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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1892
Page
7
Local ads brag of low prices on carpets furniture and millinery. Vendors tout large stock and new goods with promises of strong spring trade and upcoming shipments from New York and the East. Seasonal salesmanship and health tonics saturate the notice pages.
Store touts men’s suits as superior in style and fit, claiming unmatched quality and value on display.
A terse note invites readers to call for pricing details. The line emphasizes direct inquiry over posted figures and suggests a personal contact approach for cost information.
A local storefront advertises a wide drive on pepper, sugar, salt, cigars, canned fruits, corn, buckwheat, syrups, tobaccos, dried fruits, and shoes. Prices are quoted pennywise with emphasis on savings and bulk buys, highlighting Michigan salt, 40 boxes cigars, and various fruit and grain offers.
Community items report sales at Jos H. Perry and Joseph A. Perry including plows brace bits and barrows. Quilting notice by Lizzie Weber and sewing machines repairs. Political caucuses for Republicans at Disasway's and Democrats Saturday at Congregational society. School term starts and local visits noted. Salvation Oil promoted for pain and Kemp’s Balsam for cough. Elder Carrick to preach at Church of Christ with all invited.
City issues reminder to owners of horses and cattle to keep animals under control and prevent trespassing on public or private grounds. Complaints cite park and private lawns. ordinance will be enforced from March 17 1902. Mayor Jos N Knext signed the notice.
A reader from Auburs Indiana shares a testimonial about a two year faint pulse, left side tenderness, and heart distress relieved by Dr Miles New Heart Cure. The note praises the Dr Miles Medical Co and mentions a free booklet at Dr Powell's drugstore.
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