Dress Goods Special Values Closure Offer
A Dress Goods showing offers selected special values to close out. Prices have been reduced from 69c to 49c, from $1.25 to 87c, from $1.00 to 75c, and from 75c to 50c.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1898
Page
2
A Dress Goods showing offers selected special values to close out. Prices have been reduced from 69c to 49c, from $1.25 to 87c, from $1.00 to 75c, and from 75c to 50c.
The vendor boasts lower prices on all domestics than cash prices and claims savings on goods such as first class shirting, calicos, and other fabrics with yard prices quoted at 3k 3% and 5c. The message emphasizes aggressive price undercutting across categories.
Fragmentary timetable shows numbered trains with frequencies and times. The notes include daily except Sundays and a fast mall reference, with several unclear entries and misordered numbers.
Various town briefs including court adjournment and juries, guardians appointed for minors, upcoming marriage of Frederic Spielman and Harriet Israel, Iowa Epworth League assembly dates, bounties for cub wolves, officers to meet for Old Soldiers reunion, multiple marriage licenses issued, Dwyer Milliner wedding, Dr. Monfort’s father’s death, new Weikert grocery opening, and a Parsons college music club performance with Mrs. Luce's solos.
Maggie O Connor wed John Hayes in Ottumwa last Tuesday, surprising friends. Hayes works as a C B Q railroad freight conductor. they will reside in Galesburg. The Women's Improvement Association met at the library with good turnout and eight new members elected to committees for future improvement.
The article notes flags waving nationwide and recalls the 1861 era. It identifies Camp McKinley at Des Moines fairgrounds led by Gen James Rush Lincoln of Ames Agricultural College, rumored for a high federal command and a Confederate service history. It cites a 125000 man call with Iowa to supply three infantry regiments and two batteries, and mentions reorganizing guard regiments to meet government needs. It also mentions Fairfield’s first Cuban flag made by tailor J Hammon, and six Fairfield preacher sons volunteering: Wilson Reed Theodore Hochuly C B Magill Roland Marsh Oliver Boatman, plus Keosauqua’s C M Shephard.
The morning papers report troops to be kept at state camps to drill and endure camp life while awaiting action. A naval engagement looms with a peaceful Havana blockade ongoing. Morro Castle firing is feared as a trap to close range. Commander Sampson advised to stay out of range until Spaniards reveal intent.
J. C. Barr of Brookville recalls his three wars starting in 1848, 1861, and the current time as he notes townspeople wearing a red badge and marching for Cuba’s freedom.
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease. The advertisement claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, building constitution and offering one hundred dollars for any failing case. Proponents urge sending for testimonials and note Toledo based F. J. Cheney & Co. sells pills at 75 cents.
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