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Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1900

Page

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Special sale offers on blankets hats and cloaks

The advertisement features a range of apparel including 114 size all wool blankets at $390 per pair and 124 size cotton chain blankets at 98c per pair. It promotes 25 trimmed hats, 15 street date cloaks, a kerse jacket with storm collar satin lining, and Black Cat children’s stockings emphasizing durability and cost savings.

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Fall Cloaks and Dress Goods At DLA Store

A money saving list for Friday and Saturday invites customers to visit the store for fall cloaks and dress goods with correct prices and styles. The ad promises better style and quality at the best price, emphasizing value for shoppers.

Cloaks and Capes Offer Big Value for Ladies

A sale features 25 ladies jackets at 2.98 with a $450 value, ladies kersey jackets at 5.98 with a $750 valuation, and a finest imported kersey jacket at 9.90. Plush capes 30 inches long priced at 2.98 or 9.80 for larger, with high value comparisons and assorted children’s jackets listed.

Dress Goods Special two days only at low prices

Six styles all wool dress goods with two toned effects priced for two days. 45 inch all wool venetians in blue black brown and grey at 48c, valued at 65e. 45 inch imported prunella granite and perola suitings black and color at $1.00 per yard. Ten yards bleached muslin 5c. Ten yards indigo blue calico 35c. Ten yards Simpson's percales 49c. Also discounts on blank ets hosiery underwear and floor oil cloth for two days.

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Bostonia Sextette and Local Notices Mix

The item notes the Bostonia Sextette Monday night and includes local marriages moves and business notes. It lists sales and obituaries, church news, a campaign tour, and upcoming entertainments at Greensburg and nearby towns.

Bostonia

Home Grown Trees For Sale Near Gainesville

I offer a fine supply of home grown trees including fruit trees shade trees ornamental trees and small fruits. Trees are whole root grafted and grown from buds and grafts taken from bearing trees. Call at my residence on Rushville Pike three miles from town Gainesville or address L B Cochran 4ld Greensburg Ind.

Rushville Pike Gainesville L. B. CochRan Greensburg Ind

Jury finds Charlew Suttles guilty of involuntary manslaughter

The jury convicted Charlew Suttles of involuntary manslaughter in the death of Robert Weaver. He faces a penalty of two to fourteen years in the State reformatory at Jeffersonville.

Charlew’ Suttles Robert Weaver Thursaday State Reformatory Jeffersonville

Telegram Identifies Railroad Victim as R H Myres

A telegram to M F Parsons from L Newkirk of Port Byron N Y says a man was killed on the railroad there and bears the name R H Myres on his collar. The deceased carried an order signed by W K Parker dated October 10 1900 in Greensburg Ind. Parsons arranged a photo of the dead man. Some believe the victim may be Kelly Parker son of Dr J W Parker of Adams.

M. F. Parsons L. Newkirk Port Byron N. Y R. H. Myres W. K. Parker Greensburg Ind Parsons Kelly Parker J. W Parker Adams

Bryan in Louisville shows changing political tides

The Louisville Courier-Journal once called William J. Bryan a dishonest dodger and boy orator. Now it offers no harsh commentary on his latest Louisville speech, though it subtly endorses his candidacy.

Colonel Bryan Kentucky Louisville Courier- Journal William J. Bryan United States Bryan Louisville Courier-Journal Nebraska

Republican meeting in Greensburg features Capt Will E English

Friday night warm and pleasant in the courthouse park hosted a Republican gathering with Capt Will E English of Indianapolis as speaker. English, son of the late William H English, pressed Republican themes while recounting his Civil War service and opposition to imperialism. a crowd of about 1500 responded as Nathan Powell and M D Tackett also spoke, the latter critiquing the Democratic administration.

Court House Capt Will BE. English Indianapolis William H. English Hancock English Congress Joseph Wheeler Alabama Wheeler Santiago Col. Roosevelt Rough Riders San Juan Hill Democratic Party Republican Party Nathan Powell Powell Greensburg Party of Progress’ Co M. D. Tackett Partis Democratic

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