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Newspaper
New Ross Mail
Location
New Ross, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1899
Page
4
We can suit you for 5 10 or 20 dollars according to taste or pocketbook at a moment's notice. The Big Store offers best material and workmanship with up to date fit and style. We guarantee better value for the same money or less elsewhere. UF sells suits valued at 7 50 8 and 16.
A local retailer announces discounts on suits and pants with bold price tags. Odd pants and fancy vests reduced. Store highlights high end Suits priced at 750 and 1000 with emphasis on quality and selection. Customers urged to inquire about available records and models.
Jamestown updates cover shop changes, property fires, and social notes. Items include O W Bush sale of restaurant, George Piersol illness, bibbed many townsfolk travel plans, and public petitions for mail service while urging sidewalk and street improvements. The column notes business moves, local visits, and a bankruptcy petition by W F Taylor from Thorntown to Lebanon.
Goods to Mr Adler prompt litigation looms as Adler presses terms. Editor Warner of the Danville Dispatch was beaten by John Schelly following an article in the Indianapolis Sun. The wife of Dr C P Whorley of Lebanon died within an hour after leaping from a bogey while the doctor’s horse tried to run away. William Garner, resident two years, returned to North Carolina last Monday. Ed Bean of Crawfordsville and his companion Miss Grace Francis visited friends Sunday. The Shiloh church lot is offered at 30 dollars with over three quarters of an acre and a good well. The Red Men hall at Advance hosts a Shiloh church benefit tomorrow night with music by the Advance band and a hoped-for large turnout.
A stream of local items covers Mark Wall and Mollie Canada’s illness and recent travels. Edger Bean, Neal Day, and Ova McDaniel are noted among neighborhood movements, with mentions of a cow purchase, a mule accident, and a runaway team near Bana Davis.
Millard Hedge threshing clover seed last week. Lawson Brown hauling laws to Jamestown this week. Nath Delano and wife visited here Sunday. Jesse Pyles hauling tomatoes to the canning factory at Advance. Ed Hamilton made a business trip to Crawfordsville last Wednesday. Charley Miller's baby died last Friday and was buried in Mt Zion cemetery Saturday. Weldon and Dean finished threshing clover around Lafayette and returned home Friday.
The item notes illnesses and injuries among residents including malaria for Mrs Elma Dale and two year old back injury for Jim Patterson. Visitors include Irwin Huddleston and Mrs J W Gregory with Henry Bursett hosting. A large Baptist association gathering features several preachers and lively preaching.
William Conner and wife spent the week in Lebanon. Local youths attended an ice-cream social hosted by Claude Clark last Wednesday. Myrtle Henry visited her brother Floyd at Litton and Mrs. Henry joined James Henry on business. Miss Lillian McLean hosted a moonlit lawn social last Thursday with Japanese lanterns, decorated tables, and refreshments including ice cream cake lemonade and fruits.
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