Local notices and ads mix in sprawling 19th century column
Beneficial Department established for the accommodation of those in want or possessing property. Sale offers 8 acres suitable for building or pasture near the city. Loans and household goods sale details. Various notices on auctions, revivals, road work, prices, and local happenings across Darlington and surrounding towns.
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Ahe City
Ann Jetrey
Chas, Dunn
Inhosiah C. Jacka Ae
California
County notes from The Chronicle February 7 1880s
The County Seat reports Prof. W. Gillett visiting Floyd Settlement as County Superintendent. Bidding for a libel printing contract is cited. A lead ore find near South Surrey, via Joseph Phillips & Co, yields heavy mineral shipments to Bennett Hoskins. Wm. Flint suffers an eye injury from a fence staple but eyesight may recover.
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the Chronicle
W. Gillett
Floyd Settlement
Islington
Bennett, Hoskins '& Co
Richard Kent
South Surrey
Joseph Phillips & Co
Wm. Flint
Dodgeville
Bargain Prices At Local Stores Prompt Spring Deals
Fresh oysters available by the can or bulk at headquarters C Hendra's. Ed Davey's store notes robberies of men women and children. Detter offers remainder of winter stock at cost price. J Pennatszcon & Son open finest spring line boots and shoes with guaranteed low prices.
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C. Hendra’s
Ed. Davey’s
Detter
J. Pennatszcon & Son Havel
Local Notes On Residents Traveling And Community News
Mr. David Rowe Sr and wife left for Iron Mountain Michigan to visit their daughter for several weeks. Mr James Hicks visits friends in Michigan this week. Mrs Joseph Pollard returns from Britt Iowa and plans to reopen a millinery business here. Mr Mark Smith and daughter depart for Madison on Saturday. Mrs Vin Quill eash plans a short visit before returning to Britt TN after attending her mother Mrs Mark Smith's funeral. T M Goldsworthy of Dodgeville shakes hands with old friends. Quarterly meeting at the M KE church one week from next Saturday and Sunday led by Rev Wheeler. Miss Minnie Smith returns from Mineral Point for a brief vacation. Bert Smith breaks his arm coasting on Tuesday. Miss Kate Richards and Miss Sadie Osborne buy millinery stock from Miss Sophia Thomas and Miss Susie Crase to run the old stand with dressmaking and fancy work. A number of Linduwihites attend a Dodgeville campfire Tuesday and report a good time. Mrs W U Phillips visits Cobb Zap.
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David Rowe
Iron Mountain
Mich
James Hicks
Michigan
Joseph Pollard
Britt
Iowa
Mark Smith
Madison
Vin Quilleash
Britt Tn
T. M. Goldsworthy
Dodgeville
M. KE
Rev. Wheeler
Minnie Smith
Mineral Point
Bert Smith
Geo. Smith
Retail ad and accident notice from Darlington era
A cash sale listing varied goods including fish raisins tea and syrup with prices. Also news of Mr and Mrs Harry Chamberlin summoned after an accident involving Mrs Chamberlin s father Thomas Kuster who was injured hauling wood when a runaway team struck him. He is over 70 and recovering at Charles Francis home. Also a note that overcoats for men and boys are being sold at cost to clear stock at Deller s.
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Boscobel
Harry Chamberlin
Darlington
Deller’s
Important Public Sale of Short Horn Cattle in Mineral Point
J J Ross & Sons announce a public sale at their Mineral Point farm on Wednesday March 9 1887 featuring 25 bulls eight to twelve months old and 15 cows and heifers from families including Charon Young Mary Young Phyllis Cruickshank Josephine Zelia Ara bella Blossom. Females will be bred to Cruickshank bull Red Commander. Also six high grade bulls to be sold. Catalogues on application. 8 months terms at 8 percent interest or 9 percent cash. Sale starts promptly.
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J. J. Ross & Sons
Mineral Point
Wis
Ose
Charon
Mary
Phyllis
Cruickshank
Josephine
Zelia
J.J. Ross & Bons
Butter and Egg Stock For Cash At Cost Sale
Tony Bros of Mineral Point Wisconsin announces a cash sale at cost for their entire stock. They will keep the same stand and pay cash for butter eggs and poultry in season. Dated February 8 1897.
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Tony Bros
Mineral Point
Wis
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