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Newspaper
Aiken Recorder
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1895
Page
2
Disjointed fragments describe a mystery involving Dr Seabury, an unreliable narrator, and a deceitful intruder in his home. A young girl faces implied incapacity amid hints of betrayal and clever manipulation by deceptive individuals.
Doctor and detective recount a tense investigation into a rumored killing inside a house. Clues include a window climb, a burglar’s tool, a Malay dagger, a wound on the victim, and Leonore’s possible involvement. The pair discuss motives, the suspect’s escape, and plans to pursue the murderer while keeping details quiet.
The North Carolina silver party gathering in Raleigh drew about 300 delegates with a strong Populist showing. Resolutions urged limited coinage of silver, opposing demonetization, and called for voters to back only candidates and platforms favoring bi metallic reform. The convention adjourned sine die.
Old coin values show gold dollars valued at 1.20 to 1.40 each with certain dates much richer. An 1804 dollar and 1804 dime are among top values, while 1790 cents fetch high prices. The text notes limited demand for gold coin prices and lists specific worth of various early dates.
A fragment from the Washington Star presents a facetious remark about a broke army and references to an engagement and a $20 bill, capturing a snatch of dialogue with unclear surrounding context.
A patient recounts years of severe stomach pains and fatigue despite multiple doctors and medicines. After trying various pills including Dr Williams Pink Pills, relief appeared briefly but soon faded, leaving the sufferer’ hopes and funds exhausted, and urging further care from the Dr. Williams medicine system.
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