Brice & Doxths school publication price note
Thursday edition lists a publication by Brice and Doxts hh with the price of one dollar ninety five cents.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1884
Page
1
Hopkinton College Reopens With Large Enrollment and Refits
Hopkinton reports a remodeled college building and expanded society halls. One hundred twenty five students enrolled with Greek and Latin classes the largest on record. Faculty advice sessions, trustees’ remarks, and Friday literary society meetings signal a strong start for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minervan
D. Taylor
W.W. Johnson
H. Robinson
G. Wyrick
Dr. Burchalter
Cedar Rapids
Synodical Examiner
Banghart buys Maquoketa house and lot plans move
F. 8. Banghart buys a house and lot in Maquoketa and will move with his family this fall to establish a business there. Cascade's loss will be Maquoketa's gain. Local item notes guests, officials, and business moves including McVay, Franks, and Stickler in Onslow and visits by a revenue collector and a Dubuque lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Express
Banghart
Maquoketa
Cascade
Milan, McVay
Franks
Bert Stickler
Onslow
R. J. McVay
Jeaae Griffith
Internal Revenue
Dubuque
Henry Michel
Joe Fagan
Duduquet
Holleran
Illinois
Fulton
Chicago
LuLu
Convicted robber shot escaping from Cedar Hapide prison
An Anamosa report notes a convict named Wallace, jailed for six years for drugging and robbing Dennis Gordon, was shot dead while fleeing from guards near the quarries. Wallace, shackled, freed a boot, but was quickly tackled by Jim Chapman after two shots were fired. he had one year remaining on his sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Bedford
Reform School
C. Hungerford
Sheriff Wilds
J. Cloudy
Chicago
J. D. Hart
Freeport
G. W. Kellum
Monmouth
J. T. Skinner
Hardy
Iowa
F. W. Wells
C. B. Coe
Detroit
Mich
H. P. Hull
W. A. Smith
Omaha
Neb
Wallace
Cedar Hapide
Dennis Gordon
Anamosa
Jim Chapman
Die by the Democratic Party The Times Editorial Echo
An 1880 Chicago Times editorial argues the Democratic Party cannot win a national victory as long as the memory of slavery and the Civil War shapes public schooling and youth loyalties. It claims youths grow up Republican, citing schoolbooks, patriotic imagery, and war stories as defeating factors for Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Times
Republic
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Abraham Lincoln
Fort Sumter
Ellsworth
Lee
Appomattox
Indiana
Reverend Diggs Reports Rheumatism Cure by Athlophoros
Rev C D Diggs of Trenton New York says his wife was cured of a three year rheumatism by Athlophoros. She can now go anywhere and is as strong as a dollar. He asks for the remedy to reach more sufferers. A Buffalo woman endorses Hood's Sarsaparilla as economical and comfortable, noting 100 doses for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D. Diggs
Trenton
N. Y
Hood
Buffalo
Property Transfers and Deeds Recorded in 1884
The fragment lists numerous property transfers and deeds including parcels in Scotch Grove, Monticello, and Washington areas. It notes transfers from individuals such as Gerhard Peeks, Mary E Reed, James Johnson, Harriet J Chapman, Jennie Van Riper, Julius E Jones, Eunice J Johnson, Edward O’Farrell, and Noah Bigley to various buyers, with lot numbers and subdivision names like Skinner's add and Smith's add. The entries reference sale actions around September 1884 and include values and parcel descriptions such as sw ne sw, nw se, and different lot designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Engel
Harms
Waynes
Ceee
Gerhard Peeks
John Winnenhamps
Scotch Grove
BO Mary E Reed
Gord Rickels
James Johnson
John B Johnson
IL H Peck
Elijah Day
Wyondage
Henry Biere
Soca Saanadealies
Ereave
T Shaw
Matthew Brace
Fairview
Harriet J Chapman
Euniad Johnsen
Skinner's
Jennie van Riper
Mary J Gilliote
Julius E Jones
I Patter
Smith
R Mackrill
Cor NG
Dimond
Eunice J Johnson
Noah Bigley
Wbwaync
Ccc
Iececc
Scdcan Vce
Cuneuces
John O'Meara
Edward O'Farrell
Washington
Eidbiie Epl Bette
James’ McNally
Washigton
Cic
John Hennessey
New Discovery Cures Asthma After Six Years of Suffering
Mrs. Mary A. Dailey of Tunkhannock Pa credits Dr King s New Discovery with immediate relief and complete cure after six years of asthma and bronchitis. Free trial bottles available at J H Bacher C drugstore large bottles one dollar. St Patrick s Pills touted as popular liver and bowel remedy selling 50000 boxes yearly with claimed health benefits. Twenty five cents per box or 5 for a dollar, sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Dailey
Tunkhannock
Dr. King
J. H. Bacher & C
September 1884 Monticello observations compare to 1883 records
Monticello meteorological notes show September 1884 mean temperature 91. degrees higher than 1883 and rainfall 5.15 inches more. Report lists highest temperatures, lowest, mean values, prevailing winds, total rainfall 6.80 inches, 14 days with 1 inch or more rain, 7 days with cloudiness 8 to 10, multiple thunderstorm dates, and aurora counts. Henry D. Smith, Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sto Se
Henry D. Smith
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Dave Rorick
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T. M. Wilds
Shaw, Schoonover & Co
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W. EF. Bingham
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