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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1899
Page
5
At 7.50 an ex tra fine wool suit is offered in serges cassimeres and worsteds with Italian linings. Fifteen styles available plus better grades at 16 and 12. Men can buy all wool suits as low as 5.00 and all wool light color pants at 1.45. Youth and children's clothing lines are strong. Come see.
A dense local page records farm sales and repairs, court activity, family moves, school and church notices, trades, arrivals and departures, and community events. It notes plumbing and lumber needs, crop conditions, road quality, and local personalities including judges, ministers, and merchants.
D B Nearts proprietor announces lease of the Kiefer property at 113 East Market Street a short distance west of Reibel Stand. The saloon restaurant and lodging offer early breakfast and meals at all hours, refitted and newly furnished for old friends and newcomers.
Notice is given that a meeting of stockholders of the Louisville New Albany and Corydon Railroad Company will be held at its Corydon Indiana office on Monday June 5 1899 between 8 am and 4 pm for electing directors and other business. M. J. OConner president Attest Hugh T. OConner secretary.
The shirt waist silhouette dominates this year advancing beyond old fashioned lines. The feature garment remains the society standard, with emphasis on correct styling and affordable pricing. Inspect our Shirt Waists for fashion forward fit and value.
Black Dress Goods announces year round stock with many new crepons small silk figured goods and mohair and wool mixtures. Special lines in black serges and Henriettas displayed.
A large shipment of white ground corded dimity in many patterns and a beautiful sheer fabric offered at one low price of 5 cents per yard. Regular prices ranged from 74 to 10 cents, now reduced to 5 cents, with a single sale price of 5 cents per yard.
A local fabric store emphasizes thin cool wash fabrics as it pivots to summer stock over the coming weeks. The shop prioritizes selection for hot weather garments and related materials.
Readers are urged to write with any mail order needs, no matter how small the item. The note invites correspondence and assures attentive service for all inquiries.
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