Marriage Notices From Early 19th Century Pages
Spotted are two marriage listings with names and places including Sheridan Elmira Vernon and individuals such as Arthur J. Alacor and Leura, Mary B. The text cites wedding by J. Oliver and Reverend Webb with spouses and parental contexts, reflecting local society notices from the era.
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Buacken-Smain
Wednarday
Decath
Sheridan
Noy
Oliver
Arthur J. Alacor
Leura Secon
J. Edmund Bhaln
Bayori—Fran
Needham
Maas
Robert J. Webb
William Nelson Snyder
Oldaat
En Bnydor
Elmira
Mary B
Joseph Bear
Vernon
Adulteration reports and legal notes from Halton County
Notes from Acton Free Press on Halton County magistrates deaths among local officials. Crown Attorney reports year totals, with food adulteration findings and postal revenue outlook. Commentary on trade, newspaper launches in Milton, pawnshop court reporting, and Justice Armour’s stance on police court publicity.
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Halton County
Ave
W. H. Storey
Acton
Robert Balmer
John Husband
Oakville
Abraham Stinson
Nelson
Wm. Moore
Mequesing
Electric Bitters and Dr King's Pills Promote Health
Advertises Electric Bitters as a tonic that restores appetite and energy, promising improved vitality after illness. Claims Dr. King's New Life Pills turn weakness into strength and mental energy, stating price and availability. Includes testimonial from J. W. Gardner of Idaville and mentions a Mr. A. O. Thomas of Maryville.
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W. Gardner
Idaville
Dr. King
Droggiste
Acton Public Board Approves Fifth Department Room Fitment
The Acton Public Board of Trustees met in the Council Chamber on Monday. The Finance Committee presented its seventh report detailing payments to contractors for carpentry, painting, lumber, windows, and furniture totaling about 170.38 for the new room and related expenses. The chairman expressed retirement plans for James McLam. the board passed thanks for his service and adjourned.
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Inet
Acton Public Bohoo
Council
Chamber
Acconnte
Jamea Cbairmian
George Hynds
Robt
H. Swackhamer
Finance
Acconnit
Law
Teltree Coon
George Havill
Hichard Cook
J. A. Boergher & Co
HP. Moore
Ato
Jamon Sinclar
Sawindiw
John Harvey
Cartige
Ee Sm
Enms
Agth
Hynde
EH. Bwackbamer
Committee On Finance
McLam
Boarrd
Geo. Hynde
B. Swaockhamer
Jas. MicLiam
Goring
McKiam
Red Hot From The Gun and Home Remedies Advert
A pasted advertisement fragment promotes cures and tonics. It touts a Newark Michigan civil war era gun incident, claims ulcers cured by Byacklen's Arila Bal ye and lists various skin and health remedies. It also markets Bhilob's OConsumptive Cure for five diseases with guarantees and varied bottle prices. It ends with a marriage question and a consumer guarantee.
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Breadalan
Newark
Mich
Byacklen
World owes po man not willing to work
Fragmentary note reports a protest or claim about a man seeking payments or support. The text includes unclear references to hardship and a claim for assistance, with no clear dates, names, or organizations readable in the fragment.
Young Peoples' Society Convention at Knox Church Guelph
The Guelph Presbytery Young People's Societies held a successful meeting at Knox Church Guelph on Monday. Delegates faced billeting strain due to grip epidemic, papers on young people’s work were read, and 950 dollars were raised for Hawkenville and Linwood congregations with a 50 dollar target set for this year. Officers were elected led by Rev. Julbo Molanes Elora and W. J. Dabble. An evening session featured reports and a lunch in the schoolroom.
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Young Peoples
Guelph
Knox
Charoh
W. A. d. Martin
R. EB
Knowles
B. A
Gale
J. A. Cranaton
Rockwood End
B.A
R. H. Brydon
Mica Snodgrass
Wea Barns
Mian Binger
Mallin
Wea
Martin
Mies’ McPeail
Hawkins
Alinmbert
Torrance
of. Presbytery
Julbo Molanes
Elora
W. J. Dabble
Ae Ast Vic
Mr. Atkinson
Berlin
Mmr
A.T. Mann
Mouch
Obrietiary Endeavor Society of
Knox Church
Acton
McViour
Fergus
Scott
Heepeter
Chas
Kelly
Endeavor
Delineator February midwinter number offers varied fashion and household features
The February Delineator, called the midwinter number, presents fashion patterns and departments on dress, home crafts, knitting, tatting, and the Dream Maker. It includes literary features and book notices, with sections on sewing, military topics, and latest patterns. Subscriptions are $1 per year, 15 cents for single copies.
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Atyles Iim
Delineaeor
Publishing Co. of Toronto
Richmond St. West
Toronto
Community Notes on Farming, Music and Social Visits
Neighborhood brief reports multiple local happenings. D G TLR workers describe heavy yardage feedstock about 70 pounds per yard. A singing school opens with instructor R Wansborough. W Carroll noted as up to date stock feeder. Social visits and illnesses affect residents including Coleman in Toronto and pleurisy in Geo Knox.
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R. Wansborough
Wm. Carroll
John Crippe
Wm. Anderson
L. M. Coleman
Toronto
Miss Coleman
Miga Coleman
Geo. Knox
John Grewcon
J.selohman
Galt
Coleman
Remains of Mrs. William Darno Brought for Informant
Remains of the late Mrs. William Darno of Mansowood were brought here for informant on Sunday. Much sympathy is felt for the family in this heavy affliction. Mr. John Moore was confined at home several days that week with a severe grip. Mr. and Mrs. George Adams of Acton, who moved to Johnstown, were down on Sunday to bid friends farewell. Mild weather that week slowed kiln wood drawing.
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William Darno
Mansowood
John ‘Moore
George Adama
Acton
Johnstown
N. Y
Dress Goods Price List Verso Novelty Fabrics
A classified snippet lists dress fabric offerings with lengths 42 to 44 inches. It notes 44 inch wool coating serges and fancy tweeds, French fancies, fancy plaids, and various serges in brown, navy, and black. January pricing reductions apply to selected goods with emphasis on low cost per yard.
Grippe Epidemic Warns of Dangers to The Weaker
A washed out OCR note warns that grippe or flu epidemics sweep the country in cycles. It highlights the disease as treacherous with after effects that may debilitate the elderly and those with weak constitutions. It notes potential fatal outcomes from lingering aftereffects and mental or physical exhaustion.
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