Traveling Dresses and Travel Wear for Varied Climates
The piece highlights fabrics for travel, praising Tussor silk for hot days and China silks at a dollar a yard while warning against shiny poplin and wooly fabrics. It notes Linen Batiste elegant yet delicate, and suggests alpaca and serge for cooler foreign trips. It also mentions white dresses for luxury travelers and cautions linen wrinkles on long journeys.
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Ines
California
Ely
A Pennsylvania Hull Dog
A Darby Pennsylvania man bought a bulldog to deter burglars by scaring them at night. The dog attacked its owner when the door opened, leading to a brutal clash. The man closed the store for a week and fired at the dog through the premises. The owner paid twice the dog’s price to retrieve it, and the store suffered wide damage from the siege.
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Darby
Pennsylvania
The Irish Army and McMahon in a Crisis
The Feris correspondent discusses dissolving the Assembly or dispersing it by force. Marshal McMahon looms as the pivotal figure, trusted to decide whether the army will act against the Assembly or resist dictatorship. McMahon is praised for his untainted war record and public esteem.
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Feris
Marshal McMckon
McMahon
Mc ¥Mahon
Excentric Kentucky Wit Known as Race on Smith
Elder John Smith of Kentucky, famed nickname Race on Smith, confronted a Baptist association with a candidate for ministry. When Weeks claimed a divine call, Smith opened Romans and declared the preacher’s feet monstrous, proving Weeks not called. The meeting sparked laughter as Weeks left.
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John Smith
Kentucky
Ohio River
Smith
Young Weeks
Brother Weeks
Week
Association
Weeks
Stopped It Is Paper Anecdotes From The Philadelphia Press
The piece recalls two vignettes about editors and readers. A former Public Ledger editor Mr Swain is playfully challenged by a subscriber who claims to have stopped the paper and then confirms the misunderstanding after a long walk. A kindly city lady encounters a shabby boy seeking shelter and asks about his home, learning he boards with no fixed residence.
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Swain
Philadelphia Press
Pennsylvania
The
Public Ledger
Eighteenth and
Chesnut Streets
Geo
Chestnut Street
Third
Mr. Swain
Eighteenth Street
Taird
Marm
Notice in Chaddock estate sale in Stephenson County
Public notice to defendants Mary J Waters and Hiram Waters in Illinois. B A Darling as administrator seeks order for sale of estate lands in section 18 township 27 range 4 east of the 4th P M totaling about 8730.100 acres minus a 100 foot railroad right of way, to pay debts. Summons issued for June third, 1872 at Freeport County Court. Clerk GEO. Thompson.
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John Gibler
Ridoit
Stephenson
Illinois
Stephenson County
Freeport
Hiram ‘Gibler
Ellen
Louisa Mayer
Circuit Court
Florence
Eaid
Jane
State OF
Anid County
Fy A. Danling
Ira G. Chaddock
Cordelia Chaddock
Mary J.waters
Hiram Waters
Daniel L. Chaddock
Williams. Chaddock
Elizabeth Chaddock
Snalle M. Chaddock
Loretta Chaddock
Loran Chaddock
Francia KE. Chaddock
Sophia Chaddock
Illinois Central Railroad
Geo. Thompson
State of Illinois
Said County
Aaron Bolender
Barbara Fisher
Solomon Fisher
Adam Bolender
Levi Bolender
Frederick
Bolender
Elizabeth Maurer
George Maurer
Matilda Kleckner
Jackson Kleckner
John Bolender
Isaac Bolender
Reuben Bolcender
Ilinois
Rock Grove
Section Twenty-nine
Township Twenty-nine
Lanois
David Zimmerman
John Coates
Catharine Groff
Godfrey Groff
Frederick Groff
Catharine Bilig
Daniel Billig
Barbara Hunsicker
Isaac K. Honsicker
John Groff
Jacob Strom
Isaac K
Hunsicker
Elizabeth Hunsicker
Jacob Hunsicker
Notles
Isaac K. Munsicker
Elizabeth Hussicker
Jacob Huansicker
Catharing Groll
Ang
Ith P. AG
Losaig
Liligois
County Court
GEQ
Thompson
New Shawls Linens Suits and Parasols At Great Value
Papers magazines law books pamphlets and sheets show a large lot of stripe and laid shawls priced 2.75 to 5 with double faced ottoman shawls at 7 and up. New linen Victoria lawn stripe seersucker suits begin at 4.75 and 500 parasols in styles from 45 cents to 10 dollars.
New Millinery and Silk Offers In This Week’s Sale
This week showcases new lor black Gross Grain and Glace Silks from $1, Japanese Poplin at 00 and 75 cts, silk warp Pongees, and Black Alpacas with Mohair lusters. Prices on poplin range 30 to 75 cts with broad selections. English German and Scotch fabrics at 85 and 40 cts. New Gross Cloths Seersuckers and Marseilles Piques in fresh styles. 500 dozen hats and bonnets in varied shapes, with Misses and Children's hats. The department emphasizes expert trimming, ongoing new stock, and priority service for regular customers. Prices on millinery, ribbons, laces, flowers, and furnishing goods advertised for 30 days. Our staff focus on order work to ensure priority service and favorable charges.
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Marseilles
Rough & Ready
Marine
Regetta
Milan
Wholesale trade push in Chicago and St Louis markets
A wholesale house advertises full preparation across departments to sell goods as cheaply as any rival in Chicago or St Louis. It touts over five hundred thousand dollars in capital, cash purchases, and promised savings for wholesale dry goods and millinery buyers, including time and freight reduction.
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Chicago
St. Louis
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W. G. Woodrufe
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