Greeley Cash Store Promotes Fall Fashion and Bargains
The Greeley Cash Store highlights new fall shades and fabrics, announces low prices on batistes and lawns, and advertises ready-made clothing, tailoring services, and brand-name footwear. It notes Mrs. McCormick's intricate crochet dress as a standout, praises Coates' Spool Cotton, and invites customers to purchase footwear and school shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson McCormick
Northlanch
Mich
Hays Tailoring Company
Rochester
N. Y
Jacob Reed
Philadelphia
Monarch
Earle & Wilson
California
Rockford
Bolton
New In Corsets and Bustles Aim to Speed Back to Fashion
August arrivals include Dr Warner Health and Coraline Corsets and Bustles from Langtry and Taylor lines. The shop notes frequent invoicing will bring affordable remnants daily as eager buyers are urged to hurry.
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Dr. Warner
Taylor
Tile Greeley Cash Store Opens Boxes of New Goods
The store invites customers to stop by as boxes of new goods are opened every few days through August. Shoppers are urged to check in often for latest styles and posted updates, with no need to buy on every visit. The shop promises a cool, pleasant environment and daily free excursions.
Special Offer Subscriptions From Local Papers
Mitchell and Patton Mase Co advertises a special offer valid until after the election. The Tripone six months and Kansas City Journal through November 15 are priced, with renewals earning Kansas City Journal free until that date.
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The
Mitchell & Patton Mase, Co
Tue Gaerevry Tribune
Tripone
Kansas City Journal
Local items reflect harvests travel and civic notes
J. W. McCreery travels to Fort Morgan for two days absence. Harvested grain proves better than expected while threshing outfits prepare for fall work. Several local readers return from trips to Nederland and Estes Park as town news covers politics, church events, and a new mining assay in Blackhawk.
Local Notices From Grover August Correspondence
Mr Wilson has gone Hast for a few days. Mr Jennings moves into his new store. Mr House is back among us. Mr Babcock, Wilson's assistant, left. a new man has taken his place whose name is not learned. H L Montgomery on the round-up. Wolf busy after moving his blacksmith shop. Miss Gertie Stephens injured shoulder and ankle after a fall from her horse. Frank Stephens has been under the weather.
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Creamery Building
George Russell
London
Canada
Maveric
Gregury Trung
Grover
Wetp Country
Gertie Stephens
Mr. Frank Stephens
Real estate transfers listed by Weld County Abstract
Transfers include James B. Phillips to William Watson for lot ne 14666 at 2000 dollars. Platte Land Co to Asa Sterling for nje 1464 at 3521.04. Macy family buys lot 1 block 103 Greeley for 1 dollar. U P Ry Co to Sarah Latta for all lots land 11, T11 R61 totaling 81279.72. Hathaway to Jas Johnston for se 18356 payment 800. Van Buren to Diana Stokes lot 11 block 40 Nuckel add to Platteville for 1. Gould and Sage trustees to Maria Jerome Frederick and Francis Loustalet for se 15 564 at 1280. Anderson to Rasmus Nelson ne se 11356 at 100. Phillips to Sarah Constable e lot 2 block 17 Greeley for 200.
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Weld County Abstract
James B. Phillips
Robert G. Watson
William Watson
Platte Land Co
Asa Sterling
Albert D. Hathaway
Jas. H. Johnston
Francis van Buren
Diana E. Stokes
Nuckel
Platteville
Jay Gould
Russell Sage
Maria-Jerome Frederick
Francis Loustalet
Edward Anderson
Rasmus Nelson
J. B. Phillips
Sarah A. Constable
Greeley
Republican Caucuses in Weld County Precincts Held Aug 11 1888
The Republican caucus in Precinct No. 6 and the caucus in Precinct No. 5 at Evans Weld County will be held on Saturday August 11 1888 at Evans Town Hall at 1 PM. Jas McKinney will serve as Chairman.
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Evans
Weld County
Jas. McKinney
Water District Plan Divides City in Seven Zones
Greeley council adopted a plan dividing the city into seven water districts to allocate scarce supplies more equitably. Districts are defined by streets and lateral canals, with enforcement via penalties and future rules. noncompliance deemed a misdemeanor. A separate fire report notes a blaze at S B Wright's barn and nearby home losses totaling about 3 500 with horses and carriages saved or damaged.
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Tenth Avenue
Oak Street
Ninth Avenue
Main Street
Eighth Avenue
Nichols Supply
Orange Street
Progress Notes Include Hay Shipments and Local Developments
Progress reports detail hay shipping from LaSalle to Denver by Ireland Bros with a large work crew. A new Beebe draw schoolhouse nears completion, and plans discuss forming a building association. A thunderstorm injures Mrs. Raney but she recovers. temperance meeting praised recent speeches. local visits and business plans for a new general store emerge as county bridge work proceeds. Ed Austin breaks a leg. Dr Leavenworth treats him. Gafett & Co. to open a full-service drug store in the McFie building with Cleveland native Garett as dispenser.
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LaSalle
Denver
Ireland Bros
Andy McMillen
Beebe Draw
Board of Trade
Frank Raney
Here
Stanton’s Hall
F. W. Hammitt
Telford
Denver Challenge
Coleman
James Stanton
Journal
Sarah Coulter
S. R. Farris
P. W. Hughes
la Salle Road
Ed. Austin
Andy McMillan
Leavenworth
O. K. C. Gafett & Co
McFie
Garett
Cleveland
Ohio
Evans
Stabbing Affray On Delta Leaves Man Wounded
A serious stabbing affray on the delta Sunday morning involved Peter Kane, W. J. Camp, and Camp’s son Eugene. Escalating from a water dispute, Kane was struck with a shovel grazing his forehead, countered by a nails-end board blow that cut Camp’s wrist and arm, and a boy’s shovel blow to Kane’s head. Camp stabbed Kane in the left side with a jack knife, medical staff say Kane is in critical but potentially recovering condition at the county hospital. Camp surrendered to the sheriff and was bound over to the grand jury. Eugene was later arrested and placed on bonds.
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Delta
Peter Kane
W. J. Camp
Mr. Camp
Eugene
Mr. Kane
Kane
Mulford
Camp
Wolaver
Willard
Spencer-Ross Nuptials at St John’s Cathedral Denver
The marriage of Fermor J. Spencer of Denver to Beasie L. Ross of Greeley took place at St John’s Cathedral Denver on August 1 1888 at eight p m with Dean Hart presiding and Dr Gower at the organ. After the ceremony the couple departed for Salt Lake City for several weeks. Both families are prominent in Greeley with many friends offering congratulations.
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Spencer—Ross
St. John’s Cathedral
Denver
Dean Hart
Fermor J. Spencer
Beasie L. Ross
Greeley
Spencer
Salt Lake City
Trisvnx
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Greeley Cash Store
Levi P. Morton
Morton & Cornell
Tile Greeley Cash Store
Home News
J. W. McCreery
Fort Morgan
Fred E. Smith
Nederland
O. E. Taylor
Mr. Warren
Belfast
Maine
L. L. Haynes
Mountains
Rich D. Kelly
Weld County Democrat
Greeley Canton No.6
Gene Williams
Oasis Hotel
Mayor White
Kansas
Nebraska
Mr. Savage
Georgetown
Idaho Springs
Fort Collins
A. C. Peck
Colorado Springs
Brother Lucas
M. E
Dr. Graham
Gale
Estes Park
E. R. Thayer
C. W. Wulfsen
Mattie
Hazel
Austin
Texas
Wood & Mayher
First National Bank
Colorado Fuel Company
French
Carr
A. H. Lucas
Midland Railway
Glenwood Springs
Aspen
Leadville
Unitarian Society
H. C. Watson
Laramie City
Cheyenne
Harrison
Streeter
Fiske
United Presbyterians
J. L. Ewing
C. G. Hathaway
Park County
Blackhawk Mining Company
Blackhawk
A. P. Fedderson
Manhattan Camp
Daniel Jones
Court House
Fezer
Springs
Hawes
White
Ryan
Wuereas
S. B. Wright
BE. Heaton
Losa
B. Wright
Seventh Avenue
Ninth Street
Dr. Hawes
John McKissock
M. A. Bunker
Will Mogarty
Judge Hanna
Eph. Heaton
Colony Days
W.A. Miner
W. H. Keirnes
Jackson House
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