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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
2
Published every Friday by H J Smith Vert 281.00 per annum in advance 81.40 if not paid within the year No subscription discontinued unless at publisher option until all arrearages are paid Failure to order discontinuance at expiration will be a new engagement Advertisements inserted at reasonable rates Liberal reduction to annual advertisers Job printing of every description from small labels to large posters
Daniel Crouse of Butler Township was found dead in his barn last Tuesday after failing to respond to dinner. He had recently suffered brain fever and is believed to have died from that illness. He was about 50 years old.
Fairfield June 22. G E Brown freight agent at Fairfield Station went to meet the 3:20 p m train. While away, someone forced entry to the freight desk, smashed the lock and lid, and stole a large sum belonging to the express and railroad companies. Suspect identified as knowing the money was kept in the desk.
Regular session discussed street work at the Catholic church and repairs at the stand pipe and engine house. The Kell gate house will be torn down after vacancy on August first. Building expansion for J. N. Hersh storage was approved and paving concerns were noted. Bills totaling 8.55 were approved and adjournment followed.
Borough property owners must trim shade trees by July 1 as required by ordinance. Merchants are barred from selling cannon crackers toy pistols or any fireworks in violation of law. By order of Town Council Burgess Jxo. N. Hens.
A Maryland resident recalls consumption relief after Dr. King's New Discovery, touted for coughs and bronchitis with a promise to prevent pneumonia. Wehler's drug store sells bottles at 50 cents and 1.00, with a trial bottle free. Nearby New Jersey capitalists plan a Dillsburg imitation leather factory.
Advertisements tout Chamberlain's Pain Balm for sprains neck injuries and Lamb shoulder with promise of quick relief and savings. Randolph Wehler druggist sells both Pain Balm and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets praised for their natural laxative effect. A note mentions a potential move by German Baptist Brethren regarding Mt. Zion Church near Two Taverns to Gettysburg.
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