The Max Joseph Race Sa A 1 El 1 Case Black Lawns
An OCR fragment advertises fabrics including Black Lawns 36 to 44 inches wide, fancy striped French Batistes at 20c, Marabout Lawns, lace stripe figured French Lawns, crown lace stripes, Dimities and solid colors with several fabrics offered at low prices.
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Clothing Special: Bargain Coat and Suit Sale Hits Low Prices
A miscellaneous clothing sale lists summer coats and men's coats at deep discounts. Items include 75 summer coats at 50 cents, 100 men's odd coats at 350 dollars total, 48 all wool flannel coats, 150 serge coats and vests, and numerous B41 and B1-25 samples priced far below usual. Also offered are wool flannel suits and India gauze undershirts at reduced rates.
Ladies Shoes Sale Brief with Dongola and Kid Skin Pairs
A shoe department sale offers Ladies Tan or Black Dongola Oxford ties with coin or opera toes at 85c a pair. Also included are Ladies Kid Skin Oxford Ties reduced from 1.25 to a price not stated. An odd lot of Ladies fine Dongola Kid sample Shoes sizes 3 to 4, some with jot worth 1.75, offered as choice.
Young Lady Louisa Butler Dies After Laudanum Tragedy
Miss Louisa Butler of Upson County drank laudanum to end her life during a personal crisis and died in Thomaston early today. The 22 year old lived with sister Mrs Dave McHargue seven miles north of Thomaston. Despondency from recent illness likely caused the act.
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Thomaston
Louisa Butler
Dave McHargue
Miss Butler
Coroner's jury finds Albert Brightwell guilty of murder
Albert Brightwell of Oglethorpe county has been found guilty of murder by a Crawford coroner's jury. The case involves beating a young black girl to death after she delayed bringing him water on a plantation four miles from Crawford. He is held for trial for the life.
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Albert Brightwell
Oglethorpe County
Crawford
Brightwell
N.D. Arnold
Columbia Outclas ses Old Defender in second test
In Newport R I June 28 the new cup defender Columbia again outpointed and outfoot the Defender in a windward two hour race. Both boats carried full sails and jib topsails with a hemp spinnaker but the Columbia showed greater speed even as the breeze fell. The spinnaker was soon taken in after a brief use. The Defender cruised outside Newport during the run. DETECTIVE advertisement follows.
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Newport
R. L
Columbia
Zumbia
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