A Rowley Row and a Fashionable Love Plot
In lively Park Row society a rain drenches the scene then sun returns to light Miss Maud Neville in a cream hat amid admirers. Dick Penruddock seeks her favor, while Mrs Neville weighs marriage prospects with Maud and debates suitors like Captain Saumarez and Lord Stretton, amid social tensions and family scrutiny.
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Victoria
Mrs. Neville
Miss Neville
Dick Penruddock
Penruddock
Maud Neville
Isilda
Mrs.eville
Nut
Maud
Captain Saumarez
Mr. Penruddock
Beauty
Penruddocks
Sam
Thames
Lord Stretton
Stretton
Wolfhampton
Mimi
Letter praising Brown's Iron Bitters and electric motor claims
A Mount Holly New Jersey resident Mr J H Coppuck writes of using Brown's Iron Bitters and vouches for its merit. The piece also notes President Richards of Boston on electric motors and the persistent value of horses despite railway progress.
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Richards
Boston
Simmon's Liver Regulator touted for relief of liver ailments
The text extols Simmon's Liver Regulator as a guaranteed cure for dyspepsia and torpid liver, claiming no known case resists its use and urging sufferers to try it. It also notes Canon Farrar's forthcoming London lecture on his America impressions, mentioning Americans paid him about $25,000 for them.
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Iran
PPS
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
J. W. Starr
Laconia
Iowa
Ayer
Simmons
Canon Farrar
London
America
Farrar
Gishler
Thaddeus Stevens
Con. Bressman
Mishler
Mishler Herb Bitters Co
Commerce
Philadelphi
Bernard
Kansas City
Dr Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup Ad
A promotional notice recommends Dr Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup to public speakers with throat or lung disease. Signed by pastors M L Booker J T Iddings W L Lockwood and sold by Crowder & Reed. Also a Lansing Mirror claim of leprosy among Nordic settlers near Spring Grove Houston County Minn.
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Pierce
Lansing Clown Mirror
Norway
Springgrove
Houston County
Minn
Historic Market Prices for Farm Commodities Listed
The document lists per unit prices for farm goods including hay six dollars per ton, wheat eighty five cents per bushel, flour five dollars and forty cents per barrel, beef cattle about three and a quarter cents per pound, cattle stock twenty five to thirty three cents, hogs thirty four to forty four cents per pound, sheep two to two and a half cents per pound, corn twenty five cents per bushel, butter ten cents per pound, eggs several cents per dozen, hens four cents per pound, roosters two cents per pound, turkeys five cents per pound, feathers twenty to forty cents per pound, ducks four cents per pound, geese one pound per ounce, dried apples two cents per pound.
Market quotes for cattle, corn, oats, and wool
The market shows lower prices in January February for corn oats and provisions with notable firming in wool and cows. Cattle and steers range from 3.60 to 4.50 for light to heavy, with wool prices varying by region and quality across Wisconsin Illinois Michigan Indiana and Eastern Iowa Nebraska and other western states.
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Butt
Mess Park
Lord—Lower
Caittle
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Michigan
Indiana
Iowa
Barry
Nebraska
Dakota
Minnesota
Kansas
Fragmentary Market Notes Reflect Mixed Western Spot Prices
The readable OCR hints at mixed Western spot prices with references to months February May and figures like 49 and 4, suggesting a partial market summary. No clear entities or full events emerge, but it appears to be a small commodity price snippet from a historical paper.
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Grant Beauregard
McClellan
Dr. &. Johnston
Lew Wallace
Admiral Porter
Grain futures glance shows mixed demand in Milwaukee run
In Milwaukee market notes Wheat for January and May held steady as corn stayed firm for No 2 Winter. Rye moved little at 58 cents for No 1, with prices reflecting cautious demand and limited trading activity.
Market summary with mixed commodity prices end quotes
Cincinnati weekly market update shows fair demand and family prices around 4.00 to 24.20 for goods, wheat firm at 2 cents, strong kernel at 36 cents, oats steady near 304 to 4 per bushel, rye dull at about 4 cents, pork at 10.25, lard at 6.00, bulk meats near 3.85 to 5.00, bacon about 5.87 to 6.25 per pound.
Market Report of Grain and Provisions in St Louis
In St Louis market notes, oats trade lower with cash at 29/0 while rye remains quiet at 6e. Provisions show a sharp rise with lard at 5.90 and overall prices firming on higher demand. Higher futures for con, hogs, and meal are noted with february figures referenced.
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Samuel R. Hamill
Michael Horner
William Kelly
Christopher C. Hill
Elizabeth Gray
Sullivan County
Sullivan
Indiana
Thomas J. Mann
Sullivan Circuit Court
ST. Louis
What Western higher No 2 Winter Red Spot in racing notes
The fragment lists several items with unclear context: January and February references, monetary figures such as £ 737488e and £ 47262, and coded terms like 83yack5ige 464.04 cc and 454¢ 46e. OGars-Western White and Conn-Quiel appear as names or breeds, but the text is fragmented and lacks a coherent event or result.
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World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Main St
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Dr. Sage
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Salem
Oregon
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Mass
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Boston Herald
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St. Clair Street
Cleveland
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Chicago
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Silas Lapham
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Mr. Cable
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Joel Chandler Harris
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