The Very Best Walker Boat Stega Mia Note
Fragmentary text mentions a Walker boat and Stega Mia with stray numeric and garbled terms. No clear event or names to establish a connected summary. provide readable segments for a concrete item.
02 Nov 1881
Page 1
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1881
Page
1
Fragmentary text mentions a Walker boat and Stega Mia with stray numeric and garbled terms. No clear event or names to establish a connected summary. provide readable segments for a concrete item.
Contributions to the Mrs Garfield fund closed on Saturday raising a large total noted as an ugly 2Y CEH per rank in the final tally.
A catalog snippet markets a corset for 50c a good pair of ladies hose for 10c a pair for misses and 5c for children plus all linen table linen at 25 cents per yard reflecting a value focused retail feature with emphasis on affordable basics.
The millinery department advertises the largest stock of millinery goods in Sullivan and claims to send the best milliner East each season to bring in all the new styles. Customers are urged to compare styles and stock before buying elsewhere.
This ad proclaims no side-shows and opposition to competition, asserting Mammoth Store in Sullivan County leads in low prices with the largest, cheapest, best stock. It touts silk and dress goods, cords and tassels, and a broad boot and shoe selection, urging buyers to choose the store that does the business and offers fair treatment.
The column surveys New York politics amid an off year, noting Brooklyn’s Hancock boom and Gen. Slo Cum’s independent mayoral bid. It highlights Col. Ward's deputy Miss Robinson, prison reforms, a dramatic case of a wayward boy spared by a lawyer, and concerns over water shortages and temperance.
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