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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1881
Page
4
Osoad Pagar of the City and County gives notice in Jno Blanchard's case at John O. Duer Co.'s Block regarding a matter to be addressed in the local area.
Fragmentary times indicate a railroad timetable with passenger and freight departures. Entries show 6:50 P.M. and 10:30 A.M. passenger runs, 10:20 A.M. and 3:15 P.M. freight and accommodation, plus 2:55 A.M. freight and 3:25 A.M. passenger and 10:30 A.M. freight, with some garbled markings.
Local notes report fence work around the Walted Brethren Church site in Boston and progress on Capt. Carpenter’s new house with contractor N. W. Austin. Weather turns wintry with rain and poor roads, and town prepares for Fourth of July festivities amid growing civic efforts and several ads for goods and services.
A violent wind and hail storm near Monticello last Saturday night damaged a new barn owned by Mr. Florin. The town's ads promote groceries, flour brands, and temperance events while reporting on a burglary in Center Junction and a homicide case in Monticello.
An 1881 report describes a Sunday morning collision of two freight trains on the Chicago and North Western line four miles west of Cedar Rapids. The wreck killed two brakemen and seriously injured Engineer Anderson and Fireman Matthews. Bodies were recovered and the track was being cleared. blame was placed on night operator Charles R. Lewis for failing to hold one train.
The text presents a religious discourse emphasizing belief in God and salvation through Christ as essential to any religion. It is followed by a brief retail note advertising a new stock of groceries and cigars at Cummings opposite the Opera House.
Mrs A C Barnhill of this city gives birth to a son in a holiday week. The bride is Dr T O Mershon's daughter in this city and a young lady known for musical talent. The groom is a railroad employee of good character and standing. A list of presents follows with many named contributors and items. The notice ends with business changes and local editorials.
Schneiler and Co introduces new lace ties collar ettes and fishues in fresh designs for the season. The collection spotlights delicate trims and decorative neckwear to complement men’s and women’s fashion across the shop.
Local law firm announces abstracts of all lands in Jones County with ready service in real estate practice. Seed postal card for Tow Settler offers full information. Address J Sasson nB2-mne] Stoma Lake Iowa Probate Novice.
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