Business Brevities Rates Notice
Che Intelligencer outlines local business notices pricing under Business Brevities ten cents per line weekly, reduced to five cents per line weekly. Rates remain constant unless a yearly contract is in place.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1885
Page
5
Che Intelligencer outlines local business notices pricing under Business Brevities ten cents per line weekly, reduced to five cents per line weekly. Rates remain constant unless a yearly contract is in place.
Passenger and freight services listed with connections to Des Moines Montour and Pacific routes. Times include 7 30 P.M. and 6 45 A.M. with notes on east and westbound departures and mail and freight services.
We have ordered a supplement for this issue with the full inaugural proceedings. The days of mud and slush have come. It snowed Thursday and melted quickly. The spring season begins in tempered winter. An incipient fire at Col Eddy's Sunday morning was stopped by residents who detected the smoke and quenched the flames.
A list of February matings names many individuals and ends with a note on a Republican caucus held Saturday evening. The caucus adjourned without nominations, criticized for short notice, signaling indecision within the party.
Democracy banners spread through Ames as a late celebration turned rowdy. Two men laughed and damaged each other's faces around 9 pm with one paying $5 plus costs for the evening’s mischief.
The city held an election Monday with mayoral votes for Parley Sheldon 109 Gere 77. Recorder C M Soper 185 Treasurer E R Chamberlain 186 Council G H Maxwell 3 yrs 108 Hemstreet 29 Albert Richmond 187 R H Collins 1 yr 112 C Cw 74 Assessor G H France 165 Street Com L Van Duzen 185.
Ames items report the Measeley Republicans in Ames, the County Teachers Association meeting at Cole next Saturday, and a Grant Township death of Willie Kyle. It covers high school graduation remarks, class exercises with Washington and Lincoln as figures, and a long obituary correction. The page includes real estate transactions, local business notices, and a Norse ad for Kidney and Liver remedies.
From March 1 to April 1 Thomas Bros announces a complete stock sale of dry goods notions clothing boots and gents furnishings at original cost. Also advertised are rare bargains on odd pants and coats as well as a full line of cultivators and plows. Reverend Norris to preach at the Congregational Church at 10 45 a m Sunday.
On Wednesday next March 11 Mr. George R. Turner will sell a large number of young thoroughbred short horn and high grade cattle 35 shoots implements top buggy and more. Sale starts at 10 a.m. 14 miles east of Ames on the Cooper farm.
Ames and Story County shoppers are told of an immense line of boots and shoes from Reynolds Bros. H. J. Holbrook’s for fine goods and McIntosh’s for medium priced items. Bigelow & Huntington invite an inspection to prove value and quality.
HoUGH and EmMMetT CoMpPTON came from Des Moines and will travel with Cole's circus when the season opens.
N G Cooks Boss Artist in five counties offers refunds if not satisfied. An Irishman quips it wasnt the fall that hurt but the stop. Some Ames Republicans seek Democratic ties. Local seed sellers include T N Harper Co and Bingham Co Maxwell Son. Maxwell shipped horse carloads to Minneapolis and Dakota. N M to New York next week. Ames becomes leading horse market in the region.
A Des Moines Leader item promotes the New Lyman Vapor Store as a novel gas line venture with features that eclipse previous offerings. It invites readers to Wright & Richmond to inspect the product amid political jibes about recent municipal election coverage.
Mr Joshua B Grove sold five dogs averaging 410 pounds each. He received 4 25 per hundred pounds for the sale.
Wright and Richmond advertise a full line of wagons buggies and farm machinery for farmers. Visit their showroom to see the implements and machinery available for agricultural work.
George Wheeler remains at home in delicate condition with friends offering little hope for recovery after years of severe suffering.
The store announces new spring stock of clothing with a display and fitting service. Customers are invited to visit to see styles and prices and to get suited.
Miss Maggie Bradford closed her winter term in district 9 Milford township with high praise from parents and pupils and was reengaged for the summer term. The Ames Republicans split with Nevada folks, allowing Parley Sheldon to be re elected mayor. See Thursday's Leader rooster for details. Our dress goods department remains complete with ample quantity styles and prices post inventory.
The article explains a hair oil secretion keeps scalp flexible. when clogged air dries and hair falls. Parker's Hair Balsam renews action, restores color, softens, and gives gloss while eradicating dandruff. It is not greasy or dyed, pleasantly perfumed, and praised for cleanliness and purity.
The Nevada municipality named its ticket after Monday’s Republican caucus, with all nominees officially chosen for the party slate.
Electors of the Independent School District of Ames Iowa are notified of a March 9 1885 election to choose two School Directors for three years and one Director for one year to fill a vacancy. C M Soper secretary notices publication next week with election location. Ames February 26 1885.
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