First Glass Livery Refit With New Horses
First Glass Livery at ponder prige Hilton Houce Barn has been thoroughly refitted and new horses veldelos and farness shited to the out.
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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1898
Page
3
First Glass Livery at ponder prige Hilton Houce Barn has been thoroughly refitted and new horses veldelos and farness shited to the out.
In a fragmentary note a patronage reference appears with partial terms about a special sale or event. The readable text mentions boarding and a hyphenated phrase followed by a name Gao, making the full context unclear yet indicating a local notice or listing item.
Fragmentary 19th century text discusses money value and the government’s expenditures. It mentions England Germany and silver, notes a paper on the audit, and calls for explanation of fees and math. The garbled OCR preserves named entities like New York and England but yields unclear coherence.
Fragmented local notices page with advertising rates and a long chest ailment testimonial. The page references a trade advertising price list and a December issue date. A testimonial extols a new discovery for throat and chest ailments, claiming universal cure and a trial bottle guarantee.
A garbled moral ad parodies patent medicines and civil war era books. It advertises L B Q tablets and urges mailing orders to a banner company. The piece references government historians and army camps as though promoting military-themed literature and potential profits.
An old text touts Crare’s Dyspeopean Care and Nerve Restorer as a cure for dyspepsia and nerve troubles, citing testimonials and patient successes. It claims simple tablets, easy administration, and a guide book, with a court case involving Mrs. Wesley Abieht seeking damages against Daniel Buck.
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