Clearing Sale Notice for SL C. Tilles & Co
Clearing sale announced by SL C. Tilles & Co. through our agents. Includes auction terms and inventory to be offered. Official notices provide venue and dates for the sale event.
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Newspaper
Fort Smith Elevator
Location
Fort Smith, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1890
Page
4
Clearing sale announced by SL C. Tilles & Co. through our agents. Includes auction terms and inventory to be offered. Official notices provide venue and dates for the sale event.
A first person recollection covers a chaotic July retreat from a battlefield near Manassas, detailing skirmishes, fleeing troops, a collapsed carriage, and meeting Henry D. Raymond of the New York Times. The author describes the panic, improvised regrouping, and later dispatches from Washington, with Lincoln and Cameron amid war department intrigues.
A garbled morning scene describes sweeping, shouting, and scattered actions across a house. References to people, objects, and locations are obscured by distortion, making the overall event unclear while noting a sequence of household activity.
The Globe-Democrat reports a cyclone formed directly above Connelly Springs near Nevada Missouri causing fright. An eye witness describes a balloon like lower ball and a white ribbon resembling a serpent slicing south then perpendicular. A long ribbon broke loose three miles southeast and dust clouds spread toward St. Clair Conely with no notable damage reported.
Docu Daneford Daniel of the Sixth Cavalry, descendant of notable veterans, married Miss Ellie Bace in Thomasville. After a long courtship influenced by army life and service in the West, the couple now resides at Fort Wingate following the ceremony.
A preacher near jurors during a break whispered that they should follow him because he was their preacher. The jurors told Judge Gober who summoned the preacher. He was jailed for a month and fined 200 dollars.
Rev M Shrout of Blue Mound Kansas testifies to Dr Kings New Discovery for lung disease and weight gain. Arthur Love of Love's Funny Folka Combination endorses its curing power after thorough trials. Free trial bottles at W H Cale's Drug Store, regular size $1.00. A local reader notes treasury surplus figures amid picnic chatter.
Fragmentary text mentions several place names and movements but contains numerous garbled terms. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the data.
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