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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1882
Page
3
The piece notes an upcoming suffrage address by Hon. KE. M. Correll and Afrs. Bittenbender, with community events and local business notices. It mentions Mrs. Hursts, J. Mathews groceries, and a social at the Congregational church, plus editor health and political commentary.
On the first day of Jan 1883 at H. A. Scott’s store a list of prizes will be drawn. Prizes include a sewing machine a cashmere dress pattern fine boots gloves and syrup. For every $2 purchased cash a ticket is earned toward the draw. Tickets begin November brat. Store promises lower prices and a bonafide gift arrangement.
The notice lists a political ticket with items for sale at Scott's including clothing for governor and lieutenant governor, Uoaks and dulmans for secretary of state, overcoats for treasurer, cotton flannels for auditor, dress goods for attorney general, and pay up notices. Debtors asked to settle at E. L. King’s office. signed Ul. B. Tompson.
A mix of notices lists Wanrep offers a girl for washing and general work at the Commercial Hotel. A. N. Jay is described as a horse tailor and dealer in mule jewelry. Addressed at the West side public square in Osceola. Also mentions Ithaca Organs and a call at the Post Office.
A purveyor promotes Dr Richmond's toothache medicine promising a five minute cure for severe toothaches and neuralgia. The ad guarantees relief or tooth extraction at a charge and offers numerous testimonials. Office location given as Osceola at the North West corner square.
H. H. Auer announces enlargement and refitting of his restaurant with a stock suitable to the business. The house will operate in first class style with top table quality and oysters on hand, inviting patrons to visit and expect better treatment and fair rates.
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