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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1880
Page
5
Auer preserves the top Ovystera variety in a tight collection that highlights superior specimens and ongoing selection. The note emphasizes quality control and ongoing maintenance of the plant line.
Local advertisement offers New Patent Flour equal to Bin nesula brands with every sack warranted. Sold by H. A Scott. Also promoted are Ace Sassaparilla and Dandelion for purifying the blood.
Cornish and King promote money on improved farms at 10 percent interest with no commissions or paper fees. Dunning Bros Shelby advertises salt, hats, cloaks, and canned goods at cost or below, plus hosiery and salves. Tar Record seeks young cattle, Danning Bros Shelby touts Chicago buys and undelivered prices. clothing and knit goods featured with a bold not undersold claim.
An old advertisement states Brown's Covuau BaisaM For Western Diseases and Brown's Western Remedies are sold by all medicine dealers in Oscerla and Nebraska. The clipped text promotes sale through druggists and urges purchase.
The notice states the partnership McCarty & Jay dissolved by mutual consent with all claims to be presented to A N Jay for settlement. An unrelated lumber advertisement lists fencing siding and price points in Osceola Nebraska dated November 22 1880.
A garbled Osceola page notes Drew's cheap clothing and hosiery, the Welpton's onion stock, and multiple ads for groceries, silks, undergarments, and oysters. It mentions Mrs. Eldridge improving, Brown's remedies, and a December post meeting. Weather references include a Denver snowstorm and cold in the mountains.
The item notes Lydia Horst daughter of Mr and Mrs Horst died last Friday from diphtheria. It also records the Sunderland Wilson nuptials at Mr Shaw's Osceola residence on November 30, 1880, with Rev R G Adams officiating and no cards. The Recogp offers condolences and congratulations.
Miss Alice Carnine, age 23, of Osceola Nebraska, died November 27 1880 after moving west for health. Funeral held at Presbyterian church. Thanksgiving services in Oscela featured Rev Adams sermon at Congregational church. University Jottings report campus progress including new building foundation and classroom rearrangements. Notable items include F E Wellman leaving Sutton York papers for Grand Island Times and Grand Island Independent noting Ashland Gazette enlargement.
The Osceola Nebraska Wesleyan University announces term plans for the second year offering Teachers course two years Academic three years Commercial six months and regular college courses. The natural science chair duties will be shared by professors with emphasis on elocution. The musical department is reorganized and the new building is hoped to be occupied by January 1881.
Report notes Bro Beach of the Stromsburg Republican delivering a spirited speech about jar paper. The remark emphasizes his energetic style and engagement with readers.
Osceola area offers 10 lots for sale cheap, 160 acres within a mile of Osceola with good cultivation and timber, a two story seven room frame house in Osceola on easy terms, plus quarter sections of land under cultivation with timber and good buildings. Bittenkender & Buell, Real Estate Agents, Osceola Nebraska.
The mum social at Dr Waller's residence hosted by the Presbyterian Church drew participants to break silence for rewards. After nine the fun ended and music and chat followed with a generous collation. Proceeds added to the society’s treasury and the Davidson City Republican notes progress.
The notice urges frugal living and warns against spending on fine clothes rich food and quack medicines. It promotes Hop Bitters as a simple pure remedy that cures at little cost, claiming better health and times. Readers are invited to try it and read more in another column.
Oscrota Newss notes that Kyle and Browne, operating a newspaper and general publishing business, have dissolved their partnership by mutual consent on November 22, 1880. All debts now fall to C W Kyle, and all accounts against the firm should be paid to him. Signed C W Kyle and E B Browne.
A notice states two promissory notes lost in 1879 and 1880. One for 20 dollars from Milo B. Barber to Thos. Green dated fall 1879 due in one year. The other for 7 dollars from Jacob DeLong to Albert Fellows dated February 20 1880 due in six months. F-13 Tomas GREEX.
J F Newcomer of Toledo Ohio says he has greatly benefited from wearing an Excelsior Kidney Pad and recommends it to others with kidney weakness. See advertisement.
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