Local Classified Advertisements and Public Notices
Advertisements list various local notices including public sales by Beck and Delamarter and Joseph Miller Trustee, clothing investment by Miller and Wine erg, and mentions of Good Wine Cabr and Marx. Also notes Lost Bug, letters to D P Harter, Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, Dr Agnew, Special Sale, Local-10 Says, For Rent House and miscellaneous locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster-Milburn Co
Miller & Wine
Beck & Delamarter
Joseph Miller
Cabr & Marx
D. P. Harter
Winter Notes and Local News From Mar Neighborhood
Winter drifts persist as weather lore, local misprints and social quips mix with community notes. Residents include Mr. Lewis joining Bicycle Works and Mrs. McLaughlin bitten by her dog, plus school events, a planned reservoir condemnation, and a sleigh ride in Clarkeon. Neighborhood updates reveal injuries, literary clubs, and town developments.
Marriage License Notice for Chas. H. Delaney and Lucretia Meyer
Harrisburg residents Chas. H. Delaney and Lucretia Meyer obtain a marriage license. Also notes vaccination as a method to immunity from smallpox and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with claims of relief from constipation and digestion issues. Bottles priced 50 cents and one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Delaney
Lucretia
Meyer
Harrisburg
Elj Lick pastor to lead First Brethren church
Rev L A Bazlett of Elk Lick Pa has been called to lead the First Brethren church in this city to succeed Rev J M Tombaugh who departs for Pittsburg Anennetann Banigge is noted as a corner stone raid at the Williamsport WB church with Rev P E Ayres presiding elder in attendance Also Rev Hutchinson of Waynesboro and Rev S E Richardson of Cook Park participated A bid paper coins and other articles were placed in the cornerstone
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L A. Bazlett
Elk Lick
First Brethren Church
J. M Tombaugh
Pittsburg
Anennetann Banigge
Williamsport
P E. Ayres
Artisle
Ev Hutchinson
Waynesboro
E Richardson
Hhenewed
Leese
Lester
Cass
Hia
Ordway
Music 1
Beep That Couch Feature of Expectorant Declared Helpful
A local note promotes White Pine Expectorant for coughs colds bronchitis and general throat relief. Available at Sibd oly in So Sebindel Druggisy WEN Potomac st with suggested strong relief claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jung
Sibd Oly
Sebindel
Wen
Potomac St
Death by Own Gun Near Blue Ridge
Lewis A. Bierly, a mountain laborer and habitual drinker, shot himself in the kitchen at his home near Blue Ridge on Sunday shortly before 11 o clock. He had previously warned his wife and others with the line death by own action. Coroner and jury ruled the death an instantaneous self inflicted gunshot wound to the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tye
Lewis A. Bierly
Blue Ridge
Bierly
Wituesses
Couner
Ste
Teachers Committee Seeks $18,000 Salary Increase
President Houser of the Teachers' Association appointed a committee to ask County Commissioners for an $18,000 raise for salaries, longer school year, and janitors' fees. The district list includes Bowser, Waltinger, Burr, Youns, Richards, McBride, Spessard, and many others with Mr. Carl named chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houser
Teachers’ Association
J. B. A. Bowser
J. D Waltinger
Amands Burr
C B Youns
Maxwell Richards
G W McBride
B. A Spessard
Z. It
Lamar
C. G. Leiter
T. B. Koontz
C. EB. Miller
G H. Sprecher
C. H. Minnebraker
Jobo Masters
M L Bachtel
C. A. Weagley
Florence Albert
W&. Delauder
T.8
Newman
J W. D Seignan
C. Miller
Sarah I. Adams
B. Metcalf
EK Car
Aura Schindel
Mr. Carl
Baltimore patrolman resigns after excited refusal to work
Patrolman Dixon N. Garlinger’s resignation was accepted Saturday after an animated scene in the ante room. He claimed Captain Gettings assigned him night duty and declared he would not work tonight before notifying officials. Garlinger had been appointed on November 23, 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon N. Garlinger
Baltimore
Gettings
Poe
Patrohman Garlinger
New Remedy Trial Promises Sobriety Independence
Deputy Barber promotes a new medical remedy claiming it prevents disturbances while keeping the user sober. He plans another trial, pledging funds for the experiment and inviting inquiries by phone on 4-31-44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber
Miss Edith entertains classmates at Wayview Farm
Miss Edith hosts a small gathering at Wayview Farm near town for classmates Carrie Stover, Huchael McGleary, Cora Earhart, and Matye McCune. The informal visit featured light refreshment and conversation among peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Wi. Benchef
Wayview Farm
Town
Carrie Stover Huchael McGleary
Cora Earhart
Matye McCune
Free Library reports high patrons and new Bakersville branch
In January 2059 the library averaged about 200 books taken daily, signaling strong patronage. A Bakersville branch has been opened with R A Petrie in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Library
Bakersville
R A Petrie
Appointed Aide in Army General staff
Goloney M. A. Embick of Rolling Springs has been appointed an aide on the staff of General Torrance, commander in chief of the Army. Col Eubick is brother of Mrs. EB. W. Byers of Wil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goloney M. A.embick
Rolling Springs
Hsa
Gen. Torrance
Col Eubick
EB. W. Byers
Williamsport
Wages Raised at W. M. Shops Alarm Officials
About 35 workers at the W. M. shops were told their wage rates rose from 310 to 10 per mark amid fear and unrest among officials of the road. The report notes the gesture as gratifying and the workers remained hopeful despite tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M
Heirs Sell George Prick Property in Waynesboro to Groh
The estate of the late George Prick has sold property in Waynesboro to C F Groh of Hagerstown on private terms. Groh plans to occupy the house around March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Prick
Waynesboro
Tod C F. Groh
Hagerstown
Groh
Tosaos Ont Riders Thrown From Horse in Western Pike Incident
Ont rider Roy Helferstay and Irvin Middlekeuff were on the Western pike when their horse bolted tossing them into a basket and fleeing. Toy walked home after the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Helferstay
Irvin Middlekeuff
Toy
Don’t Think Your Case Is Incurable
Don’t think because you have taken many remedies in vain that your case is incurable. You have not taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It has cured many seemingly hopeless cases of scrofula catarra Theana tiem kidney complaint dyspepsia and general debility. What this medicine has done for others it can do for you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Wheeler's Cure Boosts Pain Balm Sales Story
In winter of 1895 R Wheeler of Northwood N I suffered severe rheumatism all over his body. After applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm he improved quickly and has since worked steadily. Sold by Wareham's City Pharmacy and The Central Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atv
Record of Deaths in Sharpsburg and Nearby Areas
Miss Mary C. Marshall, 30, died Sunday at her Sharpsburg home. Survived by mother Mrs. Henry Myers and several sisters and brothers. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM from the Lutheran church, Rev. A. A. Kerlin officiating, interment at Lutefon cemetery. Also noting the deaths of Engar Grossnickle, 12, at his father Jseph Grossnickle's home after pneumonia. Funeral Wednesday 10 AM at Fahroey's Church. Mrs. Spielman, about 30, died Sunday near Cherlton of consumption, survived by husband and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Marshall
Sharpsburg
Lutheran Church
Henry Myers
Geo. Knight
Hut
Gimp
Sample’s Manor
William
Va. Edward
Sample’ Manor
Juutheran
A. A. Kerlin
Lutu- Fon
Engar Grossnickle
Jseph Grossnickle
Paeumonia
Maynard
Harry
Wen. Kretzer
John Wolfkill
Kate
Blanchest
Fahroey
Chimney Fire at James Street House Sparks Double Alarm
A chimney fire at 293 James Street owned by Rev W D Warver and tenanted by Henry Eyerhart and Bra Gunier triggered a second alarm as gale winds hampered crews. Firefighters used First Hose and Western Enterprise extinguishers, with delays from a stalled freight train and a burned alarm box on Sunday. A black hat was lost by a hoseman, and the alarm system failed to register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James St
W.D Warver
Henry Eyerhart
Joseph
Gunier
Tir
Enterprise
W. Church St
W.M
Anvictamsa
Hose Ali
Fierce drive over ice proves hardy team arrival
Mr Bliss Malotte and Mr Kimber traveled from Waynesboro this morning with the Malotte blind mare, covering over 14 miles of ice covered roads in an hour and thirty minutes. The trip was described as fine sleighing for a very rough horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss Malotte
Mr. Kimber
Waynesboro
Malotte
Death of Mrs Rose Beckley in Williamsport area
Mrs Rose Beckley died Sunday evening at her brother in law Frank Kerahner Halfway aged 39 after several days illness of heart failure. Survived by brothers Richard Perry Charles Luther Bissell Halfway sisters Mrs Martin Startzman Mrs Andrew Kershner. Body to Halfway home of Mr Startzman. Funeral Thursday at 1 pm at Union church Selway with Rev. Keller and Rev. Gaver. Interment Rose Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Beckley
Frank Kerahner
Mulberry Jr
Lutheran Church
Williamsport
Richard
Perry
Charles
Martin L. Startzman
Andrew Kershner
Halfway
Luther
Bissell
Scout
Startzman
Union Church
Selway
Keller and
Gaver
Rose Hill Cemetery
Minneapo lis Lawyer Frederick C Cook Visits City
Frederick C Cook of Minneapolis visits his mother on Photo Min avenue after a long absence. A successful lawyer, he notes the cold reached about 30 below, with a February thaw bringing the temperature to 22 below at his departure. He plans to travel to Washington next, greeted warmly by friends who wish him better fortune in the year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick C Cook
Minneapolis
Washington
Baltimore American notes expanding First Regiment units
The Baltimore American reports plans to add another company to the city unit and reorganize the Frederick company with a new company at Aston. Col Little would command 11 companies in this regiment. A hospital corps for the First Regiment is also under discussion, signaling a strong military spirit and potential further organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Frederick
Aston
Fire alarm wire hazards linked to Baltimore street blaze
Shortly before 6 o clock Sunday morning the fire alarm struck four times when the alarm wire touched an electric wire at Potomac and Baltimore. A number of persons narrowly escaped shock as Rev. Kenrick's boy nearly touched one end before Lieut. Alexander warned him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Baltimore
Rev
C Kendrick
Lieut
Alexander
Captain Byron Home From Philippines After Boxer Experience
Captain J C Byron of the regular army arrived home Saturday night from Washington where he reported at the War Department. He has just returned from the Philippines after two years away and shares experiences, especially from China during the Boxer trouble. Byron expects a leave of absence and a stationing in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Byron
Regular Army
Washington
War Department
Philippines
China
Byron
Humrichouse Shows Signs of Recovery in Washington
Mr. C. W Humrichouse aged near 78 next month, who suffered a slight paralytic stroke in Washington, rallied yesterday evening and is expected to recover. Attendants include his son Dr JW Humrichouse, the city, and Br Tabor Johnson of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W Humrichouse
Washington
Humrichouse
JW. Humrichouse
Br Tabor Johnson
Don Gordon Stars In Vogel’s Big Minstrels On Wheel
Don Gordon touted as the world’s greatest trick bicycle rider performs with Joby W. Vogel’s Big Minstrels. He rides a wheel with gold and silver spokes as the scenic equipment features prominently in the show. The music and singing receive praise.
Likeness of W. H Caldwell on Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin
Ad copy touts a portrait of W. H Caldwell M.D. on each bottle of Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. Promotes use for constipation and as a regulator of stomach and bowels. Prices listed as 50c and 100c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell. M.D
Caldwell
Groundhog Shadow Prediction In Blizzard Weather
The article recalls Groundhog Day beliefs about seeing a shadow and six weeks of bad weather, noting the blizzard and cold temperatures. It reports ice on streets, sleighing improving, and several sleigh accidents with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groundhog
Symbols and Coal Talk in a West End Railroad Scene
Dream books and symbols of love fascinate readers in a West End railroad street scene. A tender man hurls coal at a cabin where a dark eyed maiden dwells, sparking whispers about love and mystic meanings in the exchange. The neighbors ponder the conveyed message as the tale remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Sno
Personal notices from Waynesboro and area
Miss Bessie Householder spends time with grandmother Mrs. Ron Cook in Waynesboro. Rev T A Johnson and wife visit Mr Johnson's parents in Brooklyn New York. Rev Theo D Mead of Baltimore visits Williamsport. Miss Anne McLaughlin of Marion and Dison visits Miss Louise Zeller. Mr Charles H Bowers, a school teacher, recovers mobility. Mrs Frank Tenley of Baltimore visits her mother Mrs Henry Kauffman in Elizabeth Street. Mr John Titcomb of Rutland Vermont visits sister Miss Mary L Titcomb. Miss Talis Burrington Eastern Shore revisits relatives after nine years. Mrs T W Saramous, Miss Nina, Edos McCardell return from Ballinore. Mr and Mrs W A McCardell and Mr and Mrs O D McCardell return from New York trip. Mr and Mrs E K Brown return to Downsville after visiting A D Frownfelter. Miss Emma Thompson of Baltimore visits Mrs M P Stout in Sharpsburg. Clyde Shank, assistant mail carrier to Upton Emerson Glass, suffers an injured arm after being run over by Pioneer horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Householder
Ron Cook
Waynesboro
T. A Johnson
Joheson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Theo. D. Mead
Baltimore
St Williamsport
Anne McLaughlin
Maron and
Dison
Louise Zeller
Charles H. Bowers
W. A. McCardell
O. D McCardell
New York
EK. A. Brown
Downsville
D. Frownfelter
Thia City
Emma Thompson
M. P. Stouts
Sharpeburg
Clyde Shank
Upton Emerson Glass
Arun
Rev Spangler Kieffer Celebrates Sixtieth Birthday
Zion Reformed Church pastor Rev Spangler Kieffer turned sixty today amid warm wishes from friends and admirers. A quiet family gathering was held at his home, with Mrs W T Lewis of Rutherford RN J and Mr and Mrs Gloria Kieffer and daughter of Frederick among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bieffer
Spangler Kieffer
Zion Reformed Church
W. T. Lewis
Rutherford, RN. J
Gloria Kieffer
Frederick
Wooden Leg Smashes in Canal Yard Arrest
Parl Malotte living along the canal near erever's was arrested in WW MM yards by Constable Frosh for drunkenness. He tried to board a train. his crutch slipped and the leg was crushed under a car. He was dragged by the car when Charles Snyder pulled him free. a message sent to police. Malotte reportedly regained consciousness as Frisk placed him under arrest. charge to be filed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parl Malotte
Erever's
Frosh
Charles Snyder
Massange
Malotte
Frisk
Revarred Court Reversal Sends Boys Home Upright
Two young country boys with a basket sleigh performed a car track evolution at the Courthouse and ended on their heads while the Chief Judge of the Orpheus Court reversed their case. No one was hurt. Mr. Fred Clement, once a local printer now in Philadelphia, married December to Miss Jennetta Hunt of Philadelphia. A Well Street panic, likened to a man’s grasp of constipation, is noted along with Caldwell’s Setup Pepsia advertised as a cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheus’ Court
Cost
Fred Clement
Philadelphia
Jennetta Hunt
Well Street
Caldwell
UBLIC
Tughmaninn
Washington
Couny
Circuit Court
Washinton County
Joseph Miler
Hagerstown
Macyland
Vcluck
Altpie
Washington County
Tighmanton
Elizavathier
Naie
Joseph Miller
Armstrong
Camp Fire Opening Draws Delegations to Armory Fair
The A. T. H& L. Go and Wayne Band led a large Waynesboro delegation to the Camp Fire and Fair of Company B in the armory. They arrived by special train, were greeted with applause, and presented a silver water pitcher to the Fair. Dancing began at 11 with the Appollo Orchestra. The hall featured twelve tents and Christmas trees, with over 600 supper tickets sold. The event drew praise for the band and decorations, and Greencastle’s Dr Cornet Band may visit this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Band
Waynesboro
Armory
Bob
Fire Company
Fisher
Jin
Wayre
Waynesborians
Appuilo
Fruit Stand
Mollie Loudenslager
Maggie Zeigler
Clara Kumler
Mable Smith
Fish Pond
Daniel Blair
Rose McKane
Minnis Davin
Maryland gas and oil meeting held today
The Maryland Gas and Orwell people met to decide next steps with Superintendent Ed Dinger and Mr. Smith present. Pittsburg Dispatch notes a pump capable of increasing capacity is not yet tested. Wells are expected to yield better results with deeper drilling. Ellen Brown of near Winchester recalled Chas Broadway Rouss from fifty years ago. J King Wright began as superintendent of the electric plant, staying at the Baldwin. A sleigh rider is seen in town and locals comment on braving the phone. The snowy weather turns to slush as conditions worsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Gas and Orwell
Eddinger
Mr. Smith
Conley
Pittsburg Dispatch
Maryland
J. King Wright
The
Baldwin
Devoe Paint Guarantee Letter to Postmaster
A historical letter from W. Devoe & Co claiming lead and oil paint lasts longer and costs no more. It promises a fault remedy at their expense if any issue occurs during or after painting. Samuel Emmert is named as the local dealer selling the paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Harter
Devoe
W. Devoe & Co
Samuel Emmert
Divorce Granted in Abandonment Case for Zam bro Family
Mrs Emma E Zambro received an absolute divorce from William Zambro on abandonment grounds. Custody of their three children awarded to the wife in the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong & Seth
Emma E Zambro
Zambro
Food Pill Sales Pummel Pumon Claims and Bargains
An early 20th century ad dense with health claims touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for constipation and assorted ailments. It promotes medications like Foley’s Honey and Tar and laments various medicines while urging purchases at Wareham’s City Pharmacy and The Central Drug Go. The piece also markets musical instruments at Ordway’s Music Store and Knox hats and shoes from Grove Bros with holiday bargain prices. It mentions Mrs W W Baker’s testimonial and a local shop boasting millinery goods and wide selections for immediate inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
New Life
Warehem
Midwinter Excursions to Washington At Low Rates
The B&O BR will run two popular mid winter excursions to Washington on January 16 and February 20, 1992 at very low rates with ten days return validity. Tickets include date of sale and offer a chance to visit during Congress session. Apply BoG O. agent Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Capital
Bog O
Hagerstown
Doctor Vindicated in Diphtheria Reporting Case
Justice Hoffmar dismissed the State against Dr T Simmons after the State charged failure to report a suspected diphtheria case last September. Dr Simmons, a former county and city health officer, organized district health boards and vaccination efforts. The State Health Board cited Summit street concerns and a letter from Dr Simmons acknowledging initial fear, but later finding no diphtheria. The case debated whether mere antitoxin use proves disease presence, with testimony on reporting duties and the law’s requirement to prove knowledge of a contagious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Hoffmar
T. ¥. Simmons
Messrs. Hasner
Alvey
Simmons
Dr. Simmons
Washington County
Hagerstown
State Health Board
Summit Sve
Poffenberger
Hagner
Fulton
Nearly Killed Horse Hired by Two Men
A horse hired by two men from 21 EB Snavely Sharpshore was nearly driven to death Sunday night. Blood flowed from its apethla as workers toiled through nearly the entire night to save the animal after they drove it for about four hours over rough roads.
Church Social With Recitations and Music at First Baptist
The Young People's Union of the First Baptist Church plans a church social in the lecture room Tuesday evening at o clock. The program includes recitations music and refreshments served free of charge. Wosgte Bros Ministrel troupe attended church in Chambersburg last night and perform there tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Union of the First Baptist Church
Wosgte Bros
Chambersborg
Poultry Association to Hold Next Meeting in Hagerstown
Supt John L Cost of the Hagerstown Poultry Show received a letter from Secretary Barr of the American Poultry Association announcing the next meeting will be held in Hagerstown during the fair next fall. The association, national in character, gathers leading poultry fanciers from across the country, previously meeting in major cities like New York and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Cost
Hagerstown
I’. Barr
American Poultry Association
New York
Chicago
Iz Chorscter
Eckeard Rockwell Wedding Reported In Morgen County
The marriage of Jerry Eckerd of Morgen county to Estella Rockwell of Brunswick was performed today by Rev. JH Downs at his residence. Also notes on local incidents include a postmaster with 15 chickens, a horse that bolted, and various local ads and medical testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckeard—Rockwell
Jerry Eckerd
Morgen County
Estella Rockwell
Brunswick
JH. F. Downs
Denial and Dots on Districting and Deals
A fragment heavy with political rumor outlines Representative Sidney Mudd denying a charge of a partisan districting deal with Senator-elect Gorman. It recalls talk that Democrats aimed to skew districts for advantage and to oppose Gorman, with vague references to Vandiver votes and implied political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Mudd
Gorman
Pearre
Tam
Normny
Vandiver
Dyspepsia Cure Endorsed by Attleboro Chemist
M. S. Mead of Attleboro Mass reports relief from chronic dyspepsia after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He claims he can eat mince pie cheese and oil again with little trouble and heartily endorses the product. Wareham’s City Pharmacy and The Central Drug Co. distribute it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hunt
Lime Ridge
Wareham's Day Pharmacy
The
Central Drug Co
M. S. Mead
Attleboro
Mass
Wareham
City Pharmacy
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Sarine
Rose
Bia
Amanda Crawford
Marjowe
Berkeley County
Frank Miugans
South Africa
Clarkeon
Roy
Frank Bible
Aken
Howard
Zimmerman
Teachers Institute
Billa Stouffer
Martinsburg
Dave
Joseph R. Schaecier
Bath & D. D
Jons
Arthur Fogle
Charles S. Ruach
Vogels
Harrystown
J.C. Byron
Jt. M. Mish
Beater
Smith
St Hamilton
Homer
Williams '& Co
Albert
Weyresboro Zephyr
Eather
Cole
Fair
Mountains
Touigut
Church Matters
Tosaos Ont
Mr Grossnickle
Capt
Byron Home
Te Bovters Picture
Mr. Groundhog
Ole Welles
Ellen Brown
Winchester
Chas
Broadway Rouss
Avorce
Ordway’s
W. W. Baker
Plainview
Neb
Foley
Nuckweer
Grove Bros
Knox
Shigmuath
Wise
Martin, No
Doctor
McFerren
Funkstown
Ferice
Agt
Banister
Bliss Burhans
Kohler Building
McKee Brothers
Mes
L. Cordier
Mannington Ky
Hon. Mudd
Wis
Hal
F. J. Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
Ty J Cheney
West & Truax
O.y Wading, Kinnan, & Marvin
Ohio
Hall
di Nes
D. P. Schindel
BE. Charitan
Washington-st
Raney
Par
Sehridgel
Draggist
Postonice
John
Tven
Aalw
CHASE
Harper
Tvecencr
Wilde
W. Frank
Toalig
West
Tna
Haverstown
Feriday
Zorch
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