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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1898

Page

6

Local Socials And Accidents In Delaware Town

Delaware town notes recount a social at the Delaware House led by the Ladies Guild, a Friday evening festival for foreign missions proceeds, and a dog bite incident near Providency. Reports cover visitors, wagon accidents, a forthcoming revival, and a town trip to New York. The column lists neighbors’ visits, farm happenings, barn repairs, and local charity events with several names and places around Walton Warren, Newark, and nearby communities.

Delaware Walton Wartang Newark Misa Carrie McCodluta Newton Delawanna House Ladias Guild Ernest Anderson Providency R. 1 A. L. Kelly Transue Tower Sun A.A. Malinskis South Jersey Presbyterian Church New York City

County Poor House visit notes and local life events

Report from Stewartsville on a county poor house visit via Wallington and Jackson Valley. It details founding in 1839, opening in 1830, officials Hobertson Hankingon Axford and George Righey, and the thrifty yet mixed view of inmates and staff. The piece also covers sermons, politics, harvest plans, social visits, and local notices about residents and community activities.

Fropholder Solu Wallington Jackson Valley Dyatinaton County Poor House Mar Archilbald Hobertson William Hankingon Daniel Axford George Righey Selda Caunry Mrcetory Slyxsis Vale Townsend and Vanutta Leida A. Madison Paters New York Tin Laesons Nik Oveatt Geore Lily Deannard Gence Loka Red Alen Aa -Marvest Low's Hollow Uta Harry Weller Sin Dean Kinney Koliadal S.J Jersey Mahlon Pinney Congress Pitney Foster Voorhees Tan Tam Tan Magntion Rufus Blodget Monmouth Repub Rufus Blodgett United States Levisiature Kitese Teaders Ewsark Sentinel of Freedom Che Sollara Mary M.thompson A. J. Steele Gettyburg Soward Melick Tyscenia Lesan Bor Mra. Win Thomson Ocean Grove Conmivetleub Cipal Peatley Naturales Donworthy Neady Congregation Hinesieenth Hirthaay Bullinin Lonse A. Boyer J. G. Leon Bingtiamatan Wadden iTaros Uy i Grenther A. Davia Haston

Local visitors and residents share news from Newark to Newton

Allamughy Mrs Samuel Mier of Newark visits her sister, and Miss Flora Crawer of Morristown spends a week with her parents Mr and Mrs George Crotmer. Laura Staples, the Hitle Gavusliter of Clark Staples, dies at grandmother’s home in Vienna. George Staples mourns his wife, seven months after a previous loss. A heavy shower damages a harness, horse, and wagon near Rathcldard mansion. Visitors include Mr and Mrs William Cramer of Morristown, Mrs Edward Wilson of Newark, and others. Grover receives a two recreated canopy top survey frontners in Chicago. Farmers busy gathering crops. Rev JO Frazer and wife registered at Hotel Brungwicks. Carrington of Farley Wilson Cowl Co Newark suspends vacation. A Sunny party from Nowtar visits Hotel Brunswick and tours estate, strode through Stuyve, Kinnston, and Rutherford kennels, viewing fox terriers and Glanter’s preserves. Farewell supper ends trip back to Newton.

Anthony McPenick John Miller Carlfon Henry Apgar John Desle Agnes Castner George Amsteld Carter Martin Iesc Stephensburg Peter L. Minchart Phillipsburs Henry S. Aprar Stewart Ferris Lawrence Frit Grace Slater Anthony Keziah Fine Cyrus Fisher Lawrence Fritts Kaye Mower Mayberry Allamughy Samuel Mier Newark Tra. W Cooper Flora Crawer Morristown George Crotmer Spear Clark Laura Staples Clark Staples Jacob Junsil Viena Staples Durlin Manson Doug Willian Cramer Edward, Wilson Miubert Chrantorlain Washington Edward Dunn Long Brides John Reed Jolin Whitsell Whitsell Wut Grover Chicago Joh. Frazer Asbarey Brungwicks Val Carrington Farley Wilson Cowl Co Tila Place Nowtar Mee Thomay Robeson Myra Henry Price Wry Robeson Mees Mithews Brosted V. Robeson Denne Robeson Alfee Robeson William Mathews Jennie Mathews Renie Murtins Wilson Robeson Agney Robeson George Holliwell J. G. Hollwell Paterson Brunswick Tod H. Sealy Stuyve Kinnston Cony Ernest Martin Rutherfurd Donald Potter

Hainesburg notes small town life and travel

In Hainesburg Stella Beck visited Rockaway and Mabel Fox Sg at Water Gap. Albert Allen, Jacob Allen and James Vankirk collected over two hundred oils Saturday night. Rev H Piper plans to resume pulpit duties after convalescence and Preacher Amel L Smith will lead services next Sunday. A new stone bridge replaces the old wooden one at the creamery. D S Walters wins a contract and a move to Warwick, Vt is planned. Cedar Lake picnic draws town turnout. guard rail along the old mill road needs repairs after rot. Lightning struck the new J S Adcess residence during a heavy shower, causing about a hundred dollars in damage.

Hainesburg Stella Beck Rockaway Mabel Fox Water Gap Albert Allen Jacob Allen James Vankirk Amel L. Smith Wec Timbrella Frestotler Walters Bour Warwick S. V Hhis Mra D. Cornell Hope Cedar Lake Saturays Ealind Wazon Road Levine J. 8 Adcess Aange Glover

Tumor Expelled by Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound

Testimonial letter from Mrs. Taaaanenig Winnioes of Mayne Tin praising Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for curing a severe tumor. She details symptoms of smothering spells, heart palpitations, and distress, stating the product relieved her condition after months of decline and years of illness.

Taaaanenig Winnioes Mayne Tin Dean Mus Tessinasi Tao Remy Lalas

Unclear Fragment Describes Domestic Goods Catalog items

Fragmentary notice lists varied items including towels soap hose and covers, with references to specialty stockings and household goods. Lacks coherent event or clear entities.

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