25 Feb 1884
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Newspaper
Reno Evening Gazette
Location
Reno, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1884
Page
1
An advertisement extols Brown's Iron Bitters as a universal tonic for restoring vigor and health. It claims strength for work, study, household duties, and daily labor, addressing fatigue, energy loss, and low spirits with the product's restorative power.
Brown's Iron Bitters advertised as a complete reliable non alcoholic tonic. It treats indigestion dyspepsia malaria and weakness while enriching the blood restoring energy to muscles and tone to nerves.
Auction of short notes shows Auburn aiming to establish a commercial bank with a capital of five tens thousand dollars. Napa ships daily five carloads of wine. Lake County moves to erect branch jails in four towns. Deaths and accidents reported include two drowned near Whatcom Lake and a boy’s arm amputation after a hunting accident near Tacoma. Prohibition delegate elections underway in interior towns. a body found bound to a tree near Hood River. Court suit filed in Portland for 318000 over a lost package from Ainsworth. various notices and notices of medical tonics advertised.
Two brothers and their teams escaped a massive mountain avalanche near Deep Creek in the Tuscarora region. The flood of snow spanned about 100 yards wide and 80 feet deep, narrowly covering their path as they loaded timber on the road. Independent notes a Navajo Bullion shipment of 519 pounds valued at 10156 37 sent by Wells Fargo to Bank of California. Additional notes promote Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for consumption and related ailments with testimonials from John Willis and others.
Washoe county invites sealed bids for indigent care at the Poor Farm including eight or fewer residents at a monthly rate per person and county physician services for the indigent sick, hospital, jail, and post mortem work, with contracts April 1 1881 to April 1 1882. Bid potential cancellation rights, bid rejection, and ward of authority stated. proposals due by the second Monday in March.
A clipped 19th century Sacramento directory fragment lists Clarence Nelson Jr and others, offering wagons, harnesses, robes, and blankets at 27 EK street. a bookseller and stationer at 615 J street. T HM Cook & Co at Bend for pricing guides. Fulton Market firm at 3 May & Co. gas fittings and plumbers ware at 13 J street. Uniforum State Bank presidents and cashiers. Langhew Hestsurent near the railroad. Terry & Co restaurant ad. Lang Cornwell cigars at 928 Second street.
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