Fragmentary ad fragment hints sale and goods at street stalls
Readable portions show a sales announcement with references to a big market, stock items including dress goods and silk, and names such as Dal Wilson and Terry's. The text is highly damaged but suggests a general sale of goods and commodities at a street location. The fragmentary lines imply prices or discounts and a bustling market atmosphere.
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IN THE CAPITAL A NEGRO CONVENTION IN SESSION IN WASHINGTON
Special to The Constitution Washington April 8 reports on public building bills including two hundred thousand for Augusta and one hundred twenty five thousand for Macon with others pending. The Georgia Republican convention in session shows disorder as negro delegates clash with white members while factions vie for control.
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Augusta
Macon
Savannah
Columbus
Brunswick
Tom Ochiltree
New York
Ratchef
Ochiltree
estimeabia
baronness
Chicago
Arthur
Blaine
Logan
National Republican
District of Columbia
Perry Carson
The Keys on Democrats at Randalls Convention
The Democratic State Convention of Pennsylvania at Randall Attestons April 8 reports district caucuses naming delegates for the national convention. All delegates are for Randall on first choice, with a strong undercurrent for Tilden. Delegates will likely not be instructed, aiming for a harmonious and peaceful gathering and no contests expected to disrupt proceedings.
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Baveval Bank
Susinese
Bavenrors
T. Robert Jenkins & Sons
Boston
besn
Lowles
Daily News
Monmouth
Illinois
Firat National bank
BT. O. Hubbard
Rioamoxo
Lee, Postsé& Co
Chicago
Wareham
New York cotton exchange
congress
Louisville
board of trade
New York chamber of commerce
Banannan
Coffin & Dresser
Delacerate
Cincinnati
Richard
board of education
municipal reform
Springfield
Yeck
superior court
Herron
board, of public works
Richards
Harman
Croniy
Pennsylvant
Randall
Attestons
Tilden
Indiana
Bir
Payne
Barong
democratic party
Baltimore
Samuel J. Tilden
New York
Henry B. Payne
Ohio
Samuel J. Randal
Pennsylvania
J. G. Carlisle
Kentucry
Abraham 8. Hewitt
McDonald
Gibson
Louisiana
West
Missouri
Bayard
Delaware
Voorhees
Inten Gorman
Maryland
Camden
West Virginia
Vanes
North Carolina
Lanjar
Mississippi
Gordon
Georgia
Watterson
Kentucky
Hard
Maxtison
Charles A. Dans
New York Sun
aédolid
Henry &. Davis
cor
Tilden laa
Tilden nivat
south
coupe
MINNESOTA
KOR TUDEN
Pawn
Minn
St. Paul
Flower
P. H. Kelly
Kelly
BUTLER
General Butler gay
Liden
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General Butler
house of representatives
TAMMANY
Tammany hall
HEWITT
Wasuixarox
Mr. Tilden
Sividad
resen
Atlanta
loos
Bibb county
republican party
Arthur
J. Norcroes
Longstreet
Freeman
Pitine
Mesers
LM Burns
F J Jenkins
A Dexter
AEM Hirsh
Solomon
J D Hough
OA Hough
Charles Heyman & Co
Chap
William Wolf
Congo Valley Recognition Debate In Senate Executive Session
A April 8 executive session in Cincinnati discussed recognizing the African International Association as controlling power in the Congo valley. A treaty between Great Britain and Portugal was reviewed. final action was postponed for further study with no objection to recognition detected.
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Wasemaron
Morgan
senate
African international association
valley of the Congo
Tate
Great Britain
Portugal
THE OLD TICKET CANDIDACY TALK FROM TILDEN ALLIES
A Chicago era report purports to reveal direct sources endorsing Samuel J. Tilden for the presidency, detailing conversations on 1880 nomination prospects, the role of Hendricks, Payne, and Ohio delegates, and a Baltimore gathering to unify party factions ahead of the Chicago convention. The dispatch also notes Hewitt’s claim of Tilden’s fragile health and mentions Tilden’s potential Ohio and New York support.
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Indianapolis
Tilden
Jy Mx. Tilden
Tilden mincon
Hancock
Mr. Tilden
Ohio
Mr. Hendricks
St Louis
Hendricks
Chicago
George Hoadly
Ohl
Senator Payne
Mr. Payne
Mr.Tilden
Payne
senate
democratic
Bir
John Kelly
Til “Duyil Creek
Spoyienavin
Pills And Politics In Georgia Disturbs Republican Plans
Macon, April 8 The ninth annual meeting of the Georgia Pharmaceutical Association convened in Macon with President Rankin presiding. Delegates from multiple cities debated price fixing and new drug standards while officers reported progress and planned next year’s meeting in Atlanta.
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Macon
Georgia pharmaceutical association
Masogia Tali
Rankin
BR. B. Hall
C. Dunbar
jaf
J. W. Stanford
Cuthbert
Parks
GD. Case
Milledgeville
G. D. Speight
Fort Gaing
M. H. Taylor
D. E. McMasters
Augusta
W. I. Thompson
Dallas
P. M. Weston
Talbotton
J. H. Polill
Waynesboro
EB. Shelverton Macon; ‘liam M. Mille
Savannah
O Butler
J Tarpley
Dublin
Lloyd
Brunswick
J.Dozier
Atlanta
Riley
Hamilton
LH Morgan
Cochran
Mcknown
Jonesboro
J Brunner
Vandeman
Sparta
P Gibbs
Madison
A Loutis
W Hunt
J Ingalls
Lamar
Theodore Schuman
Atlonis
Durham
Stanford
HK Man
Dalton
A Polhill
Mastenburg
Zacharias
Columbus
Hall
BC Orr
Global News Digest Echoes April 8 Dispatches
A miscited international column reports on Spain’s displeasure at America over Aguero’s departure, London politics with Nubar Pasha and Lloyd tensions, Rome’s Irsh bishops’ Rome meeting 1883 parallels, and European labor unrest with French coal miners and German political moves.
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Brunner
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J. W. Rankin
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J. §. Dozier
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Milwaukee
John Tagalls
Bankin
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National
Retail Druggists’ association
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board of examiners
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Paris
NUBAR PASHA
Londox
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Pasha
Nubar
Clifford Lloyd
interior
Evelyn Baring
Cairo
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Irsh
Rome
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Signor Mancini
cassation
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