Bargain Prices Across Stocked Goods in General Store
The store advertises 13 inch MG Pear bisque head dolls at 25 cents and 22 inch kid buddied dolls at 50 cents among a vast stock. Upstairs holds jackets and wraps at reduced prices, and handkerchiefs offer embroidered silk or linen cambric goods. Fancy goods include China silk, bolting cloth tidies, scarfs, Buffalo horn holders, plush cases, linen sets, and hemstitched towels and napkins. Aprons priced 10 to 200, and callines in se yard until January. Remnants table bargains.
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Callines
Sea Yard
Passage on pensions and reapportionment in Senate debate
Washington dispatch details Senate and House wrangling over the Force bill and reapportionment, with Gray opposing the Senate substitute, and discussion of domiciliary visitation provisions. Also covers pension deficiencies, House passage of related measures, and local notices of elopement, burglary, and an explosion in Portsmouth.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Elections Committee
House
Senatonr Gray
New Jersey
Kentucky
Tennessee
South Carolina
Maryland
Gray
Havong
Mary
United States
Lee
Sam
Spooner
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Hoar
Evarts
Edmunds
Daniels
Delaware
Daniel
Teller
Gorman
Washineton
Secretary of War
North
South Dakota
Wyoming
Nebraska
Montana
Vaux
Pennsylvania
Outhwait
Cheadle
Indiana
Henderson
Iowa
Fire destroys seven blocks in Liberty street blaze
A major Liberty street fire at Maginis Cracker Factory consumed seven stories of several adjoining buildings. Five firemen were trapped by collapsing walls. August Roth likely to die, Tiegers missing, feared buried. Damage pegged at about 10000 dollars amid ongoing investigations and wartime market notes follow.
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Pirrspurs
Liberty Street
Maginis Crac
Bii
Ginis
R. & W. I. Jenkinson
Creagraham & Co
I. M. Ilarris & Co
Samuel Evans
August Roth
Making Georgia Laws at the Capital and Third Party Call
In Atlanta the Senate debates repeal of the 1874 act governing the Agricultural Department while approving Ellington’s fertilizer bill that requires sampling and state analysis to verify guarantees. Other measures include wage garnishment limits, cotton sale restrictions, and anti-competitive moves. A separate third party conference call unites Farmers Alliance and labor groups for a Cincinnati gathering in February 1891.
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AtLanta
Agricultural Department
Senate
Vincent
Forty-first
House
Johnston
Todd
Express
Insurance
Zachry
Betterments
Finance
Cabaniss
Nunnally
Harp
Northern
Joe Terrell
Twitty
Senate Agricultural Committee
Goodwin
Fulton
Railroad Commission
Martin
Georgia
Mary A. Steele
Berner
Monroe
Sears of
Webster
Farmers’ Alliance
Farmers’ Mutual Benefit Association
Citizens’ Alliance
Knights of Labor
St. Louis
Alliance
Cincinnati
National Union
Democratic Party
Alliance Hall
National Alliance
Livingston
Treasury
Col. L. F. Livingston
Committee On Organic Union
National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Mutual Benefit Association
National Alliance Council
Col. Livingston
St. Louis Alliance
Congress
United States
Loucks
North Dakota
Wade
Tennessee
Ocala
Gladstone and Irish delegates meet to plan negotiations
The Gladstone Conference sees Parnellites reconvene to empower four delegates to negotiate with Gladstone on constabulary and agrarian issues. Gladstone agrees to receive Leamy Redmond Sexton and Healey without Morley or Harcourt, keeping terms discretionary. He declines formal promises, but Liberals approve the cordial reception and see sufficient assurances for the Irish majority.
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London
Gladstone
Committee of Four
Clancey
Clancy
Tarneill
Morley
Harcourt
Leamy
Redmond
Parnell
Sexton
Healey
Trade improves as banks ease in nationwide business report
The weekly report from New York cites easing commercial loan straints and stronger money conditions. Domestic commerce shows abundant volume with higher imports and exports, larger clearing house activity, and gains in railroad earnings. Currency in circulation exceeds previous year totals while Treasury revenue outpaces outlays, signaling a potential return to normal business health.
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DUNS
New Yor
Bank of England
Bank of France
New York
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Fuller
Washingon Dessen
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George Fr.dolinson
Griffin
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Missouri
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War Department
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Kansas
Republican Party
Texas
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Kerr
Morrow
Morrill
Invalid Pensions Committee
Springer
Yeas
Birmingham
Ala
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Bible County
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Williams
Keith
Smith
Norrfolk
William A. Wheeler
United States Marine Hospital Service
Lonpos
Admiralty
Gosport
J. A. Kirven & CO
Chicago Market
Curiaco
Cureago
Thomas Power O'Connor
Associated Press
England
Redskins
ChicaGo
Pine Ridge Agency
Ittsueron
J. FL Sweeney
Lowa
Representative Pickler
Fla
Florida
Sweeney
Suns Cotton Review
Liverpool
Sterling Exchange
Spot
U. S. Gov't Report
Lunatic Asylum
Ocata
Gen. Rice
John Davis
Hope OF
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Homestead
St. Magdalene Catholic
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Carsbadon
West Virginia
National Farmers’ Alliance of America
Turner
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Michigan
Virginia
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Ohio
Minnesota
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Delamater’s Bank
Pierseers
Meadville
Delamater & Co
Hotchkiss & Lintock
George W. Delamater
Goyer
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