Wheatley’s Store Promises Low Prices and New Goods
Thornton Wheatley’s usual shop is advertised as the place for novelties in goods and low prices. The Times-Recorder urges the Americas region to visit to see a full catalogue of offerings and the trade mark of a perfectly dressed man, highlighting an invitation to come for feast like displays and complete stock.
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Wheatley’s broad stock offers boys wear and travel gear in many styles
A terse ad lists boys shirt waists from 350 to 1.25, jersey suits for 8 year olds, and a full range of boys clothing. Umbrellas stand against a cloud burst while satchels and bags promise to carry elegant goods for abroad, with emphasis on a first class, stylish look for every man in many counties.
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Thornton Wheabey's Life Will Be A Burden
Fragmentary text mentions a place and a monetary concern with a focus on stakes and outcomes. The readable portion hints at a decision or consequence tied to a location and a group, but specifics remain unclear. Further context is needed to identify persons, organizations, or events.
Thornton Wheatley’s Comer Offers Cheap Goods
A brief notice highlights Thornton Wheatley’s Comer as a place to find affordable items. The feature notes accessible prices and a broad selection for local customers, emphasizing value and variety in a convenient downtown setting.
James Blaine Declines Stop Speech in Boston
In Bangor dispatches dated October 19, it is reported James Blaine will leave Augusta for Washington Wednesday afternoon, likely arriving in New York Thursday morning, and he will not make a Boston speech despite Republican requests. The notes also cover the Piedmont Exposition opening in Atlanta, a major fire in Opelika, and a Danville man charged with sending obscene letters to a widow, with the case forwarded to the grand jury.
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Century-old Georgia oddity defies belief and faith
At Spang Palace Ga on October 19 Mrs Martha Floyd, a 100 year old widow of an 1812 soldier, is described as a peculiar recluse who has never seen a steam engine, does not believe in God, avoids churches, lives alone, and reportedly hides several hundred dollars buried somewhere unknown, refusing any nurse or help.
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Daily Market Roundup From Naval Stores to Chicago Prices
Naval Stores at Savannah show turpentine firm and resin steady in limited notes. Produce and Provisions section from New York lists pork prices around 10.00 to 10.70 for old and extra prime, lard lower. Chicago futures show wheat and corn modest activity, oats steady, pork around 6.55, ribs 5.87, lard 6.40.
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Storms and political shocks sweep world news
A vast dispatch list reports: unprecedented storm severity in the English Channel. statements by King Leopold and Prime Minister Belfour on secret treaties. the pope to issue an allocution on French pilgrim disorders. Arkansas bans Sunday theater. Butterfield declines a GOP nomination in Ohio. a Dunmore coal office robbery. legal and municipal curiosities across the United States including bridge fines, deaths, and public notices. Mexican unrest near Piedras Negras. Italian and Irish diplomacy notes. Chilean elections and party strength. Brazil’s stable finances and health. and joint debates planned in Kansas as national politics waver.
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