Town and Country public sale and local notices
Public sale at National Hotel Friday March 27. Births in Qualityville and near the toll gate Pitt street. Hanover factory to make plow handles. Various local business updates and social notices. Town council to hire extra night policemen. Gas pollution lawsuit against Gettysburg Gas Co. and a newspaper ad promotion for bargains.
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National Hotel
Hanover
Wall Paper
Harry C. Gilbert’s
Eagle Hotel
Gettyab
Stephen Wolf
Toll Gate
Pitt Street
Gettysburg
Hitcshew
Currie KE Dixnut's promotes diverse cafe fare
A fragmented menu lists beef tongue and oysters in all styles, clam soups, ham tongue and cheese sandwiches, and ice cream. It mentions soiled crab and beverage names, with unclear cafe branding, suggesting a storefront or dining notice for Curie area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Currie KE Dixnut
Ceater Buuare
Wrapper Factory to Open on Pitt Street
The wrapper factory purchased by Mr. Jacob Heltzel and moved to his building on Pitt Street will be put in operation on next Monday. All who seek employment should report for duty Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Heltzel
Pitt Street
Optician H B Rubin Visits New Oxford for Eye Examinations
Mr H B Rubin, the optician known for fitting eyeglasses in New Oxford, will be at the Hotel Oxford Tuesday April 7 from 9 am to 9 pm to examine eyes and fit glasses. Special engagements possible for Wednesday April 8, and he will also be in East Berlin Saturday April 4 and Litslestows Thursday April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H B. Rubin
New Oxford
Oxford
Rubig
East Berlin
Request for Subscription Payments This Month
A plea asks all subscribers to remit owed amounts during the current month to cover large April bills and fulfill existing obligations.
Wed Evening Wedding in Gettysburg Unites Horner and Polhemus
Hymenial notice reports Mrs Ollie J Horner of Gettysburg and James H Polhemus of Greenville 8 C married Wednesday evening in Gettysburg by Rev W T Rue. They will reside in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie J. Horner
Gettysburg
James H. Polhemus
Greenville
8. C
W. T. Rue
Bouth
Quiet home wedding in Huntington and Hanover regions
A quiet home wedding united Clara Neely of Huntington township and W H Hardman of York Springs at the Neely residence with Rev Frank Heilman officiating. Mae Rouser and Joseph Nau were married at 9 pm Sunday at Hanover church parsonage by Rev J Emory Weeks. The couple will reside in Littlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R Neely
Huntington Township
Clara
W. H. Hardman
York Springs
Frank Heiltan
Mae Rouser
Mary J. Rouser
Hanover
Joseph Nau
John Nau
Littlestown
Mr. Church
J. Emory Weeks
Local couple towed by wedding mishap in Littlestown
Mr Edward Bair and Miss Amande Williams were married last Wednesday at the home of the britk in Kump. The report notes the Littlestown ticket office assistant and his bride began their life together amid a small ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bair
Littlestown
Amande Williams
Kump
Marr
The
Britk
Gettysburg Pair United in Marriage by Rev Rice
Oscar A. Lupp and Miss Lizzie V. Fisel of Gettysburg wed on Sunday in a ceremony conducted by Rev 8. L. Rice. The bride and groom reside in Gettysburg and the union was performed in a local church with community attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar A. Lupp
Lizzie V. Fiscel
Gettysburg
8. L. Rice
Business Changes Revamp Oxford Hotel and Hoards of Local Moves
National Hotel changes hands as Walt Olewine departs for Hampton and F L Fleshman takes over the Center Square property renaming it Hotel Oxford. The overhaul includes steam heat and new furnishings as son in law George Sunday’s daughter Laura joins the new Eagle Hotel management. Other local relocations involve Bosserman, Duttera, Feiser, Colestock, Livingston and Rabine family moves, plus a series of small estate and business transfers across Pitt Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt S. Olewine
National Hotel
Pitt Street
Hampton
Olewine
F. L. Fleshman
Eagle Hotel
Center Square
Oxford
Fleshman
Charles Hersh
Hanson Hersh
Oxford Township
Laura Sunday
Geo. Sunday
Hersh
Bosserman
Philadelphia Street
M. G. Colestock
B F. Gise
Spring Grove
Colestock
I. W. Livingston
Philip Myers
M. J. Smith
York
Prudential Life Insurance
J. &. Eckert, Baker
O. A. Smith
M.D. Diehl
Hanover Street
Weaver Mfg. Co
Leo F. Smith
Peters Street
Mr. Eckert
C. Geo. F Rabine
F. M. Miller
K. D. Snyder
J. H. Brown
Swart
Hartman
Rabine
Philadelphia
Jacob Wehler
Hanover
Deaths in York County and Mo Sherrystown area
Elizabeth Lippy mother of Mrs. Lewis E Goodenberger of Abbottstown died at York Road Station York county at age 66 from pneumonia. John J Staub of North street Mo Sherrystown died aged about 66 from paralysis after a long illness. Civil War veteran and former prisoner in 165th Pennsylvania, survived by wife four sons and three daughters and several siblings. Married about 36 years ago to Catharine Lawrence.
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Elizabeth Lippy
Lewis E Goodenberger
Abbottstown
York Road Station
York County
John J. Staub
North Street
Sherrystown
165Th Pennsylvania
Joseph
Burt
Charles
McSherrystown
John
Mt. Rock
Nellie
Adam Staub
Catharine Lawrence
John Lawrence
Widow of Simon Bishop Dies in Littlestown at 77
Mrs Catharine Bishop widow of the late Simon Bishop of Littlestown died Wednesday from a complication of diseases aged 77 years 10 months and 18 days She is survived by one daughter Miss Laura Deceased was a daughter of Solomon Stonesifer She was married in 1841 to Simon Bishop who died about five years ago
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Margaret C. Crosta
Charles Crosta
Gettysburg
Edward
Charles A
Denver
Col
John
Philadelphia
Mary
Kate Williams
Los Angeles
Cal
Eva C. Noel
Chas. Schleicht
Crosta
Adame County
Mt. Pleasant Township
Irishtown
Catholic Cemetery
Catharine Bishop
Simon
Bishop
Littlestown
Laura
Solomon Stonesifer
Simon 8. Bishop
Death notice for Mrs. Margaret A Sheely aged 59
Departed from this life at the residence of Mr Oliver Spangler Littlestown after an illness of one week from La Grippe Mrs Margaret A Sheely aged 59 years and 15 days Her husband the late Jacob Sheely died June 4 1897
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Oliver Spangler
Littlestown
la Grippe
Margaret A. Sheely
Jacob Sheely
Adams Woman of Hunterstown Died at Home in 84th Year
Mrs. Wm. A. Adams wife of Capt. W. A. Adams of Hunterstown died at her home Thursday night after infirmities of old age in her 84th year. The funeral was held Saturday morning with interment at Arendtsville.
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Wm. A. Adams
W. A. Adams
Hunterstown
Arendtsville
Personal notices from Hanover area residents
Mrs Matilda Lawrence visits her sister while Mrs Catharine Klunk comes from McSherrystown. Master Martin Myers stays with grandmother Mrs J E Myers as Win Wiest and wife visit. John Deatrick, hostler for Dr J L Sheetz, joins Mr N M Dicks to Sparrow Point Md for work. D H Myers and wife with Wilber N Myers prepare sale then depart. Annie to join W N in the city but remains briefly. Dr C M Swartz from Detroit visits his father Ma J O Swartz in Philadelphia street. Rev Father Reudher assists at Forty Hours Devotion in Hanover early week.
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Matilda Lawrence
Near Town
Catharine Klunk
McSherrystown
Martin Myers
Williams’ Mill
J. E. Myers
Win, Wiest
Hanover
John Deatrick
J. L. Sheetz
N. M. Dicks
Sparrow
C. M Swartz
Detroit
Mich
Ma J O. Swartz
Philadelphia
Father Reudher
Local Folks Visit Relatives In York County Areas
Rev. Geo A Livingston and wife Felton of York County spent a few days with his parents Mr and Mrs Edward Livingston near town this week. Misses Dessie and Borgie Lawrence of Littlestown spent Sunday with the family of Mr and Mrs N Lingg near Miss Linsie Kerrigan of Cedar Ridge spent a few days with her sister at Ham over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Livingston
E Felton
York County
Edward Livingston
Dessie and Borgie Lawrence
Littlestown
N. Lingg
Nea Town
Linsie Kerrigan
Cedar Ridge
Hamover
Steffie's Spring Opening Millinery Display on Carlisle Street
Exquisite millinery opening April 2 showcases trimmed and untrimmed hats for the season. Selected designs by an experienced milliner who recently spent weeks in leading houses of larger cities. Delights include correct designs at reasonable prices in every line. Visit Carlisle Street location.
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Carlisle Street
Adams County Sabbath School Convention Set for May 21-23
Adams County Sabbath School Association schedules annual convention at St Paul Lutheran church Biglerville on Thursday and Friday May 21 and 23. Each Sunday school in the county may send one delegate and state officers will attend to help make this the best convention yet held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County Sabbath School Association
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Biglerville
Working OverTime Eight Hour Laws Ignored
Advertisement claims Dr. King's New Life Pills cure indigestion biliousness constipation sick headache liver and bowel troubles. Promises constant work day and night by tireless small workers. Sold for 25 cents at Randolph Wehrler's drug store.
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Dr. King
Randolph Wehler
Spring Sales Listings From March Events
March sales notices list items at various locales including Mrs. Ann E Hulick near New Chester stock and farm implements on March 27, F L Fleshman at Eagle Hotel New Oxford on the 28th, Mrs Peter Miller of New Oxford with household goods, X Hemler Ex r Mount Pleasant twp stock and implements on March 30, and B F Liversperge at Holte's mil Tyrone township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann E. Hulick
New Chester
Eagle Hotel
New Oxford
Peter Miller
F. X. Hemler
Mountpleas
B. F. Liversperge
Holte’s Mil
Tyrone Township
The Markets Report From New Oxford
Trade notes show prices for wheat and rye in New Oxford with several grain and hay items listed. No clear figures provided beyond the item names and brief descriptors in this OCR fragment.
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New Oxford
Z. H. Cashman
Timothy Hay
Scott's Emulsion Promoted for Lung Health Relief
An advertisement urges early treatment of consumption emphasizing lungs, weak land, and weeds analogy. It advocates Scott's Emulsion as the best lung fertilizer, salt pork as hard to digest, and stresses fresh air rest and steady, regular treatment for gradual improvement.
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Scott
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Town and Country
Ienac Geisler
Qualityville
L. H. Fackler
Farmers Bank of McSherrystown
Andrew Carnegie
Trinity Reformed Church
New Oxford Citizens Band
Calvin Good
Union Township
Sell’s Station
Ozias Sell
Amos Lough
West High Street
Curtis E Diehl
Treasury Department
Frank Shultz
Buchanan Valley
F. C. Rossman
Kingsdale
David Tipton
Cumberland Township
Gettysburg Gas Company
Rock Creek
Stevens’ Run
Fixm
J. Herman Pine
Coultrie Avenue
Ardmore, Pa
Lillian
Edmund Arnold Gardner
Philladelphia
Wm H. Gardner
Conewago
George F. Young
McIlhenny
Michael T. Wansem
Michael
C. E. Wehler
Levi Wehler
Daily Republican
Phoenixville
W. H. Sheely
Emmert
Wellsville
Evangelical Church of
C. J. Dirk
Bason
Salladasburg
Jersey Shore
Lycoming County
Eckert
Post Office Department
Joan A. Sheely
John H. Schwalm
Fot
New Oxford Cemetery Association
Z. H Cashman
A. C. Dieh
J. A. Ruff
J. W. Winand
W.F. Sheely
A. C. Diehl
Ellen Timmins
Matthew and
Thomas Timmins
Jacob Lawrence
Amelia Noel
Ells Jane Stahl
Samuel
Stahl
Reuben K. Sipe
Geo. W. Stahl
Edith
George Tressler
Martin Wildasin
Steffie
County
S. S. Association
Bath Kembla
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
N. Ys
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