Local Happenings and Social Notes from Fox Hill
Mrs Ursula Martin is on the sick list. Mrs Ida Hall returned from Cherry Creek. Ed Coburn of Kane visited Geo Lauffenberger. Mrs Jane Shook and Mabel Ackley visited Mrs Tara Fox. Ella Marlett Minnie Thompson Hill called on Mrs Bertha Blood. Richard Lindsey and wife of Farmington entertained at Warren Hall. Elmer and Emmet Blood hired to lumber for Chas Van Orndale. Jotham Akeley arrived from Chicago and plans Jefferson County visit. Mary Lauffenberger visited Warren to see Lizzie Andragg. Edward Radspiner of Glade spent weekend on the hill. Mrs Jennie Gage in poor health. Addison Fox moves to J N Schaur's. moral note on forgiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Hill
Ursula Martin
Brown
Ida Hall
Cherry Creek
Ed Coburn
Kane
Geo. Lauffenberger
Ira
Chicago
Jefferson County
Aynthia Fehlman
Mary Lauffenberger
Warren
Nice
Lizzie Andragg
Edward Radspiner
Glade
Jennie Gage
Addison Fox
J. N. Schaur
Thanksgiving services and marriages in Garland news
Thanksgiving services were held at the Presbyterian church led by Rev. Brecken, followed by a Sunday school dinner and student pieces. Mr. Martin Mead and Miss Saggine wed on November 24. A grandson arrived at Garland House, Rev. Breckenridge smiles, and town notices mention Eva Eckels and guests from Warren. Bear sightings, snow, and hopeful sleighing forecast for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Brecken
Fidge
Martin Mead
Saggine
Wattsburgh
Garland House
Breckenridge
Goodwill
Terry
Eva Eckels
Cambridge
George Clark
John Wilson
Warren
Johnny
A Strange Freak and Public Notices from Kingston Herald
A Kingston Herald item reviews a wife’s attempted infanticide stopped by a neighbor, noting doctors call it incurable though her husband reports cure after Sulphur Bitters. Advertisements offer boarding stable services on Third Street with underground stalls, Dr Kaufmann’s medical work for six cents, Adelphia Kitchen boarders, clothes cleaning by Mrs Casemere using a new dry cleaning process, and plush work details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rowell
Blues
Est
Kingston Herald
Baker & Loucks
Third Street
Louisa GC. Casemere
Second Street
Cure for rheumatism and neuralgia praised by doctor
A physician extols Dr. Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy as the best all round cure for rheumatism and neuralgia. He cites several patients, including William Guckemus of Utica and Michael Crowley of New York, praising dramatic recoveries and urging consultation with Dr. Greene at his New York office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Dr. Greene
Guckemus
Utica
Michael Crowley
New York City
Laight Street
T. J. Cummings
Lorain Street
Cleveland
Ohio
W. 14Th Street
New York
Lord Rooney at Library Hall A Laughing Festival
The Boogney Comedy Company presents Lord Rooney at Library Hall on Tuesday December 6. Katie Rooney as Chips and Mattie Rooney as Serpentine Dancer receive praise for their clever turns and imitations while Josie Rooney as Mrs Parrigan supports a strong ensemble in a celebrated farce-like showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Rooney
Katie Rooney
Chips
Pat Rooney
Mattie Rooney
Josie Rooney
Ex Governor Hoyt Nearing Death in Pennsylvania
Ex Governor Henry M. Hoyt lies gravely ill in Witxessarre Pennsylvania as Bright's disease weakens him his physician warns he may not live more than twenty four hours all details drawn from a concise telegraphed update from the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witxessarre
Henry M. Hoy
Bright
Health cures and bargain offers fill the page
An old newspaper page promotes medical consultations by Dr. Greene at 35 W 14th St New York offering free advice and vegetable remedies for nervous and chronic diseases. It also advertises Merck Bros Jewelry Store Christmas display and Rogers Silver at cost, Hill's Pile Pomade with testimonials, Pan Ting cough and consumption cure, Red Flag Oil for rheumatism, and Dr Kline's Nerve Restorer with free trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
14Th Street
New York
Gee
Cupid
Merck Bros. Jewelery Store
F. W. & R.D. Kahle
Longing for Reunion and Eternal Peace in an Evensong Era
A poetic meditation on reuniting with loved ones in a blessed afterlife amid sorrow from earthly loss. The piece references faith, heavenly harmony, and comfort from spiritual guardians, followed by a dated advertisement for Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters urging readers to consult a 1893 almanac and citing a testimonial about Sulphur Bitters cure for dyspepsia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostetter Company
Pittsburgh
Real Estate Transfers for Week Ending December 1 1892
Real estate transfers listed include Simonson to Neilson Glade township $900. Hague to Sheldon et al Youngsville borough $225. Knapp to Road Commission South West township $10. Clark to Stearn Glade $200. Ballito to Holcomb Farmington $500. Hood to Anna Kinsua $35. Gorman to Tidioute Church Tidioute $1600. Ridelsperger to D Ridelsperger Glade val con. Branch to Amann Glade $325. Duffield by Sheriff to Hue North Clarendon $352.50. Hue to Gerould North Clarendon $1. Willey to Thelin Glade $30. Roy heirs to Helen Roy Glade $? Whitcomb to Whitcomb Corydon $1000. Sum to Whitcomb Corydon $1500. Strong to Charles Kinzua $50. Lindsey to Radeker Sheffield $4450. Horton executors to Radeker Sheffield. White to Culver Warren $500. Foster to Thompson Farming ton $1000. Mead to Weiler Conewango $100. Mead to Weiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon P. Simonson
Samuel C. Neilson
Glade Township
Wm. A. Hague
John L. Sheldon
Youngsville
Leroy
Knapp
Road Commission
Erm
South West
Leavitt W. Clark
Stearn
DL. Ballito J. B Holcomb
Farmington Township
Thos. Hood
A.J. Anna
Kinsua
Benj. Gorman
Tidioute Church
Fidioute
R. W. D. Ridelsperger
D. Ridelsperger
Val
Same
Val. Con
Nathan Branch
Anna S. Amann
J. W. Eggleston
Chas. Whitcomb
Mary Ellen Whitcomb
Corydon Township
Clarence Whitcomb
Lebbins M. Strong
Charles
Kinzua
W. M. Lindsey
C. W. BR. Radeker
Shefield
Walter Horton
C. W. R. Radeker
Sheffield
Thos. White
George Culver, Jr
Warren Borough
Amanda Foster
Daniel Thompson
A. J. Mead
Carrie Weiler
Conewango
Educational discussions at Edinboro Normal School begin December 12
Pedagogical discussions will be held this winter and spring at Edinboro State Normal School with participation from State Superintendent D J Waller and several regional educators. The sessions are free to sit students teachers and friends. write to the Principal for information. Winter term starts December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinboro State Normal School
North Western
Pennsylvania
D. J. Waller
Harrisburg
L.I. Handy
Newark
Delaware
H. C. Misamer
Erie
F. Treudly
Youngstown
Ohio
I. M. Bullock
New Castle
Jas. P. Burns
Boots and shoes offered at cost on Royal St near Glade
An ad notes health related moves with a range of remedies and medical writings. It lists boot and shoe stock for sale at cost on Royal Street near Glade by H. Flaoxe and promotes medical works and patent medicines from various sellers, including DeWitt's remedies and Warren pharmacy products. It mentions trunk handlers and factory prices in a brief promotional note.
Fall of the Leaf and Safe Health Advice
As autumn nears the text notes leaves turning gold and trees bare signaling winter. It urges disease prevention and promotes Klein's Silver Age or Duquesne tonics as pure stimulants, sold by Ludwig Mayer in Oil City as Warren County agents with prices per quart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klein
Duquesne
Ludwig Mayer
Oil City
Warren County
Remedy Claims For Broad Ailments Sent By Mail
A claimant advertises a full size package by mail promising relief for headache constipation indigestion dyspepsia sour stomach neuralgia cold nervous prostration and liver and kidney complaints. No additional details or endorsements are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
F. H. Dixson
East Warren
Chas. Rogers
Bay City
Mich
F.H. Dixson
Ener Warren
de Witt
Warren
da Witt
Harry
Foresteat
Warren Pharmacy
Hunter & Jarv.s
F. H. Dixon
Coins That Have Big Values and How to Inspect Them
A Star dealer explains coin values from early copper cents to rare silver dollars. Values depend on date and condition, with 1799 cents worth up to 25 dollars in prime condition and the famous 1804 silver dollar valued around six hundred dollars. The guide cites preservation grades, common misprints, and how to handle, clean, or store coins without diminishing worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exida
Preservton
America
United States
California
Utah
Brigham Young
Maryland
France
Connecticut
Virginia
Vermont
Massachessetts
Washington
G. Washington
England
Washington Star
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ledger
Garland
Adelphia Kitchen
Water Street
Suspension Bridge
the Boogney Comedy Company
Tuseday
Hoyt
Rogers
Taz Proxerr Hardware Co
Hill
Siegfried & Co
F. M
R. D. Kahle
Death
Christ
Fanny
Rvine
D. Lewis
Boston
Mass
Royal St
H. Flaoxe
Here
Thompson
Trrnsville
Colorado
Oregon
Harvey Heed
Laceyvills
Hood
Joseph €. Smith
Death's
Mr. Smith
Laceyville
Condensed
Merrell & Soule
Syracuse
N.Y
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