Childrens Rib Hose and Sateen Sale Ad
Retail ad notes children rib hose in all sizes priced at 3 to 12 shillings with 25 cents per pair. Cuts on sateens and Charlies offered cheap and good varieties with quick sales and urging readers to buy now.
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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1889
Page
1
Retail ad notes children rib hose in all sizes priced at 3 to 12 shillings with 25 cents per pair. Cuts on sateens and Charlies offered cheap and good varieties with quick sales and urging readers to buy now.
A Muskogee dispatch reports Cherokee Chief Mayes opposed selling the strip lands, while commissioners defend U.S. authority and argue leasing benefits. Cattlemen and syndicate pressure are noted, with government stance and Cherokee reaction explored amid land disputes and political maneuvering.
A deadly blaze swept a crowded tenement at 34 Second Avenue New York destroying stairwells and trapping residents. Victims include William Glenwop Nellis McGeoghan Mary Wells Jane Wells Thomas Wells Bertha Loatig Wilhelm McKee Jane Jeffrey and an unknown woman. Ambulance surgeon Nellie McGeoghan heroically saved a child but failed to revive others as flames cut escape routes compelling frantic rescues and a hospital rush.
An OCR fragment chronicles a severe derailment on the Burlington line near Belmake Neb and a later report on a Mexican politician article. It lists injured passengers at Wymore and Lincoln and references rail safety, beef inspection debates, plus a broad set of people and places including Stealon and Twin Caves.
The report describes a local convention where community leaders and veterans gathered for an event to honor the Colngates feline Lat thin penttabel over tis trict convention. Attendees including Mrs Hawidacher and Claire explored plans, with audiences expressing approval and a festive mood observed by neighbors and relatives.
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