Manor Tournament and County Primaries Noted
A tournament was held at The Manor in Frederick County. Republican primaries are set for September 1 in Cecil County. A Barre de Grace fisherman reported 1494 pounds of rockfish in buck net. Lydia Nicodemus died at Sam's Greek in Carroll County at age 76. Ellicott City ordinances suspend waterworks plans due to costs. Sam Jones lectured at Mountain Samsucua, Mountain Lake Park, drawing crowds. Prince George's County authorities vow no more commonwealth camps there. An express train collision near Oakland destroyed engines and six freight cars. Prohibition candidate in Maryland's fifth district touts Cleveland tariff reform. A coroner's jury ruled Solomon Smith died at the hands of his brother Jonathan after a Friday fracas. Picnics planned at Braddock Heights. observatory near completion. Sunday schools at Rocky Springs, Brandock, Mt. Zion ME, Creagerstown, New Market plan annual picnics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manor
Feeford
Sseell
Barre de Grace
Lydia Nicodemus
Sam
Carroll County
Ellicot City
Tesa
Sam Jones
Mountain Lake Park
Geest
Prince George’s County
Baltimore and ‘Ohio
Oakland
Blk
Gress
Fifth
Maryland
Cleveland
Trac
Washington County
Solomon Smith
Jonathan Smith
Catoctin Mountain
Frederick
Middletown
Rocky Springs
Brandock
Mt. Zion
Union School
Creagerstown
New Market
Typhoid Fever Epidemic Strikes Local Families
Thomas Shepley son of Lawson Shepley fell ill after working near Ayersville with Tsasc Keller. Keller returned sick and stayed with his son-in-law William Eighter on the Stonebraker farm. His son Jacob also grew very ill. all are said to have typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Shepley
Lawson “Shepley
Escm
W.S. Young
Ayersville
Tsasc Keller
Mr. Keller
Grossnickle
Meetisg
Keller
Wm. Eighter
Stonebraker
Fankstown
Jacob
Syrup of Figs Credited as Pure Laxative Remedy
An old promotional notice extols Syrup of Figs as a pure, pleasant to take laxative that cleanses the system and aids kidneys, liver, and bowels without weakness. It claims wide medical approval, notes 50 cent bottles, and warns buyers to avoid substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Market Saturday notes and odd items from the county fair
A bustling market morning reports varied chatter about Rocky Springs and Braddock picnics with invitations and plans. Items trade from apples to cantaloupes as prices for tomatoes, corn, and berries reflect a lively rural market scene with several quirky vignettes and local characters.
Delightful wedding reception at Saint rectory in August social
The Rev. James Addison Ingle hosts a charming reception for his bride with many parishioners and guests from New York to Washington. Attendants, refreshments, and kindly hospitality marked the event. A pleasant dance and other gatherings followed at Pearl this county, with Mr. Charles King and Morgen Cecil leading. Rev. Dr. Hoffman also hosted friends at Court Square. Church notices outline services, missions news, and a forthcoming Catholic cornerstone ceremony in Brunswick with Monsignor Satolli attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AH Sainte Rectory
James Addison Ingle
Osborne Ingle
J. Addison Ingle
Miss Ingle
Charles W. Ross, Jr
Staley Gambrill
Henry Randall Webb
Washington
Donald Mic Lesn
New York
Thurston
C . Nevy
Frank Markell
Chatleston
W. Va
Gouverneur
Charles W. Hoffman
Court Square
Dogs Attack Sheep Near Middlepoint
Friday night last week dogs entered a flock belonging to Mr. Charles Grossnickle near Middlepoint. One sheep was killed another badly torn and crippled while a third went missing. Mr Lauron Shepley, passing by, heard the dogs and alerted Grossnickle. Shepley stoned the dogs, and they fled before Grossnickle could reach the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheen
Chase Grossnickle
Middlepoint
kLed
Lauron Shepley
Mr. Grossnickle
Shepley
Mr. Grosenicble
Minuetts
Raymond
Harry Anders
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N.Y
the Daily News
News OF the State
Axis
D. H Best
Si Worth Market Street
Valencienece
Braddock
Mary Jane
Allen Grombine
Frederick County
East Patrick Street
Bentztown
George
Benedict
Cora
Billy Buckheimer
Billy
Founders
Thomas H. Haller
Hawns, Jaconats, Charlies & Ginghams
Central Dry Goods House
North Market ST
E P. Alien
Mount St. Mary's College
News OF the Churches
Emerald Ammer
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Luther Rubiman
Presbyterian Church
Chinese League
All Saints Chapel
Osborne Ingleread
Board of Missions
J. A. Ingie
TB. Navy
Wildwood Park
Mt. A&y
John &. Kxeamer
Balmore
Brunswick
C. Gillespie
Gonzags College
Mr. Riordan
Barnesvlle
SC Sect
Realstate and Inprovement Company
Baltimore City
J Addison Tagle
China
Cordig’ly
Sitend
Hood
Grand Rapids Furniture
W. H. B. Etchison
MOS
South Market Street
Mod
George A. Gilbert
E. Patrick Jt
Frederick, Mdt
Amaia
North Market Street
Doll Brothers
Henrietts Heiss
W. Eckioff
L.M. Hildebrand
Washburn, Crosby & Co
West Patrick Street
Verlaine
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