Local Advertisements and Public Sales List
Advertisement items include For Rent-Honuse at Academy of Music Local-Ws and Local-Special Sale Public Sale entries for Armus Young Foster Milburn Jacob E Fisher and others A Good Tonic by Hahn & Marx Private Sale by A O Strite atty Public Sale W W H A Hamilton and Public Sale Syester Halm and Sny der as trustee Reflects scattered 19th century classified notices of rentals sales and legal notices in a local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honuse
Academy of Music
Armus Young
Foster Milburn
Jacob E. Fisher
Cahn & Marx
A. O. Strite
Atty
H. A. Hamilton
Syester, Halm and Snyder
Hiram Haytop Seeks Seat for Show Amid Odd Exchange
Hiram Haytop questions ticket seller about an elusive seating arrangement as a quirky family circle inquiry unfolds. The exchange hints at a humorous, mysterious scene around a local show and seating access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Haytop
Gianne
Family Circle
Local notes mix fortunes and mishaps in Williamsport area
A collage of society snippets, weather, and local events reveals Harpers Ferry and Bolivar residents plotting for fire apparatus funds, hotel affairs in Ocean City, inspector movements, a string of social engagements and dances, town fires, inheritances, and minor misfortunes. The page also notes a flood of small incidents from wrestling jokes to a broken nose, pension grants, and school class photos.
Hotels Change Hands In Anjerstown Transfer March First
Dr Wishard transfers control of Gantz House to Dr Wiehard who will operate the hotel from March 1 after purchasing Mrs Gantz interest. He rents his Jonathan street home to A K Coffman with the rear stable. central House at Public Square passes to Hamilton A Downin who leaves his post at An Gerstown Brewing Co to run the hostelry starting March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. J. Wiehard
Gantz House
Guntx
W. Antietam St
Dr. Wishard
Wishard
S Jonathan St
A. K
Public Square
Hamilton A Downin
Angerstown Brewing Co
Downin
Pownin
Play at the Academy Promises Restful Enjoyment
The Academy offers a Tuesday performance titled to reflect its calm themes. Alden Bass stars as the lead, a convincing character actor, while Polly Stockwell appears as the leading lady, young and comely, with no sensationalities to mar the story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Alden Bass
Polly Stockwell
Martinsburg Groceryman Weds Winchester Employee at St Josephs
Harry J. Little, a Martinsburg grocer, married Miss Daisey E. Martin at St. Josephs Catholic Church. Rev Father L F Kelley officiated. The couple’s courtship began with a telephone hello while Miss Martin worked as a hello girl at the Winchester Telephone Co. office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Little
Martinsburg
Daisey E. Martin
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
L. F Kelley
Miss Martin
Winchester Telephone Co
Church Fire at Mercersburg Narrowly Damages Lutheran Edifice
A Lutheran church in Mercersburg narrowly escaped total loss on Saturday night as a heater started a blaze. The sexton living nearby spotted a bright glow, raised the alarm, and the town fire department led by Fire Marshal Barry Byron fought flames, saving most of the structure. A large hole burned in the roof and pews were damaged, with about 400 dollars in losses covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercersburg
Sexton
Barry W. Byron
Mystery of missing Newhouse deepens in inquiry
The Mail on January 7 reported the unresolved case of Newhouse’s disappearance. A demented man found near Winchester yesterday is now identified as someone else, ruling out a key clue about the missing man’s whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Has. H Newhouse
Winchester
Newhouse
Teachers Report Delayed for Winter Term Reports
Teachers must prepare winter term reports on January 24 and submit to the School Commissioners' room as soon as possible after. They will be paid during the Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlstivute
Tnstitute
Fruit Land Acquisition in Haytwek Sparks Apple Planting
Capitalists have secured title to 1000 acres of Haytwek fruit land and plan 50000 York imperial apple trees next spring. J Taliaferro Bridges will plant 3000 trees. Farmers have rejected buyout offers and will also plant apple trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Placulture
Haytwek
J. Taliaferro Bridges
New Fancy Grocery Opens in Potomac Street Room
On Friday in the room on N Potomac BL next the Market House Central Meat Co F Clso Koontz manager opens up with large stock of green groceries meat and fancy foods and grocery novelties M2 Knonta is well known here lately with Holz apfel market farther downs the street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Potomac BL
Central Meat Co
Distillery Accident Sells Lunch Breaks Duty
Mr. E P Dunn, off distillery duty, burned his arm when boiling fluid spilled from a kettle. Dr Ragan treated the severe burn, and Dunn was laid off for a couple of days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E P. Dunn
Dr. Ragan
Mr Dunn
Big Batuarion and Pen Mar Council to Install 500 Candidates
Members of Pen Mar Council and Royal Arcaoura will travel to Baltimore next month for a grand installation by State Grand Officers. It is expected about 500 candidates from across the state will be initiated into the order's mysteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Batuarion
Pen Mar Council
Royal Arcaoura
Baltimore
Order
Boston Prizes At Poultry Show Include Pigmy Ponters
H Grove of this city captured prizes at the Boston poultry show which closed Saturday evening taking second and third in Pigmy Ponters and second in cocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
H. Grove
Eight-Story Uniontown Project Prompts Breakneck Progress
Contractor James McGonkle, once local, scaled a 12 story Uniontown building project to eight stories and is pushing rapid completion. An advertisement touts White Pine Expectorant for coughs colds and throat issues, signed by N. Schindel druggist at Potomac Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McGonkle
Uniontown
Schindel
Drageiet
Potomacst
Two Fires Across City Sparks From Engines End Early
Two Sunday fires reported in the city started by sparks from engines. One burned a field along the cut off track at Oak Hill. another sparked on a snow board at the Wiebel match factory Foundry street. Firemen were alerted from box 61 Church and Foundry and extinguished the flames with little damage beyond a shingle in the roof. South Mountain woods north of Edgemont have burned for days, destroying valuable timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Wiebel Match Factory
Foundry St
H. E. Saums
George McCarter
Church and Foundry
Western Enterprise Company
South Mountain
Edgemont
Church News and Local Sermons in Williamsport and Baltimore
Church notices report Father T. D. Mead’s recovery and new residence at Sts Philip and James Catholic Church in Baltimore. Williamsport Lutheran officers elected with Supt E W Byers and treasurer William Newcomer. Zion Reformed to hold baptism next Sunday. worship services noted at Trinity Methodist and Christ’s Reformed. Rev Snyder of Dayton preached at Christ’s Reformed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notou
T. D. Mead
Sts Philip and James’ Catholic Church
Baltimore
Lutheran
Williamsport
E. W. Byers
Alver G. Huffman
Win. Newcomer
Treas
Bell
Blanche Buckey
Elia Garver
John Staur
Lancester
Zion Reformed ‘ Church
Edward Cost
Trinty Church
E. Blaine Bible
Zion Reformed Church
W. C. Brian Will
Washington Square
M.E. Church
Christ
U. Snyder
Dayton, O
Christ's Reformed Church
Drowning Tragedy On Kipp's Dam Near York
A drowning accident at Kipp's Dam York claims the lives of Mrs Philip Helms and Miss Annie Blaiber. Albert Bell narrowly escapes as ice breaks and skaters fall into cold water. Howard Hass and others try to rescue but both women disappear beneath the ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipp
York
Philip Helms
Annie Blaiber
Albert Bell
Lutheran Church of
Williamsport
Howard Hass
Hass
Three Men Freed on Habeas Corpus Writ
Judge Stake released James Chase Ed Bowers and Edmund Griffen on habeas corpus arising from a defective warrant. The suspects were arrested at Weverton by Patrolman Webber for climbing an 8 O freight train. States Attorney Poffenberger said the warrant lacked specificity to prove unlawful riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseward
Stake
James Chase
Bowers
Edmund Griffen
R. T Edmonds
Weverton
Webber
Preston Miller
Poffenberger
Two Blondes in Burlesque Feud Over Diamond Ring
A Parisian stage duo at the Academy of Music Saturday night clashed after a purse containing money and an $8 diamond ring went missing. Pearl Raymond, Tattie Holliday, and Con stable Rowland were involved as tears and fights erupted amid a warm burlesque crowd, with the ring never recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Rowland
Miss Holliday
Gantz Hotel
Didmond
Sister Layuna Dies After Short Illness At 30
Sister Layuna of the Notre Dame order dies at St Joseph's Academy in Washington Street after a five year teaching post. She suffered peritonitis and passed away Saturday at 8 pm. Her mother Mrs McCombes and sister arrived in Bagertown. Requiem service held at St Mary’s Church by Father Rabbia. Remains sent toward Tacony near Philadelphia for interment Tuesday in Catholic cemetery for Sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layuna
Order of Notre Dame
St. Joseph's Academy
W. Washington St
McCombes
Bagerstown
Patent medicine war tale misattributed to Chambersburg
A New York pharmaceutical era piece misplaces a story of a patent remedy war, noting混 the Mail published a tale set in Chambersburg but era readers see it as mixed dates and places. It suggests Harperstown druggists avoid conflict over dated drugs, focusing on business and relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mail
Chambersburg
Fire Company Report Clarifies Mrs Detrow Testimony
A high fire company officer misreported Mrs Detrow as complaining about water excess. The record states she did not complain and praised the firemen for their brave, speedy, and effective work. The note serves to correct the public record and defend the firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detrow
Funeral Rites Held For Charles R Smith
The funeral for Charles R. Smith was held Sunday at 8 p.m. with services by Rev. Derk of Trinity. Interment followed at Rose Hill cemetery with pallbearers Henry Beater C M Faderer G W Cramer George Rumberger John Friese Geo. Gurlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Smith
Derk
Trinity
Rose Bid
Henry Beater
C M. Faderer
G W. Cramer
George Rumberger
John Friese
Geo. Gurlock
Henry Collidower
Franklin
Snyder
B& O
Frederick
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
Notable Reassignment Swells Hagerstown Branch Enrollment
Harry D. Deimotte, formerly in charge of the Chambersburg and Waynesboro branch of the Scranton International Correspondence School, resigns that post and accepts the Hagerstown branch. The new district includes parts of Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia, with the Hagerstown branch already serving over 300 students aided by Deimotte’s efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Deimotte
Chhambersburg and
Waynesboro
Scranton International Correspondence School
Bis
Chambersburg
Hagerstown
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Delmotte
Mrs Cost of Potomac Avenue Dies at 82
Mrs Samuel Cost aged 82 died Sunday evening at her Rubbersville home of paralysis. Formerly Miss Stine, she leaves a son, John L. Cost, a mail agent and poultry man at the Eagerstown Fair. Body to Keedysville. services at UB Church. interment in Keedyaville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Samuel Cost
Potomac Ave
Stine
Rubbersville
Keedysville
Schurch
Keedyaville
John L. Cost
Gunfire in Slley Near Hamilton and Landis House
Early Sunday there was a disturbance when a shot or two fired near Hamilton and Landis House. The sheriff and Lieutenant Alexander pursued along the cross streets and collided briefly before meeting, ending the incident. No further details are given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slley
Hamilton
Landis
Alexander
Sale of Seats for Mikado Opera Opens Wednesday
Tickets for the Mikado opera go on sale at Stover's bank store starting Wednesday at 9 o'clock. Strong demand and high expectations point to a successful run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stover's Bank
Hood's Barparapila Claims Rheumatic Cure Through Blood Remedy
An advertisement urges using Hood's Sarsaparilla as an internal treatment for rheumatism. It argues external remedies give only temporary relief and credits the internal medicine with correcting blood acidity and curing the disease, claiming it has done more for rheumatic patients than any other medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Wedding Tie Up Quiet Roanoke Ceremony for Cramer Carter
A quiet Roanoke ceremony at Mrs. Scruggs residence on Patterson Ave joined Miss Leos Carter sister of Mrs Scruggs to Mr John M. Cramer. The bride daughter of Mrs. Jesse Carter of Eastern Virginia has many friends. They left for Hegers town to spend several days with relatives after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scruggs
Patterson Ave
Roanoke
Leos
Carter
Jobn M. Cramer
Jesse Carter
Eastern
Virgiia
Cramer
Hegerstown
Death of Mrs Samuel Robrar at age 23
Mrs Samuel Robrar of Boyd's station formerly Robrersville died Saturday from scarlet fever aged 23. Daughter of Eli Brown of Trego. Body arrived at Trego on a special B&O train Sunday at 11 o'clock for interment in Robrersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jirs
Ssmuel Kobo
Samuel Robrar
Boyd's Station
Robrersville
Eli, Brown
Trego
B&o
Pleasant surprise party for Charles Cadori at Locust Street
A pleasant surprise party was given for Charles Edward Cadori at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Cadori 3048 Locust Street. A large group attended and the evening was enjoyed by all attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edward Cadori
Frank Cadori
Locust St
Mass Joffe To Sell Stock Of Foods At Public Sale
Will Lesge announces that merchant Mas Joffe, afflicted with ill health, will sell his entire stock of foods at public sale due to climate in jurying to him and his need to leave town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Lesge
Mas Joffe
Realty Sale Sends Edmonds Family to Hagerstown
Realty firm Realty Late reports Jacob R. Edmonds sold his Sharpsburg residence to Mrs. Wm. H. Thomas on private terms and will move with his family to Hagerstown on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob R. Edmonds
Sharpsburg
Wm. H. Thomas
Hagerstown
Teaman returns from McKeesport with plans to tend affairs
Claude H Teaman has returned from McKeesport and secured MOL. Reedy to look after his affairs. He says he was bewildered when he went away. Only wanted 4 litte resto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude H Teaman
McKeesport
Reedy
Lutheran church sells old personage to Mrs Ellen Stuart
A church committee sold the old personage on the west side of the church to Mrs Ellen Stuart of Baltimore for $900 cash.
Pepper in coffee at Bike Works watchman incident
A man reports pepper in the coffee of Wm. Saylor, watchman at Bike Works, and the watchman reacted by biting a cup. The notice shifts to a Marsh Pike case about Estiléman, with a Friday 10 o'clock meeting mentioned. The text also advertises various medicines and local drugstores with claims and consumer notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saylor Watchman
Bike Works
Inquirendo
Estiléman
Marsh Pike
Jones on Potter and the Bishop's liberal views
The Rev Sam Jones in a Georgia letter attacks Bishop Potter of New York for allegedly aligning with liberal and pro prohibition crowds. He mocks Potter’s social circle and wealth, claiming dining with millionaires corrupts his views and weakens biblical warnings. He accuses Potter of pandering to the rich and neglecting rural white Georgians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Jones
Bishop Potter
New York
Samuel
Potter
Georgia
Alo K
Personal notices from Washington and nearby towns
Miss Dori Weber returns from Washington. Miss Grace Leiss of Haserstown visits Mrs. Henry Seibert. Miss Anna Bear of BE Baltimore St can go out briefly. Mr J Beard had teeth extracted with serious bleeding. Mrs Margaret Keller ill at her daughter's home on George St. Mr Chan Webb of J. at Palm Beach Fla. Pana Durbin of Avaton Ave very ill. Miss Olive Davis of N Cannon Ave ill with quincy. Mr Jacob Travinger of Table Works ill at home in Funkstown. Miss Blanche Knodle back in Baltimore. Miss Anna K Miller, visiting, leaves for California around Feb 1. Miss Agnes Murphey of Keedysville returns to teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Taylor
Wieber Factory
Say City
Mich
Cross Arms
J.C Clagston
Waynesboro
Wilmington
Del
Louse
Anna Bruin
Katherine
Helen Scots
Margaret Neill
Miss Higgins
Katharine Boyle
Lydia Edwards
St. James
W. M. Gatling
Bissell
Samuel
Calebra
Porto Rico
Wm’ M Scribner
Chicago
The
Cumberland News
Chas
Dayton
Potomac River
Keyser
J. B. Stitt
Baltimore
Here
Daniel Lowery
Fleming cm
Alungeesville
Janva
Miss
Dori Weber
Washington
Grace Leiss
Haserstown
Henry Seibert
Anna J. Bear
Baltimore St
J . Beard
Margaret Kellér
Nyman
George St
Chan, Webb
Palm Beach
Fla Pana Durbin
Avaton Avenue
Olive Davis
N. Cannon
Quincy
Jacob Travinger
Funkstown
Blanche Knodle
Anna K. Miller
California
Agnes Murphey
Rick
Keedysville
Martinsburg
Trafic
Margaret Keller
8.C. Nyman
George St. Martha Paulina Wigfield
Cumberland
Lillian Williams
Negress
Muic
William Sorrell
Oscar Shank
Vienna
W. Va
Portsmouth
Weal Stanbuck
Worthy reward offered for bloodhound hunt on Long Island
A detective, returning from Lynchburg, plans a bloodhound search on Long Island after Cropsey trial offers for Tiger, praised as a top hound, have surged from 3000 to 9000. Tiger’s running mate John, crippled near Keedysville, has recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Tiger
John
Keedysville
Operation Message Sparks Cure With Electric Bitters
Mrs I Huot of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced a dire stomach illness and yellow jaundice. After gall stones formed and doctors failed, she used Electric Bitters and was wholly cured, restoring appetite and digestion. Sold for 50 cents by Warelam's City Pharmacy and The Central Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warelam
City Pharmacy
Central Drug Co
Eovestmany
E Demick
Somerville
Ind
Wareham
Central Drug. Co
Rugs for sale and local medical update at once
Rug values drop from 1 to 90 cents and 1.10 dollars with dozens of lines listed, including Brussels Rugs priced at 13.00 now 8.25 as inventory moves. A. W. Musson advertises public square shop with heavy rug discounts while G. H. Hansan, engineer, recovers from kidney disease thanks to Foley’s Kidney Cure. McKee Brothers promote discounted horse blankets as winter begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Foley's Honey and Terrificord Protects Against Colds
A fragment notes that a negotiated cough or cold may lead to bronchial or lung troubles and urges using Foley's Honey and Terrifords for security from serious effects. D P Schindel, druggist, opposite postoffice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
D .P. Schindel
Posteface
Bargains in Piano and Organ at Ordway's Music Store
The holiday trade has left wa with bargains in piano and organs. Anyone planning to buy an instrument will find something to please them here. Terms will be made to suit. Ordway's Music Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordway's Music Store
Ordway’s
Carlonds Clover Seed Contracted for Three Cars
Richard Schindel and Co. contracted for three cars of choice recleaned Michigan Clover Seed mammoth and small early in the season. They have taken orders for 1,000 bushels. The second car arrives mid month. Place orders before prices advance as a large seed invoice arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard,Schindel & Co
Michigan
Clover Seed
Mammoth
34 Year Pastorate Anniversary At Zion Reform Church
The service marked the 34th anniversary of Hoy Dr. J Spangler Kieffer as pastor at Zion Reform Church. He noted his first Hagerstown sermon 34 years ago, discussed Reformation origins from Galatians 6 1, and reviewed the Heidelberg Catechism at night. Large crowds attended both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion
Hoy
J. Spangler Kieffer
Kieffer
Hagerstown
Kivifer
Edward Heard
Notable South Western Illinois figure named Robert C Brown
Robert O Brown of Sparta a former six year representative of the 48th district is slated for appointment as clerk of the U S Court for the Southern District of Illinois. Born 1859 he rose from blacksmith to law via night study and is a member of Knights of Pythias Elks and Modern Woodmen. He notes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a valued household remedy in a February 20 1901 letter to Pepsin Syrup Co acknowledging its tonic and digestive benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Robert O. Brown
Sparta
U. S Court
Southern District of Illinois
Knights of Pythias
the Elks
Modern Woodman
RO. Brown
Renewed resolve to excel in first class pianos at Ordway's Music
The ad copy proclaims Lester pianos will renew effort to be first class, urging readers to visit Ordway's Music Store to view new styles. It weaves in health ad pitches for Foley's Honey and Tar, DeWitt's Little Early Risers, Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, and Foley kidney remedies, with multiple pharmacist mentions and local business names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester
Ordway
Lawsuit Filed Over Damages From Tree Cutting Incident
John E. Rice, represented by Levin Stonebraker and T. A. Poffenberger, sues Margaret Murray for 2000 dollars. Rice allegedly was arrested November 7, 1901 on a warrant before Justice Adams for allegedly maliciously cutting a cherry tree on Murray’s property and held four hours before trial, later acquitted. the suit claims this malice damaged Rice’s credit and reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Rice
Margaret Murray
Levin Stonebraker
T. A. Poffenberger
Rice
Justice Adams
Suit For Slander at Court Over Neighbors Chicken Dispute
The case files a slander suit between Mrs. Alice W. Coomes and Miss Nellie Byer arising from words exchanged after a chicken dispute. Mrs. Coomes is represented by Nevill, Sr. and Mason. no attorney for Miss Byer has appeared. The matter sits in the local courthouse docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice W. Coomes
Potomac St
Nellie Byer
Christian Byer
Howard
Potomac
Court House
Nevill, Sr
Mason
Coomes
Bed Four Weeks With La Grippe In Bed Case
A letter from Ray Kemp of Angels Indiana describes a long illness with la grippe and poor relief from physicians. He credits Foley's Honey and Tar as the decisive remedy after trying multiple treatments. D P Schindel, druggist, opposite the post office, notes the endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Schindel
D. P. Schindel
la Grippe
Ray Kemp
Angels
Ind
Millinery bargains and New Year greetings from McKee Brothers
The notice promises low prices on clothes wringers for ten days and announces a successful year for the business. It invites friends and patrons to inspect a millinery stock including bets feathers ribbons laces and related items. Also mentions cough remedies and Foley products via D P Schindel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Succesar
Lothes
Ae McKee Brothers
Poormenia
Ba Grinpo
Foley
D. P. Schindel
App
Postoffice
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Keedy
Jessie Magana
Salem Lodge
Aby
Iniel Rhinehart
Ivor
J. Frank Roessner
10 & Group
Dent
King
Riverview Pery
Fon Stedstead
Pagers- Bedstead Co
Isi
John Tice
Home Light
Mr. Down
Central and
Gantz
Peaceful Valley
Drown
Latta
Howard Bryant
Thin City
Dad
Samuel Cost
Cramer—Dactor
Tention Andersns
Antietams
Dr. Eine
Central Drag Co
DeWitt
James Mack
N. Webster
Jones On
A. W. Musson
G. H. Hansan
L. E
W.A.R
Lima
D. P Schindel
McKee Brothers
Robert C. Brown
G. B. Chariton
Piu
Ates Md
Ramacciotti’s
N. W
J. O. Greene
Depiuw
Waretam
Brown
Do- Inth
Minn
Poley
Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
F. J Cheney
West & Truax
Walding, Kinnac _& Marvin
Ohio
Grove Bros
the Baldwin
Mobley
Washington St
Miss H
Martin
Mra Naviel Boall
Prospect Street
Augustine Mason
Frase Ax
Kohrerarle I
A. C_ STRITE
Sapaa Gape
E. 5. Kidder
Rew Scenery
Spec? Properties
Ex “Callent Company
Alden
BASS
Hosea Howe
Paeeentsmeyees Mioe Pc
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