Jefferson Go. Record. Subscription Terms 1896
One year in advance seven months in advance three months in advance if not paid in advance two dollars per year one dollar Friday August 7 1896.
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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1896
Page
4
One year in advance seven months in advance three months in advance if not paid in advance two dollars per year one dollar Friday August 7 1896.
Notices include a lecture by U W tomorrow night and a Republican rally this evening. Frank Zook returns home to Barneston. Ed Kaupp ill after weeks at Loock's store. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve touted for quick relief from skin injuries. Henry Ostendorf and J W Sutton in Diller for a few hours Tuesday. George Nicholson and wife visit Cuba HL relatives in Fairbury. Hartigan, a Fairbury attorney, attends local business.
Mrs Gillispie departed Monday to Woodston Kansas to make her future home with a brother in Rooks county.
Advertisement notes headaches indigestion and stomach troubles. Claims DeWitts Little Early Risers are the most effective remedy. Signed by W. Sutton.
The Gage County fair will be held on the chautauqua grounds at Beatrice from September 15 to 18 and promises to be a brilliant success.
Mr and Mrs Adam Thomas, former city residents, now operate a restaurant in Ouray Colorado. They served 325 people on July 4th highlighting active business expansion and community engagement.
All parasols straw hats and ladies oxford shoes will be closed out at less than cost with all stock bright new goods to make room for fall merchandise.
The Populists held their county convention at Fairbury on Saturday selecting W. H. Barnes for county attorney Chas York for the legislature and Alex Bell a Democrat for county commissioner.
Mr and Mrs Fred Jeffryes came from Tabor Iowa where he runs a photo gallery. They will stay a few days with his brother Dr W T Jeffryes and relatives around Diller while visiting the area.
Advertisement touts liver medicine to cure a wide range of ailments including bad breath indigestion and chills. It promises quick results and claims no equal among liver remedies. Free sample bottles offered at J W Sutton’s store.
Local notes list Fear E. Bi Hinshew slated for a performance at Loock's Hall tonight. Various brief items mention residents traveling, visits from Virginians, and a church revival planned for mid September. DeWitt's products are advertised in a short health notice.
Real estate or loan closing requires a bonded abstract by First National Bank Fairbury detailing J Monroe Davis. Bonded Abstracts issued to ensure clear title and lender confidence for property transactions.
Arrangements made for a Republican meeting in Diller Friday evening August 7. Hon. E. H. Hinshaw of Fairbury will address attendees on political issues at Cock's Hall. All are invited to attend.
Mr Jacob Esbensen of Chicago Lumber Co at Des Moines Iowa says he sent medicine to his mother in the old country. He praises Chamberlains Pain Balm as the best rheumatism remedy used by his family for years. Bottles priced at 50 cents available from J W Sutton Druggist.
Mortgage filings and releases in Jefferson for July 1896 show farm, town, and chattel mortgages. Farm and town entries include amounts totaling 950.00 and 1 255.00 respectively with releases totaling 3 825.90. Chattel mortgages filed amount to 15 822.84 and released 6 090.72.
Since 1878 there have been nine dysentery outbreaks where Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was used with perfect success. The ad asserts it cures malignant bowel complaints in children and adults under trying conditions. Sold by J W Sutton, Druggist.
Mrs 8. R. Merrell and her children left Thursday noon for Kansas City to join relatives and embark on an overland journey through the Indian Territory toward Colorado and New Mexico. She has been poorly for some time and hopes the trip will improve her health.
Subscriptions paid to J P Lowe & son for machine oil and axle grease. Eastbound train arrived five minutes early since last Sunday. Wallace Clark moved to his mother's house nearby. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Silas. Dr Jeffryes attended Weaklin at Grandma Diller farm north of town. Frank Pettit, local marble dealer, spoke on politics this morning. DeWitts Colic and Cholera Cure advertised as quick relief.
Mrs. David Saylor of Nora precinct Nackolls county suffered an epileptic seizure while her family was away and fractured her nose in the fall. The ad endorses DeWitt's Colic and Cholera Cure as a prompt relief for summer complaint, dysentery, and diarrhoea.
The populists of the 4th district met in Fairbury on Tuesday and nominated W. L. Stark of Aurora for Congress. Stark previously lost to J. Hainer and is expected to face a similar result.
H M Blossom of H M Blossom & Co. reports a severe influenza cough cured by Ballard’s Horehound Syrup. He says he sent a bottle to his sister who also found relief. John Cranston of Quincy Illinois commends the syrup as superior and reliable. Price 25 and 50 cents, sold by J W Sutton.
The McKinley McColl Republican club met at Esq. D. R. Kelley’s office selecting delegates for the State League convention in Lincoln. Delegates include I. D. Steiner A. L. Trist man Jos. Bixby Thos Nelson O. Gifford Frank T. Pearce and others. Membership has grown from 142 to about 200 with badges to be issued. A Byron club challenge on silver was referred to a committee and J W Fouts spoke on current issues before adjournment for two weeks.
John Smith, a liveryman from Steele City, made a routine drive to a nearby location yesterday. Local officials did not specify further destinations or outcomes.
A letter criticizes a newspaper article on Sabbath observance and lodge social events. It defends Christian integrity while praising the Ancient Order of United Workmen and its work, arguing for equality of the sexes within fraternal principles.
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