13 Oct 1894
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1894
Page
1
Local notice lists various grocery items with cash prices and warnings against paying credit prices. Items include flour, sugar, tea, and brand names such as California Quality and Quantity, Diamond, Reindeer, and Butterfly flour. The notice emphasizes value and per sack or per pound pricing, highlighting a Kansas market context.
Crowded three day clothing promotion floods the town with flyers and early shoppers. Store No. 2 clashes with the original fire store while music and crowds gather outside. Local merchants, travelers, and church notices fill a bustling day of sales, services, and social chatter.
Clarissa dismisses Archibald with a commanding gesture amid a melodramatic scene. He tears at despair and contemplates suicide, but Psalm Vigilant the detective intervenes to take the case and prevent tragedy as a grocery stock invitation lingers.
The brief item notes ASEY BROS livery offering sale and feed services with fine turnout at reasonable rates at The Brick Barn location.
The fragment discusses local trade, promotions, and opinions with references to Reed and Wellman, a vibrating electric belt, and a Washington remark. It notes coal and wood orders from Samson & Montgomery, Miss Coombs’ Juliet, Mayer’s painting of a balcony scene, and travelers Chas and Fred Todd from Sac county. It includes a Hall’s Catarrh Cure testimonial and Mrs. M. A. Moore visiting with her granddaughters Ivy and Alice McGill, invited by JOURNAL advertisers.
Times for trains No 15 No 1 No 18 No 12 No 14 No 16 No 7 and freight accommodations listed with arrival and departure. Notices mention Wellman races October 19 20 and a rental offer near Eisley House. Ellen Nichols signs the notice.
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