New Orleans Advertisements Offer Bargains Across Textiles
A dense list of bargain fabrics and dress goods appears, highlighting Black Cashimeres, Henriette Cloth, lawn textiles, lace, nets, cambrics, nainsooks, and various white goods. The ad promotes a wide assortment from yard wide linens to dress fabrics, with prices ranging from cents to dollars and mentions a Millinery Department and men’s wear. It emphasizes value, variety, and a store-wide sale.
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India
Aldo
Roms van
Surs
Spectacles of Us Offer Best Glass and Prices
A. B. Griswald & Co advertises the most complete assortment in the South of artificial human eyes and specialized cataract glasses. D. Boline, touted as the best optician in the Southern country, handles difficult orders for vocalists. Prices claimed lower than ignorant spectacle vendors. Bend for test types and price list.
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Lehman
D. Boline
A. B. Griswald & CO
Dewelers
Whitworth Female College Seeks Endowment Growth and Growth
The article details facilities and offerings at Whitworth Female College including art, science, and music departments, extensive collections, and a British faculty. It notes enrollment rising to 209 with students from 39 Mississippi counties and 8 Louisiana parishes, and mentions potential endowment aims to $1000000 for permanence and expansion.
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Theron
Emaie
Louisiana
Mississippi
Whitworth Female College
Mississippi Educational Talk On Population And Literacy
A Mississippi educational address analyzes census data showing age distribution and literacy, noting a high minor percentage in the state and comparing with New England and other regions. It argues climate and outdoor life aid health, discusses funding for primary schooling, and urges support for home schools and better teacher quality.
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Mississippi
Union
Biehuwp Thompson
New York
New England
North Carolina
Tennessee
Arkansas
Alabama
Georgia
Flority
Virginia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Texas
Misissippi
Pao
Lincoln County History and Resources Overview
Lincoln County formed from parts of Lawrences Copish Pike Amite and Franklin by act of April 7 1870. It covers 598 square miles with a 1880 population of 13547 and an estimated 16000 now. The county’s geography includes the Tangipahoa Amite and Pearl river systems, Brookhaven as a key town, and a topography favorable to water mills and diversified crops such as cotton corn tobacco jute indigo strawberries and grapes.
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Mias
Maggie McEwen
Physicia
J. Bowen
Johnson
Sti
Lucy A. Kidd
Lincoln
Lawrences
Copish
Pike, Amite
Franklin
Mississippi
Louisiana
Wesson
Copiah
Jefferson
Pike
Yazoo Delta
Copiah County
Pike County
Ilinois Central Railroad
Peculiar
Brookhaven Weems
Pierre
Port Gidwoo
Louisiana Line
Lake Maurejas
Pontchartraia Lake
Postchartraia
Topisaw
Holmesville
Pearl River
Monticello
Lawrence County
Brookhaven
Copiah Line
Lincoln County
C. Menelus
Pioneer
FL Parsuoa
Montgomery Station
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