Out of Town Notes Include Sugar Barrel Accident
Clinton King of Trimble and neighbors share visits while many residents attend to business around Athens and Guysville. A remarkable incident occurs when James Sams' sugar water barrel rolls downhill smashing into a white oak, scattering sugar and releasing opossums and coons, leaving only the barrel hoop and bung. Community updates report illnesses, real estate moves, timber sales, and local travel to Illinois and Little Hocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton King
Trimble
L. W. Sanders
Clarence Sanders
Nelsonville
Li Oxley
Son Enanett
Pleasant Bill
A.J. Weethee
Charleston
W. Va
Busin Neuben Sayers
Levi Spragues
Athens
James Sams
Plovdwood
C. L. Sanders
Farmers’ Institute
C. H. Bryson
Mra. N. J. Weethee
America
Sams
Local notes from Lathrop and nearby towns
Lucile Lovell felt slightly indisposed this week while Joseph Lortaz and sister of Amesville visited Orbiston and Coal Gate. Protracted meeting began at Sharpsburg with Rev. Waas leading. Edith Dixon plans to return to Mon day. A. A. Wickham of Athens visited his father. Box of pills or lamp wick joke during a railway stop. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baud. Several local visits and marriages noted, including Tom Phillips and Mrs. Mary Frost marriage by C. A. Whitacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Lovell
Joseph Lortaz
Amesville
P. W
Joseph Baud
Clad Biddison
Athens
Daisy Smita
Potter
DW. Holsington
A. A. Wickham
M B
Barth Garringer
Reedsville
C. H. Owings
G. BE. Wharf
Pleasant Plains
Lillie Evera
Coolville
Tom Phillips
Mary Frost
C. A. Whitacre
Local visitors and social notes from Broadwell area
W M Phillips was at Little Hock ing on business last week. S H Campbell of Marietta was ing at W W Jackson's Saturday. Andréw Clark was visiting relatives at Marietta a few days last. John Gallecar lost a horse by the breaking through of a stable floor. Isiah Clark and wife were visiting their daughter Mrs John Winn in Marietta last week. Quite a number of people from here attended the Lucas Males trial at Marietta Wednesday. There will be a dance at the S of Vv hall at Broadwell March 1. Good mush and a good time is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.G. Barrows
Parkersburg
W. Va
Hiram Roach
Albert Johnson
Renial Township
G. We Dean
Athens
J. M. Townsend
D. I. Barker
Mattie Flinn
GE Blinn
Circleville
G. W. Flinn
M. M Vlaherty
Cincinnati
Joseph Morrison
Mr. Fitch
Little Hocking
Ohio River
W.M. Phillips
S. H. Campbell
Marietta
W. Jackson
Andréw Clark
John Gallecar
Isiah Clark
John Winn
S.of Vv
Broadwell
Chase Family News and Sleigh Accident Near Orange
Joseph Chase is somewhat indisposed this week while Don Chase visits grandparents. Mrs. Sarah Harris entertained friends pleasantly on Wednesday with refreshments. J B Guthrie and family attended a protracted meeting at Orange and were in an accident on the way, breaking both runners on the sleigh but continuing their journey safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Chase
Don Chace
Sarah Harris
J.B. Gutherie
Orange
Garden Reverend closes two meeting series at Orange
Rev Robinson ends two series of meetings in Orange. J E Stout remains confined to his room amid threats of lung fever. G W Sewell recently purchased a horse from parties on Irwin Creek. Richard Bishop, mentioned last week, has returned home near Hull. Eastbound eight eighth page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Robinson Ta
Orange
J. E. Stout
G. W. Sewell
Irwin Creek
Richard Bishop
Hull
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad Claims
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a lasting remedy for female ailments. It cites worldwide sales, user testimonials from Mrs W M Bell and others, and asserts the product’s proven efficacy through Mrs Pinkham's two decades of experience and claims of restoring health and strength to many women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia BE
Pinkham
President McKinney Eyes Hawaii Plague Relief Steps
President McKinney proposes urging Congress to direct the Hawaiian Legislature to convene and implement measures to check the bubonic plague outbreak in Hawaii and provide relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinney
Hawaii
Congress
Nicaragua Canal Treaty Gains Support Despite Lobbyist Opposition
Washington letter reports McKinley and Secretary Hay relish the growing support for the Nicaragua Canal treaty. It defends neutrality provisions, argues for global free navigation, notes expected Senate ratification, and cites economic benefits alongside praise for Republican leadership and figures such as Bard Perkins Reed and Payne.
ENTERPRISE Meat and Food Chopper Ad Briefly Promotes Versatility
An old ad touts the ENTERPRISE Meat and Food Chopper for preparing sausage and mince, ham burg steak, codfish, and coconuts. It claims quick, easy chopping of meat, vegetables, and fruits, saving time and labor, with mentions of dealers and recipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deneri
Sun
Entrerprige Mig. CO
Islands duties fund use benefit this collection
Report notes that all collections in the islands from duties and other sources, including duties on Porto Rican products in the UW. 3, are to be used for the islands. Also anecdotes on Mr. Bryan in Washington and a testimonial for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praising its safety and effectiveness for babies, croup, and whooping cough with sales by W. H. McKee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
House ‘Wars and Means Committee
CES
W. H.d McKee
Manufacturing activity shown by rising imports and exports
The article notes that national manufacturers increased raw material imports by 68 million dollars in 189% compared with 808, and boosted exports of manufactured goods by 372 million since 1$98, highlighting ongoing business prosperity and growth across the industry.
Night of Terror Sparks Pneumonia Fear and Cure Claims
Mrs S Linscott recalls a fear for General Burnham's widow in Machias Maine as doctors warned death from pneumonia before morning. She credits Dr Kings New Discovery with saving her life during consumption and curing her. The ad touts the medicine as a guaranteed chest and lung remedy for 59 cents to 1.00 with free trial bottles at McKee's drug store. American pork shifts in Germany as Danes buy American bacon to stock the Berlin market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnham
Machias
S. Linscott
What do the Children Drink
Questioning what to give children, the text promotes GIATN-A Tt as a nourishing coffee substitute and extols Grass-O grain drink as a cheap coffee-like option. It notes all grocers sell Grain-O and claims it provides health benefits with proper preparation. A second item mentions Spanish authorities stopping a wagon of French soil at the frontier, amid exile and uncertain duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derouleds
Spain
Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
OUT OF Town News
England
Eliza Wilson
McVey
Leon McDonald
Sulivan
Yessie Vandyke
Wooper
Sim Hale
Cheadle
Guysville
Frank McKinley
al Bennett
Maggie
Mary Clifford
Illinois
New England
Stewart
Lou Spaulsing
ZL. L. Cherrington
Asbury
Toppa
M. Janka
Zionsville
Indiana
Rickey
John
Add Shott
Lat Ko’ S
Sig Ren
Vantertince
F.ads
Lydia E. Pinkham
W. MM. Bell
New Palestine
Lydia £. Pinkbamn
Louis E
Kovsurr
Etna
Lydia E. Pinkhbam
G. A. Winter
Glidden
Lydia
Mas
J. P. McSpappesx
Rosenberg, Tex
E. Pinkham
Morets
Welaka
Putnam Co
Fla
A. Walker
Callipoon Depot
Washington
McKinley
Hay
Senate
Tedson
U.S
U. S
Bard
California
Perkins
Baird
J.T. McDonald
Salt Lake City
Utah
Roberts
Tlow
Thomas B. Reed
Treasury
Republican Congress
Brst
Iit
J. M. Riggs
Carterville
Aly
Josia
Dr. Williams
Wéercorr
The
Journal
Williams
Atal Drugalete
Madtcina Company
Schenectady
K. Y
Mr. Bryan
New York City
New Jersey
Tammany
Croker
Germany
Berlin
Basom, D. D
Ohio
Omice
Phostix
South Court
W. E. Peters
Bank of Athens
United States
BROWN
Presidant
W. BaEeie
Onobiex
DR. Creene
Chicago
Frank A. Greene
State St
Cts
Omer
Uncle Eli
Pest
Oo. P
Pasapincinnat
Mark Envelope
Eli
Faispaper
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