Fairfield Tribune Adverts and Local Happenings
A dense collage of notices from The Tribune including shop ads for Scott & Son and Voorhies, farm goods, and a fair opening, plus local weather, political notices, appointments, upcoming events, salves, and medical tonic endorsements. Notable items include Democratic convention mentions, rail collision brief, and community sales.
En Campment Preparations For Burlington Regiment
The Second Iowa regiment crowds and equips for encampment at Burlington. Company A E and G train experiences and guard duties described. Officers and marches noted with arrivals from Ottumwa and Rock Island express. Personal notices follow about Misses Hene Semon Howell Stuffman Parrault Maggie McNamara John Spielman and Jesse Caviness visiting relatives.
Tragedy on the Ottumwa Yard Expresses A Fatal Accident
A messenger notified James Bailey’s wife and parents that he was struck by an engine in Ottumwa yards and likely killed. Bailey, found unconscious at his brother Will’s home, suffered a broken left leg, fractured skull, crushed chest, and severe bruising. He died as rescuers hurried him after being struck while stepping from a restaurant alley to the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
James Bailey
Bailey
James
Fairfield concert at Lemon's Opera House delights crowd
Monday evening Fairfield gathered to hear The Star Concert Company under the P E O society. Herr Gahm impressed with La Gazelle and Robert Idol of My Heart. Mme Logan showed good technique though some flaws. De Berich violin concerto and Hans Albert received warm applause and forecasts a bright future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Lemon
Opera House
Star Concert Company
P.E.O. Society
Herr Gahm
Robert
Meyerbier
Mme
Virginia Logan
Hans Albert
Herr Albert
Advertised Letters Remaining at Fairfield Post Office August 22 1888
A list of uncalled letters is published with names including Miss Kattie Beacheak Mrs Mary Guite Miss Ida Reed Miss Ella Smith John Sunstrome and others. Readers asked to state that their letters have been advertised to claim them at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Beacheak
Kattie
C. H
Burrows
F. A
Cowen
Silas
Fuller
J. E
Graham
O. P
Guite
Mary
Kelley
Elen
Landes
Harlan
Reed
Miss Ida
Smith
Miss Ella
Sunstrome
John
Thomas
Louis
Brandreth's Pills Promoted as Safe and Effective Remedy
Advertises Brandreth's Pills as the safest and most effective cure for indigestion irregularity of the bowels constipation biliousness headache dizziness malaria and other diseases from impure blood. Claims fifty years of use and numerous testimonials prove efficacy. Says pills are purely veget able harmless and safe to take anytime and sold in every drug store plain or sugar-coated.
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Brandreth
Record Flood Swamps Cedar Creek and Claims Local Losses
Cedar Creek flood reaches seven to eight feet in hours, filling fields and submerging grain and grass. Rumors of drownings proved false as workers escape via horse-driven fences. In Fairfield, Geo H. Stewart dies after horse kicking. memorial details recount his college years, Christian work, and mission aims before his funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Creek
Smith’s Ford
Libertyville Road
Robert Ratcliff
Timothy
A. S. Munsel
Telephone Exchange
Hubert McElderry
Birmingham
Geo. I. Stewart
Parsons College
Washington
Iowa
George
Ile
Christ
China
Edw. Campbell, Jr
Ewing
Knight
Elbright
Kansas
Death of Grace Eleanor Moore in Fairfield Iowa
Grace Eleanor Moore known as Nellie died August 16 1888 after ten months illness. Born Batavia May 7 1869 she grew up active in Sabbath school and faith. Her family lived in Fairfield with a period in Springdale Montana before returning. Funeral conducted by Rev McElroy Ottumwa, burial Libertyville cemetery beside a late sister.
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Fairfield
Grace Elenor Moore
Nellie
Batavia
Springdale
Montana
Rev. McElroy
Ottumwa
Libertyville
Cleveland and Thurman club meets at Reading room
The Cleveland and Thurman club held a Thursday evening meeting with Pres. D P Stubbs in charge. The room committee reported progress and will file a written report next meeting. The executive committee was told to arrange a speaker for each future regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland and Thurman Club
Reading Room
D. P. Stubbs
Edw. Campbell
Tr. J. Potter
Campbell
Potter
Stubbs
Papillon Catarrh Cure Advertised in Garretsville
W EF Beyer of Garretsville Ohio reports his wife suffered long with atarrh and throat trouble. After using Papillon Catarrh Cure from Clarke and Junkin’s drug store she is reportedly cured and free from cough. Large bottles priced at 1.00.
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W. EF. Beyer
Garretsville
Ohio
Clarke & Junkin
Rare Crops Excursion Ad via Great Rock Island Route
Stunning crops across the West and Northwest attract a rail excursion offer. Dates depart Chicago on August 21 September 11 25 and October 9 and 23 1888 for Kansas Nebraska Northwest Iowa Minnesota and Dakota. One round trip fare first class tickets valid 30 days. Contact Wm Rickey Davenport IA or E A Woolbrook Chicago IL for rates and details.
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Great Rock Island
Wm. Rickey
Davenport
Iowa
E. A
Woolbbrook
Excursion Tickets To Conventions And Encampment
Excursion tickets via C B Q will be sold to Des Moines for both Democratic and Republican state conventions and to Columbus Ohio for the National G A R Encampment from September 7. Harvest Excursion tickets go on sale August 21 September 1 and 25 October 9 and 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Columbus
Ohio
Harvest
Democratic primaries yield few delegates in County runoff
Saturday afternoon and evening Democratic primaries covered the county but produced no nominations or delegate list due to lack of contests and no Fairfield guidance. Dr. A. G. Wilson of Lake Forest University, formerly Parsons College, is elected president of Lenox College in Stopkinton Iowa and will assume duties in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. WarrHam
Chicago
Risk, Hustedler & Whitham
Whitham
Fairfield
A. G. Wilson
Lake Forest
Ill.) University
Parsons College
Lenox College
Stopkinton
Iowa
Wilson
Lowa
State of
Jefferson County
R.h.hufford
RK. H. Hutford
Jefferson
Old Pint
City of
County of
District Court
R H. Hufford
The World Best Salve for Skin Ailments
A guaranteed salve offered for cuts bruises sores eruptions and related conditions with a money back promise. It is sold by Clarke and Junkin at 25 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke & Junkin
Griggs' Rycerine Salve Promises Quick Healing
An 19th century style advertisement touts Griggs' Rycerine Salve as a cure for cuts bruises scalds burns wounds and skin eruptions. It claims piles tetter and various sores are cured and offers a money back guarantee with a 24 cent price through Bradshaw and Thoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradshaw & Thoma
SwWAYNE OINTMENT Promises Cure For Scaly Skin Conditions
An advertisement touts SwWAYNE OINTMENT as a simple external cure for eczema salt rheum ringworm piles itch sores pimples and all scaly itchy eruptions with no internal medicine required and claims it is potent effective and inexpensive.
Swayne's Ointment Promises Tumor Relief and Healing
Advertises Swayne's Ointment as a remedy for moisture itching and stinging, noting tumors may form and bleed if untreated. Claims to stop itching and bleeding, heal ulcers, and remove tumors in most cases. Sold by druggists or by mail for 50 cents from Br. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swayne
Br. Swayne & Son
Philadelphia
Spavin Liniment Sold Here by D G Illigley Drugist
English Spavin Liniment removes lumps blemishes from horses including blood spavin curbs splints sweeney ring bone and stiff joints It treats swollen throats and coughs One bottle saves 350 and is warranted Sold by D G Illigley druggist Fairfield Iowa
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D.G. Iligley
Faurfield
Lowa
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John Lawson
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G. D. McGaw
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J. P. Manatry
Will Cook
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Harry Whip
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Connor
Rock Island Express
Company G
Wheelock
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Crapo
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C. P. Sippel
Bella
Edith Hene
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Sadie Semon
Maud Howell
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Jessie Stuffman
Lizzie Parrault
S. R. Johnston
Burlington Gazette
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Glendale
J.C. Byrne
John Spielman
Alfred
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Nilas
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Patro Fave
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J. C. Thorne
Yin
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P. E. O. Cocert
Bucklen
Royal Baking Powper Co
Wall St
N.Y
Jordan Elevator
A. R. Jordan
Castoria
Samuel Reed
Cor. Square