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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1875

Page

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DeFOREST WELD Offers Vast Silk and Garment Bargains

DeFOREST WELD exhibits a grand display of silks dress goods shawls cashmere grenadine and cassimeres with low prices. The sale features 4500 yards mixed suitings at 12c 3100 yards poplin suitings at 20c and 2500 yards steel gray mohair at 20c plus many fabrics at 40 75c and higher. Also 30000 yards Hamburg embroideries and unparalleled bargains in table linens napkins towels and lace curtains with substantial discounts.

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GREAT BARGAINS IN SILKS AT BELOW MARKET PRICES

An advertisement touts cashmere finished black gros grain silks imported for low prices from 50 cents to 3.50 per yard, with claims of superior quality, lustrous finish, and wide range of colors. Includes Japanese silks priced at 20 to 50 cents and black alpacas and brilliantines at 25 to 80 cents, all stated as well below market value.

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Jamestown Alpacas and Brilliantines Sale Ad and Poem

A long trade notice touts Jamestown Alpacas and Brilliantines offerings with cheap fabrics, linens, quilts, and garments at factory prices, urging advance orders and large stock. The page also features John G Whittier’s poem about angels Pity and Love aiding sinners.

Textile Offer in Hemps and Brussels at Low Prices

An advertisement lists fabrics including hemps cotton chains wool Ingram tapestry and Brussels in Turkish Persian and Maquette styles. Prices shown range from 20 to 85cc and up for Brussels with a full line of products mentioned.

Blaine Interview Reveals 1875 Political Fragments

In a lengthy talk at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Blaine discusses party unity, the Grant third-term issue, potential nominees, and reactions within the Republican ranks. He reflects on disgruntled officeholders, Wilson’s candidacy, and the 1876 landscape while sharing anecdotes about colleagues and rivals.

New York Fifth Avenue Congress James Blaine Connecticut Hawley Washington Grant Frank Pierce Packard Louisiana Horace Porter Babcock Shepherd Arkansas Henry Wilson Gen. Grant Wilson Saratoga Boston Schuyler Colfax St. James Hotel Colfax Curtin Andy Trish Blaine. “No, I Think He Is South Trish Clare Campbell Tom Ewing Ewing Andrew Gregg Europe Mr. Blaine Philadelphia Young Bingham Cameron General Patterson Lewis C. Cassidy Cadwaladers Bingham

The Texas Border Raids Described By Galveston News

The Galveston News reports that raiders blamed on General Cortina face punishment but few details emerge. Cortina, likened to Vasquez, terrorizes the Texas border, opposes Juarez terms, and conducts ongoing predatory warfare from his mountain fastness until a political settlement ends his open revolt.

Texas Galveston Cortina Rio Grande Vasques California Juarez Gordon Lee Appomattox Virginia

Handy Men Folks and the Gentle Homemaker’s Cheer

A Maine Farmer corny note praises handy men folk who perform simple acts at home. Boots cleaned, water brought, wood carried, meals served, and slippers ready after work show cheerful devotion. Such gentle conduct brightens the house and steadies patience, earning respect and affection.

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Black Hills of Dakota Detailed in Rocky Mountain Letter

A correspondent from the Rocky Mountain country describes the Black Hills between latitudes 43 and 45 and longitudes 103 to 105, covering about 6 000 square miles with an elliptical mass rising to about 6 700 feet and bordered by the Cheyenne rivers. The note adds a California law on school salaries by sex and reports evangelists thriving in England and Cincinnati, plus Erie county expending 18 000 dollars for the poor.

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