Local Notes and Oddities From a Northern County
A fragmented rural sheet recounts village happenings, dog mischief, church visits, fairs, and local correspondents. It notes poets, ministers, farm talk, and minor incidents, with civic meetings, weather, and social gossip shaping a snapshot of daily life in the region. The piece blends humor, community names, and scattered events across towns.
Electric Bitters Promised as Nerve and Blood Tonic
An ad promotes Electric Bitters as a vegetable remedy that tones nerves aids digestion and purifies blood improving appetite and vigor. Sold at Jenkins Warren County Drug Store for 50c or 1.00 per bottle. News notes include visits by Mrs. James Morratt and daughter from Newark, a county board meeting, and local incidents such as a botched robbery attempt at Mt Bethel and the death of Mrs. Win Mitchell aged about 70 with services held at Choise and interment Grove Cemetery.
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Foter Cole
Cole
Greenwich
House of Broeker
Rose
Pgs
Skiriuiah
Rey
Win
Thomson
Express
Newark
Jersey
Selfidge
Philadelphia
Mouters Stender
Birs
Strader
Lil
Austela
G. Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
H. G. King
Brooklyn
Klondike
Cat
Captain Jack Crawford Co
Cattice
Bandons
Fulmer House
B. H. Galloway
Hin Bridge
F.C. Eckhart
New Wales
Pos
King
Scranton
Melick
Washlorton
D.C
B. T. Baker
Harrisburg
Pas
W. B. Sailor
Quakertown
A. J. Pontall
Red Bank
John Tomlinson
Camden
N. Beades
AR. Steck
Gettysburg
Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Church
Ana Schubert
Blairstown Lodge
Hackettstown
Taled Derrno
John Bell
Jacksonburg School
Blaimstown
Storms Brothers
George D. Losey
George Wildrick
Marksare
Blair Presbyterial Academy
Soutells
Briday
Lemuel Hardick
Stillwater
Hose Company
E. Churali
Beteen
Benger Bull
J. W. Shannon
Morpheus
Jake
Washington Nine
Sra
Washington
Waspa
Hid
Washitetonians
Strecker A
Uhic
Wasps
Mtns
Blairstown
Blairstowe
Priddy
George Douglas
New York City
M. B. Church
Jenkins
Warren County
James Morratt
Wattle
Fils Pleas
H. AL. Cregar
T. Edwin Vassar
Bot Murray
John Osun
Polkvilly
Enry Gulick
Mt. Bethel
Gulick
Ethel Gragar
Mitel Pursell
Port Murray
Allentown
Mt. Bathel
Vienna
the Choise
Grove
Delaware Misses Van Byckte Leave Town for Brooklyn
Delaware notes list Grace and Minunle Van Byckte departing Monday for several months in Brooklyn. Gov. J Pelt and family with Miss Mead return from Osoan Grove after weeks away. Local market reports mention peaches and watermelons arriving amid good season quality. Old and new acquaintances renew connections as residents greet guests and attend church and social events.
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Trenton
Belvidere
Titus
Phillips
Jonahairs
Secon
Rota Bidlness
Cyk
Joe Uce Perry
Rygelyer
T¢e
Conley
H E
Belvidera
Thomas Tron Co
Follows
Butteville
Oxford
Aswall
Buitulo
N.Y
Cincinnati
Michael O' Niel
Bisi
Tmkhesa
Boston
Rieker
Pagle
Third Street
Theodore Carthart
Geo. A. Angie Oa
Delaware
Grace
Minunle van Byckte
Brooklyn
Gov. J
Pelt
Mead
Osoan Grove
George Pratthow
Alt. Hermon
Wollfoiwn
Knowlton
Olive Heyrea
Bat Stroudsburg
F Frank
Yui Syeckin
Newfoundland
Clarence van Allen
Water Cap
Wm. F. Hutchingon
LG. Osman
Washington, D. C
Lou
U. S
San Francisco
Emma L. Albertson
Martins Colleges
Washington
DD. C
Presbyterian Church
Ble
A. L. Kelley
New York
Cily
TOU
J. L. Smithan
Olive Tiolt
Cora Craig
Hope
Blood Poison Cure Promoted By Swift Specific Co Ad
A Washington D C jeweler recounts a severe blood poison case cured after using S S S a pure vegetable remedy. He describes sores on the mouth and tongue hair loss and recovery after eighteen bottles emphasizing no relapse. Free books on the disease mailed by Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga.
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Thad
Thad Teban
S.S.5
Swift
Atlanta, Ga
Opening of School Ad Offers Boys and Youth Calves
We have Kangaroo Call and Dongola Kid for Misses and Children from $1.00 to $6.05 per pair. Our stock of Veal Calf and Calf for Boys and Youths ranges from $1.25 to $3.00, some very fine.
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Misses
Childree
Valine
Wilichen
Jardiniere
At Less Than Cost closes out broken shoe lots
At Less Than Cost offers clearance on damaged Newton shoes and children's Dongola footwear. Sizes 5 to 8 drop from 1.25 dollars to 0.75 dollars. 8 to 12 ranges shrink from 1.95 to 0.85 dollars, while miscellaneous items sell as low as 1.25 dollars.
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Newton
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