bostonian
Guo
K. Gwarrtney
Joan Bennett
Watson
James R Tabler
South
Marble Yard
Edward Hostetter
Milltown
Gen. Gordon
Bennett
C. M. Miller's
Peter Tabler
James R. Tabler
Posey Township
Jacobs
Isaac Reed
Neth Township
Central
Nannie Allen
North Market Street
Luckett’s
C. M. Miller’s
W. G. Clinton and Son
Salem
Annex Minier & Co
W. H. Ketter Co
Habermel
Assessors
Indianapolis
Cloverport
Memphis
Clark County
James Bobbitt
Crawford County
Riely
C. M. Miller
Eugene Troncin
Bullett Implement Co
Stoll
Roscoe Miller
Detroit
Mich
W. F. Colglazier
Palmyra
Miles T. Cooper
Avex Mruuer & Co
John Faith
Laconia
Crosier’s Burying Ground
Old Reliable Monument
Kintner Hotel
John Lind
W. S. Nyz
South Market Street
Kahn Tailoring Co
W. H. Kewner Co
Clarence Ridley
Ft. Thomas, Ky
West Point
Wm. Bryer
Russia
Japan
Hoosier
Campbell
Bulleit Implement Co
Sarah Glasgow
James M. VanHook
Charlestown
T. G. VanHook
Robert McFarland
BoLett SupLemEnt Co
Empire
Rowe Bros
Birmingham
Ala
Spencer
Perry
Crawford
Floyd
Clark
Washington Counties
Charles Hornicle
Taylor Township
Louisville
John L. Wolford
Corydea
Ence
Scott & Bowne
Emis
Pearl St
N.Y
Wedden Dry Goods Co
Busterichs
New Albany, Ind
Easeey
Columbus Carriage and Harness CO
Columbus
Ohio
EAP
Maurice Griffin & CO
Bulleit
Doolittle
R Satem, Inc
Wilcher
Isaac Colglazier
H. A. Depew
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Washington
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