Premium Offer Continued
Perry town residents are informed that a premium offer continues through August 28, 1899. The notice outlines eligibility and how to claim the benefit, urging interested parties to respond promptly to secure the added value.
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Newspaper
Perry Advertiser
Location
Perry, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1899
Page
10
Perry town residents are informed that a premium offer continues through August 28, 1899. The notice outlines eligibility and how to claim the benefit, urging interested parties to respond promptly to secure the added value.
Terse town topics report Perry notices about sales and real estate, loans on chattel mortgages, and needed housing. Local merchants advertise remnant sales and a new Bee-Hive store with two men cash carriers. Residents update on health, travel, and visitors, plus funeral notices and upcoming church services.
Fire at First and Willis avenue gutted the Perry Lily Laundry center and damaged Shiveley’s Pop and Bottling Works. The blaze likely started in the dry room where garments hung, with little chance that insurance covered the loss. the building’s old timber aided rapid spread. The structure, erected around 1814, stood as a town landmark and had limited insurance on fixtures, machinery, and the bottling works.
The Presbyterians have prepared a fine musical program to be presented at their church next Thursday and Friday nights Sept 7 and 8. The office offers quality printing work and invites calls.
District court convened in Adel with Judge Gamble presiding for three weeks or more. Divorces granted include Sarah L. Sloane vs C. C. Sloane, Sarah Russell vs Joseph A Russell, Monroe Minnich vs Maggie Minnich, Fred L. Moore vs Hannah Moore, and Eller F. Walsh vs Nicholas Walsh. John B Damon’s divorce petition was dismissed at costs. Grand jury list and court actions include State vs Wallace and Hamrick dismissed, Val Biggs assault case dismissed, and upcoming cases State vs Tripp and Ef. Cummins vs the CGRL & Pa. Injunctions and other equity matters scheduled. liquor permit withdrawn for K. R. Rogers. various attorneys noted.
S M Curtis offers sale at his Dawson area residence on Thursday September seventh at one oclock. Items include three head of horses one span of roans aged 1 and 5 years and a saddle horse ten cattle with milkers eight calves winter and spring, fifteen hogs three breed sows and one male hog eleven shoats and pigs. Also mowing implement horse hay rake plow harrow wagon buggy two harness sets and other farm gear plus milk cans. Terms: 12 months with 6 percent interest after maturity or 4 percent for cash. EF A Wildman auctioneer M T Finney clerk. Private money to loan on city property 4A W McPherson.
John Dooley respected citizen died Wednesday evening August 30, 1899 after a fall and apoplexy. Born December 18, 1833 in County Tipperary Ireland he came to America and settled five miles southwest of town about 15 years ago on a farm. He leaves a wife two sons Edward Timothy and three daughters Margaret Mary and Hannah McLees. his eldest John died two years ago. Funeral from St Patrick's Catholic church Saturday at 1.30 o'clock Father Cleary officiating.
The American Monthly Review of Reviews for September showcases a diverse set of contributed articles. Topics cover the Sino-Japanese War in the Philippines by John Barrett, the Hague conference outcome by W. T. Stead, trusts discussed by George E. Roberts and Henry Macfarland, and pieces on farming value, Massachusetts library progress, Cuban Educational Association work, and figures like Colonel Ingersoll and Grand Duke George of Russia.
A Civil War ball struck G B Steadman of Newark Michigan, causing severe ulcers that resisted twenty years of treatment until Buckien Amica Salve provided a cure. The elixir claims to cure cuts bruises burns boils felons corns skin eruptions and piles. Sold by Draper and Loughlin druggists for 425 cents a box with guarantee of cure.
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