Riske and Hufstedler Unload Spring Goods at Deep Discounts
Riske and Hufstedler announce a sale through July 4 offering heavy stock of dry goods and nations at deeply reduced prices due to poor roads and late spring. The ad highlights low prices on dress goods, undergarments, corsets, hosiery, shirts, gowns, and curtains with ready-to-wear items and a noted tailor for perfect fits.
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Fairfield
Jamestown
Taylor
John Hammon
Freight and Passenger Train Schedules Across Eldon to Davenport
The notice lists several train numbers with times and routes. No 77 runs Eldon to Muscatine, No 64 to Davenport, and No 16 to Eldon, with Nos 11 and 12 stopping at key towns and routing via Kansas City, while Nos 13 and 14 serve all stations via St. Joseph and Leavenworth.
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WEST
de Bisads Oss
Sree Am
Eldon
Davenport
Muscatine
Fairfield
Washington
Columbus Junction
Kansas City
St. Joseph and
Leavenworth
Local Notes and Events from the County Fair Week
Republicans praise Harrison nomination and recount county events. Cornice work on the courthouse nears completion as foundation work on E A Howards block begins. Dr B B N Gantz marries Lettie Lang this evening at the bride's home. Corn planting in the county nears completion with a ninety percent stand reported.
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Harrison
Court House
Bradshaw & Thoma’s
E. A. Howard
Bb. N. Gantz
Lettie Lang
Mary Harkness
New Orleans
Mt. Pleasant
Weslyan College
Snook
W. M. van Vleet
Ottumwa
Congregational Church
Loyal Lodge of
United Workmen
Opera House
Death of Mrs Scrantom Ends Protracted Illness in Fairfield
Mrs Helen J Scrantom of Fairfield died about noon Sunday after a long cancer illness. Born August 31 1831 in Utica New York she lived with devotion as step mother to Edward and Hiram Scrantom. Funeral at Morgan Flower residence moved to Evergreen cemetery. Rev Magill officiated. Also notes the death of Mrs Josephine Rupp at four corners aged 30.
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Chicago
Iowa
Wokd
Des Moines
Madgerace
Annie Byrnes
Jas. Sullivan
T. M. Byrnes
Annie
Helen J. Scrantom
Presbyterian Hospital
Hiram
Fairfield
Scranton
Utica
N. Y
Wm. Sibley
Sibley
Mr. Scrantom
Edward
Hiram Scrantom
Edwin
Morgan Flower
Evergreen Cemetery
Magill
Josephine
Henry Rupp
Horton
Sampson
Voorhies
Four Corners
Relics gathered for 1891 Jefferson county reunion
At the Jefferson county old settlers' reunion in 1891 a relics committee seeks old time household utensils and farm tools. Residents are asked to bring items such as a flint-lock gun old plow flax break hatches spinning wheel dog irons Dutch oven log chain and other pioneer era articles to R F Ratcliff's office before the August meeting.
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Jefferson County
Old Settlers
R. F. Ratcliff
Iowa election law published by authority of the board
The fifth page prints in full the new Iowa election law by order of the board of supervisors. It urges readers to study the act carefully as its provisions are numerous and must be followed to the letter. It stresses the importance of electoral understanding for every elector.
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Board of Supervisors
Iowa
Brown's Novelty Store Ad Promotes Fire Crackers
Local retailer Brown's Novelty Store advertises new fire crackers for sale inviting customers to browse seasonal stock and celebrate with consumer fireworks offerings.
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Brown’s Novelty Store
Electric Bitters touted as universal cure and purifier
The remedy is praised as highly effective for liver and kidney diseases and blood purities. It claims to remove pimples boils and salt rheum and to drive malaria from the system. The ad promises headache digestion and constipation relief with guaranteed satisfaction or money back priced 50 cents and 1.00 at Geo D Clarke's drug store.
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Geo. D. Clarke
Hay and straw dealer advertises sales and loans
Geo. White offers baled hay and straw from an office north of Saving’s bank. Jones & Fullen advertise easy term Home money loans. Smoke the U. S. cigar.
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Geo. White
Saving’s Bank
Jones & Fullen
Standard Bred Stallion Victor Sprague at Fairfield Iowa
The 1892 season offers the Standard Bred stallion Victor Sprague No 5607 record 2 29 at farm near Fairfield Iowa formerly Chas J Reed place north of fairgrounds Pedigree notes 2 21 by Gov Sprague 2 204 2 30 list etc 2 27 dam Silvia 3d dam Wild Harry description includes mare insur ance terms 25 to insure living colt mares from distance kept on farm 1 per month Also estate sale details 66 acres four miles from Fairfield price 30 per acre plus a testimonial for White Wine of Tar Syrup and Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy all advertised by multiple vendors.
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My Farm
Chas. J. Reed
Fair Grounds
Fairfield
Iowa
Victor Sprague
George Sprague
Gov. Sprague
Kate Sprague
Rhode Island
Belle Branden
Amy
Hambletonian
Silvia
Swigert
Moody
Angeline
Br. m
Wisconsin
Racine
Richard’s
Blucher
Lady Utley
Orin Hickox
Prospect Park
Fashion Stud
Wild Harry
Duroe
I. B. Woop
Chamberlain
Maine
California
Bradshaw & Thoma
Sleepless Nights Remedy Ad and Millinery Display
An advertisement touts Shiloh's Cure to ease a terrible cough and promotes Bradshaw and Thoma selling it. The piece also highlights a grand display of fine millinery at Israel's and ends with a subscription note for THE TRIBUNE.
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Shiloh
Bradshaw & Thoma
Israel’s
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Lonsdale
Reese
RISK
Northeast Corner Square
Rock Island & Pacific
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Eastern Iowa District Medical Society
Commercial Club
D. UH. Worthington
Calvin Snook
Electric Bitters
U. S
Shoults & Barger
Ins
Japan
China Cup and Saucer
Hannibal
Los
Northwest Corner Square
Eles
Fairfield, Lowa
E. R. Smith
THE
Tribune
B. Allmayer & Bro
B. Allmayer & Bro’s
N. S. Bright
Opera House Fruit Market
Tae
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Bert. F. Barr