Ill King of Spain Ills and Paris price for shows
The King of Spain is seriously ill with consumption and may be prolonged only briefly. Paris is offered 2400 dollars per night for a series of appearances, with potential haggling to about 2580 dollars. Conti reports a large jewelry collection intended for a unique necklace via Tiffany & Co. in New York.
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Parti Sies
Paria
Ma. W. Conti
South American Commission
Peru
Messrs. Tiffany & Co
New York
Barber Bros. Drug Store
ST. Tous
East
Union
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Zale
Refutation circular aims to set record straight in Douglas County
A Republican circular to voters declares a comprehensive refutation of slanderous charges against the party nominee for Treasurer. It presents testimonials from Judge Hendry, James W. Green, and Mr. Newlin, plus journal comments on the Brooks card, asserting the county’s 1876 and 1877 financial records were correctly handled and that accusations are unfounded.
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Mr. Newlin
Watson
Euders
Newlin
Stephena
Brook
Stephens
Samual A. Riggs
Albert Enittie
Douglas County
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Central
Landers
Republican Party
Judge Hendry
Jas. W. Green
Jas. W. Green, of Mr. Newlin
Brooka
National Bank
N.O. Stevens
J. N. Renee
Stevens
Robert Young
Young
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Brooks
Tessar
Young and Watson
8. A. Riggs
Mr. Brooks
James W. Green
Janes E. Watson
Lawrence
Kas
Welson Stevens
Hag. Secy
Republican Gentral Committee
Dean Sr
Major Newlin
James M. Hexpey
End to Bone Sccreping Noted in Local Ad
Edward Shepherd of Barkstown Il reports healing from eight years of leg bone pain after using Electric Bitters and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. He credits relief to the remedies, sold by Bakers Bros, with prices noted.
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Edward Shepherd
Barksburg
Ronnip
Feree'e
There Never Was A World Of Enduring Joy
A reflective poem laments that earthly beauty joy and love fade with time and sorrow. It contrasts bright sights with tears and grief, noting noble hearts, stars, and springs as fleeting while yearning for a world where joy and peace reign without end.
Dangers of the Deep Told by an Old Sea Captain
An elderly White Star captain recounts storms and waves that battered ships, including a 1877 typhoon near Japan, a near capsize in the English Channel, and a curious lighthouse incident. He praises the sea’s odd rescues and shares a tale of clairvoyants tying to a doctor’s autopsy.
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New York Tribune
Parselle
White Star
White Star Line
Tribune
Ganges
Garbody
London
Indian
English Channel
Isle of Wight
Solent
Preeboara
Japan
Addenly
England
Queenstown
Thomas Gray
London Board of Trade
Troe
Eddystone
Brricks
Ita
Artificial chicken hatching venture winds down after fire
Armes reporter learns Dr W B Butler closed his artificial chicken hatching operation in Frinity Place around May 1 due to warm weather losses. He notes winter hatchings profit but warm weather collapses prices and raises disease risk. A fire killed 2200 chicks. Butler may resume next winter or relocate to a suitable site.
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W. B. Butler
Butler
How Bruja Hugged a Busz Saw in a Mills Tale
In a crowded reading room a hotel guest recounts a bizarre Michigan saw mill incident with a bear. The bear is drawn to the bear by a heavy water powered saw, the animal’s paw is cut, then the bear grabs the saw and hugs it, surrendering after a dramatic pull. The tale then shifts to a medical note about using cider vinegar for dysentery and diarrhea.
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Michigan
Anecdotes of Justice Peculiar Juries and Juries
A string of peculiar justice cases from various states shows incompetence and overreach by justices of the peace. Examples include a Wyoming official expelling a man from life imprisonment, Utah judges attempting to enforce hung sentences, and a Wisconsin divorce granted with odd payments. One judge bungled a hearing, joking and mismanaging the proceedings while fining the defendant and misappropriating the fine.
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Justice of the Peace
Wyoming
Watch Yourself on Firearm Safety and Self-Monitoring
The piece argues caution with firearms and urges individuals to self reflect on their own risky behaviors. It notes careless acts in hunting and everyday use, cites a drowning of a prominent musician, and emphasizes strict rule adherence to reduce accidents both at ranges and at home. It mentions Catskills hotels and runways as a regional detail.
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