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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1892
Page
2
New fall styles in carpets and dress goods. All wool extra supers and cotton mixed carpets from 25 cents. Elegant tapestries, Brussels, and moquetts in new fall designs and colors at low prices. Enlarged dress goods department offers abundant new styles and colorings.
In this department our sales are the highest compliment to our stock and style, for those who see can do naught but buy.
Woolen goods dealer promotes new blanket line after selling out last season. Full lines of underwear flannels and yarns offered at competitive prices. Local shop emphasizes value and variety to attract customers.
Subscriptions for Fairfield Cribunne Co M MCELROY proprietor listed with terms in advance. Three months option offered and partial phrases indicate pricing and time frame for renewal or income stream.
George Howell returns from Denver while Mrs. Philips visits Chicago and Mrs. Gordon travels in Illinois. Other locals travel to Kansas Arizona Washington Illinois and Des Moines. A G A R encampment party from Jefferson county sails to Washington and weddings and store notices fill the page with community updates.
John Winsell, born March 1815 in London county Lenn, died September 12 1892 at his daughter’s residence in Wauneta Kansas. He lived in Jefferson county Iowa since 1838 and married Charlotte Noggle in 1840. Survived by two daughters six sons thirteen grandchildren and four siblings. Funeral held September lath conducted by Rev G W Barber. Fruit and oysters at Langs Restaurant.
Aaron Tucker was thrown from a wagon after his horses ran away while passing near the Chandler school house. He suffered a broken nose and deep cuts on the upper lip with potential permanent disfigurement. The team stopped in a ditch after causing no other serious damage. Dr. Fordyce dressed Tucker's wounds.
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