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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1902
Page
8
Two weeks remain until the annual town meeting with no candidates yet. reports touch on illness, road surveys, and public notices. prayers and sermons, local officials, and a river of small incidents, from power outages to snow damage, chicken suppers, and community gatherings.
Jeff Marlatt ends duties after the recent parish event at Balyiders. Roads remain badly drifted in many valley areas while attendance grows as travel improves. Charles Abelbat secures a Plainfield position. No Sunday school last week due to road condition. Celeste Suddigly receives a handsomely split bamboo fishing rod from her uncle, Mir Mack of Haston, an expert rod maker. Reeves begins mill charge on April 1 and will move to Pennsylvania. Minos Louisa Bowlby continues to run the mercantile business after her father’s death and is appointed postmistress. Bonj Bowlby of New York dies at his sister Louisa Bowlby’s home. Talalah Putney returns from a New York business trip to buy goods for merchants near Rockaway. Ramon’s Iron roue promises health and vigor by burning to the blood, aiding appetite and toning. Drgewroe F 100 Warren: foie 04.
Mrs Stinson of Oxford visits sister Mrs George Depus. Epworth League social nets about Fr Fr. 2 Min and LM. Jd4oCain hosts. Names: Hoagland, Bilderbrant, Gibbs, Read, Newman, L C Newman in Philadelphia with Dr Brands. Ladies Aid sale Feb 28 at L. Alidarbyant's. a new organ owned by Miss Auba Van Auken. Stewart Mershon guest of Aaron Mershon in Newark. Elisa Ort guest of B L Ost. Fred Davison returns from work with aunt Mrs Downs German Valley. Whit Stephona issues H D White farm notification for Apr. 1. Numerous locals attend Samuel Robertson sale at Port Coldon. Mrs Bell at missionary farm. Eutlip C Barker to sell livestock at public sale March 4.
Mrs Elizabeth Sehenck visits Bre Dani in Empira area. Communion services planned at Presbyterian church on Sunday March Sad with preparatory services on Bathday. Lewis Murrill buys horse to replace one that died. Mrs BP Guligt suffers neuralgia. Henry Hayes to work for Win Sobrucipé next season. Smallpox scare fading, three recovering on road to recovery and to be released. elm tree near David Hallinan’s barn felled by Andrew Supanton.
Physicians warn grip and influenza persist in cities with rising respiratory diseases. Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery touted as a tonic and purifier, claimed to strengthen blood, treat coughs bronchitis and lung ailments, and aid digestion with Pleasant Pellets as a liver aid. Endorsed by Sir J Hendler, the remedy marketed for complete bronchial and stomach health.
An advertisement proclaims a large shipment of quinine pills nearly exhausted, claiming the supplier supplies almost all demand in the area. It notes quality satisfies physicians, prices vary with quantity, and the supplier is the largest buyer. Readers are urged to draw their own inference on where to buy.
A shopper’s note urges readers to inspect an established footwear stock. The dealer touts decades of experience, a wide range of designs and prices, and promises misfit rooms can be improved with the right paper and color, inviting customers to explore offerings.
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