Holiday Stock at Saul’s Mammoth Drug and Book House
The Northwest reports J C Saul’s holiday display at his Mammoth Drug and Book House. The store features gift books at quarter-price, new album designs, stationery, toilet articles, gold pens, and wall papers. Saul promotes low prices, aiming to please citizens of Napoleon and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Saur
Napoleon
Saul
Saul's
Santa Claus
Saur
Northwest
Mammoth
J. C
Crystal Mor
Poultry bustle and village notes in rough county column
County News reports Vereng Bros. busy dressing chickens and turkeys for the week, losses at Mr. Mowry’s farm, and local remarks on harvest, reform efforts, and community events. Abe Snyder, a pioneer Democrat, is praised for his long service and land expansion. Factories are rising, a Good Templars society forms, and local personalities and travel details fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vereng Bros
Mowry
Abe Baydner
Damascus Town
Napoleon
Abe
Washington Township
Maller
Snyder Han
John Hornung
New Barna
Moniay
Hartwerk Bes
New Bavaria
Voigt
Ana
Garret
Ind
Fostoria
Opera Hall
Calltok
Snellbecker
Beaverson
Jonny Hopkins
Weiland
Squire Fisher
Osta
Davieville notes and storm losses at sea era headline
In Florida and nearby towns, community life shows damage and labor as a storm and accidents affect crops, schools, and churches. The report mentions a brutal ship disaster on Lake Michigan with multiple deaths and survivors, plus local notices about lectures, taxation, and public concerns.
Florida News Note From Napoleon Visit and Illness
Florida news items mention J. W. Long visiting Napoleon today Bertie Barr has been seriously ill for two weeks a new baby girl arrived at Hf Harms home on Sunday Nov 26 4 a little daughter and the infant son of Lee Korstotter is ill with erysipelas into virulent form Martha Roberts visits her parents in West Hope as Abbot hogs shinned from Okolona John Deneer buyer and shipper
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Elizabeth Heath
Holgate
Henry Bordner
George Lenhart
Lenhart
Brobaker
Noy
Ifith
Honey Co
Bismark
Sterling
Dakota
Richolt
Henry County
Mr. Rich
J. W. Long
Napoleon
Bertie Barr
Harms Bonday
Lee Korstotter
Minn
Martha Roberts
Weat Hope
Abbot Hogs
Okolona
John Deneer
Lost Faith in Physicians and Wild West Show Plans
An 1887 London exhibition notice touts Scovill's Blood and Liver Syrup as a remedy for blood disorders cited against physicians. Buffalo Bill Cody and Nate Salisbury announce securing acres at the American Exhibition in London to display their outfit and rally support for a dramatic display against English rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seavill
Scovill
Byrup
Wm. F. Cody
Nate Salisbury
London
A Humble Punchline in a Hopeless Minor Tale
A New Yorker at a Western New York revival tells a tale of a sleepy drummer and a sermon praise turn into a joke about a man voting for heaven or hell. In a separate Pension Department case, widow appeals after Commissioner Black diverted a deceased pension to the murderer’s minor children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ward
Knight of
New York
Progrens
Evangelist
Pension Department
David A. Smith
Jeffersonville
Commissioner Black
Saved His Life After Electric Bit Bet Relief
A man named D. Ria of Home rel was suffering years from phthisis and diabetes with severe pains and near convulsions. He found relief after a few bottles of Electric Bit bet, and credits the remedy with preventing his death. Day Humphrey sold the fifty cent bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Ria
Humphrey
Making Homes Bad for Anarchy and Land Taking
An 19th century overview traces government land sales reaching 18 800 42 acres for the year ending June 40. It compares takings across years, notes Maine area equivalence to major New England states, and cites a total near 70 million acres over four years. It frames home ownership as counter to communism and anarchism. Also reports Mrs Elizabeth Hendrickson of Williamson county Ohio turning 100 with a 3000-person picnic. she is said to be the oldest Methodist member in the country or Europe, 86 years in church. Jett Davis made a game offer to a Tennessee Baptist church as a bank offering.
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Knights of the Dark Alley
Tyre
Angel
Vari Bon Dryden
Tyro
Httle
M. HK
Matthew Lamb
Mothis Lamib
LA Cerestin
Olre
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Masachusetts
Rhode Island
Elizabeth Hendrickson
Williamson County
Picnkc
Methodist Church
Europe
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B. L. Orwig
Se Adiizeee Abilettars Tn
Damecaine Nowrewarr
Sapsiean Ohie
Pally
Eit
County News
Spearer
M. EB
Texas
Tallweather
Aller
Davieville Nabbing
George Ir
Henry Richalt
Henry
Hank Andrew
Fhorida
Baterday
M. E. Charch
Momarche
Enaugh
Lewis & Andrew
Eapply
Boma
Florian
Hnemleen
Elvil
Castol
Davisville
Dogtown
Shumaker
Sherman Bros
Detroit
John Sherman
George Harm
Rampouise
Royn
Uy Howeery
Dayleville
Dinaster
Canada
Lakes
Marinette
Menekaunee
Frankfort
Lake Michigan
CW Anus
Port Huron
Menekaunes
Oscoda
Mich
Chicago
Washburn
Wis
Cleve- Inne
Lake Superior
Robert Wallace
Marquette
Wimms
Hunter Saving
David Mark
Park
Grind Haven
Helen
Muskegon
Bryan Democrat
Massachusetts
Formisylvania
Blaine
Astoblen
Ohio
Ted Lowet
Brubaker
Caoon
California
Andy Tuttle
Colorado
Slaine
New
Mixe
Sadie Barr
Harrison Township
Wm. J. Barr
Mirael
Ay Smaith
Bhelton Wilton
Defiance
Cy. Davis
Corn Carr
Florida
Montpelier
Williams Co
Little Henry
M Bhai
Washington
Ria
Besbes
Congresman Hill
Boreat
Toner
Indiana
Mr. Hill
the Dynamiters
Cuicaco
Thie City
Clybournay
International Working People’s Association
Brand Wehr Verein
Schneck
Prea~ment
United States
Howard Bros
M, W
U .Dean
Siam
Obiins
L. D. Ball
J.T. Beeder
Canton
Rilting Volter
F.C. Banden
Cleveland
Tenpot Strainer
Daniel &. Cahow
Aiton
Bill Eoapting
Daniel D. Peak
William Gepford
West Habeas
W. Getoterit
Tynace
Geldberger
Steveland
Box
Cincinnati
TL. M. Hosea
Springer
Hobart G. Hurted
Berlin
Jrewmnatic Rental Plouwr
Webster Junk
Yale Sompressie
Jacob Krileh
Honey M
Bulgaria
Russia
Wruter
Atandy
Czar
Napoleon TH
France
Louis
Rucha
Earth
Florida News
Jett Davis
Givan
Tennespre Baptist Chach
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