Spot Cash Locals promote goods and prices in 1801 issue
An 1801 retail column lists discounted groceries and household items at Spot Cash Store including flour at 1.40 per pack and honey at 8 cents per pound, along with tobacco, sardines, sorghum, lamps, clothing, and stoves. Advertises cloak openings, furniture, and local sales across Marshall and surrounding counties with multiple merchants urging quick purchases.
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Michigan
Spot Cash
Marshall
Bargain Cloak Opening and Shop Offers At Perry’s
Bargain cloaks opening at J H Jones and Son with wire window shelves featured at Jos H Perry’s. Also notices cloak opening at J G Jones and Son. Sewing machines needles and oil at Jos H Perry’s. The Acorn and Peoria round oak stoves at Jos H Perry’s. For gun ammunition or loaded shells visit Joseph H Perry’s machine at Jos H Perry’s.
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J H. Jones &Son
Jos H. Perry’s
J. G. Jones & Son
Jos H. Perry's
Joseph H. Perry
Jos H. Perry
New Opera Hall to Open Soon and Local Updates
Charley Booth and his mother visit St Louis this week while plans unfold for the new opera hall. School to start next Tuesday in the new building. sidewalks slated on college grounds. Mrs Lott Sullivan of Nebraska visits her sisters the Misses Dorsey. Ur Kinnear and wife plan a week at Bloomington. A black knit cape found on the road left at this office for owner. Father Leo Krenz celebrated mass at St Mary's church Tuesday morning. Ells Hutchins visited invalid Nellie Widmer in Ottawa last week. Hi Gaston in town selling chestnut and pear trees.
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Charley Booth
St Louis
Mra Lott Sullivan
Nebraska
Dorsey Ur Kinnear
Bloomington
Leo Krenz
St Mary’s Church
Ells Hutchins
Nellie Widmer
Ottawa
Local notes mix of social events and obituaries
Mrs John Titus and two children of La Prairie visited Dr and Mrs F A Powell last week. Funeral for Michael Downey at St Joseph's Friday at nine. Ada Reeder of Metamora visits brother Harry. A Halloween social will be held at the Post rooms Saturday evening Oct 31. The college bell hangs in the new school house belfry cared for by Bickerman & Co. The Tattheback Tea Table Club plans a New Opera Hall event. Mrs Zimmerman of Sparland was in town last Thursday. Lucy Gaston spoke at a temperance meeting Sunday. John Margoots shows artistic taste in residence redesign. U. Zimmerman, formerly a jovial druggist, now in Peoria, visited Henry. The Henry Republican and Western Plowman offer subscription deals to Dec 1, 1801. William Schoulen and son of Greenfield visited for business outlook. A 18th birthday celebration for Katie Seitz featured refreshments and gifts. G C Griswold raises over 500 fancy fowls. sells cockers. Attendees from Peoria and Quincy at Bleaefer Yaeger wedding. Epworth League plans oyster supper Nov 8 at the M E church. M E church ladies plan a grand Thanksgiving dinner with fair. Elder C. M McQuurdy of Toulon preached at Putnam on the Transfiguration.
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John Titus
la Prairie
F A. Powell
Michael Downey
St Joseph's Church
Bro Scott
Lacon Owl
Ada Reeder
Metamora
Harry
Hallowe'en Social At the Post Rooms
Bickerman & Co
Mra Zimmerman
Sparland Ostmaater
Robert McDonough
Lucy Gaston
John Margoots
Henry Republican
Republican
William Schoulen
Greenfield
Lows
Iowa
Katie Seitz
Monts
Griswold
M. E
M E. Church
C. M McQurdy
Toulon
Putnam
Bis Grandmother
Parker
Christian Church
Denver Move For Rev Father Krenz And City Notes
Rev Father Leo Krenz is sent to Denver, Colorado for health reasons and leaves Chicago today for the west. Mrs John Monier shows skill guiding a team of young skippers through busy streets. A horse-and-wagon accident injures H W Ruggles, now laid up. Nellie Sperry departs for Washington state wintering hopes. relatives urge relocation if favorable. Ashes and debris in city streets face enforcement as law targets all violators. The Ueory Terpsichorean club reorganizes with 80 members and plans including a masquerade and Willie's orchestra. Dwight Morgan of Putnam suffers a paralysis stroke. Dr Stipp optimistic about recovery. The 4th Annual Cloak Opening is announced at J H Jones & Son's with Col Heoline attending. Otto Schuster of Peoria seeks mineral baths at Mt Clemens, Michigan for health. The editor reports large print orders and shipments of envelopes, beads, and statements. The Vernon brothers plan a New Orleans Hall performance for children. A marriage is announced between Dr Gray of Emporia and Eva Riche of Venango. reception details follow in Kansas City and Emporia. The Republican sends warm regards to the betrothed. Pucklen's Arnica Salve is advertised for skin ailments and piles. Webb's Ticket Offices promote discounted travel rates.
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Leo Krenz
Chicago
Denver
Colo
West
John Monier
Japan
H W Ruggles
Sampson Rowe
Nellie Sperry
Samuel Sperry
Ueory Terpsichorean Club
Willie
Oscar C White
Charles H Watercott
J Paskell
Thomas Kirkwood
Kirkwood Grate Bar Co
New
Stipp
J H Jones & Son
Col Heoline
USN
Otto Schuster
Peoria
Mt Clemens
Mich
Ita Mineral Bath
Fountain Bath House
Little Vernon Brothers
Dr Gray
Emporia
Kanaens
Eva Riche
Venonna
Joan O Dent
Gray
Deater
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EL Itns
LNCS
Melton
Hutchins & Lincoln
Costa
Blackwell
Durham
J F. Gates
Jos H Perry
Krenz
James and
North Streets
D H Anderson
Jobao Heim
Jonx
New Opera Hall
Gaston
Our City
J, Watercott & Co
Watercott & Co
EK. H. Hutchins
Henry
Pucklen
Arnica
Webb
South Adama
Ills
the Pools Reliable Cash House
Woolner Building
Illinois
Alfies
Blanke
Western Mills
Schipper & Block
J. C Wynd & CO
South Adams Street
Woolher
ITL
Mark Ament
W Smith
W. Smith, Jr
Dakota Belle
Fleur
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