The Colonel's Story of Captain Holliday and War
The narrative follows Captain Holliday after Boston mobilizes to invade the South. He rises to captain, fights at Big Bethel, later aids Butler, and supports Union forces in New Orleans and the Valley. Personal tragedy strikes as his wife and child vanish, with months of pursuit and peril ending in a perilous voyage, wreck, and survival aided by Aunt Venus, who later runs a boarding house in New Orleans.
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Coal house destroyed by fire in local incident
Col S J Wards coal house burned Monday afternoon. A friendly wag says the freeman saved the lot in a damaged condition. Firemen are described as thorough and efficient as a joke notes their merit. Holiday rail rates publicized with tickets on sale December 21 and 29, valid thirty days.
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Fattening Hogs and the Quick Market Push
A historical note argues for rapid hog fattening as soon as corn denting begins. It discusses feeding corn, avoiding swill, and ensuring water, with caution about feverish fattening and the need to kill promptly for profit. H G Dison offers practical tips from western farming.
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Staid By Your Favorite List Bicyes Vontesis Courons Fe Sale
Fragmentary OCR notes show a sale listing with price figures 60 per busde and 520.70m thousand. Details are unclear but indicate a catalog style auction or sale entry. The readable terms suggest a sale event involving bicycles or related items and a listed total amount.
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Cotton Trade Notice in Southern Arkansas Declares Terms
A late 19th century notice from December 1887 outlines cotton shipments, pricing terms, and storage expectations for buyers and shippers in Southern Arkansas and North Louisiana. It references freight arrangements, bale costs, and conditions for future shipments amid rising volumes and market activity.
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