Merchandise Sale Prompted by Fresh Stock Listings
The notice advertises ten thousand dollars worth of new merchandise just received. It highlights 40 pieces Printed China Silks from 20cup and 50 pieces Choice All wool Scotch Mixtures at 2.98 per dress pattern. A case of 46 inch Fine All wool Serge in new colors and black is offered at 2.98 per pattern rather than 1.00 a yard. Also mentions new Percales Irish Lawn Dotted Swiss Laces and Trimmings to match dress goods plus new Kid Gloves Mitts Cambric Underwear.
Priestly Black Textile Ads With Wordy Claims
An early 20th century ad touts Priestly & Co black textiles including black Henriettas and wool blends. It lists fabrics such as Warp Hepristras and Melrose, with prices from $1.25 per yard and up to $2.19, promoting best black goods and related textile products for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora
Tele
B Priestly & Co
B. Priestley & Co
Non's
Greoadione
Melrose
Empresa
Oate
Gorda
Chrystal Reps
Ste Pie
Vast 19th Century Advert Pattern Abounds In Listings
A fragmented OCR page shows a dense mix of advertisements and notices from a New York style publisher. Items include sales from Great Administrate Sale-Stone & Thomas, Curtain Sale, and various trades such as carpet, wallpaper, engraving, and printing. The text mentions New York tours, spectacles, and charitable resolutions for a deceased member, with multiple business names and addresses scattered throughout the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone & Thomas
Gueching & Co
J. & Roodes & Co
Nwera Rage
Fisind Zann
Waseda
Por Waele
C. V. Harding
Primber
Fema
Kent
Comstock
Stifel A
Orand Opera
Bauman Held to Court in Preliminary Hearing
Howard Bauman faced a four oclock preliminary hearing before United States Commissioner B J Campbell on charges of mail fraud. Testimony linked him to alleged blackmail plots involving letters signed Yale and James Yale and arranged escapes for a woman, with witnesses detailing dates, locations, and letters. Bail set at 1000 dollars as prosecutors and defense argued for bond reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Bauman
United States
B. J. Campbell
B. H. Dovener
S. C. Boyce, Esq
Peter Bachman
James P. Machman
Bachman
Franz Yale
Miss Cooper
James
Yale
Marchard
Market Street
Fourteenth
Rale
Defeatant
Mr. Bachman
Ala Produce
Ethel Cooper
Frank Yale
James Yale
Charley Smith
Unido
Bauman
Charles P. Smith
Dhee
Ones
Air
Jaco Booman
Howard
Hermann Mente
Mickey
Oficer Scally
Post Office
Dovenor
Doyce
Capt
Dovener
Camppell
Hoe
Small Talk and Civic Chatter from the City
Brief items note plaster work at the Bridgeport Opera House and a day in Hellar e for the Tow Borneide Club. A masquerade ball planned for the ninth of next month by the Hob Baseball club. Council committees on Fire Department and Health meet Monday night. Street plumber’s wagons and South Side Specialty Company’s first Westwood Hall meeting. Washington Cision last Thursday marked a quiet season. Justice Gilespy heard Maurees legacy case, to be sent to Wesian. Plowing praised at the facility. last week favored the business. Two Eighth ward soldiers knocked off the panel until reexamined. A reward posted for a suspect after a recent court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westwood
Washington
Joux Maurees
Justice
Wesian
Most Uct
Ulbach Brew
Louis ‘Stalb
Chapline Street
Virginius Lodge I
F. Oor
Electricians
Sox
Damian
Shafer
Beawood
Mt. Calvary
J.T. Gray
Pabst Brewing Company
Harry Wheat
Dax Figuer
Nolder
Wilkie
W. W. Moore
Jonx T. Panent
B. & O. Junction
Grafton
J. W. Hartiag
G. A.R. Hall
Excelsion Lopes
U. W
Odd Fellows
Dovener
Darrah
Frederick
Massns
Menex & Stater
Markestraet
P | Daugherty
Adam Diegel
South Wetzel Street
AN. Cinch
Lou Rudder
Nast Whesling
Turner Hall
Woman’s Temperance
Alon
K. G. E B. Hall
Fifth Ward
Tom Juventla
A. Reuter
L. Seidler
L. Schwarzbach
L. Gebhard
W. A. Stoetzen
St. Alphonsus Moneatary
First Christian Church
A. Williams
South Side
Salama
Ubis State
Rai
Brute
Elm Grove
Frank Fisher
South Wood Street
Louiss Skey Ware
Knights of the Maccabees
Bridgeport
Altro
T. L. Young
West Virginia Athletic Club
Twenty-eighth Street
Tuiss
Wudartha
Tran
Wellavurg
Sa F4
Bargain Desk Offers Hundreds of Low Priced Household Items
Fragmented advert claims vast stock of cut price goods including five hundred cent articles, teas, clothing, and tools. It touts sustained low prices, mentions various brands and items like scissors, brushes, shovels, sewing notions, and housewares, urging readers to buy now while supplies last.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clark
Priestley
Priestlay
Priestly
GEO. M
Noes Pravie
Geo. J. Caddle
Pentist
G Mendel & CO
Main Street
Schaepl
Tim
Wenthar
Chakes
Kanebaltser
Meliabie Aarsaine
Kager
Warrick # Co
Lou Swamage
Jia
New York
Fim
Router & Tolersop
Whealing Artistic Engraving Co
John R.mendel
E. A. Poole
Fane Lodge
Venasman
Hirsohwil
L. E. Mines
J. B. Betxeers
DH. Tavcon Commlnies
Kunsen & Cow
Srma
Cort
Campbell
Aterasoon
Alter
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Hood
Stire
Cemerma
G. Mendel & CO
Ches
G.mendel&co
Stockholders' Meeting
Nokitiwestern Sroutity
Att Windaut Hota
Wheeling
West Virginia
Aid Company
le James J. Heat
W. F Sehring
W. Mackenbach
T. M Cunningham
Berrick Taylor
Felfendra
J. le Lawrens
Sale
Beata
Santell & Heath
Eom
Amd
Rommodious
Loft Street
Bart's Lane
Bern
Sawtell & Heath
Épecia
W. Va
John Friedel & CO
Roger Warnick Co
Jos, Graves
Baby Carriages, &c., &c
Jos. Graves
Twelfth Street
BracsTes
E. B. Potts
Bargain Bulletin
Main and
Tenth Streets
Wuecuine, W. Va
Nessie Lota
Scenta
Nike
C.nt
Howe
Ping Horwood
Col Hattons
Tim Hookers
Ibitation
Boy's Keiven Pokerwoot Holts
Waah Pana
Richter Hermonious
Geauloe Bargelos
Deller
Martom
Herchant
Marchant Tailoring
W. T
Weill
Patberme
Matey
Canta Feta Clothing
Bad
Nhoe
Mat
Milimers
Notion
Fura
Ing
S Hardware
Jem Sad
Male
Macgulas
Avery
Main and Tenth Sts
Wheeling, W
Martiar
Steubenritie
Kallairy
Seeveraburg
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