JOHN J MORGAN OFFERS FREE SUIT CHOICES IN GREAT ONE PRICE SALE
In New Albany Indiana John J Morgan promotes a wagon driven crowd puller offering free stock up to the value of the highest priced suit. He will count entrants by wagon and publish names at sale close. The deal invites everyone from baby to grandparent, boasting deep discounts and rapid stock reduction to attract buyers and workers.
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John J. Morgan
Great One Price
Pearl and
Main Streets
New Albany
Ind
Grandpa
Grandma
John J. Morgan’s
One Price
Footwear selection includes men’s, women’s, children’s shoes
A catalog lists a full line of men’s shoes from work to dress priced $1.50 to $3.50. Women’s shoes are described as a large assortment. A special line of boys’ and girls’ school shoes is offered. Rubber goods include rubbers, arctics, storm rubbers, Alaskas, Ball Band line for men.
New Stock Of Skirts For Men And Women
A local retailer announces new stock including men's skirts priced from 1 to 3.75 dollars. The shop also lists a selection of ladies misses and children's cloaks, a new line of ladies underskirts, and a remaining line of ladies skirts.
Death of Mrs. Emma Murr in Greenville
Mrs Emma Murr wife of Rev J C Murr died at her Greenville home on Puesday 1st inst. Her remains were brought here for interment. The M E church funeral was held Wednesday with Dr Poucher delivering the sermon. She died of pulmonary illness after long sickness. Daughter of the late Im manuel Good of Scott township she left two children and was 29 years old and described as living a Christian life.
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Emma Murr
J. C. Murr
Greenville
Puesnay
M. E. Church
Poucher
Immanuel Good
Scott Township
Personal crisis reports expose seven year tally in US
The record notes twenty seven hundred and four thousand forty personal crisis reports in seven years. The text remarks that amid trusts and combinations a young man has little chance to start a business and must remain a wage worker.
Death of Henry Straub in CorNton
Henry Straub aged about 42, deaf and mute and nearly blind, died at his mother Mrs. Robert Baxley home in CorNton on Thursday Nov. 23. Funeral services were held Friday at a Christian church led by John Heth, with burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Miss Nancy Morris of New Albany visits Miss Mary Rowland.
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Henry Straub
Robert Baxley
CorNton
Christain Church
John Heth
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Trey Wagon Offered By Zabel At Lanesville
The Troy Wagon notes a two year seasoned timber Trey Wagon sold by Zabel of Lanesville. It boasts superior workmanship and a reasonable price, claimed as the ideal farm wagon.
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Zabel
Lanesville
Forty Acre Farm Near Ramsey Listed for Sale
Forty acres nearly cleared with house and barn, located one mile northeast of Ramsey. Seller Henry E. Deitrice of New Salisbury Indiana R R No 1 lists the property for sale as of October.
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Ramsey
Henry E. Deitrice
New Salisbury
Ind
R. R. No
Bennett Leads Calcutta Milling Boom In Georgia
Red Clay Ga November report notes Cohutta founder William Bennett, formerly of White Cloud Indiana, has purchased the Steinburg factory in Calcutta. He plans lumber and lath sales with future shinglemaking and box production, offering partnership and promises of large profits. The community welcomes Bennett and his family and encourages others to invest.
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Wm. Bennett
Georgia
Chattanooga News
Red Clay
Cohcutta
Wim. Bennett
White Cloud
Ind
Steinburg
Calcutta
Bennett
Local notes and changes in Dixie area
The snippet records neighborly activity including visitors like William Smoots from Nebraska, before noting the post office at Dixie has been discontinued. It mentions John and Ed Hedges of New Middletown visiting, Alfred Manck’s trip to Knob Creek, a forthcoming wedding for John Danner, his house remodeling, and a new barn being built. The Dixie school under Miss Grace Drown is progressing.
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William Smoots
Nebraska
John
Ed Hedges
New Middletown
Alfred Manck
Knob
John Danner
Grace Drown
Bilious attack relief with Chamberlain tablets sold locally
A local editor reports a severe bilious attack kept him from the office for two days. After failing to improve with his family physician, he took three Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and felt like a new man the next day. The tablets are for sale by C R Watson, successor to E S Crosier. nov
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Chamberlain
H. C. Baruzy
the News
Chapin S. C
C R. Watson
E. S. Crosier
Hoosier Cyclopedia praised for Indiana wide scope
State Senator E E Moore of Connersville compiles the Hoosier Cyclopedia a wide overview of Indiana from official registers to state boards and commissions. The volume includes voting and population statistics historical sketches and legal information with illustrated velvet binding and over 300 pages priced at two dollars postpaid.
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Hoosier Cyclopedia
E. E. Moore
Connersville
Indiana
New Harmony
E.E. Moore
Man Uses King s New Discovery For Consumption
E B Reid of Harmony Me recalls his mother's death from lung trouble tied to consumption. He credits Dr King s New Discovery with preventing serious illness and urges prompt treatment for coughs and colds. Sold at L A Riley Son s drug store with trial bottle free. Christmas sale planned by M E church on December 14 and 15.
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E. B. Reid
Dr. King
Mr. Reid
L. A. Riely & Son
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John J. Morgan’s Great One Price Clothing & Department Store
Wm. Heckelman
New Middleton
ST. Louis
Ouisville
Murr
United States
Troy
Tomre
Yee
Nancy Morris
Mary Rowland
Dixie
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