1877 FARM STORE
What did a farm store, like
an farm equipment dealer, sell everyday in the 1870's and 1880's?
Here is a list of items
advertised at the Easton, Maryland, business of Thomas C. Nichols at
Washington & Dover
Streets.
Hardware and cutiery,
seeds, harness, tinware, plows, cultivators and every description
of
argicultural implements,
steam engines, saw mills, grist mills, cart, wagon, carriage
materials, carts
& wagons, harness ,
housekeeping and building hardware. Lime, hair, cement, plaster,
fertilizers.
1877 BARGAIN STORE
Jarrell, Nichols & Cox
of Easton, has told their customers that they are selling 'lower
that ever',
Foregin and domestic dry
goods, linens and housekeeping goods, gentlemens furnishinng
goods,
ladies dress goods, black
silks, cottonades and cassimeres,
Notions, white spreads,
napkins and table linens. BARGAINS
SEWING MACHINES
,
At the same time in Denton,
the agent for the Howe Machine Company, William R. Emerson,
in order to increase his
sales the next sixty days, he will sell the new light running Ellas
Howe
SewingMachine, a $65 machine,
for $42 cash. A great Reduction in price of Sewing Machines.
Other styles and makes in
proportion, all warranted the best machines in the market.
The Denton Journal of
Denton, Maryland, Saturday April 14, 1877
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