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Newspaper
Columbus Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1898
Page
3
In unconfirmed reports Governor General Blanco may meet insurgent General Gomez to seek terms acceptable to Spain and avoid US intervention. The Madrid Cortes could ratify such a deal, portraying American bluff as a diplomatic gain while debates about Cuba’s independence continue.
Breining & Co announces headquarters for aer nure and stores with goods and prices that please. Phoenix Drug Store claims reliability and no experiments. M Born & Co offers Chicago finest custom tailoring with suits 13.54 and pants 3.50, orders via New York store.
WM DONHOST manufacturer and repairer offers first class shoemaking and repairs. Prices set to suit current times.
Wt vidson Henderson, harniture at 601 605 Washington Street advertises a finest line of rockers and a sale to save money on all kinds of furniture.
Bruning and Vonstache request a trial order including lettuce green onions rhubarb celery asparagus radishes new tomatoes straw ferries bananas oranges and onions for evaluation by the purchaser. The note lists multiple produce items indicating a sample request for procurement.
J B Cook and Son promote mowers and reapers at Second and Jackson. Candy Kitchen in Old P O Building offers fresh candies daily. E C Becht proprietor. M J Hirth Grocery Bakery at 10th and Mechanics features fruit cakes. John M Newcomb at 388 Jackson Street sells flour feed coal lime wood with motto Always the Best. Call numbers provided.
Local ad offers coal wood feed grain and lime from Henry Meir at 515 4th Street. Bruning & Vonstrohe advertises fresh fruit vegetables oysters and country meat with guaranteed satisfaction at 720 Sycamore Street, Tel 194.
Will R. Carman offers boarding and sale stable at 6th Street between Franklin and Mechanic with weekly or monthly rates stressing the best care. John Hughes markets staple and fancy groceries at 523 Washington Street claiming to provide the best groceries, butter, and fresh provender as a specialty.
H. T. Burnett and Co. promote groceries including homemade mince meat and Baltimore oysters. L. Rosenbush & Co. offer one price clothiers. I. G. Ollick supplies coal, wood and feed. All goods are marked in plain figures and prices touted as the best and cheapest. Bring customers to inspect for themselves.
The Hummer shoe store offered goods and cash payment terms to E. E. Waddington, with 95 cents cash. Leader in fine footwear and low prices advertised as the business’s selling point.
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