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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1908

Page

9

McSherrystown notes and local moves in brief

Al Wagaman erecting a large cigar factory at Square Corner. Lewis Staub formerly of McSherrystown now with Geneva Ohio pitches for Altoona in the Tri-State League. Staub also played as Lewis Durham and once wore a Brooklyn uniform. Charles Felix and family move from New Chester to town. George F. Bender family and Charles Bair family visited New Oxford.

al. Wagaman Square Corner Lewis Staub Geneva Ohio Altoona Mr. Staub Lewis Durham Brooklyn Charles Felix New Chester George F. Bender Hilda Charles Bair Margie New Oxford

Round Hill Social Notes Brighten Easter Week

Residents share visits across Round Hill, Hampton, New Oxford and Idaville. Chronister and family visit Fitzgerald. Kraber plans Lancaster College after Easter. Naylor and Border attend events. musical lessons with Peter Griest. Baughman reports 76 eggs from three ducks in March. A red lily has 17 flowers on Wesley Miller’s plant.

Asher Chronister James Simpson Elsie Bessie Naylor Joseph Fitzgerald Robert Kraber Hampton Lancaster Business College Bessie Naylorj New Chester Mamie Border Albert Myers Frank Naylor Border Dealp Idaville Rev Chrisman Bendarsville Nellie Simpson Almaya J. L. Baughman

Burglars Strike Hanover Stores In Early Morning Theft

Burglars entered A. H. Melhorn and C. L. Trout shops in Hanover early today. Melhorn’s grocery and liquor store on Center Square was entered by forced front door, cash register rifled, about $2, liquor and goods stolen, safe not opened. Trout’s drug store on Carlisle Street entered by rear window, total takings unknown.

Hanover A. H. Melhorn C. L. Trout Melhorn Center Carlisle Street Center Square Trout’s Drug Store Carisle Street

Practical Paint Advices From Miller and Stouvan

E C Stouvan and George A Miller tout practical painting guidance for wood and white lead. The ad promotes L and M paint with a 10 to 15 year wear claim and cost around $1.20 per gallon. It cites Andrews ex mayor of Danbury Conn praising the product and notes distributors in York and surrounding regions.

E. C. Stouvan George A. Miller L. & M. Zine Andrews Danbury

First York Trip in 70 Years for West Manheim Farmer

Edward Raubenstine of West Manheim township York county made his first trip to York on Friday at age seventy. The journey served as his first steam car ride in his life, the second time ever riding a steam vehicle. His prior ride occurred years ago during a visit to Gettysburg.

Edward Raubenstine West Manheim Township York County York Gettysburg

Dr King’s New Discovery Aids Severe Lung Trouble

Bac Ky merchant J W Williams recalls near death from lung hemorrhages twenty years ago. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with a complete cure and long-term health. The remedy promises to cure coughs bronchitis and weak lungs with a money back trial offer by Ed Auker druggist.

J. W. Williams Bac Ed. T. Auker

Widow Covell sues Western Maryland RR for 50000

Mrs. Nettie A. Covell widow of George B. Covell a Western Maryland locomotive engineer killed in a collision near Westminster sues the Western Maryland Railroad Company in Baltimore City Courts for 50000.

Nettie A. Covell George B. Covell Western Maryland Westminster Western Maryland Railroad Company Baltimore

Buggies Offered by Bono Co for Professionals and Public

Bono & Co advertise a wide stock of buggies for professionals and serious buyers. They claim eight to sixteen years of use by customers, with both rubber and steel tires, and promise low prices. Visitors are invited to inspect the selection.

Bono & Co

Arnica Salve Heals Wounds and Sores Like Magic

Local resident L. S. Napier of Bugles Kentucky reports severe piles ten years ago and rapid cure after using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. He praises its effectiveness on wounds burns and sores and notes it cost 25 cents at Ed. T Auker’s druggist.

Deevil Bucklen Napier Bugles T Auker

Hope's New Romance Offered by The Philadelphia Sunday Press

Anthony Hope completes a new romance Sophy of Kravona or The Woman of the Red Star praised as superior to The Prisoner of Zenda. Publication starts April 22 in The Philadelphia Sunday Press with a free six color art supplement The Masque raders. readers urged to secure copies early.

Anthony Hope Sophy of Kravona Hope Philadelphia Sunday Press Sunday Press

Adams County Orphans Court notices set for April 21 1906

Administer accounts listed for confirmation and allowance in Adams County Orphans Court. Names include guardians, executors, and administrators for estates in Gettysburg East Berlin Littlestown Reading and surrounding townships. Reading township legatees and heirs invited to respond. D F Steffy register. Nether is hereby given to all legatees and others concerned.

Orphan's Court Adams County Charles S. Duncan Orphans’ Court John A. Noel Reuben Bittle Theodore Bittle Thomas Bittle Mountpleasant Township Isaac B. Asper Barbara Asper Latimore Township Noah Baker Michael L. Burgard Jacob Wm. Shearer Michael Livingston Jefferson Harmon Sophia O. Steinour Butler,township Bernie J. Feeser Wm. J. Feeser Littlestown Leah Smith Cornelius Smith Reading Township

Stomachs on Stilts and the Golden Medical Discovery

An old advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a stomach strengthener and breath freshener, claiming it cures weak stomachs without alcohol. A testimonial from Gordonville, Texas recounts dramatic recovery after eight bottles, praising renewed appetite and vitality and warning against substitutes. It ends by touting Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation.

R. Pierce Golden Medical Deore Omo Dussal Gordonville Exaa Pierce

McSherrystown Street Plan Opens West North Street

An 1906 ordinance authorizes laying out opening and extending West North Street from Church Street to the borough western boundary at Plum Creek. It fixes the center line and 24 foot side boundaries and provides for damages and benefits to be ascertained by law.

West North Street Church Street Borough of McSherrystown Plums Creek Plum Creek Said Street A. D A. O Rice John L. Beltz, JR James H. Poist

Estate of Joseph J. Wemler notice to debtors and creditors

The administrator for the heirs of Joseph J. Homler, late of Mountpleasant township, Adams county, Pa, requests immediate payment from those indebted and urges those with claims to present them properly authenticated for settlement. L. K. Miller, Agent, P.O. New Oxford, Pa. April 6, 1906.

Joseph J. Wemler Joseph J. Homeler Mountpleasant Township Adame County L. K. Miller P.O New Oxford

Executor's Notice for John A Noel Estate in Oxford Township

Letters testamentary granted to U J Fank executor in Irishtown Adams County Pennsylvania. Creditors must pay debts to avoid probate delays and all claims must be properly authenticated for settlement. Attorney J J Williams of Gettysburg handles the matter.

John A. Noel Oxford Township Adames County Pennsylvania U.jd. Fank Irishtown Pat Qe

Gettysburg Mutual Fire Insurance seeks fire insurance copies

The Gettysburg Mutual Fire Insurance Company invites applications for fire insurance. Apply to the nearest Director. Officers listed include W. C. Sheely president Gettysburg Thomas G. Neely vice president York Springs W. E. Kapp secretary Biglerville W. T. Ziegler treasurer Gettysburg A cash premium will be charged and it is hoped all assessments will be avoided BY ORDER OF THE BOARD J O Byerary Agent New Oxford

Gettysburg Mutual Fire Insurance Company W. C. Sheely Gettysburg Thomas G. Neely York Springs W.E. Kapp Biglerville W. T. Ziegler J.O. Byerary New Oxford

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