Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-11

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THE CITY in BRIEF !.
Take your laundry to Flitton.
Flesh groceries every day. A. E. Ny
ers.
New plaids for children's school
dresses at Newcomers.
Farrand & Clifford are the leaders in
styles pertaining to clothing.
A fine line of lasting perfumes at
Sieg's drug store, los East Main.
Ladies' wrappers, worth 81, for IS
cents. Hoyt's Department Store.
four hook clasp, just received at New
Corners.
Five good secondhand wheels, from
IS to So, at Harlan's bicycle store. They
are bargains.
There are some choice new arrivals
in black dress goods at Schobert's for
% cents to $500 a yard.
l want ten tirst-class carpenters at
once, including tinishers and outsiders.
II. NJ. Jones, contractor.
wanted-Girl fer homework. Good
wages paid. Inquire Mrs. j. L. Carney,
No. IL South Fourth street.
DR.. NJ. U. Cheshire, physician. surgeon
and gynecologist. Office in Brennecke
block, opposite court house.
Our prices are moving the goods fast.
Come in early before the sizes are
broken. Bromley.s Shoe Store.
Observer Branch Jones reports the
temperature at noon today to have been
%, which is equal TO yesterdays max
inum.
Those Prosperity shoes that f. w.
Stubbs Is selling at the Economy Shoe
store are the best shoes ever put on the
market for the money.
his parents at 100 High street. had tbs
misfortune to fall off horse this morn
ling and break his collar bone.
( Messrs. w. C. Rodgers and A. NJ. Clark
arrived home this morning from the
4 grand lodge meeting and the annual
X. of p. encanpment at Davenport.
| Peter Clarity, arrested by Officers
4 Clark and Weaver upon a charge of in
toxication, waN before Mayor Pierct
yesterday and sAntenced to six days
4 work on the park.
4 A Shackelford. timekeeper for the Glu
cose Sugar Refining Company, was be
fore Mayor Pierce yesterday, havln:
been arrested by Officer Weaver TO
riding a bicycle without a light
& At just one-half of the original prie
you can buy for two days only any line
suit, any separate linen or covert Skin,
any white or colored shirt waist at JUS
one-half the former price, at Schubert
When you offer the people of Marshall
town a good thing they know it, Tha
is why they are taking advantage o
I, our snap bargain sale of pianos. whiel
!, lasts this week only. Tuffree's Musi
House.
Mr.. j. Effas Nevtz of this city. VIII,
I last wear was principal of the publ
I schools of Scranton, has accepted tn
principalship al Alton, Sioux county
. The position is better one. Mr.. Vert
thinks, Alton being larger town.
Those who know what they are aboii
viii defer their vacation until mex
month. You would not think of goin
I without taking a trunk or telescope t
] pack your buds IN. We have trunks
telescopes and buds. Farrand & Gif
. ford.
Acting General Manager j. y. Title
more and Geenral Superintendent c. Y
Huntington. of the Central, arrive
home Thursday evening from Peori
where Mr.. Tittemore went from Chico
go. after a few days stay on business
that city.
Central engine No ga, switching in tt
east yards Wednesday. IN charge of Ell
gineer John Wignall. ran into a strir
of box cars and mashed up one c,
quite badly. Several draw bars we
6lSD DIohc-il d ItSull OF llits dAN,lutI
which occurred shortly before o'cloc
Mr.. B. w. Sinclair wishes to exter
an invitation TO the ladies of Marshal
town and vicinity to try his spice
which he guarantees absolutely pur
Whole picking spice seventeen vari
ties), Penang cloves, Saigon cinnamo
English mustard, Jamaica ginger, et'
I etc.
Marius Fuller, the old soldier who di
e appeared from the Home Wednesdi
afternoon, was found Thursday eve
=, ing two miles up the river, at poi
north of the brick yards. He was lyi,
a. in a clump of elderberry bushes in
: almost helpless condition, and is unat
to tell how he came there.
Mrs. f. wolfgang. lady between
and 20 years of age, who resides east
the city on Main street about one a.
one-half miles, fell from the porch
her residence this forenoon and ST.