Piano Forte Recital at New Grand Opera House
Miss Margaret Aull presented a varied piano program for graduation requirements at Central College School of Music. She performed from memory, receiving strong audience applause after each piece, with notable renditions of Beethoven, Chopin, and Chaminade. The recital was praised as a success and Miss Aull received high congratulations. Meanwhile, William Means, linked to a murder case in Mayview, was released on bond for murder after claiming self defense, though facing incest charges. he was in Lexington on Monday.
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Central College School of Music
Margaret
Aull
New Grand Opera House
Schuett
Walse
Gulll
Miss Aull
St. Saens
Chopis
Chaminade
William Means
Mayview
Olege
Lydia Means
Menrietta
Todian
Means
Mr. Means
Lexington
Public notice of retirement and store stock sale
Miles Washington’s house at Myrick was burned Monday with part of the household goods saved. The public is invited to purchase the harness shop stock as a whole or at reduced prices. The owner, Jimi Haxary Hazer, offers to rent the store to buyers willing to take the entire stock, which is the best available in town.
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Miles Washington
Myrick
Peculiar Medicine Promises Radical Health Cures
An ad dense with patent remedy claims touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as cures for blood impurities and digestive woes. It mentions testimonials, scattered personal notices, and a Dallas conference trip by Confederate veterans amid routine local notices.
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Suerte A. Haima
Withers
N.C. Hood
Local Nursery Sells Plants and Produce in Lexington
Lexington grocery offers prunes and plants including praches, strawberries, grapes, plums, apples, cherries, and asparagus. Prop Charles Teubner advertises produce at the Lexington Norcery with seasonal varieties and fruit trees. A separate advertisement touts a patent medicine for digestion and headaches amid a generic sales pitch.
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Barry
Niagara
Burbank
Lexington
Norcery
Charles Teubner
Charity and fires loom in early 19th century notice
Charity judge Borden gives five to six hundred bushels of fine potatoes to the poor, while churches and streets face mischief from boys with slings. A residence eight miles southeast burns, with insured loss and praise for General Sheby’s resilience. Local notices include marriages, deaths, port schedule, and river freight updates from Lexington.
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Borden
Howtown
O. Sheby
Aetna
EB. Winsor & Son
Olbern
Keller
Philip Keller
Enat
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Folsom Ave
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