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Newspaper
Mills County Republican
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1880
Page
8
The notice outlines freight and mail movements including express service details. It mentions a recurring schedule with express movements every Saturday night and references to multiple freight items and routes. The readable portions indicate transport and delivery operations tied to a local carrier or station.
A fragmentary OCR item details freight schedules for Pacific Express and related mail services. Mentions No 95 and No 82 freight cars, No 84 freight, and a passenger section expected on a freight train with a noted PM time.
The column reports local visits and calls by Rev. J O Brown and others, lists from merchants J Rosenburg and Miller, and notices of weddings, telegraph operator changes, and bank staff. It notes improvements by the St Louis Railroad and Central House, a Baptist oyster supper, and a corn-claim contest for readers.
A grand Republican rally is announced for Conncil Bluffy next Thursday October 28 for the entire congressional district with expected distinguished speakers. A banner will honor the Garfield and Arthur clubs and a Malvert assembly with banners and music is promised. The item notes a clerk Brank Good wit in Snyder's drive store and reports a poisoning incident involving lye mistaken for vinegar. The Leader and Revuatican halt city list deliveries amid complaints of missing papers and subscriber issues. editors assure satisfaction.
Volume II Number QI bids farewell to its readers as the year ends. The note thanks patrons for support over nearly five years of publication and expresses hope for the near future while pledging to improve the paper and repay subscriber loyalty.
A fragment from a local paper promotes Dr. Bosanko and Shiloh remedies with testimonials from J. G. Starkey and others, touting cures for piles rheumatism cough and digestion. It notes price points and availability at O. H. Sxiper and C. A. Sivarv. A Silver Creek township Republican convention is announced for October 18 at Centerline school house. J. J. Johnson and J. W. Rosenburg are active in promoting groceries in the Spencer building with discounts from fifteen to thirty percent.
Fragmented Piracy alarm notes a school book ring attempting to control Appletons Readers, forging title pages, deceiving boards and teachers. Thomason and local merchants supply candies, flour, groceries, and millinery amid a bustle of ads and notices. wary buyers urged to verify sources and choose authentic goods.
Call at the Ladies Bazar for finery goods. The premier first class millinery in Milly Co offers reasonable prices. Thomason's advertises Bremner's crackers and a selection of parlor lamps. Thomason's in Malvern promotes various goods including caramel and bronze plated items.
Bates' restaurant offers a large stock of fresh candies. Callan promotes Indica furnishing goods at Miss Bang Jia. 49h clothing, caps, and gentlemen's furnishings at JOD. Paddock & Gas. New clothing store advertises. Nicesnew standard groceriva at Alexander's with apples and potatoes. Call for delivery.
A jumbled parade of promotions urges readers to visit Miss Pangburns millinery, Munger and Goodwin for giveaways and watches, D P Rickabaugh for meat, and Kendall cures, plus paint from National Mixed Paints. The district hosts a new clothing stock in a former D L Weinsheimer building with various suppliers listed.
J D Panvock and Co offer a semiannual cleaving sale to clear remaining remnant and odd goods for the fall and winter campaign at prices designed to insure brisk sales.
A local ad claims certain residents endure misery from dyspepsia indigestion constipation and debility and asserts Shiloh's Vitalizer will cure them. Sold by C H Snyder.
A reader claims six years of bed-ridden sickness costing 200 dollars yearly, totaling 1200, was ended by three bottles of Hop Bitters taken by his wife who has since worked at home without missing a day. He urges widespread knowledge of his experience in Lanett. We note objections to advertised medicines arise from envy, not unbiased judgment, as advertising favors meritous goods. Dr Bosanko’s Rheumatic Cure and Pile Remedy are presented as highly advantageous.
Beld by Munger Goodwin, a poetic line touts Shilols Catarrh Remedy with a nasal injector free per bottle. Claims include cure for diphtheria canker and catarrh with health and sweet breath benefits sold by QO WY SNYDER in Malvern.
Dr. GO. C. Gilleland of Gallatin Missouri reports long term use of a remedy he says surpassed others for liver and blood issues. The statement, attributed to A. N. Snyder and Munger & Goodwin, asserts high satisfaction and effective results without naming the product directly.
A local ad announces a large stock of undertaker goods brought into Mills County by Munger and Godwin. It touts broad variety from baby sippers to tall tapping butts and offers cheaper prices than anywhere else. Private boarders and traveling salesmen offered comfortable rooms with sample accommodations. Mrs. J. A. Tivvien provides terms.
A reader touts Mop Bitters as the cure for sickness and doctor costs, claiming three dollars kept a family well and workers able to toil. The ad promotes Dr E G West's Nerve and Brain Treatment for various ailments, with boxes priced and a written guarantee offered for six boxes, plus sales through Munger & Goodwin and druggists selling Brown's Tar Troches for sore throat.
The Western remedy promoted as a cure for biliousness and sick headache. Advert indicates Brown's Vetable for sale by druggists. No specific dates or places given.
A brief note discusses a preparation combining Sarsoparia and Dandelion with Todide of Potassium. It covers the potential uses and harmonized effects in a botanical remedy context. Further details on dosage and indications are not provided in the extract.
A noisy catalog of items and offers from various merchants. Mentions Brown's Pepsin, car load wagons and carriages, fresh lard, school books, new organs, winter wheat flour, Gibs Rio coffee, air outfits, hats and trimmings, groceries, and pawnbroker notes. Contains several company names and place clues, with scattered pricing and dates.
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