Real Estate Bargains in City and Farm Properties
Attractive bar gains in city property priced from 600 to 3000 dollars. Also desirable farm properties for cash. Parties seeking to exchange country property for city residences should contact me.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1900
Page
2
Attractive bar gains in city property priced from 600 to 3000 dollars. Also desirable farm properties for cash. Parties seeking to exchange country property for city residences should contact me.
A mix of product ads and social notes including Mull's Lightning Pain Killer advert 25c and dish of Lockridge ice cream at Frank Crail's restaurant. Socials list Mrs M A McCord hosting a tea, M W Roths wife entertaining, J F Crawford selling Marshall's Best Flour, and Baptist church ice cream and cake event June 30. Also notices on rental rooms for dental parlors, Wells & Co buying Geo Dahlmen's shoe store, Mull's Pioneer Cure testimonial, 50th Iowa regiment encampment Aug 15–22 likely Ottumwa, Cora Smiley named professor at Parsons College, Maggie Roberts case, and upcoming Independence Day church service.
An ad warns against mercurial catarrh treatments and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio, claiming internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. The cure costs 75 cents per bottle and is sold by druggists with testimonials available.
The Tribune urges every reader to obtain Cain's Money Trusts and Imperialism, calling it an education in itself and directing readers to visit the Tribune office to get a copy.
Mrs Mary M Stewart died suddenly from a paralysis stroke Sunday morning. Born August 22, 1827 in Huntingdon County Pennsylvania, she moved with her husband W A Stewart to this city in 1856 and lived here until her death. Thirteen children were born to the couple, five of whom survive in California Colorado Illinois and Nebraska. Funeral services were conducted by Dr Magill at her North Third Street home.
Monday evening June 25 the city council met with all members present except Trustees Bull and Zeigler. It authorized abatement of 1899 taxes on Mrs. C Barnes homestead due to illness and lost income. It tasked its clerk to ask the Board of County Supervisors to approve the tax removal.
A wartime era advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for pimples eczema tetter erysipelas salt rheum and other skin eruptions. It also claims to heal cuts bruises burns boils felons ulcers and severe piles. Priced at 25c per box with guarantee. Sold by Geo. D. Clarke druggist.
An old advertisement from Sterling Remedy Co of Chicago or N. v. promotes Dr Hobbs sparme eiliscureal kidney treatment. The piece markets a free sample and suggests a cure for kidney ills.
In J. C. Thorne dry goods house a 7 by 10 foot silk panel shows true likenesses of chrysanthemums from Japan. The needlework portrait took seven years to complete. William H. Towell of Philadelphia bought the piece in Japan and allows two weeks’ display at Thorne’s store.
Mr. W. A. Hines of Manchester recounts a dramatic recovery from severe lung trouble after measles. He credits Dr. King's New Discovery with curing throat and chest illnesses and notes many others have benefited. regular sizes 50c and 1.00, trial bottles free at Geo. D. Clarke's drug store.
Cedar township residents plan a July 4 picnic at Charlie Cox's grove formerly the James Galligher farm. Water is available at the old brick house with seats and tables arranged. All invited to bring dinners for a social gathering by order of the committee Cassie Fisher Anna Ball Anna Cox Ada Parsons Kittie Napy Etta NapIy.
A letter from C F Myers of Le Roy New York to Genessee Pure Food Co. extols Grain-O as superior to other beverages for health and child welfare urging others to choose it. The writer emphasizes solid grain content and personal experience with multiple products.
A slightly used upright piano in a beautiful mahogany case, valued at $300, offered for $165. Available for cash or on time, with immediate pickup as soon as called.
Clinic advertises electrical hair removal with guaranteed work at 304 West Broadway Fairfield on Saturdays by Gertrude Allender.
Two year old colt available for sale as driving stock. Apply to Messert and LYNN marble dealers at 212.
Twelve fresh Jersey cows offered for sale by W. H. Barber of Libertyville. Contact at Libertyville 204 for details and price.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets candy as a cure for constipation with a 10 cent price and a druggist refund promise if it fails. It emphasizes quick relief and a guaranteed result.
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