Murshal Bmythe Reap- Fletcher Slarper Deaths Prompt Parable
A fragmentary obituary notes the death of Fletcher Slarper, aged seventy two, described as a senior member of Slarper Brothers. It references a Rev E T Anders on and a place in Oconee county. The text shifts to various unrelated notes about emigration, Pensacola timber, and Florida’s timber revenue, with miscellaneous legal and local topics.
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Fletcher Slarper
Flarper Brothers Tdead
E. T. Andersson
Oconee County
Av Minors
Pinety
Texas
Pensacola
Fla
Florida
Fractional Currency Redemption and Exchange Notice
The government aims to redeem fractional silver currency through the United States treasurer in sales of 500 dollars, offering United States notes or silver coin return at the department’s expense. Small towns can assemble supplies of subsidiary fractional components under $500 to facilitate exchange, but shipments are not paid by the department. Banks designated as depositors are asked to redeem fractions shelved locally to ensure rag-to-coin exchange, while merchants and lenders are urged to move rags out of circulation due to their dilapidated condition.
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Atlante
Harper's Weekly Illustrations and Press Notices
A fragment reads Harper's Weekly Illustrated notices praising the periodical for its high quality and illustrations. It mentions commercial bulletin Boston and a critic from Christins Advocate praising the publication's brilliance and restraint, noting abundant castrations and refined readership appeal.
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Iieorany i Gemmercial Bulletin
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Brocklyn Harper's Weekly
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