Long cloaks offered at unbeatable prices in stock
The ad lists four through fourteen year price figures and notes a fine line of misses and ladies long cloaks priced so low that no woman or miss can fault the price or style.
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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1889
Page
4
The ad lists four through fourteen year price figures and notes a fine line of misses and ladies long cloaks priced so low that no woman or miss can fault the price or style.
The Second Panel of Petit Jurors reported to Judge Smith after the Sylvan Boat Club case reached a verdict for the plaintiff Patrick Mullane for one cent and ten feet north of the lot ten feet of the river. The jury also handled trespass and other matters with a broad list of jurors from Moline Rock Island and surrounding areas. The article notes non-residents and absentees, and details about local court proceedings and a sermon by Rev William McPheeters at the First M E church with references to religious discourse and plans for further discourse.
O F Grantz Jr and Frank Gaitsche reported a productive gathering of the Moline Turget Society at Bloomington. The convention adopted resolutions mourning national secretary A Golmer who died Friday. Turners nationwide oppose Neudter Blair's national Sunday bill, issuing a manifesto denouncing attempts to establish Christianity as a national religion. Critics call the bill unconstitutional and an infringement on political and social rights. Alderman Howard returns to Eck Island and accepts a permanent post with the paving project.
In Keokuk federal court last week L W Gates a former Davenport postal clerk was vindicated after an arrest for stealing a registered package. He had faced claims of under delivering twenty-seven packages to an Oskaloosa route agent at Waterloo, but the trial showed he delivered all twenty eight and received a receipt. The key witness testified the arrest was instigated by a special agent, with improper pressure and a $5 bribe claim, leading to Gates’ dismissal.
The line lists the mission base officers including Mupety and Heary Brockman as leaders. Sec . Matti Brockman and Treasurer Dina Ram ser are named with a Librarian listed as Brockman. The fragmentary note appears to be part of a dues or governance roster.
The writer arrives in Maquoketa Iowa after a rough trip and stays at a farm near Wilton. He notes a lively town with many saloons and a novel theatre style floor in the Methodist church. Local residents, including Mrs McGlynn, are described as hearty and engaged in community matters.
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