A Merry Christmas Sale Prompting Holiday Cheer
Old Santa smiles as the store advertises a wide line of toys dolls china and holiday goods promising savings for Christmas shoppers. Visitors are invited to bring children and pocketbooks to select gifts with seasonal wishes for a merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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CAPES and JACKETS at surprising 13w prices
Bargain Christmas wear includes a full sweep fur trimmed cape for 1.25, women's coney muff 0.98, children's reefers 1.48, women's jackets 4.98 for 10 value, 2.25 for 34.59 value, Misses coats 3 for 4? 82, child's Angora sets 1.19. Holiday sale highlights quality pieces at deep discounts.
Lynnville News itemson schools and local moves
The Suiy school will open Monday with Mrs Eaith Jack of Newton as teacher. James Meredith seeks postmaster appointment. M Engle and family plan Metz residence for winter. Mrs Hunter near Bethel dies last week, leaves husband and five children. Noahs farm near Lynnville adds improved horse shoeing shop. McCollum Cafe opens late. Miles Tahash relocates near Centerville on a hotel trial. George Trease and Laura Johnson visit Newton for license. return Tuesday.
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Laura Johnson
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Centerville
Ess
John Hunter
Bethel
M. Engle
Metz
Noah
Congregational church to hire Rev Stoddard as pastor
Mrs William Davidson has visited with daughter Mrs Ailland near Metz. Tom Swalwell shipped several carloads of cattle from St Paul to Baxter for feeders. M Hutter of Predriesburg sent goods to Baxter and will move with family to Newton. Concerted news: Congregational church society has procured Rev Stoddard as their pastor.
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Ailland
Metz
Tom Swalwell
Near
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St. Paul
M. Hutter
Predriesburg
Baxter
Newton
The
Congregational Church Society
Rev. Stoddard
Local notices from Richland township and nearby areas
Births report a daughter for Mr and Mrs Wm Taylor in Richland township on November 18 followed by a fine daughter for Mr and Mrs W W Bleakney on November 22. Charles Charlesworth buys the Zimri Hinshaw farm from George Woody south of Newton. Three Gillispie brothers and Knight Young of Rock Creek plan to move to Oklahoma. A.C Auten departs for Wredricktown Ohio to spend Thanksgiving with his mother. J G Woodard dies at age 72. A Craven 54th birthday surprise party is noted near town. Bellows building a two story residence on his Rock Creek farm. Lane offers a hard coal stove for sale by B S Gilson.
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Alonzo Gillispie
Hickory Gro
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A. B. Craven
Bellows
Rock Creek Township
Sealed bids sought for Jasper County janitor 1900
The Board of Supervisors of Jasper County invites sealed bids at the County Auditor's office until 12 m on Monday January 1 1900 for Janitor of the Court House for the year 100. Bids to state monthly pay and run for one year. Board reserves right to reject any and all bids.
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Jasper County
Court House
Sealed bids sought for Newton Overseer of the Poor
The Board of Supervisors of the county auditor invites sealed bids until 12 oclock Monday January 1 1900 for the office of Overseer of the Poor Newton for the year 1900. Bids cover a full year's salary. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Jor Hons Auditor
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Board of Supervisors
Jasper County
Kellogg
Jor Hors
Saiper County
Orelock
Newton
Jor
Supervisors to Accept Bids for Steward of the Poor Farm
The Board of Supervisors of J County will receive sealed bids at o'clock m on Monday for the position of Steward of the Poor Farm for the year commencing March 1, 1900 and terminating March 1, 1901. Bids must cover a year or longer, and the Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
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Sealed bids sought for coal for Newton poor fund
The Board of Supervisors of Newton County invites sealed bids and the Auditors office will receive them until 12 o'clock m on Monday January 1 100 for coal for the poor for the year 19. Bids must state price per bushel delivered to the poor bins in Newton and coal must be clean lamp coal. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. AcColloms Cafe on the east side of the square touted as busiest in town with candy nuts and cigars.
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Jasper County
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Newton
Jor Hors
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Jor Hory
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