Local News Items and Advertisements Dated January 16 1902
Local notices include Dr Agnew order of publication and a Marion L Adams lecture and concert. Public sale listed for A C Strife Assignee. Gleanings note quotes on temper emancipation and esteem. Boonsboro trolley work, tax collector trip to Maryland Gas Co field, and social events feature Mr and Mrs Samuel Moats in Tilghman honoring Wm Moats of Dixon Illinois. Evanglist Thompson conducts revival in Williamsport. Chewsville burn and stubble fire near Stotler's bridge. Court of Appeals case Gains vs Prayther settled with 72.50 judgment. Roosevelt to visit Gettysburg May 30. Roosevelt aide Gen Collis visit news. Frequent local anecdotes and jokes throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dally Ie Mail
Dr. Agnew
Marion L. Adams
A. C
Boonsboro
Beaver Creek
Heimel
J. W. Myers
Maryland Gas Co
Samuel Moats
Tilghmanton
Wm. Moats
Dixon
Ill
Elks
Clarkson's
Stotler
W. M
Chewsville
Evangelist Thompson
Tennesseee
U.B Church
Williamsport
McClellan
Michael Weller
Tifa
John Weller
Gains
Prayther & Niemyer
Water Co
Beauford A. Mason
West
Mason
California
Mr. Mason
Pittsburg
Austin
Baughman
L. Victor Baughman
Senator Elkins
Lewis County
W. Va
Duffield
Roosevelt
Gen. Collis
Gettysburg
Moore
St. Louis
Anna K. Simmons
Griffith
Myersdale
Wella
John Walter Smith
Ex-Mayor Delamarter Ill With Appendicitis Again
Aloudly Tonight, Friday probably fair. Very sick again. Ex Mayor Delamarter is quite ill with appendicitis and may need hospital care again. Daniel M. Crockett charged with assault with intent to kill Ward Murphy at a dance in North Martinsburg was dismissed before Justice Beller Friday. Crockett is the man who once got a ballot on West Antietam Street.
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Delamarter
Daniel M. Crockett
Hdward Murphy
I ‘Dance
North Martinsburg
Justice Beller Friday
Crockett
W. Antietam Street
Diphtheria Scare Prompts Health Precautions in Shippensburg
Attendance at the Elks Bazaar remains strong with many visitors and prizes awarded. Diphtheria reappears in Shippensburg triggering health actions as the Board of Health fumigates public school buildings and quarantines cases to curb the outbreak.
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Shippensburg
Board of Health 13
Bloodhound Man Hunt Plans Prompted on Long Island Case
Bloodhound man hunt discussed for the Miller murder case with Tiger and John in Miller's circle. Branch plans to select the quarry in New York, grant a three hour start, and arrange a chase on Long Island for 500 dollars, with a canine display in New York City for the same. Also mentions White Pine Expectorant for coughs and throat trouble sold by H. F. Schindel druggist Potomac Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurricane Branch
Keedysville
Tiger
John
Miller
Long Island
New York City
Branch
New York
Thirston Case Ends in Court of Appeals Ruling
The Court of Appeals reverses the trial judgment in a dispute over an oral contract to devise a child’s portion of an estate. Surviving administrators William A Hamilton and J Rowland Smith claim the suit by Calvin B Thirston was barred by the statute of limitations, and the court orders the case dismissed with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Briscoe
William H. A. Hamilton
J Rowland Smith
John B. Thirston
Calvin B. Thirston
Appellee
Calvin B. Thiraton
William A. A. Ramilton
J.rowling Smith
John B. Thiraton
Circuit Court
Washington County
Assumpsit
Costa
Surprise Party Ends With Grover Cleveland Semler Ills
Grover Cleveland Semler attended a West End surprise party and ate three chocolate cakes and three dollar plates of ice cream with lemonade. The family physician was summoned and he recovered, describing a sensation like the roof sliding from the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland Semler
West End
Fire at Martinsburg Destroys Home and Contents
Dr. Page Barlow's Martinsburg home burned at o'clock. Firemen and residents saved some furniture but the structure was a total loss. Contents insured for 1900 dollars and house for 1000. Fire suspected incendiary. about 200 dollars stolen from a bureau.
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Page Barlow
Martinsburg
Luray Goes Wet Rumors Stir Heaven Jan 7 1902
The Mage Courier reports Luray has gone wet and asserts there will be Tejoicine in Heaven on January 7, 1902, conflicting with scripture on the blessed afterlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mage
Luray
World tour party reaches Singapore in transit
A group led by Mr Waters and Dr Croft of Baltimore together with Mr Chas S Lane of Hagerstown and Mr R W Button of Pittsburgh are on a world tour. From Singapore, Mr Waters sends news of their travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Waters
Croft
Baltimore
Chas S Lane
Hagerstown
R.W. Button
Pitusburg
Singapore
Waters
Dr Lucinda Spangler Found Dead at Daughter's Home
Mrs Lucinda Spangler widow of Jacob Spangler was found dead in bed at her daughter Mrs Ramuel Stauffer’s home near Smith's Station Pa aged about 76. She is survived by eight children, four sons and four daughters including Alfred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Spangler
Jacob Spangler
Ram“uel. Stauffer
Smith's Station
Alfred
Ity
Wingerton Petition Seeks Free Rural Mail Delivery
Citizens of Wingerton start a petition asking Congressman Makon to help secure free rural mail delivery in their area. The move reflects local desire for federal service expansion and quicker mail access.
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Wingerton
Makon
Two Men Found Frozen Dead Near Cumberland
Henry Northcraft and George Perlein, residents near Cumberland, were discovered frozen to death in each other’s arms. They had been missing since Sunday night after visiting their sweethearts while driving home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeten
Henry Northcraft
George Perlein
Cumberland
Finger Amputation After Meat Market Grinder Incident
Cslyin Hartman, employed at Ho rapiel's meat market, suffered a severe hand injury as his left fingers were crushed in a meat grinder. The second finger was amputated at the second joint due to the crush damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cslyin Hartman
Horapiel
Seconi
Nica Names Marital Union Amid Political Dissent
In a small ceremony at the Hotel Balding Rev H F Downs marries Anna B Wright of Falling Waters and Elmer G Small of Philadelphia in front of a few friends as Republicans in the Legislature denounce each other as traitors for backing the opposition Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nica
Judas Iacariots
Smaali—Wright
Liquor Licence Forms To Be Revised and Replaced
Printed liquor licence application forms are exhausted and unusable. The law requires changes. the old forms will be replaced with new ones, affecting applicants and clerks. The update signals a shift in procedure and documentation for licensing.
Hara Colas and a Cure for Colds
Fragmentary OCR suggests a medicinal claim praising a remedy called Hara Colas. The text asserts the medicine restores the system after a cold and contrasts its effectiveness with others. Names and details are unclear due to garbled text.
Baldwin Hotel Partition Seeks Clear Ownership
Attorney To Séll Baldwin Wm Bealhofer seeks partition of Baldwin property to simplify hotel ownership while infant defendants retain interest. Defendants include Reégual Baldwin of Baltimore, Mrs Wm Hamilton Hallmonnd and Boyle heirs, Ha gerstown Bank, J Dixon Roman and Louise R Baldwin of New York. Original seven shares, C C Baldwin formerly of New York bid four, or for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Bealhofer
E. W. Wesley
Baldwin
Baltimore
Wm. 'T. Hamilton
Hallmonnd and Boyle
Hagerstown Bank
Louise R. Baldwin
New York
Burlesque Show Weber and Fields Dainty Duchess at Academy
Announcement of Weber and Fields Dainty Duchess coming to the Academy of Music on Saturday evening draws theatre crowds. The vaudeville stars are led by Letta Meredith with a chorus of twenty girls, presenting the glittering scenic burlesque Raz Ma Taz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber’ & Fields
Academy of Music
Theatre Guera
Organizationa
Letta Meredith
Skeptic Turned Believer in Seance Evidence
A Washington traveler reports a seance experience that convinced him spirits of relatives, including a four year old sister, a grandfather, his mother, and a Chinaman, could speak and reveal details like scars and a Georgetown visit, ending with renewed belief in the supernatural. Spirits of two old men near Hancock and other signs were also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Georgetown
Hancock
Weymer Literary Society Meets in Zion Chapel Program Rendered
At the Weymer Literary Society quarterly meeting Rev J Spangler Kieffer spoke in the Zion Reformed church chapel. The program featured Anna Abler and Flossie Hoshine recitations organ solo by Hoffijne, Baker duet by Hoffijne and Baker, with reports from treasurer A V Polack and secretary H K Staumm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weymer Literary Society
Chapel of Zion- Reformed Church
J. Spangler Kieffer
D. D
Anna Abler
Flossie Hoshine
Frank E. Cook
Hoffijne
Senator Moore proposes retirement bill for older teachers
In Worcester Senator Moore introduces a bill to grant half pay retirement to teachers who have taught two years in public schools and reached age 60, citing presumed broad support. Other measures include amending general laws on conveyancing, reforms to Corrupt Practices, employer liability for injuries, and anti pool formations, with Baltimore sale of the W. M under review and Biggs' tax bond measure advancing to third reading, bond set at 330000.
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Moore
Worcester
Biggs
Reform League
Baltimore
W. M
Washington County
Breezy Time at the Academy In Iowa Tonight
The farce comedy Breezy Time will be shown at the Academy this evening. It is a strong vehicle for the cast, with each member an artist in their line and bringing a breezy, entertaining performance to the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Iowa
Jacob Shaw Dies at McCoy's Ferry of Consumption
Jacob Shaw died at McCoy's Ferry after a year of failing health from consumption. He is survived by several children, and his wife died a few years ago of the same disease.
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Jacob Shaw
Too Old For 1902 Sen Spencer Jones on Young Blood
Senator Spencer C. Jones of Montgomery contends Governor Brown uses a tactic to promote young men, but he attacks those who have long held offices. He remarks that a man who accepted a party office in 1872 is too old for young blood in 1902.
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Spencer C. Jones
Montgomery
Brown
Contol
Bnet
Democratic Party
Mrs Grose Denti Dies in James Street Home at 78
Mrs Grose Denti Grossi widow of the late Chaa Grae died at her home on James Street at about 11 o clock aged 78. She was born in Hesse Cassel and is survived by three daughters Mrs Geo Prosser Mrs John Heil Lizzie all in this city a brother Chas Nier man here.
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Dalena Grossi
Chaa
Grae
James St
Fears
Hesse
Cassel
Geo _ Prosser
John Heil
Lizzie
Chas
Nierman
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve praised for corn relief
Hy Robinson of Hillsboro Alabama reports severe corn pain that made walking difficult. He credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with complete cure, calling it a magic healer for skin ailments, sprains, bruises, sores, burns, and ulcers. Sold by Wareham’s City Pharmacy and The Central Drug Store.
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Hy Robinson
Hillsborouph
Bucklen
Wareham
Gose
Ordway's Music Store Promises Flexible Instrument Deals
A fragment notes that Ordway's Music Store offers adjustable terms to suit buyers contemplating instrument purchases. The message urges shoppers not to wait too long and hints at a range of options in primo and other genres, inviting interest from all.
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Nanitay Rendalias
Ee “Ordway
Lester
Ordway
Pining Away of Mary Jane Truman in Clarepting
Mary Jane Truman an aged and respected colored woman died Wednesday afternoon at 2 oclock at her home in Clarepting. Burial will be Friday at 10 oclock. Her husband died two weeks ago and his death is said to have affected her mind. She had been in ill health, and since her husband’s death she grew worse, with the parting believed to have hastened her end. She and her husband were well thought of in the community, especially by the white population. Deceased was about 70 years old and leaves an adopted daughter.
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Mary Jane Truman
Cléarepting
Changed His Face After Bike Ride Misadventure
A well known young baker, far from the Public Square, traded his revolver for a bicycle. He rode to Frederick, hit a hill, was knocked by a “fickle beast,” injured, and walked back to Middletown then Hagerstown. His best girl only recognized him after the countersign. he vows to pursue the duck on the bike end if he regains his gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Square
Frederick
Myersville
Fred
Middletown
Hagerstown
Death of Presiding Elder J B Sallenberger at Chambersburg
After about a week of illness Presiding Elder J B Sallenberger died on a Wednesday in Chambersburg. He fell ill while holding a quarterly meeting at the Lurgan church on January 6, contracting a cold that turned to pneumonia. Sallenberger was esteemed as both minister and citizen. District Deputy James McDonough of Baltimore led a late night visit and installed new officers for the Hagerstown Catholic Benevolent Legion. A collation followed the session at W D Willson's residence.
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Sallenberger
Chambersburg
Lurgan
James McDonough
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Miss Sarah Lookingland Dies After Short Illness
Miss Sarah Lookingland died at the home of John Davia Downaville after a brief pneumonia illness aged 75. Interment in Bakerville Cemetery.
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Sarah Lookingland
John Davia
Downaville
Bakerville
Smith and Moog Wed at Rev Evers Home
Miss Bessie Smith and Mr. Herry Moog, both of town, were married by Rev. A M Evers at his residence.
Canal case ruling disappoints hopes for coal route to Cumberland
Six years more. Court of Appeals decision keeps canal under state trustees for six more years, ending plans to use the canal to secure Baltimore coal to Cumberland. Directors elected include Freak A. Furst of Baltimore, Ferdinand Williams of Allegany, Jacob M. Newman of Frederick, Spencer Watkins of Montgomery, David Seibert of Washington, Thomas Hunt of Howard, and Dr. George Wells of Anne Arundel. The opinion notes canal efficiency, maintenance of reasonable rates, and a $30,000 fund from Chesapeake and Ohio’s ten year contract. Also included is a testimonial about Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by James Penderfast of Anseto Bay Jamaica West Indies.
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Court of Appeals
Baltimore
Cumberland
Board of Public Works
A. Furst
Ferdinand Williams
Allegany
Jacob M. Newman
Frederick
Spencer Watkins
Montgomery
David Seibert
Washington
Thomas Hunt
Howard
George Wells
Anne Arundel
Chesapeake and Ohio Transportation’ Company
Washington County
Tantus
After Five Years and a Town Auction Return
Mr Eli Mondell of Mondell's asks that he is the happiest man in this auction, his old friend Gorman being reelected. In five years, I saw death, wrote L C Overstreet of Elgin Tong. Good doctors said his wife cough until lungs would collapse, but a friend recommended Dr King’s New Discovery and it saved her life. Absolute guarantee for coughs colds and throat diseases, 50c and $1 at Wareham's City Pharmacy and The Central Drug Co, trial bottle free.
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Eli Mondell
Mondell
Gorman
L. C. Overstreet
Elgin, Tong
Wareham
Vity
Central Drug Co
Chamberlain
Goodwin
M. D
Joel Demont
Inwood
Iowa
Wareham's
Ay Pharmacy
The
Central Drug O
Foley’s Honey and Tar Promoted as Safe Cough Remedy
A local notice warns that many children suffer from coughs and breathing issues caused by opiate tainted mixtures given by some mothers. It promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy containing no opiates or poisons and names D. Bo Qchindel, druggist, opposite the post office, as a point of sale.
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Childrei
Foley
D. Bo Qchindel
P. Schindel
Bebinder
Post Office
Elopement Ends in Marriage at Hagerstown
Miss Virgie Rinehart and Mr Tell Morris sealed their elopement with a wedding in Hagerstown after a rustic run from Lacey Springs. The pair traveled by wagon and on foot, avoiding identification, before a trousseau was arranged and a formal ceremony conducted. The bride is under seventeen, causing some local youth objections.
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Virgie Rinehart
Tell Morris
Lacey Springs
Shengadoab
Trousseau
Hagerstown
Park Wedding Ends In Turbulence At Beeler House
A couple married at Park and Pildover amidst a loud crowd led by Cabmen Mike Burger. Mamye Turner of Dutch Gap and Charles Roadcap, both of Virginia woods, were joined by Rev. Griffith. The bride cried as she endured rude applause and crowd noise before the ceremony. Cadman Burger moved the couple to Beeler House for departure. Stoom reportedly carried cash and a farming groom admitted discomfort with the scene.
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Court House
Pildover Park
Mike Burger
Grifith
Mamye Turner
Dutch Gap
Virginia Woods
Charles
Rev. Griffith
Biate
Cadman Burger
Stoom
Dainty Duchess Run Planned for Washington Tour
Weber's stage show Dainty Duchess slated for Washington engagement after securing an opening date here. The production seeks a successful run as it heads toward the national capital.
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Weber
Dainty Duchess
Washington
Engine Ditched After Switch Error in Reading Yard
A Reading engine No. 1066 was ditched by an open switch near Shippensburg on Wednesday, burying part of the locomotive along an embankment. Engineman Harry Unser and the fireman escaped with light injuries by jumping. The switch wasn’t closed to the siding, causing the crash after the engine leapt the track. the engine fell with a crash, suffering heavy damage.
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Reading
Peer Shippensburg
Harry Unser
New Offer for W. M. Western Maryland Rail Sale
A fresh potential buyer has appeared for the Western Maryland Railway. Chief Judge Conway W. Sams received a visitor claiming backing by substantial interests and readiness to make a bona fide offer. No new offer has been relayed to the Mayor yet.
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Maryland
Conway W. Sams
Appeal Tax Court
W. M
Mail Service Improves Between Hagerstown and East
Hagerstown gains better mail facilities with a p m train to Cumberland and a WM train to Cherry Run. The locked pouch travels to Cherry Run, connects with No 7, and mail is sent east by about 6 30 am from Cumberland. Baltimore and Washington receive early deliveries. A morning train offers similar service.
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Hagerstown
Cumberland
Cherry Run
Cumberlane
Baltimore
Washington
Trade Involving Wife Endangers Justice Of The Peace
Isiah Peters and Henry Masters, near Middletown, seek a justice to draft a contract trading Peters wife for two cows and three coon dogs. Peters explains the deal as his late wife’s replacement and Masters’s sister to look after him. Mrs Masters makes no remark. Frank Conrad, head of the Boys Grammar School, is ill. Prof Scheffer teaches in his stead.
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Isiah Peters
Henry Masters
Middletown
Frank Conrad
Prof. Scheffer
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Endorsed by Druggist
J H Weber a Cascade Iowa druggist praises Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as a trusted remedy. He urges readers to try them when dull after meals with bad taste biliousness poor appetite or constipation, promising prompt relief. Availability advertised at Warehams City Pharmacy and The Central Drug Co.
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Chamberlain
J. H. Weber
Cascade
Towa
Wareham
City Pharmacy
Central Drug Co
Folep's Honey and Tar Promises Pneumonia Prevention
An ad touts Folep's Honey and Tar claiming it prevents pneumonia and influenza and may save your life. It urges purchase from DP Schindel, a druggist opposite the post office.
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DP. Schindel
Local merchants buoy up New Year cheer and sales
An assortment of local ads and notices celebrate a new year greeting from Cahn and Marx and promote sales at Mobley’s Drug Store and other shops. Individual notices urge Foley’s Kidney Cure, harness manufacturing, and clothing wringers. A medical pitch extols Dr Agnew’s heart remedy and quackish health claims accompany the promotional content.
Divorce filings in Grist area court with multiple cases
Grist A S Garis filed two divorce petitions, one by Mamie Gibson against Roy Gibson alleging abandonment after a 1901 marriage in this city. Marshal N Cummidge seeks divorce from Chas E Cummings on statutory grounds. couple wed in 1892 with abandonment cited. Rumor of more divorce applications before a state law change. Abraham Eshleman petitioned for writ de lunatico inquirendo for Peter Eshleman, who lives near State Line.
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A.S. Garis
Mamie Gibson
Roy Gibson
Carlisle
Marshal N. Cummidge
Chas. E. Cummings
Lunatico Laguirendo
Alex. Neill
Peter Eshleman
Quirendo
Abraham Eshleman
State Line
Jim Crow law confusion on Maryland road scene
Agentieman of Hagerstown raises issue at Annapolis over a Maryland road where a Jim Crow policy exists though authority is unclear. The Shenandoah Valley N and W Railroad runs from Hagerstown to Roanoke. 15 miles lie in Maryland with no Jim Crow, yet the line enforces Virginia law along its length. A colored passenger is forced to ride in the colored car from Hagerstown, and a preacher was once ejected from a white car at Charles Town and assaulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agentieman
Hagerstown
Annapolis
Maryland
Shenandoah Valley Division
Roanoke
Charles Town
Personal notices list local residents visiting and traveling
Mrs Geo Mantz returned from Vitts burg with pneumonia threat and stays with her mother Mrs A A Lechlider Potomac Street. Mr Samuel B Oliver Cannon Avenue visits relatives in Philadelphia. Miss Ray Joffe has recovered from the grip. Mr Harry Bear Berkeley Springs attorney visits brother C A Cones Williamsport. Mr Chas E Harper and daughters Rath and Kathryn spent yesterday in Martinsburg. Mrs John T Worthington Urbah is visiting Dr T W Simmons this city. Mr Rozier L Bouis American Type Foundry Co visits here. Mrs Catherine McClain Williamsport left for Washington to visit her sons. Miss Margaret Conley Williamsport leaves for Washington to take a stenographer and typewriter position with a wholesale house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Mantz
Vittsburg
A. A. Lechlider
S$ Potomac St
Samuel B. Oliver
Cannon Avenue
Philadelphia
Ray Joffe
Harry Bear
Berkeley Springs
C. A. Cones
Williamsport
Chas
E. Harper and Daughters
Rath
Kathryn
Martinaburg
John T. Worthington
Urbaha
T. W. Simmons
Rozier L. Bouis
American Type Foundry Co
Nere
Catherine McClain
Washington
Hhe Sons
Margaret Conley
Deafness Cure Promised By Constitutional Remedies
An ad claims deafness from inflammation of the Eustachian tube can be cured only by constitutional remedies, urging catarrh as the common cause and offering a $100 reward for a cure. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Weaver organs, and lists local lectures, laundry endorsements, and various goods with prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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Hather
Elks‘ Bazar
Elks’ Bazar
Marcy
F. Bchindel
Draggist
Potomac
Drs
Legislature
Mrs. Grose Denti
Visteatios
James Penderfast
Merthat
Anseto Bay
Jamaica
India Islands
Gough
Pharmacy
Ewed
Richard, Schinder & Co
Michigan Clover
Wammoth
G. B. Charlton
Washington-at
Biasphaus Bae “Remacciotti
Acumenia
le Grippe
Qoughsa
Ake
Steeves
Mobley's Drug Store
Washington St
Wm. Long
Vernon Young
Samuel E. Emmert
D.P. Schindel
McKee Brothers
Agnew'sture
Nature
Pharmsey
Grist
Nis
Ord
Bert
Samaritan Hall
Jonathan St
Troy Steam Laundry
Weihenmayer
Troy Laundry
D. B. Wiles
Big Hat
B. Chariton
Brussels
A. W. Munson
Public
City
Franklin
Jonathan Stean
Central Drag Co
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