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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1899
Page
5
Local agent G. Bliss of Saginaw Michigan advertises long term farming land with easy payments. Readers are invited to visit or write for prices as potential buyers can save money.
Telegraph from New York reports imminent transfer of money to advance railroad construction as contractors lose grace and proceed. Frank Tucker Theatre Co will open a week at the opera house starting Monday night. Local merchants offer free tickets. A Marshall raid ends with dismissal after costs paid. A Battle Creek man secures a marriage license amid a second pursuit. Bloomingdale hay merchants ship two cargoes to the Philippines under Ministerial orders. A Field agent dispute over representation noted. Mrs Cortain of Plainfield recalls illness turning toward consumption cure with Dr King’s New Discovery, now widely used with Hyde’s drug store offering trials.
City churches unite for a Sunday union service at the Baptist church next Sunday evening starting 5 45. Morning services include Dr Sperry at the Presbyterian church and Evangelical church at 2 30. No evening service or Young Peoples meeting due to the union gathering. Universalist church to host a 10 30 sermon titled Spiritual Influence Continuous with 11 45 Sunday School and lesson Woes of Intemperance featuring a tale of freedom from disease by George D Williams of Manchester Mich. Advertisements tout Electric Bitters and Backlins Arnica Salve and a Central Cigar Store notice.
District notices tell of Mrs. Julia Williams illness and death of a village member. Church groups plan a mystery social, dumb Crambo, and a sermon by Rev. Hathaway. Ralph Doolittle and Miss Harmon wed. Ladies Aid nets $20.85. Various ads mention taxes, a sale of tickets, carpentry services, turkey feathers, and grain milling.
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