Remarkable cures of recent date in Hunterdon County
A letter from Peter G. Eyck in Bissell, Hunterdon County, N J, praises Dr Lighthill for curing his long battle with bleeding piles after ten doctors failed. The account claims a radical permanent cure in less than four weeks with no pain. The piece also notes local notices and community events including church services and meetings, and mentions a church bell purchased for the Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Exston
Washington
Lithehl
Lighthill Advises Daily Consultation for Chronic Obstructive Diseases
The notice instructs that Lighthill can be consulted daily for chronic obstinate complicated diseases of the body, with Thursdays excluded. It indicates ongoing access to supervision or medical guidance for persistent ailments.
No. 144 Crescent Ave. Health Claims and Treatments
An advertisement describes medical treatments for deafness catarrh throat and tongue diseases cures for mental and nervous disorders skin rheumatic and vascular conditions with promises of painless permanent results and wide range of ailments addressed at a single address.
South Plainfield Transit Schedules and Local Notes
The Courier lists Schenck's stage times from Plainfield and return, with connections to Lehigh Valley trains, plus social notes on visits by Mattie Boice and Mr. and Mrs. Randolph, a school exhibition tomorrow, and various local visits and incidents including a near drowning and a homicide suspect in New Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenck
Plainfield
Courier Office
South Plainfield
Levigh Valley
MEW MARKET NOTES AND LOCAL SHIFTS
Justice Storms visits Plainfield on Tuesday. The Henderson place will be occupied as a winter barn, with building deferred to spring. The New Market Tennis Club has disbanded due to waning interest. Holy Innocents Church aims musicales in Friendship Hall after holidays to aid a repairs fund. Maxson Dagham cleared by Captain Grant after being questioned. A ten percent pay cut for Lehigh Valley employees earning over a thousand dollars yearly takes effect December 1 due to poor trade.
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W. C. Kasey
Suiliwel
Ideal Troupe
New York
Mr. Fletcher
Presbyterian Church
Peterson
Friendship End
Holston
Henderson Place
New Market Tennis Club
Ladies of Holy Innocents’ Church
Friendship Hall
Maxson Daghbam
Grant
Plainfield
Lehigh
Vailey
Effleet
Union County Freeholders Hold Regular November Meeting
Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders met on November 1, 1894 at 2 30 P M with 15 members present including Directors Hubbard and freeholders Badgley Clark Ehrlich Haddey Howard Krouse Littell Miller Orden Rosl Swain Tier Westcott Woodruff and absent Hulskamper Morrell. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved. Louis Quien County Engineer reported completed road work by William Chamberslain totaling 51778? dollars with amounts and retentions noted. the communication was placed on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Chosen Freeholders
County of Union
Forrieran
Board of Chosen
Hubbard
Freeholders
Badgley
Clark
Ehrlich
Haddey
Howard
Krouse
Littell
Miller
Hulskamper
Freeholder
Swain
Wood
Albert Merrck
Rahway
Haliday
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Corson
Chiinon
B. J
Peter G. Eyck
Bissell, Hunterdon CO
HN. J
Lighthill
Davie
Hanterdon
Christien Endeavor Society
W. H. Carman
Bound Brook
Build and Loan Association
David Gray
Pond
Diver Beng
Roe de Hart
Newark
Hoa
Pennsylvania
Anche Tiomes Balkiy
Syracase
Potter Press Works
Frank Callen
Socialist Labor Party
Young
Brand
Jackonville
Fis
New
Mr. Bryan
OR. Lighthill
Crescent Ave
Mattie Boice
New Market
W. D. Randolph
Miss Soper
Rev. E. Thompson
Orsege County
F. L. Burke
Trenton
Jorgan
T. Laing
Danham
Telegraph Company
Maxson Dunham
Justice Storms
Louis Quien
County Enginee
E. D. Bape
W. J. Kirk
St. George's
Hood
Chilken
Herntsdorf
Norfolk
New Brunswick
Cts
Pet, Ae
BR. W. Rice & Co.’S
Mason’s Materi
Thorpe & Mins
Watchung Avenue
Schepflin, Schultz & Co
Manufacturers
Plainfield, N. J
Putnam & Deuraw
Benny
Nene Oren
Osa
Chikunga
Jeremah Manning
J. ¥. MacDonald
N. J
Coney
Commercial Palace
Edsall’s ‘Babcock Building
West Frat Street
Doane X Edsall
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