Local County Committee to meet in Gettysburg on May day
The People's County Committee invites all members and other concerned persons to attend the meeting at Lolclook, A. Mis A, to transact important business. The notice also lists numerous administration accounts to be presented for confirmation at the Orphan Court of Adams County on May day, detailing executors and administrators for many estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's County Committee
People's County
Gebtysburg
Yurailay
Mey
Lolclook
GMUAS
HORNER
Chin
Henry Mickey
Jha. Scott
din D. Revker
Tenry Coinfont
KG. Basdav
M. Wolf
Jaculs Steaser
B. Walter
Jno
Wyllard
David Sehriver
Wot. Ormson
Daniel S. Barnitz
Jin Burkholder
Frivigix Goosingram
Yung
Tuoobh King
Samuel Seller
A. 5. Mines
Abrihin Reever
Adame county
Samuel Herbst
Folin Herbst
Jaco Lerlst
Samuel Metzwar
Margaret Desh
Albotestiwn
Michael ruetle
ltst
Henry ‘Urostle
Judah George
Julia Kirnpp
Jacob Ditaler
Dave Sitzler
Col
David M. Myers
Escher Myers
Tuaat Myers
dali
Wty ULerrin
Goange Smith
Joseph Sorith
Buryktare Wort
Adotinis
Meury Lichinger
Abel ‘T. Wright
Mary Lowitt
de Gousen
Alar
Jinny Krise
devonserd
Tol Wolford
C. ‘Ly AL
Petur Snyder
dushua
Tutus GC
Swape
Lydia Stonesifer
fanny Stonesifer
de eonand
Moses McClean
Loutse McNeely
John Horner
Samusi
Mellnughy
Jutin Chamberslain
David Chimalvilain
ZAGHARLAIS MYERS
Register
Offieg
Vetsysburg
Henry
JAVOL
Jacob
Court of Common Pleas
Adkins county
JACOB RUSSLEY
Proru
Prothonotary
Gettysburg
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Unclear OCR fragment titled to fit source content
Fragmentary OCR data shows numbers and terms like KS and Chambersburg, mentioning sizes and prices. No coherent event or person is identifiable. cannot confirm a complete news item from the read text.
Fragmented verse fragment hints at wartime longing and memory
A distorted passage evokes distant landscapes, battles, and voices in a surreal, poem-like mood. Names and places blur as memory and emotion surface, suggesting a wartime or refugee cadence with scattered images of dawn, towns, and longing.
Practical First Aid and Moral Reflections From a 19th Century Page
The text mixes medical guidance on fainting and bleeding with moral observations on modesty and virtue. It advises simple first aid actions such as loosening clothing and giving water, plus cautions about not delaying medical help. It also reflects on modesty, behavior in public, and quotes a Dr. Muscat about Christianity and virtue.
Lost key and curious chase in a moonlit night
In a humorous tale from town life, Jemmy the bell ringer and passersby chase a missing key from the bank. As dawn approaches, a crowd gathers while memories and misstatements complicate the scene, ending with a mixed display of wit and vanity.
Let it Alone Tiish pn naaortion, iM regen bo errors
Fragmented OCR style note argues against errors and declares efforts to refute them. It references battles with false lands and urges decisive action to destroy error. The text uses garbled phrases and pseudo quotation with no clear events or persons.
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petit reaway
Parmer as a Model for Self Reliance and Honest Living
A midlife wag extols farming as a route to independence away from lawyers and doctors. He suggests a simple life, a patch of earth, and moral restraint to avoid vanity and vice. If one cannot live honestly and die content, he argues, there is little hope for happiness.
The Pyramids and Paris Fashions Fuels Odd Musings
Mixed fragments recount grand pyramids in sand and vast stones, a Paris fashion crusade with steel stays, and a hotel encounter as a general and a servant observe. Jests on Sunday visits and prosperity jokes follow, reflecting a scattershot 19th century newspaper mood.
American Officers in European War Report
Paris New York Times correspondent reports Cap Jerome Bonaparte has joined the French army as a lieutenant amid the Campaign of Avrilles. Major Kearney of New York reportedly joins as a volunteer in a French division, having distinguished himself in the Messian War with his own expended company.
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Paris
New York Times
Cap
Jerome Bonaparte
Baltimore
duegorina cervica
Avrigne
whanes
Genoa
Toulmin
Koamnay
New York
bat
nne
Majin Kearney
Wild horse attack and other tales from a New York night
A dramatic scene unfolds as a hydrophobia frightened horse rounds a New York stable, injuring bystanders before being shot to end its rampage. The report also shares a North Carolina courting tale, veterinary experiments in Paris, and notes on aging drivers in New York seizing headlines about expensive horse teams amid broader reflections on life’s illusions.
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New York
grosning
Mortuaniely
Vic
Astres
Paris
borsay
A Travel Tale and Evening News From Newburyport
A chaotic fragment recounts a ticketless traveler on a Boston bound commute, rough handling by conductors, and subsequent arrivals. It references Newburyport and an assortment of local items including a court case about a tax on Corydon township votes and a preacher described with grand flourishes, plus various minor incidents from La Crosse Wisconsin to Kent County Maryland and beyond.
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Cirenic Court
Kent county
George W. Copper va
Wm. McCauley
Chestertown News
Man Dies Twice Then Recovers Before Final Death
An elderly man in the Seventeenth Ward suffered from long illness and tuberculosis. He appeared near death, spoke to his wife with the words I am going, Jago, and seemed to revive briefly before dying weeks later. The event, though singular, is reported as true, suggesting the soul was drawn back by a living voice.
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Fall
apiris
jorka
phyxigian
putin atie
Vhrouli Chewn
dwiettt
pneTo
ee-Gov
Washington
Pat
righman guarry
Pal
Pab
North
Carolin
persin
Lim
hig house
Liaw
biar
Thomad Morgan
Scott county
Alton
Laer
Flo
ald te bao
dunbh
altackoud
Cihr
Hing
Madison
Argus
seatold
Lockiwa
John EH
Ward
Kay
New Market
Frederion Candy
A Female Sickles and the Nashville Tale
A Nashville woman hires a domestic helper who betrays her trusted role and, after evaluating the threat, uses a brutal homemade whip to scourge alleged culprits. The story closes with Mary Ann fleeing to the North while her jealous husband resumes ordinary life.
Death Enacting Sickles Tragedy At Law School
A dramatic stage accident occurred near Galistin Tennessee on April 24 as a mock Sickles vs Key scene turned fatal when a pistol meant to be unloaded fired by a player. The incident wounded a close friend, with a second participant driven to self harm urges. The episode warned youths about handling weapons and was deemed accidental.
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Sickles
Law
Galistin
Tenn
stadenate
mna
Key
Lap
Mr. Burke
waa
firak
Burke
Tap
Limelf
New Fork Rxpress
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GETLYSBURG
General Assembly
A. D
Taanggad
Bonda
Heal Estate
LIADISTYI RS
Depositea
ty other Banka
T. T. Garsey
Bank of Gettysburg
IDB. UARSON
Casiier
A.D
Geo. Anony
Post Office
Diamond
Baltimore street
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BOLWLER'S
Chambersburg §t
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Phew bates
wwe
boro
bitu
Tenmy
Nisan
Gastar
Bank of nlumbis
Alung
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uy sesigh
Nour
démamy
Jammy
Dusming
biy
Leewne
Jemmy
Sully
Toliahad
Corvisart
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Sykes
Backer
Haile
Portal
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Iran
Patrick O'Plabercy
aly
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Swisshelm
emiles
Lincelf
United States
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Cheepa
Heyy
ftexidus
Academy of
Madivino
rearA Evensh
Toni
Charley
Swnday
Louisville Presbyterian Herald
aod
Jonathan
Miss Brown
Sand Lake
james
tong
Boston Journal
wen
Counduetar
Tuckes
Hostan
Moning Road
ikes
Nat lang
Mas
Flowna
Jie
Tucker
taila
gael
tha teugeler
Tim
Min foku
Kaine
Wat
Portland
bia journos
Newburyport
LHeralds
Amportance
Barr
Demworah
M. Parsons
Repub
can
Trossmer
McKenzie
Parsons
De rosy baa
Hielmond Adyueare
remy pes
anurbert prengher
pd haat
arith rainawa
La Grosse
Wis
Bowles
La Crosse
Bowles Cy ha
Peter Cameron
Daniel Cameron, Jr
rensi durable rock
mblin Crosan
Grawfordsville
Ind
aep
Orange
New Haven county
Conn
Egypt
America
nis Paris tailore
Scardal
Nile
horsehold
shy
Hstrothya
Mary Ann
Mary
Pittsburg
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