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Unclear readable fragments mention committee of grange events and a possible public notice. Names, places, and dates are obscured by damaged OCR. Readable bits include references to dancing children and a theater or event venue.
Fragments From a Messy OCR Item
A garbled OCR fragment recounts uncertain notes about a ship or location. The readable bits mention a wharf or warehouse setting and indicate a general confusion in the text without clear names or dates. The record preserves the unclear notice as found.
Run on a Drug Store Reacts to King’s New Discovery
A chaotic rush at Garrett at Steele’s drug store described the popular demand for Petdeet Dr. King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds. An unnamed man caused a scene in the crowd as shoppers sought remedies and relief.
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Eny Drug Store
Garrett
Steele’s
King
Cng
Gettysburg PA Recall of Civil War Skirmish Details
Fragmentary text recalls Gettysburg events with mentions of Pennsylvania barracks, Pontic lines, and cavalry actions. References to Ewell and infantry units appear, noting a discharge and hours long engagement near sacred ground, but many words are garbled.
Trouble Between Cow-Boys and Unknown Far Natives
Fragmentary 19th century notice reports patrols near the mouth of a river and reinforcements from Cottonwood. It mentions a baby, medicines for teething, various tonics and patent remedies, and promotional drugstore sales by Williamson & Co.
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Adrom Cottonwood
Muaste Shell River
Cottonwood
Rock on the Olath Herbert and Civil War Hero Remembered
Obscure fragment recounts General Hert and a Gettysburg era battle, praising his bravery and later militia service. Mention of a damaged memory and a haunting reference to a state hero, interwoven with a later local report on school opening, a cornets band, and a Utica burglary.
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Ion Va
Cetsuare
Ildren
Tfar
Adamstown Items August A U G U S T
The Retained sunday-school of this place will hold its annual picnic at Island Park Friday the lath inst Donb's Switch and Forrest Grove sunday-schools will join with them A hog cholera outbreak affects the district but farmers hope for corn seed supply The guano agents popular fruit tree men Blue Stocking Bova Club of Frederick preparations Mr Wesley Foyle and others travel Miss Mollie Duvall returns home Miss Girtie Beek ds visits Graithorsburn City Mal The potato ho s are scarce and potato manufacturers Miss Bessie Sno Montgomery
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Essd
Island Park
Donb
Forrest Grove
Leeson
Club
Frederick Crs
Doe Myers
Famiiiy
Baltimore
Wesley Foyle
Johneville
George Walnett
Thomas
Daltimore
de Wocadiv
Mollie Duvall
Girtie Beek Ds
Ter
Graithorsburn
Bessie Sno Montgomery
Hotel Arrivals At Principal Hotels In City And County
The arrivals at the principal hotels since yesterday noon include CITY HOTEL guests from multiple cities such as Frank R. Ford E. L. Augerman J. L. Sehiman W. H. Wiinesmith J. A. Wheeler and others from Baltimore Philadelphia York Cleveland Washington and more. CARLIN HOUSE lists Wm Levey Ed Hallow E B Isete and son Spence Creek J W Jenkins Piedmont and 29 county guests among others. The note records a broad mix of travelers from Hagerstown Carlisle New Oxford Cumberland Keedysville and nearby counties.
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Frank R. Ford
E. L. Augerman
J.L. Sehiman
W. H. Wiinesmith
J. A. Wheeler
T. Marbury
J. B. Bocock
Balto
J. W. Wagner
L. F. Sehimer
Hila
H. M.lane
Otto Schroeder
Samuel 8. Brown
James J. Perrin
N.Y
I. F. Raymond
C. C. Deeber
Harrisburg
J. H. Wunderhelt
Pittsboro
C. J. Wallace
Frank Fry
J. S. Seitz
York
BR. Pierce
Cleveland
Jno
R. Pott Iport
T. E. Burch
Wash
C.K. B. Zena
Winchester
P. A
Re. Schodel
Buchanan Hancock AA
Beni
Wm. Levey
Hallow
Phila
E. B. Iseté and Son
Spence Creek
John B. Westley
Altoona
W. A. D. Simmons
Thurston
P.O. J. W. Jenkins
Piedmont
W. Va
L. P. Lloyd
Keedysville
Geo. R. Ropes
New Creek
J. E. McGard
Cumberland
A. J. Norris
New York
Daysville Items and Local Improvements
Mr O D Teese, confined at home by illness, is improving under the care of Dr Zimmerman of Walkereville. George Dinterman has built a fine barn on his farm, soon to aid convenience. Farmers are threshing heavily. yield is unusually large with D Zimmerman harvesting fourteen acres at forty two bushels per acre.
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Daysville
Avavet
O. D. Teese
Zimmerman
Walkereville
George Dinterman
Huey
D. Zimmerman
Shiloh's Cure Promises Quick Relief for Croup and Bronchitis
Take Dr Fahrney's health restorer, the teat blood purifier and liver invigorator, regulate well it bio mav22ddwly. Croup whooping cough and bronchitis are claimed to be immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure, sold by Williamson & Co.
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Croup
Shiloh
Williamson & Co
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