Weig County Telegraph parish weekly ad notices
The fragment outlines a 19th century newspaper page from Pomeroy Ohio detailing subscription rules, advertising rates, and a long list of local businesses and professionals. It reads like a典 telegraph notice with attorneys at law, watchmakers, millers, grocers, and manufacturers, plus a section on printing and publishing obligations. The text preserves names such as SIMPSON & LASLEY and THOMAS CARLETON alongside various trades and shops in Pomeroy and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy T
Fiexsts A Co
A. B. M’laughlin
Telegraph
Pomeroy
Getty
Ponioeny
Howes Simpson & Lasley
Pauvroy
Earhart
Pacheras
Cecetyn
Carleton
Lan
Meshag
Golan
Migsielin
City
Albrattete
Khir Aller
Chihier
Grocer
Denier
Thane
Ant
Tetrmerty
Dantes Meregatna
Meeerilhy Coqneetieel
Pxntine Toy
tHasb Tnetsen & CO
SA Wall
Mint
Civaber
N. “Biowart
Jwwaletin
Houer
Runankadd
W. A
P. Larmbeoeni
John Eiselstin
Prent Hitred
Fragmented Poem Amid Loss And Longing For Freedom
A fragmented verse laments parting from loved ones and the ache of absence. It contemplates memory and death, longing for reunion, and the paradox of freedom amid sorrow as the speaker seeks solace in faith and memory. It reads like a distressed ode from a war or plague era, with archaic phrasing.
The Llanhamlach Inn Ghostly Meeting in South Wales
A narrator recounts a summer in Breconshire with Arthur Montyn, a refined yet secretive French-speaking artist. At Llanhamlach they glimpse a phantom female at a moonlit window, fueling fear and a shared curiosity about a hidden danger. Arthur later reveals a past jealousy and peril tied to Aglae, his wife, whose mysterious reunion unfolds with supernatural overtones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wales
Arthur Montyn
Brecon
France
Llanhamuch
Walea
Bocke
Ayglae
Aglae
Count Chandier
Fle
Madrosa
Agine
Llanhamlach
Aglie
Arthur
Aglas
Sania
Sean
Aglao Hersio
England
Canker Worm Remedies and Orchard Clean-Up
A reader asks about remedies for canker worm damage to orchards and whether tarting trees harms them. The Utica Herald notes eggs hatch from May to mid May and recommends cleansing nests, destroying nests, and aggressive trapping. multiple methods exist but manual orchard sanitation is urged. A sideline mentions Fanny Fern and village anecdotes from Broadway and a school in Montreal highlighting American children, diet, and a courtroom joke about assault and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Pourrarr
Fanny Feux
Utica ‘Herald
New York
Fanny Fern
Broadway
James
Fanny
Ter Daugher
Westward Migration Humor and a Kitten Tale
A witty 19th century piece mixes advice on when to go West with bleak jokey depictions of frontier life. It warns spring travelers face fever while fall arrivals may freeze, then shifts to a roaming tale about resources and survival. A Indiana visit yields a kitten ownership dispute among children, ending in an awkward but quaint family scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Cherry Creek
Rocky Mountains
Black Hills
Billey Moore
Tom
Long's Peak
Eorth
Mart
E. Muir
Faith
Dr. Mathews
Capt. Young
Archer
N. T. Jad
Aikin
Sam’l Aikin
Rockport Company
Missouri
Jericho
Indiana
Eddie
Bute Noon
Lis
Mumbai
Harris
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Weigs County
Eitry
D. C. Whaley
Denimt
Kiovrane
Nantesons
Jadien
Werle
Seth
Joe
Sipsy
Freerite Western Joernst of
Commereme
Wear Asrntcas Cumpann
Poughkeepsie Democrat
Montreal
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