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Newspaper

Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1879

Page

3

Delegates Named At Primary In City

At the republican primaries held last Saturday the following delegates were chosen: B F Crail R D Dubois F J L Black C J Jaliff R B Lenderson F G Chidester Arthur Shirk David Majors Eli Smith G W Phelps R J Wilson M C Carlos Jacob Carson J B Horn O Tl Herring Geo A Wells C T Shamp HH Stoner Thos Dixon H C Maxwell C J Reed David Hudgell. Cott Shamp proposes a pounds and ounces voting basis giving one vote per hundred pounds over seventy five. He weighs 378 pounds and would receive four votes. His friends supporting this scheme.

B. F. Crail R. D. DuBois F. J. L. Black C. J. Jaliff R.B. Lenderson F. G. Chidester Arthur Shirk David Majors Eli Smith G. W. Phelps R. J. Wilson M. C. Carlos Jacob Carson J. B. Horn O. Tl. Herring Geo. A. Wells C. T. Shamp HH. Stoner Thos. Dixon H. C. Maxwell C. J. Reed David Hudgell Cott Shamp Cott

Parsons College Executive Moves Toward Trustee Meeting

The Parsons College executive committee called a Board of Trustees meeting for Wednesday the 27th to address the college's condition after losing its president. No haste for a new appointment. the college will continue normally with limited recitation provisions. Prospects for the college appear flattering and fall attendance is expected to rise.

Parsons College Board of ‘Trustees Armstrong

State Fair Promises Grand Exhibition in Des Moines

The State Agricultural Society prepares for the upcoming fair starting Monday September 1 at Des Moines. Officials including Secretary Mr Shafter have secured attractions and railroads offer reduced rates. Jefferson county is urged to be well represented and exhibitors and sightseers are promised liberal arrangements and comfortable facilities.

State Agricultural Society Des Moines Shafter Jefferson County

Local arrivals and movements at the city

John A. Spielman buys hardware in the east while Frank Gage returns from the west for several days. Henry Sutton visits with his brother the Doctor. I. D. Church of the Connecticut General Life Ins Co. was in town this week. D. W. Inghram travels to Chicago for fall stock of books. Mrs. Albert Jordan departs for Lake Minnetonka for about three weeks. C. C. Heacock of the Greenback World calls. Mrs. Hanger of Little Rock and Miss Kate Hedrick of Ottumwa are guests of the Slagles. Miss Mare Sweetland leaves Highland Park bound home. Joel Turney of Henry county eyes wagon works here if incentives offered. R. A. Templeton and family depart for Tekamah Neb. He owns six hundred cattle and stored three hundred tons of hay at seventy-five cents per ton this summer.

John A. Spielman Frank Gage Henry Sutton I. D. Church Connecticut General Life Ins. Co D. W. Inghram Chicago Albert Jordan Lake Minnetonka C. C. Heacock Greenback World Brighton Tue Tribune Hanger Little Rock Ark Kate Hedrick Ottumwa Slagle Mare Sweetland A. G. Scrantom Highland Park Ill Joel Turney Henry County Louden R. A. Templeton Tekamah Burt County Neb Southwestern Jacon Dantmaann Blue Ribbon Club Wells’ Itall Sine Srupss Express Union School Circuit Court Joan A. Garrar Mt. Pleasant Episcopal Church Molir David Eckert Fairfield John R. Shaffer Christian Shaffer Burlington Baptist Association Col. Trimble Tribune Tai Mt Josu Binnings David Beck Great National Park Montana Iowa Moses Stillman Otis Reynolds Keokuk Burlington J. W. DuBois Jefferson County Burton Jefferson Guards Timothy Messrs Jordan Bros. & Co D. W. Templeton

Ho.axnp Cough Syrup Promise of Quick Relief

Advertises Ho.axnp Cough Syrup as a cure for pulmonary diseases with one dose providing relief and one bottle curing. Targets cough bronchitis and related ailments. Priced at 25c and 50c per bottle. J. L., Taylor & Co. Owning Ottumwa Iowa. sold by Hufford Bradshaw.

J. L., Taylor & Co Ottumwa Iowa Hufford & Bradshaw

The Normal closes this week and local notes

A collection of town items reports the Normal School closing this week, a fine rain, new platform at the Southwestern, illness notes for Jacon DantMaANn and Sine Srupss, office move, Union School starts next Monday, and court and preaching plans. Also records burglaries, a Baptist association meeting, and community remarks.

Crying Baby Soothed by Dr Bull’s Syrup All Drug Stores

A crying baby’s distress is described as likely minor pain, and the remedy Dr Bull's Baby Syrup is advertised as available at all drug stores for relief.

Richey Lauded as First-Class Workman and Gentleman

The press praises Dr. Richey as a top craftsman and courteous gentleman, noting widespread respect for his professional conduct and demeanor wherever he travels.

Dr. Richey

Reverend Armstrong Life and River Journey Highlight Iowa Memoir

A Lexington to Muscatine minister, Dr. John Armstrong, born 1825 near Oxford PA, pursued ministry across several states, guiding Parsons College later. The narrative shifts to a Des Moines River camping adventure from Fairfield to Keokuk with college-band hospitality, river dangers, and folksy encounters along Bentonsport, Croton, and Athens.

Union Pacific war on the C B Q tiffs over Missouri river bridge

The Union Pacific issues an order directing agents and freight men to withhold freight from the B and M and transfer to Rock Island and Chicago and Northwestern. The move sparks a rail war as B and M builds a Missouri river bridge at Plattsmouth. Vining of U P says the war has begun and will be fought to the end.

Union Pacific Council Bluffs Globe Union Pacific Company Rock Island Chicago & Northwestern U. P Missouri River Plattsmouth Council Bluffs Vining U. P. Road

Dentist Dr Ricury to Visit Leggett House

Dr Ricury, dentist, will visit the Leggett House from August 28 through September 4 to provide dental services at the facility.

Death of David Eckert in Fairfield 1879

David Elliott Eckert died in Fairfield on August 14 1879 after a paralysis attack beginning August 7. Born June 19 1830 in Washington PA he moved to Fairfield in 1851 and worked in land matters with Hamilton Eckert. He married Eliza Pope in 1852. no children survive. A guileless man of Christian faith he found comfort in hymn singing and Psalm reading in his final hours.

Fairfield David Elliott Eckert Washington Pennsylvania Taylor Wheeling West Virginia Hamilton & Eckert Eliza Pope Eckert Methodist Church of Christ

Closing Exercises of an Interesting Jefferson County Session

The Jefferson County Normal Institute closed its sixth annual session after four weeks. A debate on secular education or acquired wealth followed a short address by Miss Rodgers. Resolutions of thanks were adopted for the superintendent instructors and janitor. Mr. Coffin city marshal suffered a serious wagon accident with possible internal injuries.

Jefferson County Normal Institute Our Republic Wuerreas Jefferson County Normal School Lnstitute Wuereas

Dr Richey to present at Leggett House August 28 September 4

Notice promotes Dr Richey a Chicago dentist at the Leggett House from August 28 to September 4 offering first class dental work. The same issue calls for return of Army Company B gear and guns to the armory and mentions cash prices for wheat and white corn at Home Mills.

Dr. Richey Leggett House W. A. Daggertrt Richey Chicago

Local merchants advertise goods and dental services in Plattsmouth

J A Phillips promotes genuine new Singer Sewing Machines with two shops near the square. Dr Rich ey of Chicago will treatment at Leggett House August 28 to September 4. Shoes stock at Clothe Shoe Store with Misses and children's footwear. S

Singer Freeman & Townley J. A. Phillips F. Farmer & CO

Porcelain Plates at Leggett House Dental Clinic

Eminent dentist Dr. Tichey offers porcelain plates at Leggett House from August 28 to September 4 for advanced denture work and cosmetic restoration.

Dr. Tichey Leggett House

Fr. Dr. Richey Offers Teeth Care Event

Leggett House hosts a dental care fill and save session led by Fr. Dr. Richey from August 28 through September 4, inviting attendees to improve and preserve their teeth.

Dr. Richey Leggett House

Russer Plates Mercury Alloying Note

A caution notes that Russer plates contain red oxyd of mercury and that mercury is alloyed with lead zinc and copper. The phrase a word to the wise is sufficient closes the remark.

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