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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1900
Page
8
An advertiser promotes mortgage savings by offering to review loans and reduce payments. The message invites owners with existing or upcoming due loans to meet at the Gazette Office in Elmwood every Saturday for a potential savings plan.
Apna E Springer of 1125 Howard St Philadelphia claims Dr Kings New Discovery cured her year long hacking cough. She praises it for easing chest pain and help sleep. Sales at Wm Robinson Co drug store with guaranteed bottles and a free trial offer.
Passengers depart Brimfield at 8 45 a m and reach Chicago by 2 15 p m. Denver flyer number one leaves Chicago at 1 30 p m and arrives Brimfield at 43 p m. Tickets sold to all pots on short notice with special emigrant rates.
Landowner J.B. Porter issues a warning to all hunters not to hunt or trespass on his premises under penalties, asserting strict enforcement. The notice emphasizes private property rights and legal consequences for violations.
In Peoria County Probate Court Henry Becker administrator seeks order to sell the northeast half of lot 3 in block 4 in Jassler and Jackle addition to Peoria to pay debts. Defendants Engel Reinholtz Emil Reinholtz Charles Becker and Lizzie Becker are summoned for March term 1900 with notice of non residence and potential decree by default if they fail to appear.
Advertisement copy describes White's Cream Vermitage as a general and permanent tonic for children with feeble digestion and colic. It claims the remedy strengthens digestion and should be taken with food, priced at five cents, by Wm. Robinson & Co.
Local notices report five cents buys two loaves at Forneys and stove repairs at Arcer’s. Also ads for real estate loan, Cedar Rapids or Red Jacket Pumps, and schoolhouse debate in Yates City. Personal items mention Maxwell brothers visit in Peoria, Radley touring Nebraska, and several accidents. Advertisements tout Pile Ointment, Kodol, and Herbine cures with testimonials. Community events include moving pictures, oyster supper, and a Scotland school box supper raising twenty dollars.
Henry Chamberlain absent Mae Hayes started to school Prue Miller absent last Monday Edith Murphy back after cold Grace Longden absent due to severe cold Arithmetic cube roots study Book-keeping progress Grammar room visitors include Bessie Farnum Birdie Brown Nellie Carroll Allie McDonnell Earl Hibbs Lewis Hamilton parents urged spring enrollment March 5 1900 Junior book-keeping exam next Monday Botany study Elmwood institute attendees Mamie Clusky Gustavo Bennett Maude Littlefield Winnie Johnson Wheadon Mercer Ira Porter
F M Higgins editor of Seneca Illinois writes he suffered years with piles unrelieved by doctors until Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him. He claims it the surest pile cure on earth and best salve in the world. Cure guaranteed for 25 cents. Sold by Wm. Robinson & Co druggist. Also envelopes with return card offered for 50 cents.
Advert says Dr King's New Life Pills cure sick and nervous headaches by purifying blood and strengthening nerves. Claims ease quickly, costs 25 cents, offers money back if not cured. Sold by Wm Robinson & Co. druggists.
For rent a neat five roomed house with good cellar and well on one half acre in Brimfield. Apple trees and small fruit on the place. Enquire of Mrs. Adam Fusiner.
Philadelphia man John Oliver recounts a near fatal illness with yellow skin coated tongue and back pain. After three doctors failed, a friend's tip to use Electric Bitters brought rapid improvement and a full recovery within weeks. He credits the medicine with saving his life at 50 cents per bottle from Wm Robinson & Co.
For sale or trade a good unencumbered western land with nice soil and strong bearing capacity. Will receive force stock or work horses or a stock of merchandise as part of trade. Address Hazard & Doubet co. 208 S. Jefferson Ave Peoria Ill.
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