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Newspaper
The Democratic Press
Location
Eaton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1895
Page
3
D M Clewell extends New Year wishes to friends and patrons dated January 2 1895. The message blends cordial greetings with reflections on past trials and hopeful prospects, noting 30 years of close daily relations and announcing a post holiday reorganization and remaking of store departments after Christmas trade.
A local retailer promotes deep discounts on ladies and children's cloaks. All stock is new this season and priced at 2.50 dollars per dollar value, with $3, $6, and $7.50 tags after drastic reductions. The store commits to not carrying over any cloaks and to find use for unsold items.
Bargains on wool dress goods priced at 50c, 25c, and 30c per yard. Broadcloth suiting at 50c per yard in navy, myrtle, brown, and oxblood. Shoppers urged to visit and inspect the large stock, with assurance of helpful service and easy showings.
Mrs W G Schoppe and Grant Weigand were proposed for church membership during Sunday services. FP Root of New York visited relatives and returned Monday. Miss Belle VanMeter returns from Sharon Pa to handle spring millinery. Erie freight trains run with no middle brakeman, affecting about thirty men between Kent and Meadville. Rey and Mrs W G Schoppe moved to Waterman property on South Walnut. Daughters Florence and Martha Schoppe arrived from Chicago. Geo Rogers and Jana J Dalrymple fought last Thursday. Dalrymple sustained facial injuries in one round. Ladies Cemetery Association meets Thursday at 2 pm in Riddle Block. election of officers planned. Frank Gallop, formerly Eagle Glass Co secretary, died at Mr Vernon, 1.
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