24 Jun 1829
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Newspaper
Adams Sentinel
Location
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1829
Page
1
David Ivcraare, saddle bridle and harness maker, expresses thanks to friends and the public for support during partnership with Mr Garroway. He pledges strict business care and moderate prices to earn public patronage. April 28.
Auction of summary. Indebted persons to the estate of J Lorentz Schick deceased must pay by July 1. Creditors must present claims properly authenticated by that date. Tavernkeepers with beer vessels and porter bottles are urged to return them to the late residence of Mr Schick in Gettysburg.
EsperruLty informs friends and the public that she will supply porter in bottles or by the cask of best quality on moderate terms.
Certificates from Gettysburg and Baltimore claim Harris and Wilson have built innovative mills with perpendicular grinding stones that run on water power and can grind three bushels per hour per stone. Joseph Hanks of Baltimore will supply Miller goods and rights. John Copes from Franklin County, Pa, confirms the claim.
A large sale of farm equipment, furniture, books, and a 406 acre Little Conowago farm proceeds on April 1 with possession at 10 AM. Administrators Maria Melsheimer and Luther H. Skinner announce items including a barouche, sleigh, piano, warehouse, and 200 fruit trees plus a two story brick dwelling, barn, and meadow. Readers urged to view premises first. Also notices library book return before sale day to Mrs. Melsheimer or Luther H. Skinner.
A public notice warns against harboring or employing a missing indentured girl related to a "Ginn" with two years of service remaining. Another item advertises sale of the Hano versan printing office with equipment and a large press, asking for bids or full sale.
An 19th century ad lists Le s Famous Amihilious Pills and Lee's various remedies from J Hersh to Noah Ridgely Gettysburg. It touts cures for worms colds coughs rheumatism nervous disorders and skin issues. The notice warns buyers to seek the maker s name and notes fresh supply arriving.
A fragment from a medical and moral miscellany recounts hospitality folklore and a Scottish tale of a milkmaid obsession ending in animal cruelty and arrest. It reports a Berlin murder suicide described as a “diab ical transaction” and notes misquoted medical opinions on digestion and illness.
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