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Newspaper
Democratic Enquirer
Location
Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1872
Page
3
McArthur and Zaleski ads, time table notes, and notices mix with brief local news. Mentions October 1872 post office letters, Thanksgiving plans, new shops in Zaleski, rail timetable changes, and Dr Gatonzani visiting from Greenfield to study dentistry.
Readable list shows certificates awarded by the Railroad Company to several named individuals for service periods from 6 to 24 months. Names include Wm. R. Ya, Louis, J. A. Moody, Mattie Johnson, Amelia Grape, Ada Vance, and O. W. Puffinbarger. Advert notes for feed and flour at Daya Duncan's Store in Zaleski, promising airier, superior product.
A scanned column presents arithmetic brain teasers about wallpaper area, profit from apples, water depth, age differences, square areas, bread division, clock hand position, note discount rates, and bottle cures. It ends with G G Green’s Columbus advertise ment offering Dyapepsin or liver cures with free bottles at drug stores.
This item lists grammatic tasks including abstract collective and verbal nouns, adverb classes by use, feminine plural possessives, active to passive voice, and varieties of sentences such as simple dependent complex and abridged. It also contains sample sentences to correct and address formatting of a letter to Miller and Bro.
T Gunwire announces removal to a new room in Will's New Building on Main Street near Gilman Ward Co. He invites old customers and new patrons to visit the refined drug store now offering drugs, medicines, oils, paints, books, and toiletries. Prescriptions are filled and reasonable rates offered.
An enquiry urges travelers to choose the I B W Route from Indianapolis through Bloomington to Burlington as the leading westward passenger line. It links at Burlington with the Burlington Route to Southern towns Nebraska and Kansas, with connections to California. The line offers a free pamphlet titled How to go West with a map, available from the General Passenger Agent, B M R R, Burlington, Iowa.
The Missouri Pacific Railroad proclaims itself the only line operating three daily expresses from St Louis to Kansas City and westward. It touts Pullman sleepers and steamboat connections, promising broad service and connection options to Chicago and beyond, inviting inquiries for further details.
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