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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1906

Page

8

Vendetta on Church Street Ends in Fatal Shooting

Peter Ventresco, a railroad laborer, died at Gill hospital after being shot on Church Street near Adams. Joe Buccina, charged by Ventresco before his death, fled. a gunfight left multiple bullet holes around Buccina’s house and a wounded bystander. Police hunted Buccina through the night as investigators noted extensive firing and a possible feud between the two households.

Peter Ventresco Gill Hospital Church Street Adams Ventresco Kerr Veneresco Guiseppe Joe) Buccina Buccina Tme Tony Graci South Sixth Street Ico Joe Fuccina Vaneresca Buecina Vantreseo Venicesco Mercer Povd Matthews Mercer Fifth Slack Streets Boyd Market Street Ventresce Ruecina Bucciva Rock Scall Francesco Cortese Graci Gracci Seal Cortese Albam Scott Latte House of House of Vantresco Vantresco Buceina Vantresee Jos. Satvesburg South Fourth Street

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praised by Kentucky Man

A Bugles Kentucky resident Lincoln Na pier reports a ten year chronic ailment called piles cured by Bucklen's Arnica Salve after using less than a box. The advertisement claims it heals wounds burns and sores quickly and notes availability at Beall & Steele's druggists for 25 cents.

Bucklen Napier Bugles Beall & Steele's

Local notes and family visits in Steubenville area

Little Miss Helen Fausett is on the sick list. W R Johnson and wife were shop on Steubenville Saturday. Miss Fannie Goff visiting her sister Mrs Sravely of Mingo. Daniel Everson building a fine new residence in Rodzer's addition. Albert McGrew and Allen Carey spent Sunday in Mingo. Miss Pearl Tait spent Sunday with Mary Prichard. Ole Pickens calling on friends in Welleburg Saturday. Elmer Fell and wife and daughter were in Brilliant Saturday events. Elmer Skages returned home after weeks with his sister Mrs Albert Chapple. Horace Everson and wife were in Brilliant Saturday eve. Mrs T W Quinn and daughter Mrs Blanche Cook and Alma called on friends in Brilliant Sunday. Three cases of scarlet fever in town. Miss Jennie Gouch building a new house on High Street. Mrs William Jones spent Sunday with friends in the country. James McCrady of Pittsburg returned from visit with uncle Joseph Fawcett. Subscribe to the Herald Star at Robert Winney's restaurant or the Post Office. Extra papers for sale. Mrs Charles Hoover moving to High Street. Miss Bertha Watkins spent Monday with T W Quillen's family. Mrs Minnie Vale calling on friends in Brilliant Saturday eve. Mrs T P Burroughs of High St repairs and repainting two houses. Edward's children ill with scarlet fever. Mrs Dentz calling on friends near the Black House Monday. Jack Owens moved his family from Racine to Black House Run. Mrs William Leech seriously ill. Mr Glover moved his family from McKim's Run to Laughlin's addition.

Helen Fausett W. R. Johnson Steubenville Fannie Goff Sravely Mingo Daniel Everson Rodzer Albert McGrew Allen Carey Pearl Tait Mary Prichard Ole Pickens Welleburg Elmer Fell Elmer Skages Bethesda Albert Chapple Horace Everson T. W. Quinn Blanche Cook Alma Bribant Jennie Gouch High Street Wiliam Jones James McCrady Fittsburg Joseph Fawcett Herald-Star Robert Winney Charles Hoover Bertha Watkins T. W. Quillen Minnie Vale T. P. Burroughs High St Edward Glover McKim’s Run Laughlin’s

A Lucky Postmistress Endorses Dr King’s New Life Pills

Mrs Alexander of Cary Maine credits Dr King’s New Life Pills with keeping her stomach liver and bowels in perfect order. The remedy is promoted as painless purifiers infusing new life and is guaranteed by Beall and Steele druggists at 26 5 cents.

Mrs. Alexander Cary, Me Dr. King Beall & Steele

A Thousand Dollars Worth of Good

A. H. Thurnes of Buffalo Ohio reports years of kidney and bladder trouble and gravel. After using Foley's Kidney Cure he claims pain relief and complete improvement, saying it has done him a thousand dollars worth of good. Beail & Steele advertise the remedy.

A. H. Thurnes Buffalo Foley Beail & Steele

Wanted canvassers for large illustrated history book

Local opportunity offers 50 percent commission on the 1.50 retail price of a 500 page Illustrated History of the Destruction of San Francisco. Send 19 cents for a full canvassing outfit and start earning five to ten dollars daily. Address Post Office Box 7 New Cumberland West Virginia. Administrator’s notice of appointment appears for Mary Margretta Stone estate in Cross Creek township Jefferson County Ohio dated April 1 1906.

Notlice William J. Watt Salem Township Jefferson County Ohio Allie W. Watt Erskine & Smith San Francisco New Cumberland W. Va de Bonis Mary Margretta Stone Cross Creek Township Edward B. Stone Fred A. Stone

Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured In Three Days Claim

Morton Hill of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in every muscle and joint. After six weeks bedridden and eight physicians no relief was found until the Mystic Cure for Rheumatism. Immediate relief followed and she walked in three days. Sold by Henderson Drug Co and Steubenville Drug Co.

Morton Hill Lebanon Ind Henderson Drug Co Steubenville Drug Co

Liquid Cream Balm and Ely Bros Nasal Catarrh Cure

An advertisement claims Dean's Ointment stops eczema spread instantly relieves itching and permanently cures. It compares to Sly's Cream Balm and promotes Liquid Cream Balm for atomizers. It asserts cure of nasal catarrh, not drying air passages and notes trials of obstinate cases. Distributed by Ely Brothers of New York with spraying tube.

Draggiats Vy Mall LLY Brothers Warren Street New York Dean Ely Bros Warren St

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