Grover Cleveland's Columbus Visit Describes Merchants and Purchases
The narrative chronicles Grover Cleveland's Columbus stop on the 8.20 train. He visits Noblitt's drug store, Ferguson's gallery, Bills' shop, Rost's jewelry, Stabbuth's drug store, Owens and Williams real estate, Dun nington's, the Hub shoe store, and multiple other merchants. He buys cigars, a diamond, a bible, clothing, footwear, and household goods, notes local prices, and mentions consulting lawyers W. W. Lambert and Jas F. Cox and a coal order at T G Quick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
Indianapolla
Columbua
Seventh Street
Washington
Q. J. Noblitt
Ferguson’s
Geo. BE. Bills
Rost
Stabbuth’s
H. M. Holmes & Bro
Owens
Williams
Columbus
Dunnington
Hub
Newton
Washington Street
Neinaber
Silvermans
Meyer & Fiegenbaum
J. F. Snyder & Son
Arnolds
Palace
W. W. Lambert
Jas F. Cox
Star
Lambert
Cox
First Street
T. G. Quick
Star Office
Crystal Steam Laundry
Roland
Crump
Various Notices and Classified Fragments from Pittsburgh Area
A collage of truncated notices and ads mentions Sue Rabennack candies, a trip to Erin Tennessee, Henderson’s mahogany tablet, a Herald staffing change with Fulwider and Kent Cooper, Prof Blackie and lectures at First Christian Church in Allegheny, Armenian topics, job work at the office, shirts and underwear at Lienberger’s, smoking Gath at Dannington, a four room cottage for rent, Christmas gifts, loan ads by Owens & Williams, James Cochrane returning from Madison with family, Donner’s Ladies and Gent’s sets, Treasury cash and gold reserves in Washington.
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Blackie
Edinburg
Earl of Rosebery
T. Sweeney
Allegheny
Pitteburg
Ray McCormack Takes Over Route No 2 From Harry Roeenbueh
Harry Roeenbueh leaves his route to join his father's store. The note expresses regret at his departure and confidence that Ray McCormack, described as a gentlemanly and prompt young man, will handle the route well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray McCormack
Harry Roeenbueh
Harry
Ray
The Mission Promotes True Homeopathy Remedies
Dr Ballentine offers free demonstrations of genuine homeopathic cures and claims to have cured hundreds. He contrasts true homeopathy with bogus practices and asserts his remedies provide rapid relief, more than any drugstore medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballentine
Theo. E Otto
H. M . Holmen
Fragmented Patent Medicine List From an Old Newspaper
A shredded OCR fragment shows numerous patent medicine names with numbers such as No 42 Aathma No 60-Bladder Cure No 46-Blooad Purifier and Berstule Cure No 14-ough and Coli Cure No 38 Catirh Cure Constitutional Nov Catarch Tablets Leal No 6-Colic Cure No 12-Cholera Morbus Cure No 2-Chills and Fever cure Malariae No 64- Climgeterio Oates Change of Lik. oe
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Roger
H. L. Rost
Paya
Dan Adams Old
Stano
Wallace
Itizens Telephone
White House
Joseph ¥. Hiller
Ili
Prisso
Dan Crow
A. Strauss
Lienberger
W. W. Griffith
Werner's
Davidson & Hender‘son
Caldwell
Drake
Davidson and Henderson's
Corts. Fuen & Ice Co
Presbyterian Church
Davidson and Henderson
J.A. Newton
Tenth Street
Columbus Ind
the Times
Franklin
Johnson & Johnson
Directory
Frankfort Ind
Kokomo
16Th Street
Lienberger Tailor and Furnisher
A. Turpin
Darrington
Fir
Fergu
Sue Rabennack
Rebennecks
The
William C. Watson
Erin, Tenn
Lee Davidson
Henderson
Mr. Fulwider
Kent Cooper
Mr. Galbraith
Herald
the Star
Lienbergers
Danningtona
Chas. A. Turpio
Owens & Williams
James Cochrane
Madison
Tom
Donner’s
Wasuiaton
Treseury
Availabe
Rosenbush
Atoe
J. F. Snyder and Son
Scientific
Dr. Ballentines
Q.J. Noblitt
Otto Kk
Bibles
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