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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1907
Page
8
We have received another large shipment of Screen Doors and Sashes. Demand will be heavy as weather warms. The assortment is the best ever seen in this city. Special prices on all sizes offered, meaning savings if you buy here.
Regular items and mantels, 5¢ 10 inch Trimo Gas Wrench at 65¢, 3 piece Children's Set with shovel rake and hoe 8c, 6 rolls Toilet Paper 25¢. Includes Near Cut Glass Berry Bowls 10¢, Thin Brown Glass Lemonade Sets 99c, glass vases 10c, six white porcelain cups 25¢, Cemetery Flower Vases 15¢, English Dinner Plates 4c, Ewer Roll Top Wash Bowl and pitcher 63¢. Remarkably low price on nickeled copper teakettles and copper wash boilers. Split to highlight sale value.
For years we have set the standard in general hardware dealing. Our stock comprises only the very best to be obtained, and when you need any of this class of goods you will do well to come and see us, look over our big stock and get our prices.
A seller highlights extensive experience and a wide range of stock including ordinary grades and the very best Haviland. They claim customers can easily find exactly what they want due to their large selections.
In stock is a wide range of everyday items including lawn mowers washing machines brooms watches clocks cutlery rope belt ing glass paint putty oils varnish albastine linoleum oil cloth bicycles baseball goods and hundreds more daily needed articles.
County commissioners and Steubenville and East Liverpool Railway Co officials reached Friday night a broad agreement on upgrading routes north of the city. The plan includes paving 14 feet of tracks between Costoria and Jeddo, proposing a second boulevard track to ease crowd handling on major holidays, and extending double tracking along the boulevard to improve travel and accommodate larger crowds.
A compilation from the Steubenville and Jefferson county assessors shows total wealth in the county reaches 0,294,230. Principal items include 5,682 horses valued at 427,200 and 10,891 cattle at 218,165 with total personal property and credits contributing to the grand sum. Other notable totals cover pianos, merchandise, bonds, and money drafted or invested, reflecting a broad enumeration of livestock, goods, and financial assets overseen by the county auditor’s office.
The McDonald Coal Company takes over the old Willow Grove mine on the Pan Handle, near Sturzeon, and begins operations with about fifty acres under control. First day output reached around fifty tons with plans to hit 300 tons daily soon as ventilation improves and pumping ends.
The Christian Advocate cites Rev Thomas Wood of Cadiz stating racer Florence Nightingale owner Mr Glover did not offer earnings to the Missionary Society. The owner's offer to his own church was not accepted and no funeral services were held for the horse. Two Steubenville Methodist pastors report inquiries from distant points seeking denial of the prior reports. The Norwegian-Danish Methodist Journal editor in Chicago denounces misrepresentation.
Chief of Police Zimmerman arrived from Cleveland last evening with Frank McClellan in custody, accused of robbing Tom McNeal of $40. McClellan pleads not guilty and is remanded to jail for a hearing. Arrest followed Rockwood races. John Vantilberg, charged with obtaining money under false pretenses on a forged time order near Port Homer, also remanded awaiting a hearing. None of Vantilberg’s relatives have come to help.
A reflective line notes that a man who makes no enemies is like a post hole hidden after dirt is shoveled back in, implying quiet significance or unnoticed utility.
Alice Davis 34 wife of Joseph Davis of Yorkville died at the family home after a stomach cancer illness. Funeral Sunday at two in Tiltonsville cemetery. Boleslaus Txzeciakowski 20 single Polish native died last night on North Eighth street from blood poisoning.
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