Bargains and textile stock at M Lehman’s Kew
A long list of dress goods and fabrics with prices from 1 to 75 cents per yard is described as part of a sale at M Lehman’s on Duyades Street in Kew. The notice emphasizes Black Cashmeres, woolens, lawns, linens, and lace trimmings with vivid color options and bulk discounts. The piece ends with an extended moral reflection on wealth and action.
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Ainsook
Andra Linens
Ian
Alpe
Amu Rains
Nottingham
Aisimeds
M.ilemman
Orleans
Apa
Nes Brachos
Gwine County
Girone
Namer
Bankatonia
Wy Iguora
Wogr
Vicksburg Commercial-Herald
Lewis
Eli White
Thos. Lansdell
White
Lewis White
Wesson
New Orleans
Vicksburg State Hospital Approved by Legislature
The Legislature accepted the city of Vicksburgs offer of its hospital for state use with a 7500 yearly appropriation for two years. A five member board governs the hospital with three state appointees and two city appointees. Dr S D Robbing serves as hospital physician. The facility will admit indigent patients needing medical or surgical care, while paupers belong in poor houses. Meridian Mercury notes the hospital will reflect state interest in humane treatment.
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Vicksburg
Mesara
W. L. Magruda
Edw
Baits
John B. Mattingly
Messrs
JF. Baum
W. L. Trowbridge
D. Robbing
Sisters of Mercy
Meridian Mercury
Cbr
Vicksburg Post
Davison
Col. Nugent
Judge Tate
Dr. Rowan
Kossineko Sar
Winona
Times
Prohibition Argus
Natchez Orphan Asylum
Ruther Benson
Indianapolis
Mississippi Springs Offer Therapeutic Waters Promoting Family Values
Notes on mineral waters in Mississippi praised for medicinal virtue and local fame. A White family gathering celebrated livestock and crops while stressing family harmony against divorce and Mormon influence. Prohibition conventions in Vicksburg emphasize temperance, legal action against drinks, and funding for lectures.
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Mississippi
America
Europe
Weeles Sam Displays Shrewd Management Talents
A fragment shows praise for Weeles Sam as a shrewd and capable manager shaping an arriving family of sixty million. It notes his burliness expenses over the last twelve months as a source of satisfaction, citing luxuries such as bread, meat, and woolen goods.
Meridian Bank in parts and local notes across Mississippi
A storm at Union Grove did great damage and crops vary across counties. Reports mention the Meridian Bank charging incomplete losses, varied crop yields in Jones and Union counties, school attendance declines, and local figures like Rev. L. P. Jones at Corinth. Other notes cover Port Gibson wool shipments, Adams county display plans, and a kept record of regional events including expositions and fairs.
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Weet Point
L. P. Jones
Corinth
Union County
Fragmentary Brookhaven Notice Lacks Clear Details
OCR text offers broken phrases about Brookhaven, charges, and a possible agreement on wine but lacks concrete facts, dates, names, places, or outcomes to form a precise news item or official notice.
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