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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1877
Page
3
Election next Tuesday urges votes for the full ticket and straight ticket. Osceola coverage includes Rev. Combs new ministry, personal notes on local residents, business updates, accidents, and civic notices from Polk County Nebraska.
A republican column defends Mr. Atkins against hearsay, praising his qualifications and intelligence while criticizing the Sherman like nominating stance. It notes inquiries confirm Atkins is well qualified, urges backing education supporters, and mocks a thin counterclaim from rival candidates. It also lists Centennial bargains, local business notes, and a medical update on Allie Cornish.
Hor ses, mules, cattle, hogs and grain taken in payment for instruments. You can rent a good instrument and let the rent pay for it. Call before evening elsewhere as I am prepared to give good prices and have the best instruments made. James T. Bonner, Agent for Mason & Hamlin organs.
An editorial explains the Pawnee lands appraisal and sale plan under the Interior Department. It details payment terms, tract size, minimum price, and the sale process, noting possible delays due to recent damage to the Patent Office, with the writer promising to publish further specifics when available.
J clocks in stock with a large bill of clocks offered at two dollars and up. All work done quickly, neatly, and by a skilled tradesman. Shop on the west side of Public Square. J As OOD.
For sale a hotel property known as the Osceola House in Osceola. Includes two lots, a stable, and ten acres of land. Terms are one third cash, balance to suit purchaser. Classified by J. C. McWilliams.
Advertises a new market named New Meat Market offering beef and pork cuKar with credit terms for customers who lack ready cash. Signed by A. K. Clark.
A notice reports 160 acres of land moving from Carter county Missouri to Polk county Nebraska under a title with guaranteed status. The brief item lists JT Bonner of Osceola Nebraska as the contact.
Five year loans at 9 percent annual interest with a moderate commission. Terms available for first class improved farms in Polk County. Apply or write C. C. Coox 15 1f, David City Neb.
The notice asks for clean unstained samples of barley to be left at the Recor office. Signatory E L Mygeirr handles the request for supply and processing reference.
The partnership between John Lisco and Joseph Lisco of Silver Creek Nebraska under John Lisco & Bro is dissolved by mutual consent. The business will be continued by John Lisco at the old stand. Joan Lisco and Jderesa Lisco sign.
The European War edition notes E. E. Peck operates a harness shop outdoors east of the new hotel with a full line of double and single harness for farm or buggy use. He offers oak tanned leather products and repairs boots and shoes. Clarksville Neb E. E. Peck. J. M. White Foreman.
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