Lucky Year 1888 Promises Prosperity and Lottery Prize
The item discusses the idea that years containing three eights are exceptionally lucky, citing old superstitions of abundant harvests, business success, and plague avoidance. It also notes the Louisiana State Lottery drawing on March 18 with a $300,000 first prize, seeks information on two Blount girls, and includes various advertisements and notices about medicines, a dry Pulaski county vote, and a child soothing remedy.
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Paul Globe
Louisiana State Lottery
New Orleans
M. A. Dauphin
O. P. Blount
Zaidee
Montgomery County
Margaret Blount
Savannah
Screven County
Mr. Blount
Mving
Far Ahead Victory and 1887 Store Reflections
The article reflects on an undisclosed race, noting a clear lead and surprise at the margin over rivals. It thanks supporters for the past year, pledges consideration for 1888 plans, and emphasizes energy, cash, and satisfying bargains. The store claims high quality goods, style awareness, and honest business principles as keys to ongoing success.
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Thornton Wheatley
Americas
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