Boston Store Promises Honest Goods at Low Prices
Boston Store touts a motto of selling cheap goods with honest merchandise. It highlights prices from 12 4 to 75 cents per yard, blankets at 45 cents a pair, and up to $6 for better grades. Merino and all wool garments for all ages priced 10 to 50 cents, with orders welcomed to be manufactured to save time and money.
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Boston
Retailer promises best stock and no jobbers' profit
You will find a more complete stock than ever, the very latest styles, and as we have all our goods manufactured specially for our trade, we save our customers the jobbers' profit. Examine our stock of shirts, collars, cuffs and underwear, it will pay you well.
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Rhode Island
Ward. Worth &9
Relics of J. G. Gladding Bristol Collection Revealed
A Bristol resident, J. G. Gladding, hosts a vast home collection of relics and antiquities. The first installment lists firearms from historic wars, ship artifacts, tusks, shells, coins, stamps, and three centuries of maritime items, including weapons, Canonicus memorabilia, and pieces tied to the City of Columbus wreck rescue.
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J. G. Gladding
Wood Street
Belgium
France
England
United States
Little Compton
R.I
Sharpe
Evans
Winchester
Spencer
Remington
Tower of London
Enfield
Morris Island
Charleston Harbor
U. S
Gov. Sprague
New York
Battcher
Mr. Gladding
Mr. Waldron
West
Captain Cook
Endeavor
Newport Harbor
Gilpin
Newport
City of
Columbus
Devil's Bridge
Gay Head
America
Gladding
Providence
Bristol
Fall River
Benj. Brayton
Potomae
Port Royal
Oswell
Niger
N. B
Long Wharf
Franklin
New London
South Sea Islands
Pearl Street
E. A. Johnson
Albert W. Hicks
New York Harbor
Guard Against Croup A Guide for Young Mothers
Croup, a terror to young mothers, follows common colds. First hoarseness signals onset. A rough cough follows. act early. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, given freely, helps prevent and ease attacks with no harmful ingredients. Sold by W. H. Buffington.
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Chamberlain
W. H. Buffington
Farm Help and House Help for Armenian Refugees
Editor letters from Boston dated November 17 1896 urge employing Armenian refugees for farm or housework. Refugees are men, sober and industrious, willing to work for small wages while learning English, with country work acceptable. Local readers may visit 12 to 16 Waltham Street to choose a man. distant readers should contact Miss Alice Stone Blackwell Dorchester Mass. Julia Ward Howe. Also a note promoting Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy sold by W H Buffington.
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The
Phaniz Ag
Boston
Waltham Street
Alice Stone Blackwell
Dorchester
Mass
Julia Warp Howe
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