Charleston Story of Honeymoon Theft and Punishment
A Mississippi husband marries a widow for her money. On the wedding night he steals the bride’s fortune and flees, but is pursued by the daughter who helps punish him with a hickory. The use of force ends when money is returned and the couple’s honeymoon ends.
Bee and Butter Shop Advertising High Market Prices
A fragment describes Granger prices and selling at the highest market rate for butter bees and related goods. The note mentions a general variety store offering ladies fine gaiters boys and men's shoes and other items at prices cheaper than the cheapest.
Come and See Our Farms On Waterford Street Ad
Eyer's old stand on Waterford Street invites visitors and families to view farm offerings. John Wibe announces preparations as of July 2, 1874 in Wakarusa.
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Samuel Neusham
C. S. Eyer
Waterford ‘Street
Samuel Nuusmauss
Wakarusa,Ind
John Wibe
Wakarusa
Elkhart St
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