Business Brevities Rates Clarified in Notice
The notice states pricing for local business notices at ten cents per line per week, then five cents per line per week under the heading Business Brevities, with no changes except by yearly contract.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1885
Page
8
The notice states pricing for local business notices at ten cents per line per week, then five cents per line per week under the heading Business Brevities, with no changes except by yearly contract.
Mr. Charles Barroll spent four days in Ames this week. Mr. Grinnell takes charge of the Gilbert post office today. Various notices include new dress goods, theater talks, and social events. The Defeat of Mr. McCarthy is discussed with support for Col. Scott. A Nevada and Story County convention report covers delegates, ballots, and local political shifts.
Railroad timetable snippet shows Des Moines and Chicago Express and freight times with listed departures and arrivals. Passenger service includes Des Moines Des Moines via Hawarden routes and multiple daily trains, with notes about no other trains carrying passengers.
Geo McGras, a skilled mechanic, is ready to receive orders for harness saddles dies bridles whips and other goods in this line. He invites a share of public trade and is regarded as a capable workman.
Mrs Harry Darner of Blue Springs Nebraska is noted in Ames and area. Ten head of young work horses eight head of spring calves and one fine yearling bull advertised. Mr and Mrs J C Mircuell Nevada visited friends. Father Waterman in poor health in Dakota.
Advertising snippet shows BieBloom and Huntington offering new dress flannels in plain and plaid patterns described as ideal for warm winter suits. The short notice focuses on fabric options and retail branding.
City officials urge merchants to remove dry goods boxes from storefronts to reduce accidents to horses hitched to posts and improve sidewalk flow. The note accompanies a general local update with several short notices about residents, trips, and shops.
Mr. Geo. R. Neff died after being run over by a train while coupling cars near Ontario following a recreational trip from Belle Plain. The article also criticizes Ames Republicans led by W. M. Greeley over support for Mr. Nelson and endorses Cragg's testimonial for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy.
We offer a full line of Worsteds and Cassimeres with an immense Fall and Winter Overcoat selection. A department inspection will prove satisfactory and pleasing to customers seeking stylish attire for the season.
We are selling out to Colorado and offer goods at wholesale prices with no entry cost. Save merchant profits of 10 to 40 cents on the dollar while shopping dry goods notions clothing gloves mittens boots and shoes. Come and secure a bargain at Tuomas Bros.
We invite Ames and vicinity ladies to view our Fall and Winter dress goods assortment Friday and Saturday. The display includes dress flannels tricots dress goods underwear and notions. Bierton Huntington and Epirox add a Prohibitionist warning about enforcing moral law against wife beating with a threat of action if husbands do not reform.
The text notes pressure on columns forces temporary omission of the G. A. R. Department while promising many new goods including prints ginghams embroideries laces ruchings and nations in Bree Low & H. order. The item highlights a bustling inventory and forthcoming offerings.
K W Brown offers two to three dozen straw hats from last season at ten cents each. Prices ranged from fifty cents to one dollar.
We are indebted to Mr. Hodgkins for a peck of the Burbank Seedling Potatoes the largest potato we have seen this year. From 6 rods of ground he obtained over 20 bushels. They are magnificent in size and flesh.
E Purvis of Ames and others from Iowa towns attended the regiment reunion in Marshalltown. The piece notes a typesetting error in tax levy figures affecting Milford and Nevada townships. Rev. Cozizz advised leaving Ames M E pulpit vacant temporarily while Everly’s appeal is heard. W A Hicks started a penmanship class at Devo schoolhouse. Mr Slicks praised as a master teacher and penman.
W E gramble leaves for medical studies in Iowa City. J McGrath away from college Sunday. Miss Barrett of Dunlap visited with her sister. Mr and Mrs Noble of Des Moines spent Sunday at the college. E M Sherman and F L Chamberlain halt studies due to ill health. Graves team had a run away with flour wagon, no damage. Band provided music for J P Dolliver speech. Sophs and Freshmen beat Juniors and Seniors 21 to 12 in a much anticipated ball game.
The Ida County Pioneer notes Prof Chevalier at the Normal Institute showing frog blood circulation. A frog’s foot tissue under a microscope reveals arteries veins and capillaries with red cells moving single file. Dr Moorehead loaned the microscope and is thanked by teachers for the aid.
The Tux Webster family provided an enjoyable evening at the Baptist Church last Thursday. The elder Miss Webster dazzled with superb violin performances amid a grand musical program. Citizens eagerly welcome future appearances by the group.
A Chicago gentleman visits the city promoting Faith Cure among invalids but reports no patient walking or abandoning crutches yet. The piece notes skepticism and mentions Mr B F Adams of Milford Two completing a brick residence with modern amenities. A daughter’s health is described as improved after faithful use of a medicine, praised as Ayer’s Sarsaparilla.
A letter from A F Evans of Burrs Ferry Louisiana extols Brown's Iron Bitters as a virtue bringing strong family benefits. It notes the tonic's proven virtues and wide use, with nearly a million bottles sold annually by pharmacists nationwide.
The dealer offers a full stock of suits, tweeds, worsteds, cassimere and wool goods with an extra furnishing selection. Gloves and mittens total 100 dozen priced to defy competition. Call and see. K W Brown.
Mrs Mary A Dailey of Tunkhannock Pa suffered six years from asthma and bronchitis. A bottle of Dr Kings New Discovery released her relief at once and she quickly recovered, gaining weight. Free trial bottles offered at J H Pickett Co Palace Drug Store. large bottles one dollar.
An advertisement urges customers to visit Palace Drug Store run by Pickett & Co for linseed oils castor oils lubricating oils axle grease turpentine window glass wall paper and related items.
Mrs J R C of San Francisco writes she has no gray hair at fifty and shares a testimonial about Parker's Hair Balsam from New York claiming it restores color. The note says it is not a dye and is a reliable 50 cent dressing. Dr. Richmond returned Wednesday.
Sealed bids will be received by the School Board of the Ind. School District of Ames Iowa until Oct 12 for one hundred tons of coal more or less as may be wanted by the District delivered at the School House. Bids must specify quality and price reserves the right to reject any or all bids. C. M. Sorer Sec.
I will be on the ground between sections eight and nine in Palestine Two on Saturday October 10 at 10 o clock a m to let a job of Ditching and Grading to the lowest responsible bidder A ERSLAND Co Supervisor
On Saturday October 1 in Washington Township I will open bids between sections 31 and 32 at Lo'elock for a job of trading to the lowest responsible bidder and also between sections 32 and 33 at 4 o'clock for a job of trading to the A. ErsLanp Company Supervisor.
ThePalace Drug Store of Pickett and Co. states prescriptions are carefully compounded by a registered pharmacist and that they remain active in the coal trade. They offer the best coal at the lowest market price for good coal with Sureips and Cook as partners.
Pickett and Co. announce a shipment this week from Chicago presenting one of the largest and finest lamp lines ever brought to Ames. Visit to see the assortment firsthand.
Ad claims Electric Bitters as the best blood purifier and system regulator for ailments including liver inactivity biliousness jaundice constipation weak kidneys and urinary diseases. Guarantees satisfaction or money back. Sold for fifty cents at Palace Drug Store.
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