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Newspaper
Wakarusa Weekly Sun
Location
Wakarusa, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1874
Page
3
Local items include John WonderLAIN plans a new shop at Bennett's corner, praise for a Colorado astronomer, and ads for Barney Ulines' buggy at the Grist Mill. Subscriptions, community notices, and a quip about Peerless potatoes show small town life and recent events.
The Wakarusa Grist Mill announces full repair and invites farmers and the public to try its services. It guarantees good work and a turn out, offering 35 to 40 pounds of flour and 12 pounds of bran per bushel of wheat, plus optional grinding. Three new machines, costing $1,000, aim to improve flour quality and quantity.
By order of sale from the Elkhart Circuit Court I will expose to public sale at the Goshen Court House on September 26 1874 the rents and profits of the described land for seven years or until debt costs are paid The property of Mary Harrington and John C Harrington is to satisfy Theodore J Carpenter's judgment The notice is signed by Sheriff Joan W Easerr dated August 22 1874 and lists a $10 amount.
Having sold all stock of dry goods and groceries to John Wire I have purchased the tools of W E Pidge and secured a first class tinner Isaac Ritsmond I am now prepared to put on.
A local shop proclaims its ability to perform all kinds of repairs at comparable or lower prices than neighboring businesses. The note emphasizes good workmanship and affordability across services.
Work on my line and manufacture all kinds of Tin and Copperware. Stoves lined and repaired neatly and promptly. I keep on hand a fine stock of materials and goods for customers.
Crockery and Queens Ware offered by S Eyer invite fair public patronage in Wakarusa dated July 23 1874 with a brief notice of continued availability and service.
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