Holl y Goods display at Bosworth Co with toys
Bosworth & Co. advertises a wide selection of Holl y Goods and toys for boys and girls. The store invites customers to view the new arrivals and enjoy the fresh celery from Nourse’s.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1883
Page
4
Bosworth & Co. advertises a wide selection of Holl y Goods and toys for boys and girls. The store invites customers to view the new arrivals and enjoy the fresh celery from Nourse’s.
Brown's Model Clothing and Bosworth & Co. invite customers to view a large Holiday Goods stock. Men’s overcoats from $2, 25-cent mittens and drawers, and 3000 pairs of boys’ clothing are featured to aid Story County farmers after a poor crop year. Also Bremer Co. Horse Importing Co. displays Cleveland Bays, Clyde Norman and Shire Stallions with new draft horse arrivals after a state fair impression.
A stream of small ads and notices covers Bosworth & Co. thefts by youth in Story County, with two youths arrested for breaking in and stealing whisky and beer. The column also notes church revivals, local politics, and various community items including railroad and hotel references, missing.
A catalog note announces Beautiful Gift Books for all ages plus chromos, elegant designs, painting albums, music holders, mirrors, plaques, and many other items at Rosworth & Co.
Still on the war path with low prices. Great bargains for cash in housekeeping goods for next few days at BryceHam and Co. Clothing for boys and girls from Bosworth and Co. Enquire at Barstow's Drug Store about a second hand wagon. Trades offered for coal or wood with horse blankets and fly nets.
A collection of shop notices advertises a spring bed warranty, stoves at ruinous prices, lamps and glassware from Nourse, gold pens and Christmas cards from Bradiey and Templeton, and a general sales push from Bryvenam Co seeking public interest in Ames.
Bosworth & Co. showcases holiday toys for boys and girls and hints at a large stock. Nourse’s advertises Vermont maple syrup at 1 per gallon, while others tout poultry, butter and eggs, cups and laces, and fresh Florida oranges at 40 cents.
Mr A B Marhews displays his herd of sixteen imported Polled Angus and Galloway cattle in Ames during the Breed ers convention attracting attention. The Galloway bull Invincible Bob weighs 2790 pounds and a pair of two year old steers about 1500 pounds each won a Kansas City Fat Stock Show premium. He plans to sell 40 head in Des Moines on Wednesday January 9.
Christmas crowds flood stores as Baptists and Methodists prepare venues for services and trees glow with gifts. Ten year old Newton Swiger is arrested for shoplifting pencils, then released after Judge Miracle lectures him. reform school prospects are discussed.
Farmers urged to sell poultry to W H Fitch for top prices while J H Voss at Office Jewelry Store offers Christmas orders. Ames correspondent notes hospitality to delegates at city conventions with comment on local associations and guests. A sale listing includes a spring wagon and farm equipment from Geo G Tilden. Daniel McCarthy and Parley Sheldon active with two associations meeting in Ames.
The convention in this city drew reporters from Breeders' Gazette Chicago H E Heath Live Stock Record Kansas City MO John E Tansey National Live Stock Journal Chicago G W Hill Farmers Review Chicago Henry Wallace Des Moines Iowa Farmer Cedar Rapids Noble.
A notice announces the semi annual meeting of the Central District Medical Association of Iowa to be held at the Court House in Jefferson on December 18 1883 at 3 p.m. Papers include kidney heart hypertrophy and other medical topics with speakers listed and examinations of cases. Also promoted are the State Register and INTELLIGENCER subscriptions and college resolutions on Professor Macomber's resignation.
Mrs Zella J Harvey wife of A J Harvey aged 27 died in Warsaw New York from consumption. She was blind from childhood and bore her illness with quiet faith in God. Funeral services were held at Trinity Church Warsaw on Sunday afternoon in a large gathering of friends and relatives.
The city welcomed Judge Miraclé and visiting legal figures including George France from Wisconsin and Hon S M Weaver from Iowa Falls. Residents Will Quant, W Shaver, M E Wood, Ren Birdsall, I B Frazee, and George Underwood attended events, with Underwood winning a land case decree before Judge Miracle. Nevada representatives Payne & Son, Ballou, Smith, McCarthy, and Boyes joined the Improved Stock and Short Horn Convention delegation C H R led by Rep McCall and attorneys Thompson and Dyer.
Cedar Rapids suffered a large urban fire described in detail by local authorities and witnesses. The blaze prompted rapid evacuation and extensive damage to multiple blocks, with inquiries underway into its cause and insurance claims filed by affected businesses.
A petition circulates to rename the Gilbert post office to Curtis due to many letters being addressed to Gilbert in Scott County. Frank Wilson returns from Chicago after a brief business and pleasure trip. Orson Childs moves into a new house. Henry Guild hosts a social. Roads are rough and business dull. corn prices rise as bids improve before spring.
Local notices list fresh oysters and dates fruit and candied goods, 20 mince pies for a dollar with flour tickets, and Sorgum, cider vinegar, and a China Set coffee. Hawley & Co. offer the Rose of Kansas Flour and other items in Story City. The note also covers village peace, church progress, and a protest against the College Board of Trustees with calls for a response from President Welch.
Farmers bring market products boosting town commerce as stock and grain men pay out thousands weekly. Rev. John Elliott of the M E Church conducts a revival with many joining the church. A. Q O Abbott of Nevada lectured at the school house on life roads. A K Ersland and Rasmus Viland visit Dakota. The Norman family mourns a daughter lost to consumption buried Tuesday.
Mr M E Allison of Hutchinson Kansas credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life after other doctors and climate failed. He later bought a large bottle which cured him. It treats asthma bronchitis hoarseness and all throat and lung diseases. Free trial bottles at Ames Drug Stores. Large size one dollar. Bosworth and Co sell it.
A blind and armless beggar was found at home in New York the other day reading a newspaper and carving a turkey.
Promoters advertise incentives for new subscribers at 1.50 each. Offers include silver tea set by Rogers Smith Co. and L. C. Boyington folding beds and desks. Additional clubs earn one year of various newspapers or magazines. large groups offer a Whithill sewing machine. Deals target Ames and local merchants.
Several houses and farms are up for sale or rent in the area. Brokers Shields & Cook advertise bargains on farm and city properties. The Intelligencer Office seeks readers to bring work, offering stock guarantees and abstracts at low rates. Real estate loans are available.
If Bosworth and Co do not succeed it is not for lack of faith. Dr. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup is promoted for coughs colds consumption and lung affections and a free bottle is offered to anyone in need of such medicine.
On farm mortgages at six per cent annual interest principal payable in installments at option of borrower. J. A. Forchpatrick Nevada Iowa.
Bosworth & Co. druggists say lack of confidence causes many failures and they offer a free bottle of Dr Bosanko's Cough and Sore Throat remedy to sufferers of coughs colds asthma consumption and lung complaints in hopes of boosting trust and sales.
Discussion grows over the proposed Mississippi River bridge at New Orleans with an estimated cost of 13 million dollars. The plan faces scrutiny as officials weigh financing, route, and impact on commerce and regional development.
Dr. Deming announces a single application as a powerful heal. Barstow Druggist offers a free sample box to prove its curative qualities.
A dense listing of area services includes attorneys Stevens and Hays Moses Rees and D McCarthy. dentists. veterinarians K and Crambutt A F Simmons. photographers. general merchandise. Bradley and Paxton. Union National Bank of Ames. millinery Miss D B Dix. Sweeney firms. boots and shoes. drugs and stationery. Bradley and Templeton. Bosworth and Co clothing. K W Brown tailoring.
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