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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1898
Page
7
We make special efforts to cater to the wants of all in this line and you can find a handsome line to select from.
AT Winter Waists and Dress Skirts at prices that you would have to pay for the making Waists from 50c to 274 Dress Skirts 150 up.
Advertises buying second hand goods of all kinds and paying cash. Mentions flower pots, china dishes, jardiniers and tinware. Encourages bringing items to the seller to save money.
The Fairfield Tribune lists subscription terms. One year rate and shorter options are shown with prices in a compact local notice.
Local notes list residents and visitors including Harry Rider headed north to buy Shropshire sheep, J. E. Burkhart off to Chicago for seminary studies, and many others visiting relatives, attending expositions, or returning from travels across Iowa, Nebraska, and beyond.
Dr King’s New Life Pills are advertised as a cure for sick and nervous headaches. The sales pitch promises purer blood and stronger nerves, easy dosing, and a money back guarantee. Sold by D. C. Collins, Druggist for 25 cents.
College opened with receptions and society meetings. The M. and Y. W. C. A. hosted a string unwind activity at Dr. Jenkins to pair students with partners. Orio Elzevir hosted a flower picture event with refreshments and chatter, praised by all. Aldine Alethean hosted animal autograph game with a dining room souvenir, and football men served cake and ice cream to fund a new football. A Tribune survey shows six seniors chose Latin, three German, none ethics. Jas Locke Co offers buggy tops and painting for $12.
Andrew J Boyd Sr died Friday evening after being ill on an G A R excursion. He was born December 5 1819 near Richmond Virginia and lived in Virginia Burlington Iowa California Colorado Idaho before settling in Fairfield. Survived by wife Mary Monroe and four children. Funeral held Monday at his Fairfield home with Rev W J Funkey officiating.
Entire flock available including hens pullets and cockerels at reduced half price. Great opportunity for farmers to acquire stock from M. O. Gay. Also listings for a commission salesman and oil sample sales with liberal terms from The Euclid Oil Company in Cleveland. Nearby investor Rollin J. Wilson offers six percent money on terms tied to realty value.
The Old Settlers of Jefferson County held their twentieth annual reunion in this city on Saturday. A large crowd attended despite illness and travel conditions. Officers were elected for the coming year and a list of deceased members was read, noting forty six names. The day featured band music, prayers, talks recalling pioneer life, and a collection to cover expenses.
Mrs Margaret Glays wife of John Glays of Des Moines township died September 16 1898. Born August 17 1836 she was sixty two years one month. Born in Montgomery county Ohio two miles NW of Dayton to David and Milly Olinger. Married October 20 1853 and had five children two boys one son preceded her two years ago joined Lutheran church in 1859. A Christian neighbor loved by all.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve touted as the best in the world for burns cuts bruises and skin eruptions. Claims to cure old sores ulcers boils corns piles and more with a 25 cent per box price and a cure guaranteed by D C Collins, druggist.
The firm states the present location is too small for growing business and has leased a 100 foot room with second floor and basement one door south in the Mrs. Allmayer clothing house premises and will move.
The firm announces profits from moving stoneware will be passed to customers. It says it will make appreciated concessions on all goods to cut stock while keeping complete assortments in all lines.
Raney and Simmons advertise loan deals with easy terms and low rates, inviting readers to apply for favorable financing.
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