Macomb Weekly Telegrapher Note 1883 Edition
The Macomb ILLS weekly issue edited by CHAS. H. WHITAKER notes terms per year in advance at $2.00. Publication date April 28, 1883.
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Newspaper
Macomb Eagle
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1883
Page
5
The Macomb ILLS weekly issue edited by CHAS. H. WHITAKER notes terms per year in advance at $2.00. Publication date April 28, 1883.
The three cent stamp will go out of use on October first after thirteen years in circulation. The item also notes political satire, high society gifts, and various editorial opinions from the era with references to notable figures and events.
In St Louis a German girl Mina Muller receives a mock confidential note from a would be suitor. Her father answers by proxy while the suitor fails to appear. The text includes a flamboyant postscript involving disguises and weapons. The piece also covers Mexican railroads and Christian church sermons on gamblers and confidence men.
Notice from McDonough County that Graves and Mares have been elected to name the lowest prices on dry goods shoes and notions for the season of 1483.
Shoppers are invited to see fresh arrivals at Surry Warren’s with praise for vibrant new stock. The notice emphasizes appealing merchandise and enticing displays designed to attract customers.
Advertises Baby Cabs or cats at Wixatow and Sox’s, urging quick call to secure one as stock dwindles.
Augusta Roller Mills Flour is praised as the best kept in Macomb, matched only by W F Weta, highlighting high quality flour in the area.
The St Louis Globe-Democrat questions census based judgments claiming a 10 percent population rise in a decade yet a 115 percent rise in insanity and one in 100 era passing toward crime, pauperism, lunacy or disability, amid notes on growing Black population. Northside Photograph Gallery advertises new work by Tuomas Pururor & Co with first class photography services.
Mrs M F Ja Cops on the north side announces Spring Millinery with a full stock of latest novelties for ladies selections Call and see goods and prices New Lumber Yard at No 7 South Randolph Street J B Gamtene Macomb Illinois opens yard with lumber lath shingles sold at low cash prices by the carload specialty lumber supply
A buyer will visit Tayton's Livery Stable every Monday for 90 days to purchase horses mares and mules. The advertiser promises the highest prices for good sound stock.
The steamer from Liverpool brings twelve Bedouin Arabs representing several tribes to New York. They travel to the Westminster hotel under engagement to W W Cole the St Louis showman and were escorted by an agent from Constantinople. Their Syrian costumes feature red tarboosh hats and knee length blue silk trousers with bright red morocco shoes. The chief, with wife, appears ancient yet vigorous, with a heavy beard and imposing presence.
A profile of Mr. Munro in New York who built the Seaside Library into a fortune estimated near one million. From near poverty, he rose after partnering with Beadle and publishing Mrs. Wood stories, then expanding to the Franklin Square Library as Harpers followed his model.
In Indiana a physician and his wealthy wife sought a divorce over the doctor’s night calls. The judge lauded Indiana law as progressive, noting the couple could now seek happiness apart. The open court testimony framed the unusual proceeding and its outcome.
A collection of pithy lines and anecdotes on professions and manners. Jokes about clergymen physicians editors and lawyers mingle with humorous exchanges between clerks and customers and a Texas livery keeper misreading a request in a whimsical tale.
The Star of Bethlehem is predicted to reappear this year or next after historical parallels from 1572 and earlier. Tycho de Brahe noted a star in Cassiopeia brighter than Sirius for a month before fading. Astronomers connect these fluxes to Nativity-era timing and note the current star as due.
Local advertisement notes Good Goods for one half their real value at Kerman and Howard's Specialty Counter in Macoms Illinois. Dated April 14, 1888, encouraging shoppers to seize bargains.
For Summer Use. Buy your Coal Oil or Gasoline Cooking Stoves of J. A. Surra, the West Side Hardware Man. They are warranted and sold on trial.
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