Murder Shocks Brookhaven on Sunday Night Bridge
John Sasser and Tom Pritchard stand accused as Lincoln County coroner court finds Thomas Lard died from a pistol shot to the head on the First Street bridge in Brookhaven. Lard, a Pearl River Lumber worker, carried a 38 calibre pistol. Sasser eluded capture while Pritchard admits being with Sasser before and after the crime. Governor Longino offers a reward. editor urges citizens to uphold law and improve county safety and sanitation amid rising violence and arson in Brookhaven and Lincoln County.
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John McGrath and Sons Bargain Shoe Sale
John McGrath and Sons announces a closing out shoe sale to clear stock. With $10,000 in stock and a wide range for all ages, the event is set for February 15 and 16, 1901, promising deep discounts and a lively shopping atmosphere.
Bargain Day Men s Shoes Sale Catalog
A scanned catalog entry lists numerous discounted men s shoes in varied styles and materials. Prices range from about 0.09 to 8.88 with regular prices noted, including vici leather, patent leather, cloth tops, and work shoes. Several lots are described as broken or slightly damaged with size notes and a few gaiters and plow shoes.
Ladies Shoes Closeout Offers Across Sizes and Grades
The listing details assorted ladies shoes including Dongola and glove grain styles in sizes 7 through 9, with many broken lots priced from 90 cents to 3.00. It notes damaged and lightened stock, including patent leather and hygienic models, plus a heavy willow calf and olive silk mix top option offered to clear inventory.
Men's Tan Shoes and Broken Lots Sale
Feathery rubber heel high cut tan shoes in leather lined style. Russia calf buttoned shoes, spring appeal. Brown Vici bals and ox blood options with regular prices 24.50 and 4.00. Broken lots include 50 shoes in various styles and colors, many rattlers for low prices.
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Broken Lots
Slaughter Sale of Misses and Toddlers Shoes and Boots
A local sale advertises broken sizes from Molony Bros and 144 Budds 820 plus 225 Misses Shoes in black and tan. Fancy vesting tops and various menswear items priced from 66c to 2.00. Stock includes Misses blue eyelets drill lined shoes and pebble grain styles, bought in excess.
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