Burnett's Boots and Shoes Offer Best Stock in City
Burnett's at the Opera House building proclaims the largest and best boot and shoe stock in the city. The shop touts elegant kid, pebble goat, French kid, cowhide, and cordovan lines, plus Reynolds Cloyes Goodgar & Armstrong brands and school shoes for boys and girls. Daily shipments keep prices low and stock growing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnett's
Opera Houses
Reynold’s
Cloyes
Goodgar & Armstrong
Putnam County
Livestock and meat trade dominates transatlantic imports
In one week Liverpool ports received 6 210 head of livestock for butchers from ships including the Iowa and Victoria while seven steamers landed 5 082 carcases of frozen beef and over 6 冲 carcases of mutton bought in America at seven cents a pound and sold at ten. A London firm corner scheme failed due to competition and coverage. A photographer in Crawfordville uses a staged Virgin Mary apparition to boost business but is driven out by the priest. Algernon Sartoris and wife arrive in New York on the Elbe, visiting Gen. Grant at No 3 Last Sixty sixth Street. Twin babies Garfield and Arthur born to Mrs and William H Chapin are indistinguishable. A Toledo hotel plans a chapel instead of a bar. Evanston Hill sees five bars in a cemetery area. A New York musical instrument scam yields a sharp reply. Ninety-four Nebraska newspapers show eighty favor woman suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Iowa
Victoria
Toronto
Manitoba
Campania
Bagaria
Missinsippi
Liverpool
America
London
Algernon Sartoris
Urant
New York
Southampton
England
Gen. Grant
Sixty-sixth Street
Irish league pledges boycott English goods in politics
A St Louis group refuses to deal in English goods and vows not to back any candidate who opposes a high tariff on English imports. The note highlights political and economic protest intertwined with local moral advice and light dispatches from various towns.
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St. Louisa
Worth a Dozen Dead Men
Daniel R McKenzie of Bireaumont Virginia recounts doctors declaring his condition hopeless yet Brown’s Iron Bitters revived him. He describes prior severe ailments including loss of a lung decayed organs and dyspepsia with troubled urination. After treatment his pain ceased his digestion improved and he regained energy and sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bireaumont
Rohrer
Baltimore
Father
Brown
Daniel R, McKenzie
Fragmented Tales From A Newspaper Page
A collage of sensational snippets describes a drunken bet ended by a bullet that grazed a boy’s head, a Baltimore schooner with crew afflicted by a skin disease, and various medical ads. Mentions Dakota’s statehood bid, Brown’s Bitters, and local ordinances on toy pistols amid travel notices and colorful vignettes.
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Eail
Baltimore
Mora
Hal Swayne
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Tork Store
Indianapolis, Inc
Freencastle
Indianapolis
Perris
Vers & Co
S. Sargains
Tom Abrams
Glass & Queensware
Public Square
I. Hawkins
Indiana
Grand Central
Northeast Corner Public Square
Greencastle
John Cawley
Easias
Truk & Vo
Augusta
Maine
Crawfordville
Minn
Hirring
William H. Chapin
Gilbert's Mills
Oswego County
Garfield
Arthur
Toledo
Evanston H Ill
Nebraska
Star
Bejlow
United States
Termes
F. A. Arnold
Tar Star
Greencastie
Ind
Plattsburgh
N. Y
Catharine
Charles Straight
William J. Handy
Somerset County
Illinois
Abraham Lever
Mr. Perkins
Chicago
China
Pond’s
West Fourteenth Streets
Pond
Boston Times
Meriden
Conn
Ile
Daniel F. Beatty
Wort
al Washington
Harp Afolienne
Tone
New Jersey
Heth
Jbeatty
Beatty
Pasengers
Cation Daniel F. Beatty
Washington
Aoe
Ington, New Jersey
Austin
Dakota
Union
Philadelphia News
Italy
Sanford
California
L’arsons
Marion Foster
Ohio
Fanny Davenport
Emma Abbott
Wmn. Taylor
Boston
Hhome Journal
Adv
Burlington
Tanna & Black
Ifave
Furnithera
Hanna & Black
Washington &T
Dee V Se Co
Europe
Paris
Chili
Philadelphia
Chickering & Sons
Fifth Avenue
Tremont Street
Toe Cook
Incastle, Inc
Cook's
J.P. Warsor
Christian Church
Troy
North Main Street
St, Lois
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