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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1899
Page
5
A local livery has been fully re fitted and receives new houses vehicles and hartels. The overhaul introduces updated stables and transport amenities, signaling improvements in service capacity and modernization.
The public is respectfully solicited to patronize boarding and feed services and is invited to give a trial of the offerings. The notice emphasizes customer consideration and encourages initial engagement.
Local notes from April 6 1899 advertise roasted coffee and prune offers at Doster s, sewing machines via Billy McClure, and wood and blacksmith services at LE D Wood s shop. Visitors Mrs Mira Hunt and Mrs Pilligd. Chickel to New York for lectures. horses shipped to Battata Abondiy. W W Wilkinson from Chicago. furniture ads at McCree s. Kate Hall new blacksmith at Clyde Stroh s shop. Clyde Strul shop road horse care.
Bulk garden seeds at Doster's. Vor stationery and achual supplies seen at Folletts. Full line of canned goods and dried fruits at Doster's. Jacob Michael has a load of fine horses ready to ship. Clyde Stroh's new blacksmith services offered. Arthur Ainsley moved into Cameron's drug store rooms. Billy McClue sells affordable hillfort furniture. Alice Byne Co. extending business to neighboring towns. at Hall's opera house all next week. New designs in wall paper at Cameron's drug store. G. A. R. flag at half mast for soldiers who fell at Santiago. Alice Martin to wed Dr. Wolfe on April 8. Box social yields nearly twenty dollars. Dr. Wolfe invites to Ohio Dental College commencement on April 12. Piano tuning and repair by Ll make Fremont in July or August. References to New England Conservatory or A B Smith Akron. Alice Byne Dramatic Co. at the Opera house all week with moving pictures and grapophone. tickets 10 cents to all. Opening night of The Widow McGinty drew a large crowd. Santa Michael singled out for bouquet. Proceeds about six dollars to fund depot sidewalk. Shofeldt writes on Chinese pagodas in April Overland. Bashford notes Walters of the Northwest. Lockwood recalls patrols in Sierra reservations. Leo V. Chapin on Last Days of Old John Brown with material from abolitionist’s daughter.
Entries report new window shades at Cameron's, travels of Rev. A. Cone to a conference in Decatur, visits by Mrs. Claude Douglass to Angola and Mrs. Wi Carr from Montgomery, and local shop notes for harness. A child ingested carbolic acid but survived with prompt medical aid. A. A. Foster faces charges at the M I conference in session at Decatur. Readers are urged to trust Chamberlains Cough Remedy for colds. Dr S C Wore announces a new dental office opening in Angola around April 25 with weekly Fremont visits.
Knauss and Dewey offer a full 30 volume Britannica with five introductory supplement volumes. The set is shown in their store and is available by mail for details. Limited quantities remain, so interested buyers should act quickly.
A Marshall Michigan resident testifies to relief from six years of dyspepsia and nervousness after using Drake's Dyspepsia Cure and Nerve Restorer. He reports immediate improvement, better sleep, and renewed appetite. The note appears in local ads alongside Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Laxative Bromo Quinine promotions.
New spring and summer goods on display featuring colored dress fabrics cashmeres serges jancy plaids jancy percules silk stripe ginghams and other novelties. Also extensive dress trimmings fancy silks laces ribbons hosiery plain and fancy.
Fragmentary text references a Pacific theater area, photographs by riot photographers, and various names and places. The passage is damaged and garbled, yielding no verifiable event, date, or coherent report to summarize with confidence.
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