Fire at Clay Bishop barn near Harssey destroys contents
The barn of Clay Bishop near Harssey burned on Monday night. Contents were saved. Loss about 53 dollars. Insurance 2400. Bank checks pending in Carroll County. Value of estate assets listed at 45 157.25. Two schoolboys Frank Walsh and Willie paging observed a moccasin snake at Brown's schoolhouse, near Carrollon Station, and killed it. Samuel Nusbaum trustee sold 190 acres near Tyrone to Jacobs Baretts for 26 509. A sale of hurries and cows from Panora, Iowa, at Union Bridge yielded prices from 7910 to 147.50, with yearlings and two-year-olds at 19 to 20. Cattle stock sold averaging 20. Westminster adopts May 1 license tax. saloons 25, hotels 25, liquor dealers 25, beer dealers 25, other licenses 25. Tax on wagons and hawkers.
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Carroil Conotr
Clay
Samuel Nusbaum
Lave Jobs
W. Nushouse
Tyrone
Carrol County
Jacobs Baretts
Middebure
Panora
Iowa
Union Bridge
Durham
Mayor and
Comicon Council of
Westminster
Lant General Assembly
County Correspondence in Liberty Market Towns
Concensus of Current Events in Liberty Market Towns notes residents improving from illness and social activity. Hog cholera runs high, with Mr Daniel Sneadner reporting five fine hogs killed. Local trades include A J Summers buying fine moles and Edward Albaugh enjoying a fox chase. Mrs Maggie Cotter visits Pittsburg. Mrs Richard Sappington returns home from Frederick. Mrs H C Sweidner from Mt Pleasant. others observed improving.
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Liberty
Marce
Harry Eling
Daniel Sneadner
A. J. Summers
Edward Albaugh
Edward Kregle
Manyard Daeddear
Maggie Cotter
Pittsburg
Richard Sappington
Frederick
H. C. Sweidner
Mt. Pleasant
Social World notes and turnpike meeting summary
A social event details a pound party planned for Thursday night March 12 at Miss Nettie Heffner’s residence 171 South Market Street. Committee leadership includes Misses Mamie Hauer Florence McDonald and Annie Haver. A separate Frederick and Jefferson Turnpike Co meeting elected directors and formed officers, with D H Hargett as president and S Fenton Hargett as secretary. Personal mention follows of Mrs E B Dunott selling property near Elkton and planning to move to California to join her daughter and son-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Heffner
South Market Street
Mamie Hauer
Florence McDonald
Annie Haver
Annie Hauer
Miss Heffner
Frederick and Jefferson Turnpike Company
Messrs. P. L. Hargett & Co
D. H. Hargett
Geo. T. Whipp
C. Edward Derr
Samuel Hargett
Wm. A. Hemp
Albert Castle
Jacob Smith
Michael Culler
Fenton Hargett
D.H. Hargett
E.B. Dunott
Dr. Dunott
Frederick
Elkton
Harrisburg
Strafford
Chester County
Philadelphia
Califoria
San Francisco
Airs
Samuel G. Parnell
J. $. Motter
Baltimore
Ruth
Alice
Waynesboro
Birs E L. Rowe
Erehart
Williamsport
Silas M. Horner
Theodore McAlister
J. Harvey Cobean
John Witherow
Warbaugh
William D. Callifiower
Clarence Smith
Ar. W.T. Valentine
Rocky Ridge
Luther DeVroe
Annie L. Wood
Catherine Sample
Luther DeVoe
I. S. Annan
Joose
J. W. Reigle
James T. Heys
Gelwicks’ Hall
Gentemen
On the Death of Mr Woerner
The United Fire Company met Saturday evening to draft resolutions on the death of Afr Christopher Woerner a surviving charter member who actively supported the company Funeral arrangements were set with committee members Ee Warfield J Foster and Jr Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woerner
United Fire Company
Afr
Christopher Woerner
Ee Warfield
J. Foster and Jr
Playful tussle at brush factory leaves man cut
Martin a Tussie reports James Rowe and Pinkney L. Eckstein, workers at the brush factory, clashed in a Saturday afternoon scuffle. Rowe held a knife and accidentally cut Eckstein in the left arm. the wound is described as slight but painful.
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Martin
James Rowe
Pinkney L. Eckstein
Brush Factory
Rowe
Eckstein
Notice to pay gas bills before the tenth for discount
Gas consumers are urged to call and pay their bills on or before the 10th to avoid losing the discount. The notice is signed by G.F. Clingen, agent, followed by an advertisement for Miles' Nerve & Liver Pills claiming various health benefits and a free sample offer.
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G.F. Clingen
Exchange Echoes in Wolfsville and Nearby Notes
Local items report Daniel Crouse moving to Good Hope, talks of a farmers meeting and railroad station needs. Community programs at Catoctin Literary Society include immigration debate and music. weddings, illnesses, and property sales noted along with agricultural and social events in Emmitsburg Chronicle dated March 7.
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Wolfsville
Dockusa
Daniel Crouse
Jeksoe
Efort
Méraer
Hoover
Catoctin Literary Society
Tama Hoover
J. Luether Frey
A.E. Sensenbaugh
Mr. Miller
C.C. Harp
G. R. Stotelmyers
C. Stotel- Myet
Mary L. Warrenfeltz
Warrenfeltz
William R. Harp
Meggie Zimmerman
St. John’s Lutheran Parsonage
Hagerstown
W. 5. Owens
Myersville
Clarence
Edith Zimmerman
Funkstown
Ezra Hessong
Edith
Clarence Zimmerman
Emma
Ursula
Bettie Hessone
Robert Hessong
Emma Lawrence
Edith Zimenerman
Air
Nuisance on Fourth Street Sparks City Noise Debate
A reader criticizes a North Market street business for dumping stable yard filth on East Fourth Street, urging the aldermen to halt the nuisance before summer heat breeds illness. The letter reflects urban sanitation tensions in the city.
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Fourth Street
TaxXews
East Fourth Street
North Market Street
Board of Aldermen
BE. Fourte Streer
An Incoorrigible Forger Prirsstry March 9
A. S Hodgson, a longtime employee of Jatte & Co, raised a bank check from 12 to 3400 then fled the city. He later forged a Friday check jumping from 25 to 2500 before discovery. He confessed, restored funds, and was forgiven. A court martial at Fr. Onaha next week will probe Capt B E Cady amid Sioux can pagan illness questions.
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Prirsstry
Hodgson
Jatte & Co
Central Bank
Oana
Fr. Onaha
B. E. Cady
Second Infantry
Shoe Workers Strike at Winchell’s Factory in Massachusetts
March report notes shoe workers walk out at J H Winchell’s factory after a non union man is hired and paid below scale. The firm refuses wage demands and the strike disrupts production, with several workers leaving to avoid trouble. In Milwaukee, a Portland collision injures no serious. two trains derail, engines and baggage car wrecked with minor injuries.
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Hiavergill
J. H. Winchell
Toeadrma
Miasox
St. Paul
Portland
Improvement Notes On Local Building And Health Notices
Improvement notes describe remodeling by contractor W E Davall near the city, Jerome Rippon buying a new fishix near New London, and Wm D Bowers Lumber Co distributing over 1 200 designs. The piece also covers a music performance by The A Bapps Combination in Syracuse and wellness ads for heart cure and cough remedies with testimonials. It notes an upcoming event at City Upersa House and a medical discussion on heart endurance and related symptoms.
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W.E. Davall
Jon
Shilohs Consumption Cure Promises Huge Medical Breakthrough
The advertisement touts Shilohs Consumption Cure as a miraculous remedy for coughs croup and bronchitis claiming unparalleled success in treating consumption. It emphasizes a guaranteed test and low prices 10 cents 50 cents and 1 00. Also promotes Shilohs Porous Plaster for chest back sore and Victor Infants Relief for sleepless nights claiming safety and assurance.
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Shiloh
Bern
All Desiers
Victor
Harmhieas
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the Daily News
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Columons
Over
Emmitsborg
Alexius Reilly
Pitesburg
Samuel Rosensteel
John
Patterson & Smith
Wilmindon
Del
Covie
Pacer
D. J. Fives
St Mary's Church
W. J. Bemaincham
St Paul's Church
Europe
Father Flynn
Wilmington
Curtis
Booth
Blair
Fathers Flynn
Berminham
Wrio
Flynn
Bermingham
Gether Fisns
Devid Specht
Chrseny
Jobo CY Motter
Joho Merdock
Gertrude Lindsay
Record Street
Loase Hedges
Charles
Stirleysville
William McDannel
Mount Plesant
Orpheus’ Court
Geo. P. Burger
Annie Af. Barger
C.f. A
Lively
Cella” Sonerser
Jer Unk Dave Nicely
Laxsex, Mich
Thomas AM
Wilson
Auditor General
Ellis
Pedaperran
Bank of America
American Life Insurance Company
Arnold
George F. Work
Eastern Penitentiary
James S. Dungan
Louis E. Pfeiffer
Bapps
Syracuse
Achard
Schubert
Tip Beeseeaia
Gelier
Luce
Lane
Meryl. Baker
Ovid
Mich
Dr Miles
Jos
Kemp
Steiner Brothers
Douggists
Steer Brothers
Steiner Bros. Drugmss
S. S
Wirt Arxctric Co
Atlanta
Vale
Granect St
Brooklyn
Lobbs2on
St. Phila
Febert Charce
Washington
Eauriun
G. W. M. Eelleh
Natlume Steam Mills
Middletown
Crete
Areay's Cote
Aseem Geg
P. Rowell & CG
Burray
Spruce St
New York
UNION
Foundety
Aio Machen Febiidimo Rereeai
Hartley
Peniyroyal Pils
Sari
H.N Etchison & Son
Ohat Selvles If
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Cc. C. Carty
Frederick Stove House
S. D. Cpetomae &Successors
E. A.C. Fox
East Patrick Street
Nted
Excelsio
Painek St
Arlington
Fidelity
N. J. Wilsow & Son
Excelsior Stove House
East Patrick
Rederick
Warfield ManuFacturing Company
North ST
John Stac Shouse & CO
Hiladelphia
Silver Creek P.D
Swayreiss County
Pennsyiss Beesers
Jobe
COW
Fpbadelphie
Oswi
Isa
I. E. Crnezr
Joseph B Gabe
Pexpraign Mp
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