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Miscellaneous Newspaper Articles of 1888


Article from The Reporter newspaper, Washington Co., Pa., Jan. 24, 1888, page unknown:

Advertisements - L. H. Draner and T. E. Redman - Plumbing and Gasfitting - South Main St. 4 under C. W. Adams

J. H. Doyle - gents' clothing - 3rd floor rear Boyle's Building opposite the Court House

Hayes and Wilson - Horse Shoeing - North Franklin St.

W. _. Rutledge - Steel Wire Door Mat

Also long list of Sheriff's sales and Borough Officers elections - but too faint on copy to read them.

 

Article from The Daily Reporter, Washington Co., Pa., Tues., Feb. 21, 1888, page unknown:

Advertisements:

Geo. Polites - grocery
Brown & Son - cough drops [druggists?]

J. M. Thompson's - grocery

A. T. Baird & Co. - grocery

A. D. Coffey's millinery store - re: a house in Fairview to rent

Geo. Davis - [possibly hardware type store

Rettig & Chartees Stable - new car load of Iowa horses - sale Thurs. Mar. 1, 1888

 

AMES SURNAME

Article from The Reporter newspaper, Washington Co., Pa., Feb. 28, 1888, page unknown:

M. A. Ames took his wife to Pittsburg[sic] to see an oculist to see if her eyesight can be restored and left her there for treatment.

Also AMES name appears in The Observer newspaper on Sept. 27, 1878 [article not Xeroxed].

 

 




 

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