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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1896
Page
8
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A fragmented ad lists import dolls with bisque heads and mature wigs by Kessner, touting low prices and a "magnificent" jointed line. It also promotes iron pets, carpet sweepers, building blocks, and a large Black Dress Goods department with heavily reduced Wool Dress Goods and related linens and bedding items. The piece invites Christmas shoppers to seek useful presents and notes butter and patter in closing lines.
All are cordially invited to come and grok at Spies' new store on Market Street to see new goods. One Paragon machine, 835, is quick and smoothes wrinkles. Visit Schaefer Brow, 320 Market Street to inspect the device.
A middle aged man walked into District Attorney Benefick's office in Buffalo and offered to surrender regarding a forgery indictment 10 years old. Williston J. Brookins of Hamburg had been indicted Oct 16 1886 in second degree forgery and reportedly made restitution in all cases. He was taken before the court and bailed on one indictment. he had been living in the west since fleeing.
Washington December 9 Mr Grow ex speaker attacked the revenue portion of President Cleveland's tariff message noting deficits of 25 009 000 first year 45 000 000 second year and 40 976 453 for five months this year He urged revenue needs and called it a business question He cited rising imports and falling revenues and praised by the Senate crowd.
Cenqueted, Washington hosts a Republican banquet for Marcus Hanna at the Metropolitan club with national committee members in attendance. Pittsburg holds its chamber of commerce banquet at the Monongahela House for 250 guests. Bloomington sees Fred Hartman arrested for the murder of Mrs. Fred Geddes. Market reports from New York and Cincinnati list grain, meat, dairy, and cattle prices, including wheat, corn, lard, butter, eggs, and hogs, with various regional figures and Dec 5 quotations.
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