Denver land agent and boot maker ad item
An advertisement listing Daniel Witter a land and real estate agent based in Denver, offering services in buying selling and locating lands and examining titles, plus a note about remaining lands from Baltimore oysters and a boot maker J Joyce of Maple Street Greeley promising quality French calf boots and perfect fit.
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Daniel Witter
Law & Real Estate
Tappan Brock
Denver
Col
Colorado
Washington
F.C. Beckwith
Burumeron, Cou
J. Joyce
Maple Street
Greeley
Doing Good to All Men Sermon by Henry Ward Beecher
Reported for the Greeley Tribune. Beecher urges benevolence as a universal duty extending from home to church and society. He cites Galatians do good unto all and stresses practical kindness, hospitality, and active compassion toward the poor, strangers, and workers, with emphasis on living out faith through service.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Greeley Tribune
Carrie B. L. Row
Heaven
Hell
Rory
Christas
California
Mosphere
Christ
Chrishael
Death Bank
John the Baptist
Nor' A
Tie
Sonny
Sam
Farman Street
Columbia Heights
Therouch
God
Issa
Jack Cade
Caden
C. Mack Swarr
Michigan liquor law empowers wives to sue abusers
An article explains Michigan's amended liquor law allowing spouses and other injured relations to sue for damages from intoxication. It notes landlords may be liable if they know liquor is sold on premises and highlights anticipated benefit to women and enforcement via policing and public action.
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Michigan
Tey
Mrs Fawcett Lectures England on Woman Suffrage
Mrs Fawcett wife of a Cambridge professor and Brighton MP tours England delivering lectures on women's rights. She argues the Sole Woman's Property Bill is flawed exposing Surges in law and urging suffrage as protection for women.
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Fawcett
Cambridge
Brighton
England
John Stuart Mill
Pleasant Western New York visit ends with tableaus
In a Western New York village a housekeeper visits a neighbor who is about to dine. She hesitates, then the hostess invites her inside as the family is engaged in tableaus. The visitor agrees, mentioning she thought they were dining.
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New York
Agricultural Meeting Debates Planting and Democracy
The Garetey Wexy Co. club met Saturday evening, discussing seed planting methods and furrow depth. Speakers including J. Max Clark and C. Mack Swarr touched on water usage, pruning, and a critique of democracy amid rural life and labor.
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Garetey
Wexy Co
Capt. Boyd
J. Max Clark
J. H. Foster
Sarge
Orr
Colorado
Epiton Trisuns: City Building and Social Turmoil
A colonial town sees active effort in building a city, farming, and politics. Few troublemakers spark wider strife while the majority stays busy, facing warnings that meddling in others affairs will fail as hardship grows at home and in daily life.
Forecast on Decency and Ballot Practices in Politics
A commentator warns that soon decency may be absent and the ballot box influenced by women's presence. The remark suggests moral principles will determine candidates and party support rather than current norms.
Quaker Mentor Debates Worth While Living
A fragmentary text records a Quaker figure listening to a storyteller's tale about thrift and prudent living. It notes a consignment of four dollars and a suggestion that wealth should serve a higher purpose within an austere ethic.
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Athens
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H. G. Bond
Atorney
Hussey’s Bank
F and
Lnday Streets
H. N. Rogerson
Goms
F. J. Percival
Apenter
Bullder
C ‘Otnractor
Walnut
Madison Streets
Park House
The
Park
B. Talbot
Hollister Avage
TS. Scott
Pine
Madi
L. van Gohren
Avarcumaker & Jeweler
Alnut
L. Cuirns
Boston Brown
Iain St
Colony Hall
J. Leavy
Urseryman & Florist
Tin St
Grant and
Sherman
G. H
Baltimore
A. E
Colo
Tribune
Harvey Townsend
Carpenter
Stairn Bumper
Walnurst
S. E. Cor
L. Hanna
Storace & Commission
Fain St
S. K. Thompson
Madison & Proce Sts
Colony
Richard Burke
Greeley Land
Ringer
Main Street
Tarly
the Liquor Law OF
Agricultural
Colorado Farmers’ Club
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