STILL AT THE FRONT!
JUNIA SARGENT
Wishes to announce to his friends and customers that
he can still be found at his CENTER AVENUE store with a
large stock of
DRY GOODS
GROCERIES
BOOTS AND SHOES
CLOTHING, NOTIONS, ETC. & All goods to be had in a
GENERAL MERCHANDISE STOCK.
Highest market price paid for farm produce and all goods
sold at a small margin.

J. SARGENT

 
 
Turner Co. Hearld
(newspaper) - "Personals" column:

7-12-1883: Mr. Junia Sargent of Middleton made this office a pleasant
and solid call yesterday. Mr. Sargent is very enthusiastic
over the new bridge. (over the Vermillion River)

 
OTHER NEWS OF 1883

Before the cyclone strikes you,
get an insurance policy . . .

"A large number of pauper immigrants
are being sent to this country by
the Government of Great Britain"

(Source: Researcher Unknown. I would like to give credit
to the 'cousin' who did this research.
Please contact me if you can identify the author.)