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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
9
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Benj N Lively a painter for Kayser Ellaman Philadelphia cites Tanlac as enabling his return to work after long illness. He describes nervous dyspepsia and poor digestion, reporting improved stomach appetite sleep and energy following the medicine sold by T Auker.
A public sale at the late residence of Emma E. Gross in Tyrone Township Adams County offers two horses a sorrel mare and a bay horse with harness, a wagon and gear, farm implements, furniture including a six legged drop leaf table, a Singer sewing machine, beds and linens, kettles and crocks, dishes and cookware, rugs and more. Sale begins at 1 o'clock sharp with a credit on sums of five dollars and up. Administratrix Mary FE Rupp conducts. Clerk C QO Chronister oversees.
Edward Brooks wins a 1837 plurality over Con freeman Brodbeck in the Twentieth district as tallied by York county Return Judges Stuck and Stout. Brooke total 14462 vs Brodbeck 13525 with Adams county adds 1487 to Brooks by 37? The report also notes potato price regulation and a fatal accidental shooting near Delroy, plus a $200 verdict against Vox Baking Co in a separate breach case.
Mrs. Emeline Hoffman of York Pennsylvania reports years of stomach and liver misery with dizziness heart pain yellow complexion and poor appetite ending after Tonall. She says she can eat meals enjoy them and her nerves are fine. Testimonial dated Sept 7 1918 from Ed Auker’s Drug Store New Oxford.
The undersigned offers 4 mules and horses, a black horse, a colt, 10 head of cattle with several cows to freshen, 35 hogs with pigs due in January and February, farming implements including a lever harrow and yoke harnesses. Sale at 1 o'clock with ten months credit or five percent discount for cash. Serenus C Sen., Win. Ensor, auctioneers.
Notice to all persons not to trespass on lands of the undersigned for hunting or any other purpose. Offenders will be prosecuted. Signatories include Mrs Margaret Frazier of New Oxford Borough and Oxford Township. W A Cashman, G Smith, Hillary A Smith, Kinchart Farm, Hamilton Township. John H Shanabrook, Straban Township. Fla Gintier, Oxford Township. A Carbaugh, Oxford Township. Mrs Zora Miller, Mt Pleasant Township.
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