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The text consists of inconsistent times with am and pm markers and stray characters. No coherent event or proper nouns are present to form a meaningful summary.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1876
Page
1
The text consists of inconsistent times with am and pm markers and stray characters. No coherent event or proper nouns are present to form a meaningful summary.
Large sale on Continental and American dress goods, silks, and linens with prices far below historical levels. 2,000 yards American Printed Alpacas at 8c, 2,500 yards Belgian Stripe Poplins at 10c, 1,500 yards Stripe Silks at 50c, 60,000+ yards various linens, ribbons, flannels, and prints heavily marked down. Many items cost import prices or less, including Cashmeres, Gros Grain Silks, and French Cambrics. Includes 60,009 yards Prints at 5 6c and 100,000 yards brown and bleached sheetings at 53 7c.
George Fenwick confronts Connie Everglade as she reveals devotion to a reform mission over marriage. After a broken engagement to Dr. Middlewright and a financial collapse, Connie seeks a simpler life. Fenwick proposes, she accepts, and they wed, with her charitable efforts now quiet and personal.
A playful verse romance follows a young store clerk famed for his fiddle and a wax chewing belle who attracts crowds with her chatter. They meet at the store door, woo, part, and are separated as she returns to work while he loses his heart. Two Sundays at sea are noted with a humorous moral.
Law states that sending or uttering threatening letters to extort property is a misdemeanor with penalties up to three years in prison and a fine up to one thousand dollars. It repeals part of the 1860 act and was approved May 8 1876.
In a Booth's theater anecdote Joseph Jefferson tries to cash a check during Rip Van Winkle. A bank clerk doubts his identity until the actor’s voice evokes Rip’s quivering line. The clerk allows payment when the cashier recognizes Jefferson’s distinctive voice.
A party led by Joe Artley from Williamsport Driftwood Bellefonte and others hunted four to five days at Cochran's Mosquito Creek Camp and killed thirty seven deer. Artley, famed Nimrod, shot the season's largest buck weighing 195 pounds dressed, in the area last week.
Trappist monks destined to inhabit a new monastery near Buffalo travel from Turkey Ireland and France. The order is noted for strict ascetic practices sleeping on the floor midnight prayers grave digging perpetual silence water and vegetables.
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