Heillers Offers 10,000 Hats at Deep Discounts
An early sale advertises 10,000 untrimmed hats at under 10 cents, 200 hats at 10 cents, some valued up to two dollars. It lists 600 hats at 29 to 59 cents, and 600 trimmed sailors priced 59 cents, with stated original values from 75 cents to two dollars.
Slaughter sale of books at deep discounts in 19th century ad
A newspaper sale notice lists 12c Henrys Alger s Optics books priced at 20 to 25 cents and 30 to 40 cent ranges. Shakespeare limp cloth bindings and cloth bound novels are offered, with prices from 5c to 60c and finishes up to $1.25 in leather bindings.
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Henry
Alger’s
Optic
Shakespeare
Ladies Muslin Drawers and Skirts for sale
Advertises ladies muslin drawers at 25 cents or 40 cents and muslin skirts at 50 cents, each trimmed with embroidery and freely tucked, highlighting value and decorative details.
Bargain Ads Offer Men’s Shirts and Porch Shades
A Great Bargain Bee to The Negligég Shirts for men. 45c. See em and buy em. Porch Shades $1.00 $1.25 and $1.50. Long Silk Gloves 75c worth 1.25. Fine Gauze Lilse Gloves extra Tong 50c worth 1.00.
Hats and Drapery Bargains Showroom Clearance
Readable items include 100 finest leghorn hats for children at 90c with value up to 2.50, 100 pieces curtain muslins 10c to 12 1-2, remnants of mattings 10 to 20 yards 11c, 10 piece toilet sets 1.69, pound paper 15, box paper 10c, wash bowls 35c, wall paper rolls 6 1-2c up to 12c.
Parasols Offered at Deep Discounts in Two Markets
The notice proclaims parasols priced at 1.25 dollars with values up to 3.00, urging large May and June sales. It notes weather hurting business and promises sacrifices in prices to clear stock, inviting customers not to miss the sale.
Escape from a pirate ship by Ellen and Deborah
Ellen secretly boards the captain’s room, frees a small boat, and escapes into the night with Deborah. They row away from the British liner Britannia as Tuggles’s ship loses two passengers including a disguised woman, under orders from Sir Charles Seton and Lieutenant Collier.
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W. C. Chapman
Jay
Ellen
Ship of the Line
Deborah
Debbie
Portsmouth
Lady Ellen
Tuggles
Capt. Tuggles
Britannia
Flying Star
Jacob
Charles Seton
Lord Strathgate
Kephard
Jeremiah Tuggles
Captain Tuggles
Piiot
High Seas
Collier
Leutenant
Sir Charles Seton
Sussex Light Infantry
Seton
The Unsuccessful Dash of the Britannia Chapter XVI
Captain Jeremiah Tugn es faced angry helplessness as he tried to push Britons toward escape on the Britannia. He could not outrun the ship of the line the Britannia and acknowledged danger in attempting to flee a superior vessel.
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Nia
Jeremiah Tugnes
Winchester Bank Figures 1908 Statement to Virginia Panel
A 1908 financial statement from a Winchester Virginia bank is sworn by cashier Lee R Grim and filed with the State Corporation Commission. It lists assets including loans and discounts, deposits, and various bank notes and cash items, with total liabilities and capital plus profits.
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Winchester
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
I. Lee R. Grim
Leerk. Grim
Balti ngpe and Ohio Railroad Schedule 1907
Train timetable in effect November 17 1907 lists daily trains to Harrisonburg Staunton Lexington Harpers Ferry Hagerstown Frederick Washington Baltimore and connections to Martinsburg Chicago Wheeling Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis Louisville and New York with departures at 49 11 55 am 7 pm and late night arrivals.
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Harrisonburg
Staunton
Ehar Krapeagi
Lexington
Harpers Ferry
Hagerstown
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Martinsburg
Tisa
Chicago
Columbus
Wheeling
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
Fe Weckington
Philadelphi
Phi Phil
New York
Farmers End Corn Planting In This Section
Miss Lena Branner visits her sister Mrs Brisco Snapp of Opequon as farmers in this section finish planting corn.
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Lena Branner
Brisco Snapp
Opequon
Marking Gettysburg Battlefield Expenditure Report
Over seven million dollars has been spent marking the Gettysburg battlefield. The Star advertises funding and public interest in ongoing commemorative work.
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Gettysburg
Gettysburg Battlefield
Rail Schedule Notice from Roanoke Virginia
November 24 1907 timetable for the North and Southbound trains on the Norfolk and Western line with through sleepers to Knoxville Gary Roanoke Gary and accommodations to Shenandoah and Washington. Stops include Bristol Bluefield Pocahontas Norton Welch Hagerstown and Roanoke with connections to Philadelphia New York and Harrisburg. Rates times and agent information provided by W B Bevill and M F Bragg Roanoke VA.
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Bristol
Pullman Buffet
Knoxville
St. Louis Express
Pullman
Roanoke
Columbus
Cincinnati
Williamson
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Norton
Welch
Pullman Sleeper
Gary
Shenandoah
Hingerstown
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Baltimore
Phildelphia
New York
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
W. B. Bevill
F. Bragg
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Charles E. Clevenger
Trvin Zinn
Mary A. Snyder
M. M. Lynch
Roy P. Duvall
Union Bank OF Winchester
Baltingpe& Ohio Railroad
The
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Mattings
Henry Baetjer & Co
Norfolk and Western Br.r
S. Leave
Berryville
Rosen Meyer’s
Ouchard
United Medical CO
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Geo. E. Bushnell & Co
Dlasond
John W
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T. T. Wall
Spring Dale Healthy
L. A. Detira
Bartonsville
Jones
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W. L. Zirkle’s Meat Market
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