Gleanings From Middletown Area Briefs and Notices
Obituaries and short notices list Daniel Derr’s death near Middletown at about ninety, Henry Collistower in critical condition, and the infant daughter of Alfred Rome dying near Fonkstown. Also reported are a schoolteacher attacked near Greencastle, Wyland burial at Falling Waters, fire death of Bra Level, several illnesses, a proposed Myersville incorporation, a Reading freight wreck, and various local reflections and minor events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Derr
Middletown
Wmn. Jones
Lillian Catshall
Greencastle
Joseph H. Wyland
Washington Hospital
Falling Waters
Henry Collistower
East Franklin -As
Bra
Level
Page County
John A. Fleming
Williamsport
Hell
Charity
Cholly
Freddie
Alfred Rome
Fonkstown
Scotland
J J. Welch
Letheran
Friedens
Myersville
Monitor
Reading
Altenwald
Schlosser
Harris
Owens
Hose Hall
Dunkard
Antietam
Sign of Spring Feels Early as Bluebird Sight Report
Ulondy Tonight brings snow and colder air as Sunday plans mix with entertainment at the Baker home on Washington Street. A Bethel Street man, Andrew Brown, faced a domestic disturbance charge after a today appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulondy
Andrew Brown
Bethel St
Hesring Ater
Maryland Agricultural College Quarterly Exam Reports Highlight Walter Byron
The quarterly examinations at the Maryland Agricultural College show Walter Byron of Williamsport leading the freshmen with 96 percent in Commit. Senator B Abner Betts from this county is named to committees on roads and highways railroads and canals public instruction finance and agriculture and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biret
Maryland Agricultural College
Walter Byron
Williamsport
B. Abner Betts
Estamittees
Fragmentary court notes on Gotsix Month case and kin ties
A fragmentary report describes Gotsix Month and Francie Schlatter examined by a Phoenician and deemed sound. The subject hired lawyer Palmer Tennant and vowed to fight to the bitter end, claiming kinship to wealthy people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotsix
Francie Schlatter
Crinpie
Hiffman
Rats torment a fruit store cellar prompting repairs
Rats roamed the cellar at D Ramacciotti s fruit store damaging fruit and storage, forcing removal of frame partitions and flooring and cementing walls. Ramacciotti rents a room on E Washington for oranges while losses mount from the rodent infestation. Stop That Cough advertises White Pine Expectorant for coughs colds and bronchitis from Schindel Druggist 108 N Potomac St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.ramacsiotti
Ramacciotti
E. Washington'st
Schindel
Potomac St
Hagerstown Street Lightsua 1328 Incandescent Lamps Listed
A city ledger shows 1,328 incandescent lights in use for street illumination with a breakdown by supplier and location. October revenue $437, November $509, December $621. at current pace yearly income near $7,400 reducing city street light cost to about $68 per lamp annually. Projected next year target is $35 per lamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Needy
H R Bavey
Chag Cramer
J M Albert
L Roach
J A Shipp
H &Chueler
Hagerstown Brewing Co
Postal Tel
Harry Hlory
Ris Harne
J E Wise
W Hoover
J Wishard
GC Snyder
Harry E Baker
McHenry Bros
Sa Tyler
Mrs . Rose
Miraculous Parting at the Liberty Bell Depicted in Tale
A tale recounts Professor Goult craving to touch the Liberty Bell. He fights a crowded depot, but a sudden opening path allows him to reach the car, touch the bell, and exit safely as the crowd closes again. The incident is told as miraculous folklore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sea
Moses
Goult
Washington St
Marriage of Alice Cearfoss and William Bunsard
Alice Cearfoss and William E. Bunsard were married January 8 near Willirmaport at the bride’s home. Rev C J Raffensberger officiated. The bride was attended by Florence Cearfoss of Baltimore. Best man was R B Genus of Baltimore. The bride wore lavender silk trimmed with lace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Alice Cearfoss
Wm. E. Bunsard
Willirmaport
C.J. Raffensberger
Mise Florence Cearfoss
Baltimore
R. B. Genus
High School Debate Votes Against Winter Enjoyment
A high school debate debated whether a person enjoys himself more in winter than in summer. The affirmative side, Jno McKew Paul Carten Roland Wolf, lost to the negative side led by Wm Matterson Richard Hager Carl Kreps, two to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
McKew
Paul Carten
Roland Wolf
Wm Matterson
Richard Hager
Carl Kreps
Landers Stock Co presents From Prison to Palace at Academy
The Landers Stock Company staged From Prison to Palace to a good sized audience at the Academy last night with fine specialties and an entire bill that delighted. Matinee today and tonight The Maid of the Mill will be produced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Landers Stock Co
Academy
Burial of Mrs Hicks Held at Broadfording
The pallbearers for the late Mrs Alice Lavinia Hicks were Dr Reichard, D Frownletter, Dr L B Rowland, Wm Duazer and others. The funeral service was conducted at noon today by Revs Reichard and Neibert at Broadfording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micka Fane
Mra
Alice Lavinia Hicks
Lo'dlock
Broadfording
Walton Hughes Eyes Oil Trade Expansion in City
Mr Walton Hughes, of this city, shows strong interest in oil and gas and aims to extend his trade to the Sdidwic lands, with tank steamers under construction in Los Angeles to support the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton Hughes
Los Angeles
Notable Bedford pastor backs Chamberlin's Cholera Remedy
Pastor J. M. Yingliog of Bedford Street M. E. Church Cumberland MD praises Chamberlin's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He notes it has never failed others and it is on sale at Wareham's City Pharmacy and The Central Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Yingliog
Bedford St. M. E
A Palmist's Revenge and Showman's Guff Confusion
A traveling show manager and a palmist duo from New York World are accused of using palmistry to craft sensational yarns. Their act coincided with the Hopley-Gooley dispute in Williamsport, boosting reader interest as they predicted events and claimed insider knowledge. The manager laughs off the ruse while locals swallowed their confident forecasts as gospel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Hamilton
Eany
Williamsport
Olka
Voeir
Injury Report for Joshua Davis Aid After Fall
Rue Harry McClellan served as temporary bartender for Joshua Davis when Davis fell sick with a spasm. McClellan’s forehead was cut on a box corner as he collapsed. Dr. Pitsnogle attended him and Miller’s aid was present. A permit was secured and Sheriff Angle transported the injured man to Bellevue Friday evening. McClellan has a brother in Weverton and a sister in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McClellan
Joshua Davis
N ‘Mulberry Sr
McClellan
Dra’ Pitsnogle
Art Lessons at Pilduzer Club Prompt Protests
The Pilduzer Club art department met this morning to hear a quirky reading from a new opera described as Their microbe are cataloged by mine. Only two protests were filed. George the tight grafter commented on singing, while Chief Guck Pierce declared Off to the Woods. remarks suggested a chaotic scene with odd claims of being in a cage last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilduzer Club
the Kider
George
Guck Pierce
Police Seek Deserting Husband from Cearfoss Area
Chief Lamberson of Waynesboro pursues George Jones accused of deserting his wife and two small children. Jones, previously from Cearfoss, left for Pittsburg to evade local authorities and faces charges related to abandonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor
Lamberson
Waynesboro
Pittsburg
George Jones
Fle
Cearfoss
Wartnd No Scamp Letter to Mr Boyer Offers Excelsior Show
A Pittsburgh communication from Pitsburg proposes to present the Excelsior Symphony Co at Watts Park next summer with a guaranteed sum of 1200. The note references Chas W. Boyer formerly of Socks and Boyer's Watts Park Comedy Co and expresses an offer and request for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W. Boyer
Socks and Boyer
Watts’ Park
Pitsburg
Excelsior Symphony Co
Boy Disappearance Sparks Police Search in Chambersburg
Authorities pursue clues in Chambersburg as they seek Harry Kennedy a 14 year old son of G W Kennedy who vanished from his home Tuesday morning triggering a major search by police and local agencies along with the USV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USV
Harry
G.W. Kennedy
Chambersburge
Amherst resident recall details of local pharmacy dispute
A muddled fragment mentions Lumbags Ly C Williamson of Amherst Virginia and a yearlong issue with a chamber and Wareham's City Pharmacy and The Centrake Drug Co. The text hints at failed remedies or edies and a final warning or action but is too garbled to confirm specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly C. Williemson
Amherst, Va
Wareham’s
City , Pharmacy
Centrake Drug Co
Elks Bazaar Opens With Lavish Decorations In Hose Hall
The Hagerstown Lodge of Elks bazar opens tonight in Hose Hall, promising the finest sale in years. Elaborate preparations have been made by the ladies and lodge members, with festive evergreen decor, wreaths, flags, and Maryland colors. Mrs J B Sweeney oversees the supper table and booths, with detailed staffing across tables, candy, ice cream, and fancy sections. The bazar committee includes twenty five members led by John L Cost, and nightly programs of vocal and instrumental music will feature town and distant artists including Mr Theas McNulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Lodge of Elks
Maryland
J. B. Sweeney
Irs
Violet Morrison
Mary Skiles
Ann Shifler
Mary Funk
Lulu Hartle
Maggie Fowler
Louise Boger
Geo Zook
Berth Mobley
Virgil McLaughlin
John Wise
Kate Garhnger
Clara Schueler
Maud
Stella Heil
Beulah Ardinger
Nina Hawken
Gertie Skiles
Clgar Booth
BE Garlinger
Ben Hartie
Baltimore
Dayton Improves After Bellavae Coal Oil Blast
Harvey Dayton, badly burned in a coal oil explosion at Bellavae, shows slight improvement. Doctors say injuries are not as serious as first feared and he is expected to recover, though he remains in a suffering condition.
Railroad Emergency Hospital Tells of Capacity Limits
Rev Grubb of the YMCA explains the Railroad M A A Hospital serves railroad emergencies only and has no room for general or serious operations. Five of fourteen treated this year were non railroad men. He praises Grubb for care and spirit, denies denying Dayton admission, and urges a general hospital for broader services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grubb
Harvey Dayton
Railroad
Bank Election Chooses Board Of Directors In Boonsboro
The Boonsboro Bank annual election selected George W. Hoffman Caleb Long L F Grossnickle John L Miller John C Brning W C Geeting C J Young Dr 8 Davis Dr W G Wheeler P J Kline and John S Miller as directors The board re elected Hoffman president and Caleb Long vice president Dr 3 Davis senior cashier John W Alexander was reappointed cashier for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Boonsboro Bank
George W. Hoffman
Caleb Long
L. F.grossnickle
John L.miller
John C. Brnning
W. C. Geeting
C J Young
Davis
W .G. Wheeler
P. J. Kline
John S. Miller
McCleary Sr. Held Confederate Service in Civil War
Donn W McCleary Sr and John W McCleary, retired merchants, died suddenly in Baltimore. Born in Berkeley County, West Virginia, 54 years ago, he served in the Confederate Army and was a trusted scout for General J E B Stuart, completing several dangerous missions. He married Billa Snyder of Shepherdstown. they had two sons and a daughter among survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnn W McCleary
Baltimore
Berkeley County
Virginia
Mc McCleary
J. E
Stuart
Billa Snyder
Shepherdstown
Wabash deal yields over two hundred fifty thousand says local source
A local report claims Chambers Methbon Craig of 8. Penepect 6 earned more than 250000 in a recent Wabash deal. The message notes the gain as very agreeable, offering congratulations to the successful local figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers Methbon Craig
Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsed as Purifier and Tonic
The advertisement claims inward humors worsen health and threaten the whole system. Hood's Sarsaparilla is presented as an effective alterative and tonic medicine that purges humors, strengthens organs, and cures various afflictions, touted as a versatile substitute for better well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Record of Deaths in Keedysville and Nearby Areas
Obituary notices report the death of Josephus L. Clopper at about 5 p.m. in Keedysville aged 69 a miller and farmer survived by wife Miss Snively and sons Frank H Meedys ville Charles Downsville and Mrs William H Poffenberzer and sons John Arbrersville Herman Keedys ville and Wm O Hagerstown plus sister Mrs Joseph E Beedy. Funeral at Lutheran church Monday at 10 a.m. Rev A A Kerlin Stephen W Orne Mrs B F Bond Summit Ave attended by relatives. Also notice of Stephen W Orne death in Aikin New York survived by wife two children mother two sisters and one brother. funeral plans and attendance by Mr and Mrs Bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephus L .Clopper
D'eléck
Keedysville
Arbrersville
Herman
Wm. O
Hagerstown
Brothers
Joseph E. Beedy
Guneral
Lutheren
Hogue
A. A. Kerlin
Stephen W. Orne
B. F. Bond
Summit Ave
Stephen W.orne
Aikin
Orne
Frm
New York
Adirondacks
Alkio
Bond
Baltimore
Governor Denies Saving Condemned Prisoners Coincidence Claim
White rejects assertions from West Virginia sources that he deliberately saved condemned prisoners due to sentiment. He calls the claim mere coincidence that none of the state’s murder cases reached the gallows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
W Va
Almanac Discharged at Office Becomes Thirsty Soul
A fragmented prose piece describes an almanac or item discharged at the office, likening it to a parched soul seeking water. The tone elevates the item as essential to a newspaper office, comparing its necessity to a press or printer in steady operation.
Kesley Stricken, 87, In Cumberland Hospital
Horace Kesley, long time Alleghany clerk and city official, lies critically ill at Cumberland. A heart failure and a fall that dislocated his shoulder left him semiconscious. The Hancock native, aged 87, served 22 years as Alleghany county clerk and held multiple terms as city clerk. He is not expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kesley
Horace Kesley
Cumberland
Hancock
McClure Daughter Mary Lucas Weds Alexander Fullerton
Mr George W. McClure of Pittsburg invites to the wedding of his daughter Miss Mary Lucas McClure to Mr Alexander Wilson Fullerton on Thursday January 24 at 7 o'clock in Hagerstown. Miss McClure is well known in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. McClure
Pittsburg
Mary Lucas McClure
Alexander Wilson Fullerton
McClure
Hagerstown
What Rats Hagerstown Investors Take Bold Stock Plunge
Hagerstown residents have heavily invested in the stock market, with many borrowing money to fund purchases. The first well is expected to yield returns, signaling promising prospects for local financiers and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Dope-Dream
Personal Notices From Downsville And Surrounding Areas
Mr Daniel Highbarger of Downsville is ill Col C M Fotterer was taken ill and compelled to go home. Henry Collylower is critically ill. Grace Snively visits Janet Kuba. Margaret Healey returned from Georgia. Edgar A Fiery returned to Baltimore to resume studies. Mr and Mrs Wm Bartgis of Baltimore visiting Mr Wm Taylor at Williamsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Highbarger
Downsville
Very
C.M. Fotterer
Henry Collylower
E. Frauana
Grace Snively
Kee Ayeville
Janet Kuba
Hancock
Margaret Healey
Georgia
Edgar A. Fiery
Baltimore
Bartgis
Taylor
Williamsport
Fakirs Provoking Crowd At Hose Hall Show
A large group of youths burst from Hose Hall after a show promising sleds skates and gifts. A boy told a Mail reporter attendees paid to see a show and found only one sled and two cheap skates with two girls receiving them. The crowd shouted fakirs and blocked exits while reclaiming their money. Funeral notices list Geo B. Murray mourners from Harrisburg Altoona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hose Hall
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praised For Pain Relief
A user from Hillsborough Illinois, OH Robinson, writes of severe corn pain and how Bucklen's Arnica Salve fully cured them. The ad claims it acts like magic on sprains, cuts, sores, burns, boils, ulcers and skin diseases with guaranteed care by Wareham's City Pharmacy and The Central Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OH. Robinson
Hillsborough
Bucklen
Wareham
City Pharmacy
Central Drug Co
Musical instrument store ad and meeting notice
Right Right Bignet New pianos new organs used pianos used organs few not very ancient square pianos all kinds of small musical instruments violing guitars mandolins autoharps harmonices strings of all kinds Everything you want in the musical line at Ordways Music Store and everything is sold at right prices Goods right prices right terma right Norman Counci 1 fr.O U. A. M. will meet at the Lull Sunday afternoon 2 p m to send the funeral of Gen. B Murray All are requested to attend C E Crawford Councilor The prevention of consumption is entirely a question of commencing the proper treatment in time Nothing is too well adapted to ward off fatal lung's troubles as Foley's Honey and Tar D P schindel druggist opp postoffice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordway
Norman Counci
Gen. B. Murray
C_E Crawford
Foley
D. P. Schindel
Orrick’s Ice Cream and Meringues Featured
Advertises Orrick’s ice cream icea and meringues in various flavors for dinners parties and receptions with orders urged. Datum notes 12-30 Bw. Orrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Orrick
Pneumonia Fears and Tar Remedy Mentioned in Ad Copy
The fragment promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a preventive measure against pneumonia and grippe, claiming strong merit and urging use despite a warning tone. It references urgency and risk to life, implying a medical claim in an old advertisement style.
Reading seeks WM control amid Wabash outlet talk
The article notes speculation that Reading interests aim to control the WM and block Baltimore Washington access, while John P Poe and associates press a potential Wabash alternative to reach the coast via Newport News. Ralph Robinson, linked by rumor, denies certain claims and remains unnamed as a client figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
W. M.rer
John P. Poe
Reading
Baltimore City
Washington County
Shippensburg
Cherry Row
Newport News
Chesapeake and Ohio
Sea Coast
W. M
Pennsylvania
Wealthy New York banker Stenry B Laidiaw dies of pneumonia
Stenry B Laidiaw Henry B Laclaw of New York died of pneumonia on Wednesday morning. His widow was Miss Onderdonk, a niece of the late Henry Onderdock, longtime headmaster of the College of St. James in this county. Laidiaw was among the wealthiest and most prominent bankers in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Laclaw
New York
Onderdonk
Henry Onderdock
College of St. James
Mr Laidjaw
New York City
Carriage Firms Expand Capacity and Build New Wagon
Sling Carriage Hess Mig Co adds room machinery and new contracts to its business. Elliot Thrush Stough builds a fine new delivery wagon for Thrush Myery Elliot and Myery firms are advancing wagon making and delivery vehicle output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sling Carriag Hess Mig. Co. Carriage and Wagon Builders
Elliot & Myery Thrush & Stough
Miss Worthingtons Will Probate Document
The will of Miss Lucy Worthington names her brother Thomas Worthington of Pitt County as heir to $1000, with remaining estate assets left to Harriet Maynard. After her death, Edward Peters is to hold trust and $3500 is earmarked for a Protestant Episcopal church convention in Washington Diocese to maintain a Montgomery county family graveyard. Remainder divided among Lucy Ann Howard, her mother Lucy Harvey Howard, and Washington Griffith. Harriet Maynard named executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy AB Worthington
Thomas Worthington
Pitt Co. N
Harriet E. Maynard
Edward OC. Peters
Proestant Episcopal Church
Washington
Montgomery County
Lucy Ann Howard
Lucy Harvey Howard
Washington Griffith
Dr King’s New Discovery touted as saver of wife with consumption
A reader from Elgin, Tean, recalls how persistent coughing led to a near-fatal scare for his wife. He credits Dr. King’s New Discovery with saving her life and promotes a trial bottle offered at Wareham’s and The Central Drug Co. with a second dollar price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Overstreet
Elgin
Tean
Wareham
Airy
Central Drug Ca
Lester pianos praised for precision and value at OUrdway's
A dealer touts the Lester piano for its beautiful mechanism and delicate touch. The instrument is praised as the soul of precision with a superb case and singing tone. It promises excellent resistance, refined touch, and better value for the price than any other piano in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Gianos
Ourdway’s
Lester
Funeral Notice for Geo B Murray by Hamilton Lodge No 28
The officers and members of Hamilton Lodge No 28 Shield of Honor are requested to meet at the lodge room Sunday at 2 o clock to attend the funeral of Bro George B Murray. By Order of Worthy Master QO 8 Stouffer 102 W E Kitamiller Rev See.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Lodge
Shield of Honor
Geo. B. Murray
Stouffer
W. E. Kitamiller
See
Profitable Investment From Digestive Health Cure
A reader from Somerville Indiana credits Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with ending seven years of stomach trouble after spending around $1000. The ad touts digestion, urges no dieting, and claims quick relief for stomach ailments. Also cited are One Minute Cough Cure for croup and throat issues, and La Fran ces Periodical Compound for delayed or irregular periods. Guck & Bros. Pharmacy is listed among outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druggist
Guck & Bros. Pharmacy
Hagerstown
U -nd-Ly
Haagerstown Gets Expanded Telegraph Network Upgrade
Haagerstown will gain new telegraph and telephone facilities from Postal Telegraph and CG & P. W. B. McCullum and M. Bills visit to survey lines. Planned routes include Philadelphia through Harrisburg to Haagerstown, Roanoke, and Pittsburgh via Baltimore, plus a Baltimore to Pittsburgh link. Copper wires and poles advancing for Cumberland to Baltimore, Washington line via Montgomery County, and a Frederick to Emmittsburg line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haegerstown
Postal Telegraph
CG & P
W. BH. McCullum
The
Postal Co
M. Bills
New York
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Hagerstown
Roanoke
Philadelpuss
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Cumberland
Washington
Montgomery County
Frederick
Emmitturg
Thurmont
Hogan Jenkins Fends Off Tarantula Attack in Cedar Clearing
Hogan Jenkins was out with a party near cedar when a tarantula burst from heavy cover. Armed only with an axe, he parried the creature and shouted for help. Mr C L Stein fired, killing the animal. Gantz Beward displayed it at his wet roads establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogan Jenkins
Hogan
C. L. Stein
Gantz Beward
Wet Roads
Looking Sweet The Conocheague Club Makes Bright Paint Overhaul
The Conocheague Club has brightened its interior with colonial yellow exterior and a newly finished red and yellow scheme plus lincrusta Wallon. The refreshed space highlights a warm, refreshed atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conocheague Club
Deafness Cure Claim Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure
An advertisement asserts deafness results from inflamed Eustachian tubes or catarrh and cannot be cured by local remedies. It offers one hundred dollars for any deafness case caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, with free circulars and a note that Hall's Family Pills are the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J, Cheney & CO
Tuieda
Ho for Christmas piano sale and storage offer
Eight to nine days remain to select a piano or organ before Christmas. Storekeepers urge customers to act now and store items until after holidays. Local ads promote wholesale prices at Main's and various goods with limited-time weekly specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchway's
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mstis Oy
Normal Council
Loes—Troy Laundry
Academy of Music
A. J. Schindel
Len
Norman E. Baker
W. Washington St
Arc Com
Bester Ice Co
H Gantz Boward
Hobby
Ed Feighey
H Esnavely
Cisire
First Hose Co
Geo Updegrat & Co
Junior Hose Co
Police Station
Chas H Eyerly
A F Hull & Son
Pioneer Hook & Ladder Co
J W Cook & Bro
Duffield & Reed
W &C C Ditto
GT Byers
A Massack
Kahn
W M Leitz
D Willson
L Main
P Heleine
T Woltz
Updegraff & Bon Store
Bibler
L Stem
J Roesaner
Warebem
Antietam Fire Co
Scavely
E Wolford
Schlotterteck
Bante & Son
M Cushwa
Homer & Willams
Spangler
Hoffman & Sona
E H Dunn
Reichard
Schindser & Co
H Dunn & Co
A D Rowland
Shafer Bro
Elliott & Myers
Schueier & Kanimann
H Albert
B Morrison
Rickard & Miller
Ed Baker
Public Square
Snarely
Claire
Semple & Proferes
Jonathan
Chas H Byerly
JF Bull & Son
J.W. Cook & Bro
W. Rowe & Son
Franklin St
M. L. Mein & Son
J.B. Young
Jonathan S. D. B. Porter
Chas. Stem
N. Jonathan Se
Huessner
Homer Williams
J.C. Hoffman & Sons
Potomac
Franklin Sts
Lemen Bros
Washington Sts
McCardell Bros
N. Potomac
M. Kohler
Tondem
Belk
Bazar
Donn W.mccleary, Sr
Khabka
O F. Murray
Wm. Hubert
Lewis Edmiston
Altoona
W. Va. C
Pennsy, Reading
Wabash
Miss Worthington
Saya E Demick
Somerville
Ind
G. B. Chariton
Mira
Mary Bird
Croup
Tauot
Wareham's
Postal
Troy Steam Laundry
Aentlemen
Weidenmayer
Troy
D. A. Wiles
Big Hat Store
G. B. Charlton
Main
Manfes’ Supply Co
Main, Mang
G. H. Hansan
L. E
W.A.R
Lima
Henddleins “Club Gockteils
RIOR
A. W. Manson
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