Complete line of buggies and surreys offered
Retailer announces a wide selection of buggies surreys and runabouts. They have bought heavily and at favorable prices to provide bargains. Customers planned to buy should visit before making a purchase.
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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1906
Page
5
Retailer announces a wide selection of buggies surreys and runabouts. They have bought heavily and at favorable prices to provide bargains. Customers planned to buy should visit before making a purchase.
Local notes list happenings around Springfield Kentucky including notices from W P Lawrence and Jarboe Campbell, farm and poultry ads, a temperance meeting, lectures, water purification demo, court day sales, and theater plans with Dora Thorne and Cinderella performances. The Sun subscription drive closes the page.
J Paterson visited on business last week. Mrs G W Fenwick and son Stanley went to Lebanon last Wednesday. H P Laurence of C L Brady reports one male price 115 dollars. Mrs Nancy Hillard of Owen county visits relatives here. Jim Murphy lost a valuable cow last week. Mrs W T Barker, recently ill, is able to be out again. School reopened last Monday with good attendance. Seed potatoes and garden seed available at T Irvin McElroy's.
A serialized sale notice describes seven properties for sale. No 1 offers 40 acres near Springfield with a dwelling, stable, blacksmith shop and schoolhouse nearby at 40 dollars per acre. No 2 lists a village mercantile business in Washington County. No 3 covers 10 acres near Springfield with tobacco land and a church nearby at 40 dollars per acre. No 4 lists 255 acres with three barns and two dwellings ready for plowing at 60 dollars per acre. No 5 features 167 acres seven miles from Springfield with timber and tobacco land at 15 dollars per acre. No 6 notes 205 acres seven miles from Springfield with multiple tobacco barns and good fencing at 35 dollars per acre. No 7 describes 175 acres seven miles from town with tobacco land, dwelling and stable.
Local panes record visits and travels of residents. Will Huston of Mandarin attended sports here Monday. Mrs J H Lampton spent time in Louisville. F M Edwards of Lebanon visited on business. Gray Cleaver and Paul South called in, with several others from Bardstown and Lebanon attending funerals for Mrs Edelen. Mrs Hamilton Robertson and Ray Wakefield were seen in town, while many others traveled to Louisville for events and visits.
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