Orphans Court Grants Letters of Administration
The Daily News notes letters of administration on the estate of Henrietta V. Gaver, deceased, granted to J. U. and PLE. Gaver as administrators in ermine. Joseph Tanner faced a magistrate for alleged gambling house operations and garatling and selling quer on Sundays. he was found guilty and committed to fall for the custody due to bail default. A social gathering near the city featured games and refreshments. Hotel arrivals list numerous names from various locations, including Montreal, Cumberland, Baltimore, and New York, with many county visitors and travelers.
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Orphans Cour
Henrietta ‘V. Gaver
J. U
Ple. Gaver
Joseph Tanner
Wilson
Gambing House
City Hou
L. PH. Calu
J. Stobinson
A. B. Handley
Wo OV
Manga
W. J. Galbreath
J. €. Davenport
J. J. Aimmerman
J. W. Burnham
Balto
L. Taylor
AS. Diels
Wo Bealth
W. LO Dils
B.J. Croasdale
Phils
John J. Green
Attemma
S.J. Snook
A.A. Ring
F. Cushin
Montreal
Canada
Sweet
C. W. Moffman
Wash
Inander
John Rush
Cumberland
M. Feexer
Camlis
Haman
Angerstown
FP. Plaharty
J. J. Stodney
Brad Cramer
EB. Statter
Piladelusa
T. Dinsmore
Cusmina
Nelson
Baltimore
Wm. Francis
New York
Teane W. Hepp
Carroll County
Iatian Worhweali
M. Barker
Washington, D
Dayton
DeBring
Usito
Montgomery County Fair Opens Amid Large Attendance
The thirty seventh Montgomery County Aericular Society fair at Sackville opened under auspicious circumstances with very large turnout. Early morning vehicles carried prominent county visitors and trains from Washington Hagerstown and Frederick brought crowds. Estimates placed 16 000 people on the grounds by noon amid excellent exhibits and ample shade. visitors observed orderly grounds and groups of politicians discussing the outlook.
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Montgomery County
Montgomery County Aericulaural Society
Sackville
Washington
Hagerstown
Frederick
Ialkr
Morgan Grove Exhibition Draws Ten Thousand At Shepherdstown
Ten thousand attended the Morgan Grove Agricultural exhibition near Shepherdstown West Virginia yesterday. Four bands performed and Hon W L Wilson delivered an address. Prizes were awarded for dress, dancing, and races with several locals from Harper's Ferry and Shepherdstown among winners and participants. An accident injured Marshall Reinhart but no serious harm reported.
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Morgan Grove
Ttfa
Morgan's Grove
Shepherdstown
W. Va
W. 1
Fannie Westenhaven
Stine Leann
Detloravn
Dudley Moler
Pat Davis Secom
Pereanpootis
Mins Magegit
Harper's Ferry
Edin Tee
Jacob Keott
Lenny
Marshall
Reinhart
Attias Nannie Grant
Indy
Mise Annie Brush
Hagerstown
Francia Yates
Rosale Howell
Berryville
Honobud L
Hasa
Cele
The Sky in September Astronomy Forecast
Interest in astronomy grows as September brings the harvest moon and planetary views. Venus and Jupiter dominate the sky with lunar conjunctions on September 17 21 and 23 while Uranus and Mercury offer fainter astronomy for observers, and Mars appears near Venus and the Moon in the southern sky.
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Stutt
Severnl
Hetle
England
Venus
Manila
Ylaw
Xeta
Mercury
Eastwand
Uranus
Batarn
Ume
Splea
Ater
Luna
Evond
Mars
Jupiter
Sone Set
Arctirie
Spier
Sheepahead Hay Aces New York in Turbulent Racecard
Fragmentary racing roundup lists horses and riders with scattered results. Names include Betty Prather, Detwath, Ashe He Hu, and Milman amid unclear place and distance notes. The garbled text references a Sheaper Stakes and turf events, with multiple races and partial outcomes.
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Sheepahead Hay
New York
Woodcutter
Betty Prather
Thine
Lay Bea
Kingston
Rhtrel Ratto
Vdelsandes
Thujwrta
Detwath
Ashe He Hu
Titus
Trintan
Slagara
Marbett
St. Linke
Mass meeting at Middletown Va attracts 8000 attendees
The mass-emecting bell event at Middletown Virginia drew about 8000 visitors from across the state. Special B&O trains carried attendees. speakers included KK Horton and AL P. Charo with J. Miller Long. An auction sold many lots while baseball games added to the day’s program.
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Pienle
Lone Weeting
Middletown
Mittletown Tromigration and Industrial Association
Virginia
Baltimore and Ohio
Perry
Lesington
Town
J. Miller Long
Frederick Salnhy
Stephens City
Strasburg
Bane
Married Pair Remain in Ohio and Illinois Districts
Two convicts from Urat Institution, Peter Alexander and Gideon Saffel, were brought to the Maryland Penitentiary for a short term for statutory breaking. They will be used in Wilheneve in the state case of Martin Flock, likely to go to trial soon. County Commissioners visited Urbana districts to discuss road projects and a contract for an iron bridge over Hen's ranch at New London was awarded to Ha Welty of this city. The board adjourned yesterday afternoon.
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Maryland Penitentiary
Urat
Peter Alexander
Gideon Saffel
Wilheneve
Uspaultie
Martin Flock
Lovey
Yenterlay
Urbana Alatricta
New London
Ha. Welty
Thie Ciy
Heart Cure Promises New Hope For Weak Hearts
An old period piece extols a tonic touted as the sole reliable remedy for heart disease. It claims dramatic cures and endurance benefits, warning of fatigue and breath issues during exertion. The piece credits a Franklin Mile as author and promotes the product with dramatic language.
Local Notables and Social Roundup At Point of Rocks
The brief notes mention residents and visitors at Point of Rocks returning from trips, including Eleanor Chambers from Delaware, Carter family visitors at Gbyrhin Cottage in Maine, and Charence Steadman’s return to lead a bridge project in Moanoke. Also noted are marriages set in Baltimore for Mamie Thomas to Ste. Geo. Daprow and a social event in Amboy featuring The Singing Flowers with notable performances and a near $100 gate.
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Prem Kylnt
Hocks
Eleanor Chambers
Delaware
Mesa
Gor
C. AL Carter
Orndaimer
Gbyrihin
Lome
Charence Steadman
Point of Rocks
Moanoke
Mamie Thomas
Richard Thomas
Thiry Place
Cleveland
Woodline
Mal
Baltimore
Ste. Geo. Daprow
Washington
Banquet Preparations By Juniors Association Committee
The Juniors association banquet planning committee met last night to finalize arrangements and decorate the hall, with decorating to be completed on Monday. The note of best wishes emphasizes accessible health remedies and promotes Kemp's Balsam for coughs and colds, while Dr Miles' heart remedy is praised by Mary L. Baker for heart disease relief and improved vitality.
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Sunior
Iaitles
Fry
Moniay
Dea
Ovid
Mich
Aude
Miles
Jos
Garrett
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Gentle Purifier for Kidneys
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as pleasant to taste and effective for cleansing the kidneys liver and bowels. It claims prompt relief from headaches fevers and constipation and notes it is the only remedy of its kind. Sold in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles through leading druggists with assurances of prompt procurement if unavailable.
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Ol Fendi Driggista
Te Aliforma Fig Syrup CO
Cal
Louisville
New York
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