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Newspaper
Lima Argus
Location
Lima, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1847
Page
2
A tall stout man in a black suit and his young wife visit a market street where wall pictures draw attention. The couple critiques bridal imagery among hanging portraits and debate buying a series to tell their tale. Jake agrees to purchase the set and share their story.
A fragmentary tale follows a young man invited to a house where three girls and their mother observe him. He feigns a grim fate at midnight to impress the daughters, recounting a doomed dinner scene as the clock nears twelve. The sisters react with curiosity and sympathy, as looming death becomes a dramatic ruse.
Notice reports Steas Wricut, famed Northern Champion of Democracy, died at his Canton residence in St Lawrence County New York on August 27 from apoplexy. He was praised for incorruptibility and fearless integrity and held a revered public station.
The piece notes contracted limits this week and previews centre shots at Federal craft by a former friend. It cites extracts from Gal Curtis speeches and mentions ongoing anticipation of Gen Scot’s operations. Government calls five new volunteer regiments from Kentucky and Tennessee and Indiana to be organized and sent to Vera Cruz.
A garbled 19th century style advertisement proclaims fresh goods and low prices with bold claims of not overpricing rivals. It promotes ongoing shipments and market leadership, naming Anderson & Jacques at a street address.
Goulob Machetanz will continue the tanning and carrying business and keep on hand a sack of Superior Lesher for exchange against hides, skins, produce and cash. Tanning of slaves noted. Ame paid.
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