Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-08

Abstracts, loans. B. r. Cummings.

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Abstracts loans. 3. F. Cummings.
Fruits Of al kinds for Sunday. A. p.
Myers.
Pappe Bros are Marshalltown's best
hatters.
Fancy china and glassware cheap at
the Racket store.
The "Nox'' fan shape stiff hats just
opened at Holes.
Our fall patterns in mems shirts are
the nobbiest. Farrand & Clifford.
Black Saline waists; look like silk and
wear better. Hoyt's Department Store
The best At, latest styles, best work
and lowest prices in suits. Brennecke.
IA East Main.
Pappe Bros. will sell tomorrow fifty
dozen black and tan hose, regular 10
cent value, at s cents.
Wanted-Cook at poor farm. Apply
to w. B. Williams, 307 North First
street, or w. e. Tomlinson at county
poor farm.
Miss Wayne Jester, of the Buffalo Bill
via west show, spent the day in the
city Miss Jester is connected with the
advertising department.
After enjoying long vacation the
children are all ready for school again.
Start the boys right by buying their
clothing of Farrand g. Clifford.
Bullock is going to give some one of
his customers an elegant drop head
sewing machine. Hardware costs you
less when you purchase of him, and you
may secure the machine. Try 1t.
The Chicago Great Western will run a
special excursion to Waterloo next
Sunday, Sept. 10, leaving Marshalltown
at $40 a. m. For the round trip, rs
cents. Take advantage of the cheap
rate and have an outing.
In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Lam
der's guest, Mrs. Neil, of Burlington,
Wis. a picnic at the golf grounds was
enjoyed Wednesday evening by Messrs.
and Mesdames r. j. Fletcher, S. NJ.
Rogers, A. A. Moore, d. t. Denmead, A.
G.. Click and L. c. Abbott, Mrs F. G.
Let's, Misses Anna Healion and Belle
Fletcher.
Mr.. H. E. Simkins is suffering from
an attack of blood poisoning, received
in some unaccountable manner while
preparing the remains of the late Jack
Lynch, the tramp who was killed by
falling Under Northwestern train last
week Mr.. Simkins' face is affected
h,,t ;c ,uh he n
ton will not prove serious.
carry one of the finest lines of steel
ranges in the city in all styles and
sizes. The lines carried are the PENN
sular and Superior ranges We have
dozens of them now in use in the city
giving the best of satisfaction and are
DESTROYS of your trade. If in need of a
steel range, or in fact stove of any
| kind, see me before buying and you will
be sure of a superior article and save
yourself money. My prices are right
| u. j.. Bullock, ia East Main.
| Did you ever notice when luck plays
in your favor how it Keeps on playing
| Our business has grown until now we
are receiving goods in half dray loads
| and we expect to be able in few years
to buy a full dray load, if we can take
orders for part of it in advance. We vii
shoot a CULVER full of special Offering.
on furniture tomorrow that will pierre,
your seasonable needs at their mos
vulnerable points. Come and see us
ID. C. Wilbur, Bee Hive Department
lStore.
All wool dress fannels, % cents, a
Newcomers.
Mr.. b. F. Taylor received a lette
Thursday from Mr.. Fred York, formerl.
of this city but now of Vicksburg
Mich. The letter was in response to on
written Mr.. York inquiring of MI
| Frank York, also a former Marshall
/ town boy, who has not been expected Il
/ live for the past several weeks. Franl
! is suffering from Bright's disease
I He was first taken i'll while Wit
the Beach & Bowers minstrel show las
/ winter, and for two months before tn
4 company's season closed he was so ba
! that he was unable to take his accus
/ toned part in the parade, owing to tn
extreme swelling in his feet and limbs
! He was compelled to leave the show a
Sioux Falls and go to Nicksburg. MI
Fred York left the organization he wa
/ with in Boise City. Idaho, prior to tn
i close of his engagement, in order tina
he might assist In the care of his broth
err and he writes that he has been wit
him night and day since. Mr.. York say
that three weeks ago the attending ply
stefan said there We're no hopes for re
covery whatever. They have given u
medical treatment now, however, an
have adopted other treatment. and M
York.say he thinks he notices an in
provement. Despite his condition
judging from the letter, Mr.. York is tt
Frank York of old as he sends gree
: ing to Mr. Taylor that he would like
be here this winter to play in the o
chestra, but that he is too swelled vi
! to do So
! Our early fall styles of hats are !
q See them. Farrand & Clifford.
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