Local notes from Mountain Lake and surrounding areas
Village dispatches report social visits in Mountain Lake and nearby towns. Elizabeth and Emma Care genter of Carpenter visited friends, Colonel Alex Sands of Logan appears healthy, I Carl DeWeese plans a netball team in Chillicothe. Jas Traglio trades property for a Kaostornship farm. A funeral in Logan honors a long-serving local. The Elks host a memorial service while the Vinton County fleet firm expands with a 340 pound shipment for lighting and street lamps. J Cooley and son of Athens move relatives. Benedict resigns as Rutland postmaster. Rally Day is urged for Ohio Sunday schools with a free four-page rally day program by Joseph Clark.
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Ohio
Apting
Joseph Clark
Ruggery
Uilding
Columbus
Enduread Deaths Agonies Rescue by New Drug Claim
A San Antonio man rose from asthma agony after taking Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption. The ad claims the medicine cures asthma, coughs, colds, and chest and lung troubles. A 25.00 guarantee is offered with mail order and store availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Strettson
San Antonio
Tex
Dr. King
Frenay W. HH. Melee
Bryan Speech Warns Against Gold Standard
A Knoxville speech by Hon. W J Bryan on September 16, 1896 warns that supporters of the Gold Standard should not vote for him and promises to remove it. The piece links Bryan’s election to immediate financial attacks on U S financial integrity and a new panic akin to the prior Democratic administration.
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W. J. J3ryan
Knoxville
Tenn
Bryan
United
Naval and Novel Tea at Port Sunshine in Keokuk
A social tea hosted by Mrs. James Diver honored Naval Cadet 7. C. Townsend at Port Sunshine with navy themed table settings, sea prompts, and games. The array included sea creature arrangements, cucumber ships, and a sea serpent dessert, ending with naval games and a toast to Townsend. Also cited are a Mrs. John Towling remedy using Electric Bitter and a note on Chinese legation officials in London regarding a peace negotiation decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Townsend
James 3
Gadget Townsend
Davy Jones
Port Sunshine
Diver
Green's August Flower touted by Professor Fonton
August Flower lauded as a grand remedy for dyspepsia, liver and stomach disorders, and constipation. Prof Fonton claims after ten years of travel he met many using it, noting its safety with frequent use and benefit for sour stomachs. Free samples offered at CRB Henderson's. sold by dealers in civilized nations.
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Prof. Fonton
Green
CRB
Henderson's
Nash Club Reorganizes and Plans Marching Club
The Nash Club reorganized Thursday night with Winfield Scott Jr as president and Capt J E Spicer as vice president. Fred Johnson became secretary, B Johnson treasurer, and Daniel Carsey as treasurer. Drews led a greens club, Moore chairs a committee to organize a rough riders troop, and members will buy campaign hats to form a marching unit. It is predicted Torn prairie district in Kansas will soon distinguish itself.
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Nash Club
Winfield Scott Jr
J. E. Spicer
Fred Johnson
Johnson
Daniel Carsey Marshall
W. Ml.andrews
D. H. Moore
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Favored by All Readers
Chamberlains Cough Remedy is praised for soothing healing properties, pleasant taste, and quick, permanent relief for caldÉ, croup, and whooping cough. It is advertised as safe for babies and adults, containing no opium or harmful drugs, with sale by W H Miikee. The text also mentions a Norway man offering waterfalls for electricity and notes on sarsaparilla improving appetite and strength. A Liverpool law case reveals millions of eggs imported from Russia to Belfast and resold as fresh Irish eggs.
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W. H. Miikee
Ther
Norway
Liverpool
Belfast
Russia
England
Scotland
Editor’s Awful Plight Ends in Piles Cure
Seneca Li Ne, afflicted for years with piles, found no relief until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Two boxes wholly cured him. It is infallible for piles and guaranteed. Sold by W. H. Mckee, druggist for 25 cents.
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F. M. Higgins
Seneca Li Ne
Bucklen
W. H. Mckee
Cured of Chronic Diarrhoea After Thirty Years of Suffering
John S. Halloway of French Camp Mississippi recounts thirty years of illness from diarrhoea and failed hopes until a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy eased his condition. He praises the remedy and urges others to obtain it, with W H McKee advertised as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Halloway
Chamberlain
W.H. McKee
No Relief for 20 Years and Trial in Charlton County
Mrs. Minerva Smith of Danville Illinois says she suffered bronchitis for twenty years and was bedfast at times until Foley's Honey and Tar gave quick relief and a potential cure for throat and lung diseases. The Maesengaie-Rice cow case returns to trial in Charlton County Missouri with original suit of 30 dollars and total costs now approaching 21 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Smith
Danville
Ill
Foley
C. B. Henderson
Charlton County
Scarecrows and gas cures in a dusty July round up
A century ago a French inventor demonstrated gas fox lighting and healing salves while a farmer notes scarecrows deter crows. The fragment mentions a marble statue found near Athins, a GRAING product praised in a testimonial, and Traix boys reporting weak demand for campaign books as literature once dominated trades.
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Traix Boys
Free Blood Balm Cure Promises Against Many Diseases
An advert promises Botanic Blood Balm can cure ulcers, eczema, rheumatism, blood poisons, and many skin and blood disorders. It claims to purify blood, heal sores, and invigorate the body with large bottles sold at drugstores for 100. The piece offers a free trial bottle and medical advice, signed by Blood Balm Co. Also reports a robbery of The Overland Flyer near Haigler Nebraska by a lone highwayman.
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Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
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C. U. Norris
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Mountain Lake
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Carl DeWeese
Chillicothe
Jas
Faecal Traglio
Morris Avenue
EH Rowling
Kaostornship
Vinton County
Edith Frank
Traglia
Tirl
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Vomeroy & Middleport Fleetg Company
Saamo
Tribune-Telegraph
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Athens
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Cooley
Steen
Eigteen
George W.enedict
Rutland
Gen. Ts ¥Enor
Kate
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Gen. Smssener
James B. Diver
Naval Cadet
J. C. Townsend
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Butler
London
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Kansas
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New York
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Imited Express
Callon
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Amesville
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Gen’l Pissenger Agt
Sheriff’s Sale
Hadley H Wickham
John McLend
Order of Sale
Athens County Court
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Sand County
Waterloo
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Western Railroad Company
C.H Porter Sherif
Hedges
Dem Grostesor
Foxes & Worsteld
PIE
Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley Railroad
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