New Orleans Advertisements Offer Bargains at Lehman’s
A period ad from M Lehman’s at 66 and 27 Geyaion Street lists Black Cashmeres, Silk Lustrings, and Dress Goods with prices from 8 to 75 cents per yard. It touts French Nainsooks, Paris Lawns, Dimity, and white fabrics, plus hosiery, damask, towels, and Percale items. The note promotes Lehman’s Peerless Shirts and a wide southern stock for men and women, inviting orders and quick delivery.
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Paris
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Furaian
The Leader Subscription Offers and Premiums
Readers are invited to subscribe for condensed local state and national news. Pay 150 cents for full coverage until the presidential campaign ends in November, 75 cents for coverage until January 1, 1885, or $2 cash for a year with a free pamphlet A Treatise on the Horse and his Diseases. Deals last only a few weeks, and delayed subscribers miss benefits.
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Baptist Denomin the Nation of Mississippi
Theological Seminary
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Times-Democrat
Murderers of Taylor Racke Trial Involving Self Defense
In a Greenville habeas corpus trial Judge Trimble ruled that Taylor Racke was killed by Gottichalk in self defense while shooting at Montgomery. Buck's death stemmed from their unlawful confrontation. The case nears October with venue change petitions pending amid ongoing legal dispute. Prohibition and whisky bill discussions dominate later sections with county by county prohibitions and a push for a Jackson meeting on July 29.
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Enterprise Courier
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J.M. Allen
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Louisville Exposition 1884 seeks Federal and Confederate relics
The Louisville Exposition of 1884 invites contributions of Federal and Confederate relics for display. Committees are appointed and all who can lend such articles are asked to communicate with the committee. Federal soldiers with captured items are urged to assist this undertaking.
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Louisville
Kentucky
South
Proposals Sought for State Industrial School Site
Notice announces the Board of Trustees will receive proposals until August 13 1884 for the location of the State Industrial Institute and College for the Education of White Females of Mississippi. Proposals addressed to W A Hart Secretary Winona Mississippi marked Proposals for the State Industrial School will not be opened until after the meeting. The secretary is to be contacted for communications.
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Winona Mississippi
Mississippi Women urged to contribute art for New Orleans Exposition
Mas H D Money appeals to Mississippi ladies to donate art, pottery, and wood carvings for the New Orleans Exposition. She cites Natchez example and urges paintings, sculptures, and unique crafts, detailing slabs of native wood with tree cross sections as valuable works for display and national pride.
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Then and Now World Wonders and Oddities
The piece contrasts historic wonders with quirky modern items and quotes from The New Orleans Picayune and The New York Herald. It notes Democratic platform praise yet party hesitation on Jeffersonian ground, plus a Kentucky legislator’s jocular church remark.
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New Orleans Picayune
Gleanings From the Stats Press Abbreviations and Local Notes
Mississippi and neighboring counties feature varied items from a free bath house to a mattress factory. Notable notes include a lynching in Natchez, a murder case, arrests, and political nominations for Congress. The article lists county expenditures, expositions, and local improvements, along with contests, elections, and community events in Mississippi, Yazoo City, Natchez, Starkville, and Copiah.
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