The Best Goods Cut Down in Price to Nearly Nothing
A local sale slashes prices on a wide range of goods as merchants offer steep discounts. Shoppers browse shelves seeking bargains with limited stock and time to save during the price drop event.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1892
Page
7
A local sale slashes prices on a wide range of goods as merchants offer steep discounts. Shoppers browse shelves seeking bargains with limited stock and time to save during the price drop event.
A long list of drastic sale prices dominates a September 1892 advertisement detailing linings, linens, ginghams, lawns, prints, corsets, rugs, and blankets. It promises reduced prices on ladies wear, housewares, and textiles to clear space for fall goods, with dates and specific lot prices noted.
A newspaper notice advertises a sale for Normal Ladies with special prices on embroidered silk handkerchiefs at 15 cents and folding fans, plus discounts on silks including a 22 inch black silk at 89 cents and various Faille silks for dresses and trimmings. It promotes Silk Suits, Fancy Waists, and trimming silks with reduced prices.
The notice invites Normal students to call on us without purchase intent. In the rear of our room we provide materials for copying notes or writing letters, all free of charge.
The timetable lists arrivals at specific times for trains 12 11 14 13 16 15 and 84 77 with routes between Eildon Eldon Muscatine and Davenport. It notes service levels: trains 13 14 stop at all stations while 11 12 stop only at Eldon Fairfield Washington Columbus Junction Muscatine. Routes via Kansas City for 11 12 and via St Joseph Leavenworth for 13 14.
The Packwood Tribune reports various local notes including suspension of publication, board of supervisors session start date, Denver excursion returns, evangelistic meetings by Harold E. Monser, and obituaries such as Thomas D. Ebert of Birmingham. Also covers camp meetings, new church labor, sermon topics, a diphtheria death in Des Moines township, a Chicago horse race, local apple gifts, a marriage in Walnut township, park band concert receipts, obituary notices, staff changes, a prohibition convention in Jefferson county, O Bryans Wichita nomination, an ad for Hot Springs Skin Salve.
FruIt and oysters offered at Lang's Restaurant. CusEB Cough Cure offered. one minute relief advertised.
New enrollments and a strong teacher corps boost the Jeffer son County Normal now in session. Closing exercises slated for Saturday at the opera house. Prof Knoepfler and Prof Worman hold lectures drawing solid crowds and praise for educational value.
Canton Illinois schools superintendent C. M. Bartwell promotes buying cyclopedias as a good long term investment. The notice also advertises two day furniture blanket bargains on the 18th and 19th at J. C. Thorne's.
This week ends the thrashing in the Salina vicinity as early corn bids fall short. An excursion to Fort Madison included George Teeter. Theo Dixon and wife visited William Dunlap. A five year old boy broke his arm after falling from a horse. the Johnson family also faced a killed colt. Teeter found a long lost hatchet in the Abijah Edwards roof area. Charley Bates purchased the parsonage and plans repairs.
Wm. Timmons postmaster and John Leslie farmer along with J. W. Gardner hardware merchant of Ida ville Indiana praise Electric Bitters for kidney liver and general vitality. They report renewed strength better appetite and a “new lease on life.” Available at Geo. D. Clarke's drug store for 50 cents a bottle.
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