April 4 1884 Ladiesburg News Update
On Friday last Jeremiah El eD aided in roofing when a wind slammed a door catching him between a spot and a bundle of shingles breaking his leg. Dr John J Ligeet provided surgical aid. Amos Ingling son of Daniel Ingling died April 4th 1884. funeral at Rock A igehyvil Church on Sunday Rev D M Lamotte officiating. John V Vickers erecting a back bedroom cabinet in Tersimontown.
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Jeremiah Eled
John Stoner
New Mudway
Ohn J. Ligeet
Amos
Danie
Ingling
Prilay
Oril
Rock Aigehyvil Church
D. M. Lamotte
Senna Figs laxative remedy advertised by Steiner Tree
An old advertisement touts Croft's Senna Figs as a gentle laxative to relieve stomach upset and promote regularity. Sold by Steiner Tree, the copy promises a pleasant taste and easy relief, framing the product as a castive habit remedy.
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Steiner Tree
Late Civil War Era Diplomacy and Hidden Illicit Plans
Fragmented notes describe conversations about Union and Confederate war strategies, mentions of Commodore Farragut, Russian and British interests, and secret orders contemplated to influence naval actions. It references Seward, Louis Napoleon, Mason and Slidell, and Pope Alexander II in a discussion of potential allied moves and diplomatic contingency planning during the Civil War era.
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Qabers
Issian
Farragut House
Warhin
Seward
Lal
Louis Napoleon
Russia
England
London
Anmer
Mason and Slidell
Atvouveler Sea
Houssa
New York
St. Petsepebits
Lecan
A Yankee in Red Paint Head Sachem of the Plates
An ex chief among the Walser Lake Piutes, a white man aged 47, revealed his past as a runaway from the Bay State at 18. After mining camps, he joined the Piutes, learned the language, and led as a chief with three wives before adopting civilized attire. He may return to New England soon.
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Southea
Ring
San Francisco
Meadow Lake
Muramid
Wolfsvilla News Sketches and Local Happenings
Jefferson M Wolfe suffered a leg injury while tying dogs and a pole broke causing the mishap. A band concert starts Saturday and runs for several nights. David Lisar nearly severed his great toe while chopping wood. Irving K R Morgan returns from New Jersey and plans to settle locally and enter nursery work. Rev A M Smith to hold communion next Sabbath. Mesera Upton and Alfred Lewis consider buying Leather man threshing gear for the season.
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Jeferson M. Wolfe
Mle
David Lisar
Irving KR. Morgan
New Jersey
Woodville Items April and the Iss
Mr. R. C. Sappington moved on the farm bought by Dr. G. B. Sappington of Mr. Edward Delauter. Delauter has bought a farm at Boyd's Station on the Metropolitan branch of the BL. & CLR. R. Dr. D. M. Devilliss and Miss Livzie M. Clary were worried Wednesday evening at the bribs parents in this place. The Rev. M. G. Batchis officiated. Mr. L. P. Haines and Miss Clementine Cashour were married Tuesday evening Arril dst by the Rev. Mr. Kolb in the M. KK. Church. A large number of friends present. This makes six marriages in this district since last November, and rumors say several more may follow.
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Woodvillle
Iss
R. C. Saprington
L. P. Haines
Clementine Cashour
Arril
Kolb
M. KK
Garfield Items from APHIT 1854 Grain and farm news
Grain outlook notes humlsome yield possibilities with wheat or straw. John E. Herley’s bill of fare ends on the 1dth inst. Potatoes scarce, selling for fifteen to twenty cents a bushel. Moving day aftermath lists John ie Hurley Samuel Pryor and John Shutt as not yet vacated, having sold farms for new ones. A barn fire at David Winters’ near Hagerstown destroyed last week. cause unknown.
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Aphit. Ltd
John E. Herley
John Ie, Hurley
Samuel Pryor
John Shutt
David Winters
Hagerstown
Dr King New Discovery Promises Cure for Breath Ailments
Daily joy to thousands by saving many from early graves. Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs colds asthma bronchitis hay fever sore throat and voice changes offered as a guaranteed trial at Garrott and Steele’s with free trials and sample.
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Dr. King
Garrott & Steele's
Austria's Empress Eugenie: Pride, Fashion, and Sacrifice
From a Vienna letter, the Empress is described as proud and capricious yet highly influential. Her beauty routines include strict diet, horseback riding, and meticulous self-care, while she forgoes Paris visits and fashion trends. The Emperor is portrayed as a devoted husband.
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Vienna
Eugenie
Persia
Europe
Empress of
Austria
Paris
Tuileries
the Elysee
Governor's Staff Named by Adjutant General
The Governor's staff announced by order of the Adjutant General dating yesterday includes Major General James Howard adjutant general of Baltimore city Brigadier General Tastes G Beret formerly of Carroll county as quartermaster general Brigadier General Hy S Taylor of Baltimore as commissary general Brigadier General 8 Carroll Walsh chief engineer Brigadier General Wm M Mel Kaig of Washington county chief of ordnance Brigadier General R Snowden Andrews of Baltimore chief of artillery Brigadier General John Gill of Baltimore chief of casualty Brigadier General Andrew J Chapman of Charles inspector general Brigadier General George S Brown of Baltimore paymaster general Brigadier General William Lee surgeon general Brigadier General Joseph B Seth judge advocate general
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James Howard
Baltimore City
Tastes G. Beret
Carral County
Hy. S. Taylor
Baltimore
John Gill
Andrew J. Chapman
Charles
George 8. Brown
Wiliam Lee
Joseph B. Seth
Indian slaying publication office confrontation
A small boy with a firm face barges into a publication office asking if Indians are on draught. He questions the bald man in eye-glasses about a gene whiakeres man in a wig, asserting partnership with a defiant stance and signaling a brewing confrontation.
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Gene Whiaikeres
Sonny
Indians and buffalo on hand in a Brooklyn paper
A tense street scene unfolds in a Brooklyn office where a boy editor extorts cash and stock from a bald man and a tormented editor. The youth demands Indians and buffalos for a mock stock trade while threatening violence. The boy claims the paper is fraudulent and exposes imagined stock and crime angles.
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New York
Tsav
Grand Street
Joraleman Jack
Brooklyn Cowboys’ Association
Bismarck on the World as a Chess Board
In a private note Prince Bismarck reflected on his retirement from the Prussian ministry. He said he is seventy, nervous, and cannot stay extra cautious. He warned Germany faces rapid telegraphic news from capitals worldwide and must act quickly. He noted the chancellorship is strenuous without the Emperor's support.
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Bismarck
Prince Bismarck
Germany
New York
Washington
Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Endorsed by Thousands of Families
Thousands of families praise the reliable Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as a never failing remedy for coughs. The advertisement-style line emphasizes universal approval of the product.
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Dr. Bull
Bucklen Arnica Salve Promoted for Wide Skin Ailments
Bucklen's Arnica Salve claimed as the greatest medical wonder of the world speeds healing of burns, bruises, cuts, ulcers, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, and all skin emotions with a money-back guarantee. Also notes 26 seats per bus for sale by Gate roth & thevle.
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Gateroth & Thevle
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