Silver versus gold debate echoes through county lines
The piece presents Mr. William R. Smith’s three propositions on silver demonetization in 1873 and the gold standard, contrasting them with the author’s view that silver was demonetized for free coinage. It cites Webster and 1836 standards, mixed with local social notes on visits, games, and upcoming events in Harrisonburg and neighboring towns.
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Wm. R. Smith
Act of Congress
England
Scandinavia
United States
Daniel Webster
Congress
Smith
Starlets and the Modern Prodigal in July Musings
A collection of wry reflections on social mores and everyday life. The Kernstown Philosopher muses on income, slavery to fortune, and prudence while noting a city’s cold reception to the circus. Local wit voices a mix of humor and commentary on community habits.
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Kernstown
Words of Praise for Winchester Veterans and Heroes
An editorial excerpt from The Sugar Planter's Journal, New Orleans, lauds Winchester Virginia residents for hospitality to a Confederate delegation. It highlights veterans' procession led by Col. David Zable, figures like Gen Francis Nicholls, and Chas Broadway Rouss. The piece notes monuments, cemeteries, and the Unknown Dead memorial.
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Sugar Planter’s Journal
New Orleans
Winchester
Virginia
Army of Northern Virginia
G. W. Kurtz
David Zable
Louisiana
Grand Marshall
Rouss
Daniel Morgan
Ladies Confederate Auxiliary
Campers Return from Capon Trip With Spoils and Tales
The boys who have camped for two weeks on the Capon near Hook's mill are expected to return home today with spoil and many anecdotes from their adventure.
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Frank Grove
Sallie Godenour
Keyser
Wm. Glass
Chambersburg
Hunter St. John
New York
Lucy Kurtz
Gerrardstown
W. Va
John Grant
W. H. D. Harper
Harrisonburg
Bettie
Katie Kurtz
J. H. C. Clayton
Annie Harper
Edw. Diffenderfer
Russell
Main Street
Charles Shiner
Nenpariels
Edinburg
Woodstock
Geo. Haddox
Bridgeport
Bay Ridge
Clinton Barr
Texas
Oscar Barr
Capon
Hanson Fry
Barr
Hook’s Mill
We Will Sell Our Entire Stock of Ati For Savings
A local retailer announces a clearance of its remaining stock offering reduced prices to attract buyers. The message emphasizes savings on merchandise as the primary incentive.
Bargain Prices For Summer Linens And Dresses
Prices for fabrics and garments include fast colors lawns 3% each, grass linen 5¢ yard, Lancaster ginghams 4¢ yard, India linen 74¢ yd, laundered shirts and waists 39¢ to 49¢, brillianteen dress skirts 1.12 and 1.69, ladies wrappers 89¢, and muslin underwear offered at low prices.
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Lancaster Ginghams
India
Shoes on sale at low prices across styles
The ad promotes affordable footwear for babies, women and men with prices such as babies moccasins 23 cents, ladies shoes from 89 cents to 1.48, and men’s dress shoes from 1.25 to 1.48, inviting customers to visit and try the comfortable fit.
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Langdon
Columbia
Great Sale Bargains Only Here
Local storefront touts limited time discounts with emphasis on bar gains and exclusive offers. Shoppers are urged to act quickly to secure the best prices before stock runs out. Contains promotional phrasing and call to visit the store for details.
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the Evening Star
the Star Publishing Company
Water ST
Winchester, VA
John I. Sloat
THE
STAR
Circus
Brave Sons