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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1900
Page
2
A dry goods store showcases table crockery and fancy china as a specialty. The ad touts rare beauty in lamps and up to date wares for the table, promising low prices that have paired with strong winter sales. Multiple mentions emphasize stock variety and reasonable figures.
Mrs Thomas L Walters and Silly Annie Bavercoat hosted a Saturday gathering. Several residents, including Evel, Evel and J.D. Linaberry, attended events, church services noted, and a long list of real estate transfers dated 1901 recorded in Phillipsburg and surrounding towns.
Local obituaries and notices list John Gaflowsy of 32 Slfgreaves Street dying Wednesday night, 40 years old, survived by a wife and two children. Edward N. Dents and other residents pass away. community events include church meetings, a fire on a street, and a bank president election. Also reports of injuries, births, and local social events across Phillipsburg area communities.
Meadyville report notes Mr and Mrs Jacob Waugh attending the funeral of Mia Simpon Howell at Viewma on Tuesday. Mentions Swift medical improvement of Felbude here on Tuesday. J W Flummerfelt bought two Quaker churns last week. Frank Pool and Ella Waoboskirk visited Danville and Vienna relatives. Hanry Bennett and others spent Sunday with locals Willan Burd and Agron Vanbucket.
An ad touts Benson's Plaster as fast acting relief for coughs bronchitis lumbago and more. It cites over 5 000 physicians druggists and professionals endorsing the remedy and notes fifty five awards in competitions against European and American plasters. Seabury Johnson in New York offers orders with postage prepaid on 25 cents per bottle.
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