Fancy jewelry advertisement with engraved pieces and chains
An extensive catalog style notice offering ladies and gent’s jewelry including engraved rings, cameos, pins, necklaces, cuff links, and brooches. Prices range from under a dollar to several dollars with mail order terms and free shipping on certain orders.
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Tipas
Crnsiaresa
Watervaser Arcessers
Las Beery
Westwbaln
Kuza
Ziyie
Bate
Cass Scenyes
Assassina Torecenma
Paucy Studa
Permen Senannsses Venssnerebs Ee
Unclear Vintage Jewelry Offer with Gold Watches and Chains
The text advertises a questionable offer to act as agent for jewelry sales. It promises costly watches and gold items in exchange for a £15 order and a follow-up payment, detailing several watch models and bundles. The overall deal appears obscure and potentially fraudulent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pardee
Canara
Arecta
Kent Isa Coanca
Fete notice offers sales terms for orders under Watcher Goods
The notice outlines payment rules for mail orders from The Inventors Agency at 3 4 Kinman. It states refunds on short deliveries, delivery by parcel post, and lists items like Notions and Novelties. It advertises free catalogs on request and seeks gents with a plain address.
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New
Chicago
C.D
Addreea
Agency
Kinman
Wablogics
MILO
Insanity From Fifteen Puzzle Shocks City
In Entn Pennsylvania on March 22 a stone cutter Daniel Couray went insane from attempting the Fifteen Puzzle. police needed four men to jail him. he is manacled and starved and scratches a puzzle diagram on his cell wall. Separate items report a Denver murder where W. J. Porter was hanged after killing Thomas Carmody. Other dispatches note a Cork banquet and a German Emperor birthday exchange of letters between Russia and Germany.
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Entn
Mar
Daniel Couray
Dodge Lynch
Denver
Alma
Col
W. J. Porter
Thomas Carmody
Porter
Trish Aitusts
Loxponx
Parnell
Cork Farmer's Club
Biggar
Irish Parliamentary Party
Hartmann
Raseia
Ireland
Hartman
Feellam
St. Peresesvra
Wiliam
Germany
World News Roundup with Conflicts and Disasters
Multiple items report unrest and events: Grant in Galveston. Peace in San Domingo. Russia to build prisons. Stewart marches on Iburnuee. seven factories reopen in New York. Orloff interview with Bismarck in Berlin. Greenback convention in Harrisburg. French Assembly adjourns for Easter. De Lesseps' wife in Chicago. nearly 3,000 immigrants landed in New York. Persian fanatic fatally stabs Mecca sheriff. smallpox halts Quebec streetcars. Theodore Martin knighted. cross erected at Zululand where Prince Imperial died. Hayes incident in Philadelphia. France wine crops damaged. Smyth resigning wish. wheat arrivals in Liverpool. Blaine delegation from Day County to April convention. NY elevated railway accident. Philadelphia depot fire. Synge couple liberated. Fred Michaels killed by Indians. battles near Ataka. San Francisco Board of Supervisors veto override. immigrants in New York harbor total 12,720 this month. Indian affairs grossage bill. Lost House train derailment. Halle railroad attack. SF court finds Chinese employment ban unconstitutional. uneasiness over ship Switzerland with 360 steerage passengers.
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New York
Orloff
Bismarck
Berlin
Harrisburg
Pau
de Lesseps
Chicago
Mecca
Arabia
Senate Impeccable Fight Over Kellogg Seats Patronage War
Washington March 22 Senator Hill of Georgia leads elections committee in reporting Spofford for Kellogg seat while Kellogg and minority spokesman Hoar denounce the majority as corrupt. Kellogg accused of conspiracy and misusing office to block free elections with witnesses paid or coerced. Senate debates print and committee votes, Kellogg plan to adduce further testimony as commingling of Bragg and Colfax emerge.
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Washieton
Mar
Senate
Hill
Georgia
Elections Committee
Spofford
Mfr
Kellogg
Hoar
Cameron and Loan
Ellogg
Congress
Maine
Nhe United States
Will
New Orleans
Pacard
Taenib
Cesta
Merers
Carpenter
Thurman
Spafford
Cumman
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Forte
Hil
Tim Fren
Ile
Iill
Returning Board
Washington
Corpes
Colfax
Kellogz
Legislatura
Nicholl
Custom House
Coke
Committee On Indian Affairs
Agra
Colorado
Coke Eaal
Kirkwood
Commissioner of Agriculture
Geneva
Renate
California Legislature Passes Taxation Bill for Savings Banks
The California legislature approved and the governor signed a revenue and taxation bill taxing savings banks deposits mortgages and corporate capital stock. Police report many suspected Nihilists arrested and frequent home visits by authorities accompany the crackdown.
Terminus notes progress on road northward and surveys
Ephor Jonetson reports leaving Ogden Thursday and arriving Friday at 1 10 p m amid snowdrifts in Cache Valley. Construction focus centers on the road northward with Washington Dunn in charge and surveys planned from Red Rock toward Helena. Engineers like Cleburne and Jalloserip are active. one hundred miles of track planned this year with Red Rock terminal by April 15.
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Ephor Jonetson
Ogden
Cache Valley
Washington Dunn
Helena
W. C. Cleburne
Corps of Engineers
Red Rock
Corps
Robert Jalloserip
Cleburne
U. P
Ryan’s Canyon
Lovell
Glensdale
Butte
Boulder
Yelena
Merritt
Ache Valley
Congress
Ute Nation Accepts Agreement with Interior and Senate Debates
Negotiations with the Ute Indians conclude with a signed agreement by fifteen Ute leaders and the Secretary of the Interior. The deal adds 50 000 to the annual annuity, while Congress considers a 60 000 increase. Other items note library growth, Tilden’s likely 1880 candidacy, and currency reforms as the Senate investigates immigration and press access.
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Secretary of the Interior
Afr
Meeker
Billion figures made simple in a reader’s pamphlet
In 1880 a local pamphlet explains a billion seconds and a billion sheets of paper to illustrate the vast scale. The piece uses imagined towers and miles of paper to convey the size, ending with a testimonial about Shiloh’s Consumptive Cure advertised by local druggists.
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Himalayas
Thada
Garden Seed Catalog Ad Promises Prompt Mail Orders
Farmers advertise a large stock of new garden grass and flower seeds in varied varieties. All seeds priced at eastern catalogue rates. Orders by mail will receive prompt attention.
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Iso. JI
TradinorwaN & Co Sells Latest Stock At Low Prices
Gauzy storefront listing describes new goods including ladies and gentlemen attire boots hats dry goods groceries hardware farming implements flour grain and feed at low prices. Located at 4th Street and Weber Mills the stock promises a wide assortment for sale.
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iLand
Tradinorwan & Co
4Th Street
Weber Mills
Speedy Cure for Catarrh and Diphtheria Offered in Logan
An advertised remedy promises relief from catarrh diphtheria canker and headache with a free nasal injector with each bottle. Priced at 10 cents it is sold by J W McNutt & Co wholesale and retail drugists and C C Ormedy in Logan Utah.
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Fryerybody
Geo. N. Thayer
Citi Zen
M. FE. Ghareb
Drs. Matchett & France
Bourbon
Ind
J. W. McNutt & Co
O C. Ormaby
Logan
Goctl
S Ly
Kretail Deuggiste
C. C. Ormedy
Utah
Local Textile Goods Sold by J C Coren Agent
J C Coren, agent, advertises a range of home made fabrics and textiles. Linsey sheeting, flannel sheeting, navy twill flannel, blankets, yarns, cotton batting and brushes are offered. Old Constitution building, Blue Lake City.
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O Oreale
J. C. Coren
Old Constitution Building
Bule Lake City
Wit and Humor in a Patchwork of Headlines
A garbled collection of puns and phrases from a 19th century style page. References include joking items on fashion, hats, opera, weather, and social foibles with scattered names and places. The tone mimics a satirical column mixing wordplay and local color.
Remarkable Survival Tale From a Hatchet Attack
A German man named Schmidt survived five hatchet strikes to the head with three wounds penetrating the brain. He later died from what doctors termed consumption, and post mortem findings surprised physicians by showing no brain disease despite three skull holes.
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Schmidt
Chinese delicacies and preserved meats across regions
The article describes Canton street foods with roasted rat meat and its claimed cosmetic use for baldness. It highlights pork products from Fokien and Quang Tung, aged in sawdust for flavor. It notes European and Chinese regional specialties like Pekin duck, Ton-lon vinegar, and Tchin-Kiang bean sauce.
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Canton
Fokien
Quang Tung
Europe
China
Ton-lon
Absent-minded traveler creates awkward railroad scene
An absent-minded man traveling with his wife leaves to fetch a drink, returns to find a woman beside him in a dangerous moment. His wife, looking out at the scenery, does not intervene as the man blunders through the scene, and a nearby woman named Jane faints. The incident ends with the man reddened by embarrassment.
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Grode
Ecenery
Enida
Jane
Autumn Stove Removal Shrouded in Evening Routines
Fragmentary lines describe seasonal kitchen work and late night rituals with references to a parlor stove being taken down for the season and midnight meals or toasts. Names and places are unclear but the tone matches a nostalgic home scene.
For Sale Farm Near Willard with Orchard and Well
Four acres of land with an underground well and orchard four miles south of Willard. Price 825 dollars. Inquire of J S Miller Plain City Weber County Feb 4.
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Willard
J.S. Miller
Plain City
Weber Co
Pulliams Former Chief Force Diprema Tet Mye Will
Fragmentary text shows names and phrases with unclear context. No clear event or entities beyond scattered terms and a street reference. Unable to determine a coherent news item from the provided snippet.
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Pulliams
Diprema Tet Mye Will
AMS
AYES
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