Wakarusa Sun notes local life and mischief in 1875
In a bustling Elkhart County bulletin a busy agricultural town shares harvest news, shop chatter, and social happenings. The issue highlights a Bowery Dance, local dental and medical moves, a tax audit applaud, a buggy accident, and a monument commission, with notices from merchants, editors, and residents.
New Prints and Fabrics Arrive for Sale
5000 yards of new Prints from 7 to 10 cents per yard. 3000 yards of broadway sheet ing. New wheat sacks by the 100. 1500 yards shirting and denims just received. Brubaker’s Lot’s must be sold or given away.
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Local merchants pledge quick sales and small profits
A public notice from a local trader thanks customers for past patronage and promises continued economy for consumers through lower prices and broader trade. The message emphasizes affordable goods and gratitude for support.
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