Wholesale and Retail Goods Boom at Spring Sale
A broadside advertises second arrival of spring and summer goods with low prices. It promises booming bargains and goods for the million, emphasizing wholesale and retail offerings to attract customers.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1875
Page
2
A broadside advertises second arrival of spring and summer goods with low prices. It promises booming bargains and goods for the million, emphasizing wholesale and retail offerings to attract customers.
Advertises a broad discount store sale with low prices across fabrics and textiles. Lists calicoes at 8 cents per yard, brown muslins from 5 to 19 cents, bleached muslins up to 14 cents, linens, lawns, organ dies, Swisses, and many dress goods priced per yard. Also promotes cottons, ginghams, silks, shawls, linens, and carpet warp at 29 cents per pound or 10 for $2.90, claiming warp free of paste-board for savings.
The Athens University Board adopts a set of resolutions on rent collection for lease-held lands effective July 1, 1875. The treasurer is authorized to transfer valuations and begin rent collection January 1, 1874 for rents due July 1, 1875, with a March deadline for arrears and a committee to report next annual meeting. Officers elected include J. M. Dana secretary auditor E. H. Moore treasurer and W. A. Root collector.
Report notes Ballards crazy talk deranging dry goods and clothing prices yet announces record sales for one dollar. Citizens urged to visit Athens County store to witness unbelievable value and listen to the firm speak sober truth. Also highlights July 3 Grand Platform Dance at Big Run Station with Ewers Melchi Townsend noted for a patriotic, fun event inviting attendance.
A chance to choose from a full line of tasteful summer shawls in Zenner and Co. The earliest caller will secure the best selection.
Brown and Stedman announce a large lot of Timothy seed arriving for sale at the lowest prices. Buy now to secure stock from a trusted supplier.
Mr D R Starkey stencil cutter and metal fabricator has relocated to the room above Kern and Lansley’s shoe store and will promptly fulfill orders. Meanwhile Mrs Golden’s pleasant resort gains popularity as the season advances, and one visit at this well managed refectory seals loyalty for fine goods and seasonal delicacies.
Local booster shout praises the celebration and promotes M. Selig & Co. One Price Clothing House opposite the courthouse. Citizens urged to buy fashionable, cool attire at unusually low prices that outdo past standards.
Advertisement announces a valuable town lot offered for sale with purchase through the MESSENGER office.
Despondent cough sufferers urged to visit H K Dorr Co Athens for Dr Morris Syrup of Tar and Horehound. The ad claims rapid relief for coughs colds and throat lung chest illnesses and warns of consumption danger though many reportedly recovered. Also promoted as best known remedy for croup with requests to call for a circular.
A German remedy named Boschee's German Syrup claims to cure severe coughs colds settled on the breast consumption and throat lung diseases. The ad cites a Genet bottle for 10 cents and a regular price of 75 cents. Sold by Donnan and Pickering.
Columbus Lime sells for 1.25 per barrel and Freed Louisville Cement 2.75 per barrel. Orders of 8 barrels or more are 2.50 per barrel.
Lined blouses priced at $1.15. Summer and cassimere pants from $0.35 to $1.25. Summer coats from $0.70. Alpaca coats offered. Spring suits $3.00. Cassimere and imported Scotch Cheviot suits from $9.00 to $10.50. Black cloth suits and custom made wear at reduced prices. Shop claims prices are 20 percent lower than rivals.
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