Corset and slippers sale notice in odd listing
Abbreviated classified item listing notes corsets worth 1.25 now selling and mentions slippers. Includes bleached domestic items and a remark about face shoes priced around $2.40 but currently low.
06 Aug 1896
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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1896
Page
1
Abbreviated classified item listing notes corsets worth 1.25 now selling and mentions slippers. Includes bleached domestic items and a remark about face shoes priced around $2.40 but currently low.
White dress shirts priced to clear 50c to 1.00 and 1.75. Colored vader suits and cassimere pants offered at 1.70 and 2.00, with various goods in very good to extra good condition.
The notice advertises a limited sale of remaining choice ladies trim ed hats at bidder’s own price. Early buyers are urged to act as selections are limited and valued by the seller.
Miss Hattie Ellet accompanies Mr W A Hilett on a visit to cousins Cole. The charming stay is described as most pleasurable, with hostess kindness and warm hospitality anticipated throughout the visit.
In the Markets notes merchants depart for trips to North and East in search of goods. Herman Zoding has been away over a week, J H Jordan left earlier, Sam Dreyfuss sails last week, and R Silverstein left Saturday night. Andreola relocates to Milam and McNeil. Market Street site cleared for new building. Randall to build nearby. Henderson to move factory into full operation. Beckwith stays with new management. Ripans Tabules: one gives relief.
Advertisers tout the Fort Worth and Denver City, Union Pacific and Denver and Gulf Railways offering the shortest, fastest, and most courteous service. They boast through trains and a cooling six hour journey from Fort Worth with spring like breezes. Contact agents J. P. Douglass in New Orleans, D. B. Keeven in Denver, and B. L. Wincuens in Fort Worth for details.
In a bold reflection on monetary policy the piece notes honest men disagree about the viability of gold and silver as dual standards and the public backs the nation to sustain them. It contrasts this with a sharp sale advertisement promising cheap dry goods and a broad assortment of household items at crashing prices.
Contemplating building from a chicken house to a mansion, residents consider restored lumber prices from Remaot Lumber Company in Louisiana. A warehouse holding one million feet of stock to seed pricing discussions signals potential construction and market activity.
An ad promotes Pond’s Improved Gin Book to save time money and worry. It notes sales through W. Hardy at Sheg report, La. A separate line urges readers to Lon Leverett’s for prompt service and meats that are tender juicy and savory.
Nothing beats a good square meal for health and cheer. The article notes Frank Serwich and Lerwich's restaurant plus Lake Dining Parlora draw patrons with jovial, charitable vibes. Real estate activity stays tame while demand remains limited. Ripas Tabules cure constipation.
Announced sale offers 26 dozen men's Negligee shirts at 50 cents each and 10 dozen men's fancy Negligee shirts at 75 cents each. Local shop markets well made garments offering strong value.
A brief note requests an inspection of the department handling the best line of foods offered at a 25 and 50 cent house by KWEAR. The statement emphasizes specialty and quality alongside a call for evaluation.
An ad fragment touts Wight Robes and the Ling F standard night wear branded as faultless and pleasing, appealing to shoppers seeking reliable fashion.
White goods sell in varied patterns including Nainsook checks and stripes. Features include Dimitra stripes in twelve sheer qualities and Persian mulls. Presents novelties in sheer white goods and organdies at modest prices, promoting white suits and handsome fabrics.
Fragments suggest a town discussion over a free offer or trial. The text mentions free access and potential conditions but lacks clear details on who endorses or rejects the plan, leaving the outcome uncertain.
Various items note railroad and street improvements, new businesses and relocations, and property updates across Monroe Haughton Bienville Bastor and Cotton Belt towns. Dismissed operations include dissolution of Cotton Belt Lumber Manufacturing Co with transfer to W. F. White.
Our stock of these goods is the talk of the town. When in need of any thing in this line we can please you better than anyone else can.
In this department you will find the most popular brands with all the latest improvements. We make a specialty of the 40c T5c and 1 line. This is one of the most successful departments in our store.
Nickel plated German shears, button hole, embroidery and manicure scissors. Ladies belts in assorted colors. Gloria silk umbrella for sale. Premier shirt waists in assorted colors. Gauze fan in sea colors. Regular 25c fan. Golconda gem scarf pins. Imitation diamond by mail order. Misses solid gold ring 14k. Stick pins in various styles. 41-inch dial plated alarm clock offered.
A brief display lists colored India linen Atlantic organdies organze duchesse Irish dimity and damasks as sample fabrics. The note invites readers to inquire for prices though the line is lengthy and details appear truncated.
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