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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1884
Page
5
A Paris Range sales pitch touts low prices and popularity as buyers flock. The recount shows repeated attempts, a strong fit for local shoppers, with notes of a robust market and lingering customer demand despite prior failures.
Committee pupils awarded in crafts list include Wesale Ammerman 12 and Lucinda Scott 11 with drawing and painting entries. Prizes scheduled for collection from Superintendent Mack at Central Building Monday or Tuesday afternoon between 2 and 3 30 o clock.
The Ollapodrida Club held a Thursday evening gathering at Mr. Albert Dick's home with most members present. Guests included Mrs. Dick and several local figures. the menu featured six courses ending with Nesselrode Pudding and Macaroons. The room sparkled with floral decor and also advertised a Jersey jackets sale by TN. Chester & Co.
Editor Vaughan recounts using Henry's Cat holic Salve after a severe horse accident with rapid healing and high regard for its effectiveness. TC Coyle of Clarksburg praises Seaville's Sarsaparilla and Stillingia Blood and Liver Syrup as superior altered medicines after fifteen years of use for blood disease control.
Washington correspondent reports Congressman Cutcheon introduced two bills. One seeks to remove a desertion charge against Franklin Thompson of the Second Michigan infantry. the other grants a $128 monthly pension to Mrs. Sarah J. E. Seeley, alias Franklin Thompson, for soldierly service. Thompson served as mail carrier and orderly, aided Gen. Poe at Fredericksburg, and wrote Nurse and Spy after deserting and returning home to Flint.
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