Rug samples and fringes at low prices
Carpet samples and matching fringes offered with promises of long wear and attractive prices. Hurry before stock is gone.
11 Mar 1895
Page 1
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1895
Page
1
Carpet samples and matching fringes offered with promises of long wear and attractive prices. Hurry before stock is gone.
A local ad promises a large new stock of goods for spring with the nicest and largest line ever brought to the city offered at low prices.
A $1,000 reward is posted for the arrest and conviction of the party or parties who in the dead hour of night raced upside down the Penn Tank Line Co s Family Safety kerosene oil on Mr C W Stephens warehouse. The notice touts the oil as pure and urges customers to choose this brand to avoid smoky lamp chimneys and odors. It also advertises Knecht cleaning services and Smith s Laundry in a local promotion.
C. W. Stephens, local agent for Penn Tank Line Co, advertises White Lily stove gasoline with a promise of one gallon going as far as one and one quarter gallons of other brands. The copy claims it prevents smoky pipes and odors and emphasizes strict purity.
Rev H R Stark preaches at the Presbyterian on Life for a Look citing John 3 14 15 and the lifting up of Christ as healing from sin Forsaking creation of modern temptations Rev S H Givler of the Christian Church outlines four lessons from Jesus temptations emphasizing reliance on the sword of the spirit and present duty Mr Fowler addresses Applied Christianity urging work today in the vineyard plus notes on local events and visits.
A local note promotes shopping at North Side Square with a slogan implying ongoing discounts. No further details are provided in the snippet.
The community reports strong interest in the upcoming school election with three ticket slates led by A. H. Wallace and J. Wilson, J. H. Stinson and Wm Blair, and R. Godfrey and Win Smouse. Voters are curious about ticket choices and potential close outcome.
A local livery offers fine turnout horses at reasonable rates with sale and feed services available.
Saturday evening Laundryman Smith’s two little boys and Earl Corbin hosted a magic lantern show in Smith’s rooms. About sixty children paid twelve pins to enter, and the crowd enjoyed the performance with laughter heard a block away. Proceeds undetermined. a 720 pin collection was noted. Miss Cora Smiley returned from Winfield after visiting her parents.
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