January Clearing Sale Reductions Announced
January 1896 sale begins January 1 and runs through the month with quarters off silk handkerchiefs and mufflers. The notice highlights department-wide price cuts as goods are cleared out.
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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1896
Page
4
January 1896 sale begins January 1 and runs through the month with quarters off silk handkerchiefs and mufflers. The notice highlights department-wide price cuts as goods are cleared out.
Largest line of boots and shoes shown in Fremont with prices described as unbeatable. Customers urged to visit early to secure best selections before assortments are broken and goods go below cost. No coupons accepted on this sale.
J W Schaeffer ad noted. Henry Pilliod in Sianton Ohio this week. Miss Tenna Dygert home from Fort Wayne. Mrs C Dewey returned to Hilladale Michigan. Boots at bottom prices at J P Isemhower. Pearl white 86 piece sets $51.75 at New Art Store. Old newspapers at Eacex office for sale. Goff renews Muskegon Heights subscription to HaGue. W N McKeehen sends Eacle to Rev D L Sanborn for a year. Mrs Phil Peppiatt Willis Michigan sends a dollar for Baauer renewal. Frank Burdick trades jewelry for wood if you hurry. E B Noyen presents daughter Mrs Thomas with three months trial to Eacx Gall. See horse blankets and robes, largest Fremont stock. J H Hant & Son. Mrs Kepler taken to Richmond hospital last Friday. Wish for speedy recovery. Come see the Bills they will sell more and better goods for less. McClue Ackerman Boor dress goods and clothing at reduced prices for two weeks. See their ads for prices. Mrs J H Wilder calls for her sister Mrs C Wilder health improving. Daughters Mrs F M Brown and Mrs B P Sprague with her. Wesley Repperd and Dorr Norton had a misunderstanding last Friday but friends ended hostilities.
A collage of shop offers and community items includes groceries at East Market and J P Briber ally, new dinnerware at New Art Store, job ad at Emory Brownell, church notices for M E and Evangelical services, a fire at Ben Straw home, a fatal streetcar accident involving N T Wilder, revival plans, and local reminiscences plus a note on Mrs Straw’s loss and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy.
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepain as a remedy for stomach disorders including constipation and indigestion. It offers a 10 cent trial (10 doses) plus 5 cent and $1 sizes at McKeehen’s, with a testimonial from J W Pierce of Republic Indiana praising One Minute Cough Cure.
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