Overcoats on sale in varying prices
Ulsters with storm collar priced at 5 dollars and Beavers and Kerseys listed from 6 to 15 dollars. Special sale urging customers to come and see them while they last.
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Newspaper
New Ross Mail
Location
New Ross, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1899
Page
6
Ulsters with storm collar priced at 5 dollars and Beavers and Kerseys listed from 6 to 15 dollars. Special sale urging customers to come and see them while they last.
Ed Silvers and wife visited J B Magers and wife over Sunday. Nettie Magers returned home after two weeks in Elizaville. George Darnell reports a new post as first coronetist in Ohio state band and a place in Warren Ohio town orchestra. Earl Covey reports 125 bushels of corn cribbed in ten hours. Luther Kelley cribbed 115 bushels sun up to sun down. Sallie Cook died east of town after a year with paralysis and stomach trouble. Burial at I C O F cemetery. Rev W T Brooks at English Ky plans sermons at the Christian church on Jubilee and Mocking God. A bitter divorce suit in Boone county case of J J Booker vs Nancy M Booker described with allegations of infidelity and cruelty. A North Salem riot leaves one dead and one wounded. Will Mackey dies from wounds. Will Ragan wounded. disturbance blamed on Tennessee visitors and local quarrels. shooting occurs in L B Trotter’s drug store and the street.
Editor mocks the cards of thanks custom while noting its social value. The piece cites an Illinois example where a newspaper printed a thanks note after a recent hour of trial at a commencement, raising questions about propriety and scope of gratitude notices.
She describes him as outwardly pleasant yet dictatorial and severe, with episodes of abuse after childbirth. He accused her of infidelity, barred her contact with men, and surveilled her. In July 1898 she left, he struck and choked her, and she seeks divorce, alimony of 8800, and child custody. Attorneys: Clodfelter & Fine.
The Record reflects on town conflicts and the need for harmony while acknowledging sacrifices and lessons. It argues the fight tests principles, urges charity toward a reckless figure, and urges learning from turmoil for communal progress.
The paper blasts a football star amid a flurry of brutal injuries and the public hype surrounding his battered image. It describes bloodied features and violent play while framing him as a reckless national figure.
A promotional notice for a 54x inch panorama album on the Spanish American War. It highlights officers, enlisted life, Red Cross heroines, Havana and Santiago scenes, and local life. The album weighs 12 ounces, mailed with 12 cents postage to U.S. Canada or Mexico. Copy available at Big Four ticket offices in Cincinnati and limited edition.
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