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Advertisement for Basswood’s Horehound Troches, one side is a Confederate ten dollar bill and the other advertises the medicine, torn in half, one part found with Item 1, the other part on 3 January 1885 page; photocopy included.

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Photocopy of advertisement for a play “The Private Secretary,” by C.H. Hawkins, 1 p., n.d.; found on 23 January 1885 page (on which it is referred to).

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Photocopy of 12 March page and flowers that were on the page, 1 p.

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Photocopy of 12 March page and flowers that were on the page, 1 p.

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Photocopy of program for “Colonel Mulberry Sellers,” a “revival” of Mark Twain’s comedy, 1 p., n.d.; found on 9 May 1885 page.

Scope and Contents Miss Copeland’s card, address written on it; “Balsamic Court Plaster,” folded up thin paper with picture of a woman on it, from Whetherill & Brothers, Philadelphia, inside are two pieces of fabric, photocopy included; photocopy of parts of a daily calendar, 1 & 4 January, have quotes from David Elginbrod and Mary Marston, 1 p.; photocopy of newspaper clipping “Running down Maxwell,” traces a murderer from St. Louis to San Francisco, at the bottom of the column, “Opposing the Doctrine...

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Harriet A. Kane Diary, 1 January - 31 December 1886, The Standard Diary, 1886, damaged black cover and binding, 372 pp. (25 pp. blank), dark and light ink, includes printed Counting-House Calendar for 1886 and Rates of Postage information in front.

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Autograph letter signed on postcard, from [Francis Fisher Kane?], Chicago, to Thomas L. Kane, Jr., Kane, tells him about his journey, writing on the train, tells him to write care of Princeton Science expedition, Bridger, WY, 1 p., 25 June 1886.

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Autograph letter signed, from Mrs. Otto Anderson, Olean, NY, to Harriet, asking about for a prescription for her eye, 1 p., folded, written on 2 pages, 1 October 1886; found on 21 April 1886 page.

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Scrap of paper with Ida J. Heiberger’s address on it, n.d.; found in between the first two memoranda pages.