Overstocked Buggy and Carriage Sale
LONG and WARREN offer price cuts on any buggy or carriage from five to ten dollars with one exception as they reduce overstocked stock.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1905
Page
3
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Advertised Cure for Lip Gore
Forced to Starve 5 E Leek of Concord Kentucky Bays describes twenty years of agony from a gore on the upper lip. He claims relief after using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve sold at Joe K Smock’s drug store for 25 cents. Dr George Knapp offers specialties of Vincennes with a note for a Common House event on Friday July 2 2 28th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Leek
Concord
Buckien
Joe K .Smock
George Kna
Speriali
Vincennes
Nappi
Apeciati Common House
Electric Bitters Restored Mrs Hunter After Typhoid
Mrs Anna Hunter of Pittsburg describes four weeks with typhoid and kidney trouble leaving her bent double until Electric Bitters restored her health and strength. She praises the remedy for stomach, liver and kidney disorders and notes it is sold at Joe K Smock's drug store for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hunter
Pittsburg
Joe K. Smock
Haddon Happenings From Carlisle News This Week
The Carlisle area hosts an all day meeting July 30 at Geo Wolfe's grave led by Elders Mitch ell and Mitchell from Norman Station and Coalmont. Gem melons from Haddon township reach local markets as growers report 150 acres with best flavor. first baskets shipped by John Unger then Charley Kneutts with rising sales and $1 per basket to growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Wolfe
Carlisle
M. G. Mitchell
Norman Station
T. W. Mitchell
Coalmont
Haddon Township
Sturday
John Unger
Charley Kneutts
W. J. Curtner
Oklahoma Territory
Frisco Land Co
Covington
Lucien
Greenup
Okla
Curtner
Galtry
Oklo
James Charles
Pittston
Solomon Deeble
M. R Morgan
Terre Haute
Charlés
Coal and Clay Co
Ed W. Akin
People’s Bank
James McConnell
Akin
Jim
McConnell
Ed W. Akin, Jr
Bailey McConnell
Elizabeth Harper
Ellis Greenfield
Claude Ellis
Louie J. Kixmiller
Alum Cave to reopen mining operations in Hymera area
Hymera notes that the Seifert company, owner of the Alum Cave coal land and the Pittsburg mine west of Shelburn, plans to work the fifth vein reviving the idle mine. Local interest rises as Mr Gilmour reports frequent visits suggesting action and potential treasure recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seifert Company
Pittsburg
Shelburn
Gilmour
Mr. Bush
Willfred
Little Giant News Briefs Include Births and Visits
A child named ten pounds was born Sunday morning to Mr and Mrs Jean Williams. Another ten pound boy was born Monday to Mr and Mrs William Smedley. Various locals visited relatives in Pleasantville Sullivan and Linton. Several attended a Sullivan show and a funeral for Wm Robinson of Linton affected Little Giant activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse D. Lanham
Miss Pearl Lanham
Miss Lanham
Lizzie Branham
Frank
Mary Pirtle
Tom Jenkins
G. B. McC
Charles W. Lisman
Carlisle
W. F. Lisman
Cynthia Jarrell
Herman W. Diekman
Theo
Mr. Lisman
M. R. Morgan
Wilkesbarre
Solomon Deeble
Carlisle Coal
Jean Williams
Herb Dale
Epperson
Liston
Mollie James
Corda Smedley
Brother Dale
Dave Crichfield
Madge Asrey
Linton
Sullivan
Thomas Shake
Pleasantville
Wm. Smedley
Etta McKee
Otha Holdson
Jim Holdson
Laz Neer
Jess Hale
Netta Sharp
Tennessee
Andrew Moore
Little Giant
Wm. Robinson
Diamond cure touted for consumption replacement remedy
Claims of a diamond cure for consumption are mixed with advertisements for Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds at drug stores in Paris and Tenn Hollister s Rocky Mountain Tea is also promoted with healing promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
W. T. McGee
Vanleer
Tenn
Dr. King
Joe K. Smock’s
Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised at Smock's drug store
Not a cent wanted unless cured. If sick, take Holisters Rocky Mountain Tea for a blessing to the human family and to stay well. Tea or tablets 5 cents. Beautify your complexion with little cost. For a smooth clear complexion with rosy cheeks take Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea 84 cents at Joe K Smock's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Joe K.smock
Joe K. Smock’s
Olliser
Joe K. Smock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Long & Warren
W. A. Bowers, Company
Haddon
The
Carlisle News
Mr. Morgan
Hymera
Hymera Herald
T. C. McClure
Gaston le Roy
France
le Roy
Jaritz
Rue Wintner
Tagedy
M, Quad
Clara Bedell
Graysville Street
Sullivan County
Ira Glidden
East Side Square, Sullivan, Ind
MEROM
Wabash
Chase & Sanborn
Central Station
No. 5
South Side
Ind
Col. Dear
T. B. Shaffer & Co
West Side
Dunlop
Mankedick
Beck
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