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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1895
Page
2
The Eaale Pus issues every Thursday the Sa hing Company. Local notices cost five cents per line per insertion. Advertising bills are payable monthly. Subscriptions in advance: one year one dollar six months sixty four three months. Duplicate copies if not paid in advance. Publication rights for legal ads can be designated by interested parties.
A local appeal urges debt payers to settle accounts with Excur as paper finances rely on reader payments. It also discusses fire protection costs and advocates waterworks investment. A union church camp meeting at Jones Grove near Fremont and Angola is announced with Rev. Ralph C. Jones leading services and varied topics planned. Reports cite Dr King's New Discovery curing coughs and consumptions with testimonials and free trials at McKeehen's drug store.
Old people needing medicine to regulate bowels and kidneys may find relief with Electric Bitters a non intoxicating tonic. It acts mildly on stomach and bowels, strengthens organs, aids digestion, and supports Nature in function. Price fifty cents per bottle at McKeehen's drug store.
The Fremont Township Trustees report covers receipts and expenditures for the year ending August 1805 with Chauncy Young as trustee and includes sworn affidavits. Baseball notes discuss Fremont and Angola rivalries, game summaries, and player movements including Allen, Lemmon, Pifer, Glime, and local signings with Ohio and Toledo connections.
Numerous patent medicines and tonics are promoted by McKeehen and others, touting cures for "consumption" asthma colds and dyspepsia. Promotions include free samples and low excursion fares to events, with notices for DeWitt's Colic & Cholera Cure and Bacon's Celery King. An item mentions Miss Minule Stroh visiting Miss Maud Stroh in Crawfordsville.
An advertisement lists prices for copper and tin items, wash basins, pots, kettle, tin cups, hardware like nails, pliers, files, horse rasps, wire clothes line, pocket knives, and a double action revolver detail. The column markets low prices on utilitarian goods and tools.
A book detailing Ohio Central Lines coverage notes sixteen thousand miles of transport. A correction praises Dr A P Betts for skilled care after a prior unjust reflection. Local readers are invited to submit county league standings guesses by August 20.
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