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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1888
Page
1
A Wichita dry goods firm announces a protection policy against irregular sales and pledges to keep prices fair while offering fresh spring goods at up to a specified discount. The note highlights a prosperous year and a willingness to reduce costs on old and unseasonable stock.
A promotional notice announces a special cost sale on domestic cotton goods and wash fabrics including flannels and boys suitings. The item highlights wide discounts and invites customers to purchase during the sale.
Table linens towels napkins and all linen goods. Fully one half of this stock is new and just opened.
Fifty pieces of new lace scrim designs go on sale at five cents a yard with wraps at half price. Compare our prices with competitors before buying dry goods to determine who offers the lowest, considering quality.
The statement expresses readiness to incur financial losses to safeguard the group or interests involved. It signals a proactive stance toward risk management and protective measures even at a monetary cost.
The entire stock of Dry Goods at the old stand of WJ Wilson & Co at 203 and 205 North Main Street will be placed on the counters for sale. This auction marks a major clearance of the merchant's inventory with prices cut across the board.
An immediate cash sale offers goods at actual cost for Wichita residents. The event is the first opportunity in the city to purchase items at cost, with the sale starting on the morning of the announced date.
A brief notice inviting readers to a sale or event on Wednesday February 8th to showcase value and affordable purchases, prompting curiosity about prices and bargains available to shoppers this week.
A gas mains leak triggered a blast at T M Norton’s North Main Street residence in Annon, Indiana, killing Fenton C. Rogers of Cincinnati and injuring Mrs. Norton and a local grocer. The explosion wrecked the front of the house and left Mr Norton’s two daughters unharmed. A small fire followed, quickly doused. The Norton home faces about 5000 loss.
The history of bandit Bernal's rise from a jailed man to a feared criminal is recounted. He led a ruthless gang in Sinaloa and Durango, robbed coaches, kidnapped women for ransom, and clashed with miners and American workers. Bernardo Bernal was killed by Garcia and Avon after a long pursuit. the chase involved Mexican troops and villagers.
Washington news reports Democrats deeply disappointed by the House vote in the White Lowry contested election case. The party feared the decision could set a precedent and affect presidential election dynamics, with leaders signaling concern over potential corruption and party strategy.
A flood of bills was introduced in Congress including a commission on orthography reform and measures on military pensions and land administration. The Senate weighed tariffs and free trade against protection, with party leaders signaling potential major shifts while topics ranged from immigration to postwar policy.
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