Spot Cash Locals Our Motto The Best Goods at Cash
Spot Cash Locals promotes their motto The Best Goods at Cash. The notice highlights bargain pricing and a broad selection aimed at attracting shoppers seeking value and quick purchases.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1892
Page
7
Spot Cash Locals promotes their motto The Best Goods at Cash. The notice highlights bargain pricing and a broad selection aimed at attracting shoppers seeking value and quick purchases.
Local chatter highlights May flowers and various community updates. Dr Kinnear returns from the East, Mra M E Kline rents 10 acres, and Mrs Colligan buys the Harwood home on Market Street. The WC.T.U plans a meeting, Isdith Noll is ill, and Kemp's Balsam is advertised. Lacon and Chillicothe rail, entertainment plans, and stallion shows add seasonal bustle as townsfolk await favorable weather.
Hot Weather Goods for Gentlemen offers vast selection of summer coats and vests in new weaves and shades, plus novel hot weather neckwear, straw goods, and fancy shirts. The lot was contracted in New York for delivery May 1 and will arrive on the first train with popular prices and expected rapid sales.
The ad notes latest dress goods millinery parasols fans capes and jackets for women plus genuine kid gloves. Immense sales span carpets wall paper furniture watches jewelry and silverware with strong east side customers from Benson Eureka Woodford and west side buyers from Altona Knox Princeville Peoria purchasing large merchandise bills.
J Watercott and Co bring relatives from Arkansas to visit. Paskell's House hosts early spring fare including new potatoes and greens. Caddie Miller takes charge at Putnam railway station. Mr Huard requests indefinite leave. Trespass notice issued for Yeager's croft. Elder Howe preaches at Christian church with topics on salvation. New year offers 58 days for energetic young ladies. bachelors face crucial year. Soldiers Home sells various pills at $1.40 per sack. Preaching at new church temple by Rev Haley. no evening service. Memorial services for Elder Jobo Where mentioned. J A Melick & Co to sell first 10 barrels of Maud 8 flour at $1.25. Magnolia friends receive a Florida letter from Mrs G Q Patterson. Fred Becker now assistant at Stubbles restaurant. majority celebration for his son. Duncan Campbell Sr attends Republican state convention. John Conover delegate. Ed Haanum delegates to congressional convention at Fairbury.
Newton Ray sells a five year old draft horse to John Tomasson for 227 50. The piece notes weight loss from spring work, characterizes the horse as an elephant beside ordinary horses, and mentions a later safe-cracking incident involving J Watercott Co. It also covers local business advertisements, a planned race track at Henry Driving Park, arrivals of Elder D R Howe and Albert G Cumming, and upcoming stage performances by the Ideals with Cinderella matinee Saturday. W P Hoyle suffered a severe arm and leg injury after a colt reared and kicked, with Dr Jones attending.
Advertisement states $1.00 to $5.00 saved with reduced rates to Ohio Pennsylvania New York and New England and all points of the East South and Southwest. Mention of cheapest rates to and from England with choice routes and fastest time. Webb's Ticket Office at 100 South Adams Street Peoria Illinois lists agents for all railroads and ocean steamers.
An advertisement proclaims Miles Nerve and Liver Pills regulate the liver stomach and bowels via nerves. Drges Pills claim rapid relief from biliousness torpid liver bad taste piles and constipation suitable for men women and children. 60 doses 25 cents samples free at J E F A Powell's Drug Store Henry Tils 4 ly.
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