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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1897

Page

2

Local Notes From Belvidere And Nearby

Local correspondence reports varied town news from Belvidere and Newton area. It mentions church sermons at First Presbyterian, hospital transfer of a child, aid for the poor, shopping and prices, river camping tips, a beer tax rise, and upcoming public events. Also notes births, illnesses, travels, athletic plans, and social visits among residents, with community notices on schools and elected officials.

Hugh Hag Merchant Faulknor Tose Hapeon Redhelfer Buttzville Bellevilla N. J First Presbyterian Church Belviders Percy Snyder Newton Belvidere Easton Hospital Milduso McCracken M. E.church Faemera Shull Pee Shields Hackettstown Supreme Court County Board’ of Registration Court House

Miss Ella Henry Guests at Long Bridge Home

Karrasville notes show Ella Henry of Long Bridge as guest of Mrs. Walter Burr during Sunday. Ethel Cregar hosted two young friends in Newark and Bantyestown. Local social movements include visits by James L Smith and Bert Heater from Pe quest and Walter Hoagland of Townabury. Farmers remain active as oats harvest nears with fair weather expected.

McCammon Belvidere Person Chicago Medical College Cobb Grand Lodge Knights of Pything New Jersey Bone Lodge Grand Lodge Newton “Nim Maneice Williams Pergona Nansen North Pole Trenton Gailes Samuel J. Hixson Comegy Paul Philadelphia Quick Hope Station Messrs Vantorn Homeless Children’s Society of Wun Foroe Girond Pike County Force Alexander Bruen J. DeHeart Bruen Bruen Smith J. Hildebrant Craig Wintermute Califon Grace Walton Flanders Lindly High Bridge J. WW Stenderson Vane Flowers Jennie Newark Amos Morgan Alisa Mulford Miss Baily A. Nicholson Misa Blanche Ella Groff M. E Rhodes Jimmie Freddie John T. Fritts Elizabeth Fritts G. IL Wark Domnia Apgar California Fred Eddie Davis Lebanon Barry Taylor Chester J. W. Henderson High Bridgers Essis Force Mac Groff John ‘T. Feltis Middle Valley Goldman Dovar Hertha Kegean Ed, Howber Burlington W. D. Rusling Wood Rusling High Street Othel Ayers Carl Kampf Karrsville Ella Henry Long Bridge Walter Burr Suray Ethel, Cregar Qlnra Shultz Nettin Golick Bantyestown John Ketchum Townsbury Theodore Beaty Jacob Mitchell Beatty Amos Gulick Washington Bowley B.C. Perry Appies Mr. Fulmer Buttzville James L. Smith Bert Heater Pequest Walter” “Hoagland Townabury Mr. and Hirs B. C. Perry Marvin

Delaware and Columbia to clash in Friday town game

Local notes show Miss Clara Valentine visiting Newton and Theo McCollum’s. Rosksburg’s Charles Smith visits town. C E entertainment Thursday with proceeds for foreign missions. Dr. Wm. Baird in New York. W T U meetings and preacher itineraries. a 65-year-old resident Qyras Lanning dies after long illness. Miss Burdelle and Florence Meade visiting from Balaska. farm show crowds expected. several local names mentioned with various outings and visits.

Delaware Clara Valentine Newton Theo. McCollum Charles Smith Rosksburg C. E’s Wm. Baird New York Columbia Robinson Passaic Delaware Creamery Qyras, Lanning Paneras Burdelle Florence Meade Balaska Ghia Youmana Ag Frank i Milton Kelley Hicks School Atari New Owlton Saratoza Lake ‘George Sovbey Henry Lake Champlain Misa Fortman Aig Beatie Mr. Smith Bodine Geo, Mackey Smith

Daisy looks and Buffalo Bill show praised in Portland brief

Amos Bellis of Portland Pa renews acquaintance with the Daisy and notes the crowd enjoyed Buffalo Bill’s show on Monday. Mrs T B Hawking of Chattanooga sends praise for Shiloh's Vitalicor claimed to aid dyspepsia and liver or kidney trouble, priced 78 cents at Carter's Drug Store.

Amos Bellis Portland Buffalo Bill

Do You Use It It s the best thing for the hair

A promotional fragment asserts Hair Vigore promotes scalp conditions and nourishes hair roots, claiming it can restore faded hair and retain natural color if roots remain. It compares hair growth to desert blooming after rain and emphasizes roots must be present.

Cancer Cure Claim From Smithville Patient

Mrs Laura B Mims of Smithville Georgia describes a strawberry colored pimple on her cheek that rapidly grew and was deemed cancer by doctors. She says after taking Swift Specific the cancer discharged for three months then healed and never returned. The ad promises blood remedies for cancer and other diseases with free books by Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga.

Laura B. Mims Smithville Swift

Help Push Along A GOOD THING At The Big Store

The Big Store of James M. Fitts has been a good thing for Washington and vicinity, with a business system that has cheapened the cost of living to a minimum. The message extols the store as a civic asset and urges continued support.

James M. Fitts Washington

Originators of all Low Prices on groceries urged

The ad boasts low prices on water white kerosene and gasoline five gallon cans, fruit jars, and Lily White Flour. It emphasizes guaranteed satisfaction with money refunded and challenges readers to compare quality and price, urging customers to insist on the James M. Fitts Lily White brand and visit the store for the best offerings.

Mason’s James M. Fitts Lenox Quaker City Blizzard Eagle Jay Gedoz Magnolia Leader

Hills best yard wide Muslin and cheap fabrics

Yard wide bleached Muslin six yards per yard. Wamptons unbleached Muslin yard wide good quality forty yard. Fancy apron gingivans Bayard. Ladies good quality stack I use. Men’s rough quality halt finse. Men’s heavy oil grain shoes 21.95 per pair. Lot of ladies and children shoes reduced from 1.00 and 1.95 to 0.75. Men’s patent leather lot shoes 21.95. Men’s working and laundered shirts reduced to 0.88. Call and see us we want your trade.

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