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Miscellaneous Newspaper Articles of 1889 Page One

 

Article from The Reporter, newspaper, Washington Co., Pa. , Mon., Mar. 18, 1889, page unknown:

[top of article cut off this Xerox copy]

  Sheriff Lockhart sold the personal property of R. E. Wilson, in Franlklin township, on Saturday.  Four head of horses were sold, the prices ranging from $5 to $50.  A wagon brought $10 and some harness $25.

[George B. Mitchell - obituary - see Obit page]

[People's Building and Loan Association item.]

Today (Monday) is the last day for filing applications for liquor license.The following persons have filedapplications with Clerk of Courts [Mr.] Allen: Jessie M. Boyd, of Allen township, distiller; Joseph Kammerer & Son, of Nottingham township, distiller; Joseph Harrison, of Carroll, distiller; Wm. S. Markell, of Carroll, distiller.The hearing before Judge McIlvaine will take place on Thursday, April 18th.

[Additional Glances on page 3.]

Advertisements -

A. B. Caldwell - New Carpets  [text not typed]

Tully's GAR Entertainments - In the opera house, Monday and Tuesday evenings.  See Advertisement.

Yellow and White Onion Sets! - A. T. Baird & Co.

Lost - On Sunday, [all caps] twenty dollars [all caps], between Jefferson street and M. E. church on Beau.A suitable reward will be paid on leaving it at the [caps] Reporter [caps] office.3947-3

For Rent - [All caps] Two Furnished Rooms on West Chestnut street - will be rented singly or together to good parties.  Inquire of [all caps] JNO. B. WEIR [all caps].

For Sale - [all caps] White Leghorn Eggs [all caps]: __ per setting of thirteen eggs.Also a few White Leghorn [caps] Chickens [caps], male and female. - [all caps] D. D. Porter [all caps].

Lost - During the fire, Monday morning a black [all caps] Morocco Pocketbook [all caps], containing a sum of money and valuable papers.A suitable reward will be paid for its return to [all caps] W. J. Jamison.

Strayed - Two Bay Horses strayed from the premesis [sic] of Louis Hundertmark.  The finder will be suitably rewarded by returning them or sending word to - Mr. Hundertmark. 

Lost - [Spy Glass ... no names... not typed].

[Rest of column cut off on this Xerox copy.]

[Advertisement] - The Messenger between Washington and Pittsburgh is W. W. Titzell [all caps].Orders left at J. M. Sprigg's grocery store, Vowell's drug store, or McKay & Co.'s News Depot, before 9 o'clock each morning, will be attended to the same day.

Oil Men!  Don't be deceived by wordy dealers who attempt to sell you imitation Overalls or Pants which are not made by Sweet, Orr & Co. .... [can't read rest of ad on this Xerox copy].  


Article from The Reporter, newspaper, Washington Co., Pa. , Mon., Mar. 18, 1889, page unknown:

List of Letters Remaining in the Post Office at Washington, Pa. on Monday, March 18, 1889: [The font used in the newspaper for this list is very small, so it is very difficult to read.  The names are not alphabetized and there are only commas between the names in a very long column/paragraph.  My apologies for any mistakes made by this typist.]

Curtis McCracken,
Samuel Cowley,
S. M. McClure,
Spencer Vanatee,
E. B. Botsford,
[Thos. ?] Thayer,
Isaac Wetzel,
Frank Castel,
Dr. E. J. Meachum,
H. G. Rugen,
Nathan Heilman,
Jas. Anderson,
G. O. Davis,
Joseph Fulmer, Esq., John M. Gresham,
Lewis Smith,
J. Scott Thompson,
Lawrence Hering, L. M. [Prigg ?],
John Pickle,
J. S. Penrod (# 2 I think- can't read),
J. H. Slagle,
J. _. Conway,
John F. Clark,
N. C. Crawford,
Lee B. Webb,
J. W. Weir,
John Zimmerman,
Harvey Miller,
Henry V. Brown,
H. W. [Car*** ?Carnes?],
George Creig,
James P. Mull,
L. B. Dickey,
Ed. Nabor,
Frank Jacobs, Nealson Bane,
G. W. [? Lesle ? ],
Hugh McGillas,
H. F. McGillis (2),
J. H. McBride,
George H. Butler,
George W. Adams,
Mayme T. Tuigg,
John Howard,
Dr. John Cr**swell,
M. Kirley,
J. R. [Boyer ? or Royer ?],
M. J. Davis (2),
Max Deitch,
M. Frankel,
R. H. Richardson,
Frank McCracken (2),
Eug**ne [Eugeine ?] McNary,
E. H. Rice,
E. W. Day,
E. K.,Machlin,
[Sy*burn ?Sylburn?] Suppler,
Robert Flint,
John R. Taylor,
L. K. Shatabarger,
E. M. G. Crawford,
Sam McCammy,
Elmer Gamble,
Eli Day,
Tommie Long,
Allen D. Albert,
W. M. Wilder,
George Emerick,
A. Bebout,
Bazel Milton,
Alfred Stewart,
[Lantel ? ] Boon,

B. Frank Waterman,
Wm. H. Penn,
Wm. A. Tares,
A. Belsmeyer,
C. P. Floyd,
Walter Pierce,
William Buter,
Chas [Hea** ?Heats ?],
Chas. Meyers,
D. B. McCloskey,
Rev. S. H. **liard,
Chas Synder,
Chas. Ray,
C. S. Pitts,
C. W. Qenner [q not o],
Carlos B. Swift,
Henry Bicked.
Mrs. Eveline Frazier,
Mrs. Cynthia Blake,
Mrs. Fannie Arnold,
Mrs. Dan McCarty,
Mrs. Clara McCartney,
Mrs. Della Morton,
Mrs. W. G. Rice,
Mrs. Caroline Ellsworth,
Mrs. Tillie Le [Lemos ?],
Mrs. Annie Fishter,
Mrs. Sarah A. Wheeler,
Mrs. R. D. [Dunis ?],
Mrs. Rebeca [sic] Tobyas,
Mrs. E. J. Watson,
Mrs. E. Mooney,
Mrs. Jos. Bradley,
Mrs. Mary Henderson,
Mrs. Margaret D. Brown,
Mrs. Maggie Bane,
Mrs. Mary [Cain ?](2),
Mrs. John Harsha,
Mrs. Gennie Lovis,
Mrs. Lizzie [Heoccle ?],
Mrs. Lydie Ramsey,
Mrs. J. O. Crawford,
Mrs. Mattie Slusher,
Mrs. Nettie St. Clair,
Mrs. Mary J. Shafer [or Shater ?],
Mrs. Anna O. Evans,
Misses Ella Lyons,
Jennie Patterson,
Maud Scott,
Dora Pine,
Annie Greer,
Annie Powell,
Fannie Edgerton,
Ella Elexander,
Ella King,
Ella Murray,
Etta McKinley,
Emma Hamilton,
Mary Whitehill,
M. J. Emery,
May Decuest,
Ina Alysworth,
Minnie Adams,
Maggie Chambers,
Lizzie Garland,
Maggie R. Thompson,
Kate Malone,
Laura E. Scott,
Lottie Smith,
Mary F. Matthews,
[Milda ?] McHallen,
Jennie Craig.
In calling for the above please ask for advertised letter and give date of advertisement. - James Brady, Postmaster.
 

 

 




 

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