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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1908

Page

4

Oxforda therm SPUALISMED weekly Thursday by Fr J Smith

In this notice the publication advertises weekly service by Fr J Smith, with subscription terms 91 per year or 61.58 if paid in advance, and options for discontinuance, arrears, and advertising rates. It notes ABTBETIONENTS and Jos painting services for various labels to posters, with a December 31 1908 deadline.

Accidents and Tragedies Reported in Briefs

A 10 year old Altoona boy accidentally shot a playmate with a revolver thought unloaded. Fatal and near fatal injuries strike several across towns from pedestrial accidents to train incidents. Pearl Borring of New Florence is killed by a passing train. Locust Gap man Harry Erwin dies after being run over by a train. Reading Car inspector Peter Ferro killed by a train in Tamaqua. A trolley fall kills James Toughy. A Chestnut Grove child dies from scalding water injuries. State Live Stock Board notes 2368 animals killed in an aptious fever outbreak began Nov 9. Bridgeport sled accident ends in drowning. Brunswick car inspector Frederick Rohrbach fatally injured jumping a moving freight train. He leaves a wife in Knoxville.

Leroy Shaffer Altoona Richard Wood John Blair Holly Springs Pearl Borring New Florence St. Louie Limited Harry Erwin Locust Gap Ashland James Toughy Harrisburg State Live Stock Sanitary Board Bridgeport Charles Young Frederick Rohrbach Augusta Frederick County Brunswick Weverton Rohrbach Knoxville

Tragic Train Death Near Lancaster Claims A.J. Caffrey

A.J. Caffrey of St. Louis was fatally struck by a passenger train on the P R R near Lancaster at Birc in Hand. An unusual remnant note mentions medical topics and a local drug claim for Dr. King's New Life Pills priced 25c at Auker's drug store.

A.J. Caffrey St. Louis P. R.R Birc Lancaster Dr. King Hd. T. Auker

Auctioneering services offered by Chas. W. Rinehart

The undersigned offers auctioneering services for personal property or real estate with reasonable prices and satisfaction guaranteed. Based in Irishtown, the ad invites trial of services and states the auctioneer is Chas. W. Rinehart.

Chas. W. Rinehart Irishtown

Adams County Orphans Court accounts set for review

Notice to legatees and interested parties that administration accounts will be presented at the Orphans Court of Adams County Pennsylvania for approval and allowance on January 1, 1909. First and final accounts listed include Howard M. Shaffer and Cora M. Eckert executors of Albert Shaffer. C D Smith executor of Caroline Sanders. Maria Helena Brtter administratrix of Maria E. Carver. Franklin M. Spangier administrator of Harriet Miers. D. F. Speffy, Register.

Orphans’ Court Adams County Howard M. Shaffer Cora M. Eckert Albert Shaffer Conewago Township Adams Peas C.D. Smith Caroline Sanders McSherrystown Maria Helena Brtter Maria E. Carver Gettysburg Franklin M. Spangier Harrier Miers Reading Township Pennsylvania D. F. Sfeffy

Election Notice at Farmers and Merchants Bank

Stockholders of Farmers & Merchants Bank of New Oxford Adams County Pennsylvania are notified of the annual election of eleven directors for the ensuing year. Voting will be at the banking house on Monday January 21, 1908, between hours to 4 o clock p m. Jas W Barnitz cashier.

Famers & MeecuaxtTs Bann New Oxford Adams County Jas. W- Barnitz

Blacksmith John Stormer Shots Wiffa and Kin Then Kills Self

John Stormer a Johnstown blacksmith about 35 years old shot his wife’s brother and his wife Mr and Mrs William Kurtz. He then shot himself. The wounded may survive with uncertain outcome for Kurtz.

John Stormer Johnstown Sanday William Kurtz Stoner Kurtz

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