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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1898
Page
7
Fragmented local items recount a public figures obituaries, church notes, and community gossip. It mentions Mrs. Stephen Suyder of Newton, deaths in town, property worries, and shifting church leadership along with social events and civic concerns.
A historical notice recounts the death of Aaron Row Wlod at his Hermon home in January with the burial on the same day of the week and month. It details his life on the family farm, marriage to Hannah Dramis on May 9, 1833, and his descendants. Local figures and attendees included Samuel Read, Garrett Howell, and Jane Drake Thompion. The article notes a sermon by Ley and mentions the family’s long church involvement and estate ties, with broad community ties and related obituaries and notices.
An advertisement extols Munyon's laboratory led by Professor Munyon. It claims universal cures for many diseases, promotes 57 remedies including Dyspepsia Care and Nerve Cure, and asserts scientific exactness with a free consultation by mail from Philadelphia.
An old medical hype warns that pills and tonics like mercury and potash merely bottle up blood poisons. It claims they dry the system and ruin joints, causing rheumatism, weakness, and bone trouble. It promotes a different remedy from Specific Co. at Avanta, Ga, with bold promises and addresses.
A fragment notes a business at Waller's Ol Stand offering a pool table described as the best in Washington with newish goods and a distinctive dash.
The surrogate court of Warren County issues an administrator sale of lands in Washington Borough, tied to Abraham To Wyegar and others. The sale, set for a Saturday in March 1593, includes parcels described by metes and bounds and seeks to settle debts and distribute property under the surrogate’s order.
A long and garbled notice describes a sheriff sale on Monday January 5 1908 at the Shaw House in Washington County New York. It lists property and personal items including household goods, tools, sleds, farming equipment, and livestock to be sold to satisfy a writ. Warrant details, location, and the sale terms are given with names and legal phrases.
The case involves James C. Srets and Kisatoi Tapio as plaintiffs and flot liquidators or defendants, with holdings described across multiple tracts in Orford township Warren county. The Court of Chancery of New Jersey examines remands and property descriptions, including parcels, plots, and lot lines, tied to a long chain of named entities and street references.
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