Plush Garments Offer From Lis Ter’s London Plush
New goods announce Plush Modjeska Sacque and Jacket made of Lis ter’s London dyed seal plush. Garments priced from 20 to 50 dollars, guaranteed to wear. Seller claims no cheap shoddy plush and invites customers to view a large selection for children and ladies.
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Fine Millinery Offers Hats and Cloaks Bargains
A local shop advertises hats and bonnets with matching cloak options and dress trimming services. Readers are invited to select hats or bonnets and have them tailored to match outfits, while bargains in hats are promoted.
Dress Goods and Silks Offerings at Low Prices
Advertises English and French broadcloth at 1 25 and 1 50 per yard with matching trimmings and buttons. Promotes samples from Denver or eastern cities and urges customers to compare quality and price. Highlights cheap dress goods at 15 cents, broadhead dress goods, and all wool dress stuffs yard wide for 50 cents with assurance of good quality and finish.
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New Saxony Fabrics Offer Plays on Color and Comfort
A catalog note touts Saxony flannels offering plaid and stripe patterns in a new color blend. It promises wrapper-worthy texture with specific grades for wear satisfaction. Prices listed as 50 55 and 60 cents.
Hand-knit baby garments advertised with new designs
An advertisement praises a selection of hand-knit infant wear including Zephyr and Silk Hoods Caps Sucques Shirts Bootees Toboggans and Fascinators for school girls. It promotes new designs with prices from 50 cents and up and suggests abundant stock.
New Pods At The Tribune: Come See Us
Readers are invited to visit the Tribune page to view the new pods and meet the staff. The note encourages connection and discussion about the project.
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Textile shop advertises rugs and fabrics in varied grades
Body Brussels at $1 is offered as a lower grade option while All Wool extra super at 65 cents, Cotton Ingram at 25 cents, and better styles range from 70 to 85 cents. The shop touts Velvets Smyrna and Moquette Rugs, Curtains and Poles, with all grades available.
Clothing and Mats Offer Wide Selection and Bargains
Our clothing tables are fuller than usual and we can fit you. Prices are fair and items include Monarch Shirts E and W Collars suspenders gloves socks overalls working shirts trunks handkerchiefs valises si yalty campaign badges and buttons.
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Greeley Cash Store Offers Wide Shoe Selection
Rockford priced men’s shoes from 3 dollars and a broad stock of ladies and children’s footwear. Narrow and wide fits available, with school shoes and heavy rubber overshoes, ready for winter and priced from one dollar upward.
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Canned Goods and Fresh Fruit Advertisement
The Mitchell Patton Mise Co promotes canned goods and fresh fruit with eggs accepted. Prices to be posted, subscription offer available until January 1 1889 at fifty cents with a four percent long-term rate.
Concert and meetings fill Greeley week notes
The week in Greeley features a Methodist Sunday School concert at M. E. Church on Thursday October 18 with the J. P. FE Club reorganizing for winter, plus Chevaliers drill and a Republican rally at La Grange. Local updates include store signs, real estate shifts, and road and potato market chatter as residents travel, recover from illness, and plan fall activities.
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Real Estate Transfers in Weld County Entries
Real estate transfers recorded by Weld County Abstract show multiple deeds with prices ranging from 75 to 5500 dollars. Transactions involve Greeley and Brush areas with buyers including Blake Scott Kimball Maddox Wheeler Currier and Stump.
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Colorado women push for franchise amid cattle conflict
Marshall Colorado correspondence notes potato and corn harvests delayed by cattle depredations harming local households. It praises women owning more than 10 000 acres, their farm efforts, and support for woman’s suffrage. A Teach ers Institute item shows a principles declaration for suffrage signed by nearly all teachers.
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