07 Dec 1883
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Newspaper
Rochester Tribune
Location
Rochester, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1883
Page
3
The Rochester Tribune extols Jacob Gerson as a superior merchant tailor. It notes his guarantee of satisfaction and proper fit for every patron and adds that he offers the best furnishing goods in Rochester for the money.
Oils of every kind advertised for sewing machines wagons machinery and leather available at Dawson's Drug Store including sperm oil castor oil axle grease neatsfoot oil mineral oil lard oil sweet oil whale oil linseed coal oil and more.
An ad invites customers to visit Carg Rannells Book Store for school supplies and frost proof ink. The notice emphasizes ready availability and general merchandise.
A brisk appeal urges readers to visit Dawson's Drug Store for blood purifiers and liver remedies. It presents a dramatic contrast between suffering and relief, promoting readily available tonics as the cure.
Samuel Helley sells two carloads of drain tile in all sizes at very low figures. Buyers urged to act quickly to snare bargains before supplies run out.
Cary Rannells advertises family Bibles and photo albums at lower prices than any competitor, highlighting affordability for shoppers seeking keepsakes.
Citizens who have allowed state and county taxes to become delinquent are urged to discharge the debt promptly. If not paid by the specified date the tax collector will sell personal property with no notice. Pay up before year’s end to avoid loss and further penalties.
Glasses offered at about half price promises to suit the eye. Patrons are invited to visit Rannells Book Store to view the selection and try on frames.
Fred Hicks offers a liquid preparation claimed to restore gray or faded hair to natural color across all shades not a dye. Testimonies from Rochester and Fulton County residents support its effectiveness. Priced at 10 cents per application or sold by the bottle.
For sale a tile mill offered by J. J. Stockberger at the City Meat Market in Citizens' Block. Call for terms and price.
The notice proclaims that every buyer at Reiter's store will receive top quality merchandise at the lowest prices, asserting Reiter's commitment to value and satisfaction.
Farmers urged to buy Stump Blasting Powder at David Cooper & Son’s Hardware Store Citizens Block to remove stumps and rocks. It promises quick, inexpensive work and claims to add farm value.
Readable note announces a doll display titled Doll Brides and Bridegrooms at Cary Rannells Store scheduled for next week spanning Christmas and the holiday season.
Thanksgiving visits in Peru and Rochester. Episcopal services planned in Rochester. many society events at Franklin street and Mrs. Beeber’s, Mrs. Lawson’s, and Grace church. Crime concerns rise with bail set for Stewart and Langshort. editorial on crime surge and police actions. local gossip on Ed Bibler Peters altercation. housing, church and school events noted.
The Sentinel lashes at Judge Hess for setting Mrs Langsdorf bail at 700 dollars and blames the prosecuting attorney for misrepresenting facts. It deplores weak state legal talent, cites the McClelland-Howard rape case, and warns Langsdorf may evade justice if Charley Mann dies or if her defense attorney argues self defense.
A Friday trip to Akron covers a Warren debt suit pursued by Lee Emrick and Collins, local merchants, the constable Gast, and the Beery brothers. It notes residents like Henry Bibler and Milo Bright, plus comments on homes, a new elevator, and a candid wedding-car episode aboard the C and A line.
A Rochester firm calling itself The Clothiers of this county boasts low prices on clothing and furnishings. They promise three $100 awards to the poor, to beat rivals on suits over coats and on overall prices, claiming cash purchases and low expenses justify cheaper selling.
The ceremony took place December 3, 1883 near Fulton at the bride’s sister Mrs. Allen home conducted by Rev. A. M. Work. The groom was Mr. John B. Moore of Casas County and the bride Miss Elizabeth Gaffis.
Cold weather prompts readers to visit Rannells' Book Store for Plastering Paper, advertised as nearly as warm as actual plastering itself.
A writer for The Recorder Tumune rails at public school discipline and street behavior. He condemns young women’s public display and laments whisky fueled violence, blaming communities for failing to curb vice and drunkenness.
Judge Hess notes scarce docket activity as most trials have been disposed of and adjournment looms for lack of business. The Hibben and Co versus Holzman Feder and Silberberg suit moves to Huntington on change of venue. Peterson Dunham case is continued due to plaintiff illness.
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