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Dixon Sun

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1883

Page

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Fraternal meeting seeks officers next Friday night

All members of the A. O. U. W. are requested to be present on next Friday night to elect officers for the ensuing term. The notice also lists encouragements to attend various events and sales at local shops, with a mix of ads and community notices.

The Grand Army of the Republic Court House

Burd's Auction Room Holds Great Clearing Sale Saturday

Dixon Illinois notices advertise a large sale at Burd's Auction Room including real estate and loans, a grave robbers critique, a positive cure claim for consumption, a farmer's knotter deal, a small farm for sale near Dixon, and various goods from furniture to sash doors and blinds. It promotes Mr McRobert's venture, self binder sales, and local services with addresses and contact cues.

Burd’s Iwl

Nature's Laws and Dr Bigelow's Positive Cure

A brief ad extols nature as the cause of lung and throat troubles and promotes Dr. Bigelow's Positive Cure as a speedy permanent remedy for consumption. Trial bottle offered free at Eberhart and Co. and blank receipts and notes available at Tue Sun office.

Grave Rossers Dr. Bigelow Eberhart & Co’s Nature Tue Sun

Dyspepsia Remedy Promoted as All Purpose Tonic

An ad extols Dr. Jones' Red Clover Tonic as a cure for dyspepsia and a wide range of ailments. It claims to aid stomach, liver, kidney and bladder issues, act as an appetizer and blood purifier, and cure malaria and ague. Sold by Eberhart & Co at 50 cents.

Dr. Jones Eberhart & Co

Dixon seeks water works amid local debate and trials

Dixon council debates proposed water works by Mr Starr. Joliet audit shows his system fits needs but questions remain on his ability to fulfill the contract. Citizens hear reports and view potential city improvements amid ongoing local discussions.

Dixon Council McNeil the Sun Starr Dodge, Steel and Warner Joliet

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