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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1894
Page
3
An advertisement lists deep reductions on fabrics and garments including Flannel Dress Materials Muslin and Shirting. It promotes good quality items at low prices with ranges from 4c to $2.00 and highlights items such as Merino underwear and silk handkerchiefs.
A local retailer announces closing out prices on children youth and men clothing including cloaks jackets and suits for all ages. Stocks heavily reduced from children’s suits to men’s overcoats with many items priced from one to fourteen dollars and more.
The largest line of boots and shoes ever shown in Fremont includes Ladies Dongola Pat Leather Tip Shoes from 1.25 to 2.74, Men's Congress and Ball from 1.25 to 4.00, and all wool felt boot with 4 stays priced around 900.
Local grocery pages list staples including Extra C Sugar 4c White Sugar 4ic Standard Granulated Sugar 1c Gold Dust 4lb package 20c and Strictly Pure Baking Powder 20c. This ad highlights household essentials and prices from the store catalog.
W L Scott Co Fred Walter in town this week,O Mundy hosting friends from Ohio,A Lane sells feed for 4 cents per unit,Baled hay at A Pilliod's Feed Store. Chadwickie in Mass on business. Harry Reynolds back to Lemont last week. Onions cheap ten cents per peck. Amos Walter related items. 492000000 mortgage recorded at Fort Wayne last Saturday. Jennie Schaffer to Auburn this week. Writing tablets for school at E D Ackerman's. Hallie Butler of Montgomery visiting Maude Stroh. Various social visits and institute events noted in Angola and nearby towns. Subscription drive for wood noted. Pure jelly at Ackerman's. Miss Fritz visiting York Centre. S Corwin and family Left for Hudson Ind. Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sheets visited over Sunday. Miss Black of Montgomery visiting. Maude Stroh attended institute at Angola. Mrs. S A Burdick visiting Hillsdale over Sunday. Hon Emory G Melendy and E B Follett left for Indianapolis. J H Hall & Son stock of horse blankets and robes advertised. New shoes advertised for cash at J P Isenhower's. Endeavor meeting at Floy McKeehen home Friday. S S concert at M E church well attended. program noted. Local items wrap up with a note on the town’s fun.
The column records brisk trade with carloads of livestock shipped and a general revival mood. It notes Rev. Ralph C. Jones returning from West Virginia and upcoming M E church service, plus many small ads and calls for payments, private secretaries, and fire protection petitions. Goff & Co. promotes low prices and local services.
A reader recalls chronic nervousness and insomnia improved by Restorative Nervine, claiming it saved a life and eased headaches. The note credits the remedy for restoring hope and wellness after long suffering from nervous ailments.
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