Robbery at Stable Near Manchester and Local Real Estate Trades
A Saturday night burglary near Manchester stole a young horse saddle and bridle from Henry Stevener’s stable along the Baltimore and Beltsville turnpike. The thief saddled one horse and fled. pursuit failed. Ex-Judge Bond sold a 64 acre farm near Winfield to Francis P. Gle anan for 912. Relfsnider & Relfsnider sold a 65 acre farm near Westminster to Theodore Derr for 2595.60. Trinity Reformed Church in Manchester decided to fresco and reverse generally. County Commissioners met for routine business. Uniontown and Union Bridge road supervisors submitted bills including 603.25 for a road machine. The new road commission system, appointing three supervisors per district, aims to manage road upkeep with district levies. E O Grimes of Westminster re-elected to Wholesale Grocers Association board. Thomas Stevenson, 85, a Carroll County elder statesman, died. Police Court: Basil Heard fined 95 for drunken disorderly conduct. Gertie Teems and two children committed to Montevue Hospital.
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Carroll County
Henry Stevener
Manchester
Baltimore and
Belstertown
Stevener
James A. C. Bond
Winfield
Carrol County
Francis P. Gleanan
Relfsnider
Westminster Savings Instituton
Theodore Derr
Westminster
Washington Road
Trinity Reformed Church
J.P. Eshozer
John E. Masenheimer
Johon W. Barns
B.S. Musselman
Chril Kart
Uniontown
Union Bridge
Carrol
Republcan
Cuifen
Wholesale Grocers’ Association of
Maryland
E. O. Grimes
Wetminster
Thomas Stevenson
Mountain ridge county notes and harvest news
Miss Mare Gaugh visits Bliscott City sister while C J Rice moves in from Howard county bringing heavy rat. Harvest sermons and church events abound at Bethel and Bartholow. locals report weather, corn cutting, and canning factory nearing closing as activity shifts to autumn.
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Mountaindale
Mare Gaugh
Bliscott City
C. J. Rice
Howard County
Mise Iva Rice
Miss Mamie Burger Visits Frederick Relative
Detachment from wagon left Mr. Mumford bruised and wagon broken. Miss Mamie Burger of Frederick was the guest of her aunt Mrs. William Summers on Sunday. EYATTSTOWN BEPT. 19. A protracted meeting opened in the Christian Church on Sunday the 37th led by Evangelist W. J. Cocke with Rev. Richard Bag Tey assisting. The Y P S C E was led Sunday evening by Miss Luke Price and the topic Our Example What Shall it Be. Mr. John A. Belt of Gaithersburg spent Sunday with family. Mrs. Ida King and daughter of King's Valley visited Sunday the 17th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrr. Asper
Bethel Charge
Bethel Church
Minnie Lenhart
Lillie
Charles Harris
Utica Mills
Annie
Emma
John E. Summers
Joseph Nusz
Wathaniel Wachter
Mount Pleasant
Wm. Roberts
Araby
James AL. Morgan
Ballenger Creeks
Yellow Springs
Willie Stall
Little White Rock
Mumford
Mamie Burger
Frederick
William Summers
Ida King and Daughter
King’s Valley
Dining Terms and Wines with Arizona Fish Note
A mixed reading on dining course names and wine pairings, then a brief Arizona fish life note. The piece lists courses from oysters to cheese, lists wine pairings by course, and describes a Santa Cruz river fish that bears live young. It ends with health news about Mrs. Dr. Hewes and Miss Sallie Bartgis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgundy
Fateaux
Santa Cruz
Edward Hewes
East Church Street
Sallie Bartgis
Telephone Exchange
Sugar Refinery Output Surges Yet Demand Slows
The Sugar Fimaine 29-The World Today notes unprecedented production from refineries despite heavy energy use and rising costs. A three week surge in orders has frustrated suppliers, blamed on the economic downturn and stocking up amid better banking conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurber
Thurber- Wheland Company
Eighth Annual Reunion of the Thirteenth New Jersey Volunteers
About two hundred veterans and wives attended the eighth annual reunion of the Veterans Association of the Thirteenth Regiment New Jersey Volunteers on Antietam battlefield. The party traveled from Gettysburg yesterday afternoon and planned to visit Harper's Ferry and then Washington, D C, with a one hour stay in each location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gattiedeldas
Veterans’ Association of the Thirteenth Regiment
New Jersey Volunteers
Antietam Battlefield
Gettysburg Battlefield
Harper’s Ferry
Washington City
Allcock's Porous Plasters and Mayers' Catarrh Cure Ads
A compact sales roundup touts Allcock's Porous Plasters as proven for 30 years with testimonials and cautions against imitators. Meyers' Magnetic Catarrh Cure is advertised as inhalation only, guaranteed, with a $1 bottle and money-back guarantee if not cured. Also promotes Chamberlain's Pain Palm for back aches and chest pain, plus Shiloh's Vitalizer praised for debility. Garrett & Pearre, Frederick, and Chattonooga are named as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xuarantes
Garrett & Pearve
Frederick
Allcock
Meyers
Mayers
Bes
Garrett & Peatre
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the Daily News
Abrecht
Justice Eckstein
Basil Heard
Gertie Teems
Montevue Hospital
Syaur This
California
FIG Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Lols Vle
New York
W.Y
D. H. Best
North Market Street
Ste
Ricadache
Beecham
Canal St
Swensus
F. P. Mort
Virginia
Scott Houck
Isaac Rice
Daisy Bort
Cells Palmer
G. W. Mort
Mechanicstown
Bethel Lutheran Church
J. N.asper
Harry Benner
Daniel Salter
Jefferson
Caleb Rice
BM. Feaga
John W. Fox
Wm KE. Stanley
Frederick Farr
C. A. Zimmerman
Howard Stone
Frogtown
Lizzie Zimmerman
Etta
Bartholows
Mary Ann Jones
Annie Brashear
Andrew Snider
Lizzie Ball
Good Templars
Plane No. 4
Sis
Hammond
Baltimore
Mary Bartholow
J. C. Hawk
Frank Bartholow
Pabdue School
Bartholow
Wgs
Scho
Seacher
Lou Blam
Lou
Iescheér
Heimer
Braddock
Assine
John Mumford
Braddock Springs
Mr. Mumford
Mr. Kaufman
Arizona
Tescon Citizen
Lfe
Wilkes Barre
Elmer Hudford
White Hever
Lebich Valley Road
Fair View
Gremen
Rivan
Flectric Road
West
Harrisbusy
Hazleton
Back Mount
John Bristi
Scraxtox
William J. Griffin
Cott
N. K. Fairbank & CO
Ghicago
ST. Louis
Cuticura
Ot Ark Strong
Switsland
NAS
Soang
George A. Gilbert
North Market
Fredenck
Relief Department
Baltimore and Ohio Relief Department
the Mayers’ Date Co
Oakland, Md
Chamberlain
Garrett & Peerre
T. S. Hawkins
Chattenooca
Tenn
Shiloh
Garrett & Pearre
Draggists
Sarah
Diasy Sts
Garrett & Pearce
Karts
Druggsts
Troy
Iavsas
Chamberisin
Lane
A Beechams P
Otieff Sunds
Geo. B. Myer
Chas, M Stieeff
Baltimore, Md
E.M. Remsburg
Geneva
Bromos
Eltzer
E. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
United Space For Kids
Onvr
N. J. Wilson & Sor
Excelsior Stove House
East
Patrick ST
W. L. Douglas
Yysswart
We. L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
A. BR. Yeakle
Orphea
Gautschi & Sons
eadasetPau
Dow’ Wes
D. Thomas
Mayer
Je Phila
Pace
Furnitur
Grand Rapids
ATLAS
H. B. Etchison
South Market St
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