05 Dec 1888
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1888
Page
1
The Greeley Cash Store highlights holiday goods across tables priced from two to twenty five cents. Featuring toys, glassware, children's tea sets, dolls, albums, scrap books, Waverly and Dickens books at 50 cents, novels, and a wide range of gift items including jewelry and china tea sets.
A local listing promotes items for sale including Smyrna rugs, tapestry and velvet hassocks, ingrain carpets, Brussels, white bed spreads, lace curtains, Turcoman and chenille curtains, and a carpet sweeper as a potential gift option with varied prices per yard or item.
A list of reduced prices across kids cloaks from 1.50 to 650, ladies jackets 2.50 to 15, Newmarkets 3 to 25, plush cloaks 20 to 40, silk dresses patterns and trimmings, handkerchiefs 25c to 75c, gloves 1 to 2, blankets 3/4, underwear and hosiery for children, towels napkins table linens, and assorted men’s wear. Includes many department store style discounts and gift suggestions.
S60 To 800 For fine teas. Try our coffees. Oregon apples are very fine and keep well. Fine candies, oranges, nuts, chestnuts from Pennsylvania, and all kinds of groceries. If you want anything we have not mentioned come and see us, think we have it around somewhere.
A wide array of local items from Greeley includes notices of excursions to North Platte, church and temperance events, and notes on public works, school district creation, and new business moves. Residents like Mase Co. and Camp Nusbaum push projects before winter. Public Library regulations establish stockholdings, perpetual privileges, fines, and hours for access.
The Brownell family thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy and help after the deaths of their sons Harry and Oscar. They especially credit those who assisted in the rescue attempt. signed Jos. E. Brownell and Martie A. Brownell.
Weld County Abstract reports transfers including A J Emmons to M Estes for sw 20 6 68 at 600 dollars, L H Cole to W H Davis two acres in ne corner ne 6 16 66 at 100, W H Davis to W M Ewing ej ne 6 166 with 4 acres in sec or at 4000, A G Coykendall to J N Hill lots 19 12 block 16 Platteville at 275, county to Coykendall multiple platted lots in Platteville parcels, Matthews to Gaume 8 se7 ne 18 35 7 at 380.06, M B Williams to F E Smith blocks 20 30 Greeley at 800, T Lancaster to H Emerson 8) se 35 8 59 at 571, E W Lowe to J E Brown nw se ne sw 35 45 8 at 800, Beaver Live Stock and Land Co to P Cronan nw 10 35 8 at 1100, A J Wiley to Beaver Live Stock and Land Co nw 10 35 8 at 1250, F M Aldrich to S D Shumate nw Li 25 7 at 2500, C Yancey and J Yancey to M I Yancey lot 15 block 8 Windsor at 100.
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