Wheatley’s Store Promises Low Prices and Novel Goods
Thornton Wheatley’s establishment invites the public to view a full display of novelties and low prices in goods. The article touts Wheatley’s as the place to be properly dressed for events, promising a complete stock and a memorable shopping experience at The Times-Recorder’s noted size and reach.
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Wheatley's offers for boys clothing and travel gear
A regional ad highlights boys shirts from 350 to 1.25 and Jersey suits for 8 year olds, with a wide range of styles and prices. It promotes umbrellas for rain, satchels for travel, and bags to hold all goods for a first class abroad appearance. The copy emphasizes fit for men of all shapes across counties.
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Thornton Wheabey's Life Will Be a Burden Motto
Fragmentary OCR reads like a quirky ad or editorial line about life burden and choosing a path. It mentions a place and a phrase about wealth or peers, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear events or identifiable names beyond Thornton Wheabey.
Thornton Wheatley’s Comer Aimed at Local Business
A regional business event titled Thornton Wheatley’s Comer promises accessible prices on food and goods, inviting shoppers to Yonra for the event. Organizers emphasize value and variety to attract customers to the new market in town.
Blaine Declines Stop in Boston Amid Maine Moves
Bangor dispatch reports James G Blaine plans to depart Augusta for Washington Wednesday and will not stop in Boston for a speech despite Republican requests. The Piedmont Exposition opens in Atlanta with a Phi Delta Theta convention and public entertainment planned at the Kimball House. Opelika suffers a major fire destroying the Opelika House and several storehouses. In Danville, Va a U S commissioner hears a warrant accusing George W Martin of sending obscene letters to a widow. the case moves to the grand jury amid public alarm.
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Peculiar 100-Year-Old Woman in Georgia
Mrs. Martha Floyd, age 100, widowed daughter of an 1812 soldier, lives alone in Spang Palace Ga. She has never seen a steam engine, doubts a supreme being, avoids churches, and has several hundred dollars hidden or buried. She will not reveal the location, refuses a nurse, and is described as a genuine curiosity.
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Daily Market Reports From Naval Stores to Chicago Prices
Naval Stores in Savannah show turpentine firm and resin firm unchanged while pork prices rise in New York markets. Lard weak and dull with mixed futures in early October. Chicago wheat corn oats and pork futures show typical seasonal shifts with notable January pork and lard levels.
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Unprecedented storm hits English Channel area
A condensed dispatch list reports severe storm conditions in the English Channel and broad global disturbances. Items include political shifts in Belgium and Germany, papal allocution plans, court rulings from Arkansas, and local incidents across the United States and Mexico.
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