County Correspondence in Sept County Towns
County notes report bean crop almost finished with plump beans but prices up peaches rising with no drop foreseen. Grapes abundant but selling slowly while peach growth and demand drive prices. Local orchards and growers noted, with Mr Eli Wolfe praised for ideal peaches and daily visitor interest. Also updates on festival attendance, corn harvest, sal- vation Army meeting, and several local family and church notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Wolfe
Pra
Mr. Wolfe
Dernard
James Lyston
Baltimore
Tyler
D.C
Salvation Army
Fishing Creek
Mary Tyler
Thos. Tyler
Veteran's Verdict Endorses Restorative Liver Pills
A veteran writer from Marion, Indiana testifies to the effectiveness of Dr Miles Restorative Liver Pills. He praises the product as the best combination of qualities, noting complete system toning and high satisfaction. Sold by all druggists or direct from Dr Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana. Price 1 per bottle, six for 5, prepaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Lomon Xewell
Co. Um
13Th Indians
Miles
Aew
Relomon Yewell
Manon
Ind
Miles Metical Co
Elkhart
Sender Opiites
Local notes from Rocky Ridge and surrounding towns
Mr Jesse Bittinger of Poughkeepsie returns home from visit with parents. Mrs Joseph Miller of Loy’s and John Ott of Monocacy visit Union Bridge relatives. Miss Marian Elchelber of Rocky Ridge visits Hagerstown relatives. Miss Fannie Lambert of Westminster returns from Daisy Black visit. Miss Sophia Groshon of Creagers Town visits Mrs Phoebe Biggs. Rev J H Bard to celebrate Lord’s Supper at Rocky Ridge and preach. SHOOKSTOWN reports rain and a booming grain crop, school at peak with 30 scholars under Mr C E Klein, water needs at the school, Chas Kehoe visiting, Miss Clara Summers to Baltimore, smoke cloud from fires, heavy peach crop despite dry season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleburg
Oliver M. Rusik
Mt. Union
Keysville
WW. Walden
F. Litthefield
Thomas Reisler
Liberty
Hennie Otto
Baltimore
Joseph Arnold
Russ Marguerite Arnold
Mary Alison
Union Bridge
Mondy
Bessie Wilson
Nannie Koons
Geo. Stanfeld
Baltimore County
George Bolinger
Pennsylvania
Bealey
E.G. Lynn
Cilstos
Grace Lynn
Waynesboro
Stra
Robert Healey
Wm. Topper
Vincent
Dlecbanicstown
Dr. Zimmerman
Walkersville
T. Gito
Mary
Florence Lynn
M.A. Hartsock
S. ©. Chipley
Chipley
Henry Groff
H. C. Chipley
Rocky Ridge
Ith
Carrie Habaugh
Lulu Norris
John R. Boyd
Chestnut Hil
Philadelphia
Isaac Hawn
Pen- Mar
Messrs. F. Stover
Jesse Shriver
Hanover
Minnie Stover
Polly Biggs
Near Here
Dunkard
M. Midler
Graceham
Laura Long
Eaton and Burnett's College
Sloxday
G. Waitmore
Reformed Church
Reformed Mite Society
Mt. Olivet
M. E. Eichelberge
Charlesville
Charlies Broadrup
Weil
Asper
Valie Easterjay
Chas. Feasca
Chas. Feasca. the Sudieesee Was Large and Spprecistive. —Mrs. John Angeheger
Susan Easterdsy
Frank Zimmerman Sans ‘Smilly
Yellow Springs
Hench
Zion
Lo’cock
John L. Dutrow
Dsyaville
Albert Holtz
Granville
Broadrup
Albert Stup
Famil
Montevue
Jesse Bittinger
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Joseph Miller
Near Loy’s
John Ott
Monocacy
Misa Marian T. Elchelber
Hagerstown
Fannie Lambert
Westminster
Daisy Black
Sophia Groshon
Creagerstown
Phoebe Biggs
Wm. Foz
Albert W. Bittinger
Lena
Bittinger
Eillie
J. H. Bard
Shookstown
C.E. Klein
Chas Kehoe
Albeton
Clara Summers
Baltimore City
M. J. Haslbeck
Remedy Claims Panacea Status for Stomach Bitters
A historical notice argues that no panacea exists for all diseases, but Hostetter's Stomach Bitters can be called a general utility remedy. By strengthening the stomach spleen liver and bowels it supports health, fortifies the system against illness, and aids kidney activity to prevent disease and cleanse impurities. The text urges use with caution and suggests it combats fevers rheumatism gout and dropsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dregpista
California
Soo
Louise
Lew Yors
Ibresteres
Mayers Magnetic Catarrh Cure Promises Quick Relief
Advertisements tout Mayers Magnetic Catarrh Cure as the only inhaled remedy that reaches the diseased organ directly through the nose. Each bottle costs $1 with a guaranteed cure. money refunded if not effective. Also promotes Shilo h's Cough and Croup Cure and Clover Root by Garrett & Pearse, with various dosages and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayers
Ives
Shiloh
Garrett & Pearse
Dregeisis
Balm for pains and rheumatism advertised by Garruce and Pearre
An 19th century style advertisement touts Hanne wah Chamberlains Yain Balm for lane checks fore pain and chest discomfort claiming cure in one or two days. It also markets Pain Balm for rheumatism priced at 50 cents, offered by Garruce and Pearre of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Chamberain
Garratt & Pearre
Frederick
Garruce & Pearre
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the Daily News
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R. M. Moore
Rome
M. E Church
Charlie Ramsburg
Chas. Nichols
B. F. Roberson
J. W. Howard
Buckeystown
Agnes Manton
Rockville
Nettle Cross
Washington
Sallie Brown
Frank Story
Wllege
Talbott Hotel
Hyde
Frederick News
Daysville
David Garber
Garber
Liss Gilds
Lewistown
Wm Garver
John Bostion
Augustus Rhoderick
Glade Valley
Loya
Harry Miller
John Pittenger
Drouble Pipe Creek
Amelia Miller
D. OH. Best
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North Market Street
Foster
N. K
Fairbank & CO
Chicago
ST. Louis
ARES
Sweeney
San Diego
Cal
Pregsez, Son
Garrodt & Pestre
Mid
Bey Docior
Vigg3
Erie Medical CQ
Buffalo
N.Y
THE
Marzns’ Dacg Co
Osakiand, Md
Garrott & Pearre
Dregesia
Laeta
O. L. D.tendal
Lane
George A. Gilberts
Macket Ft. Frederick, Md
Nelaton
Durapur
Geo. B. Myer
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Provence Orgen Taning
Sausseenen
CHAS
BC Stieft
M. Remsburg
von W.oetas
Houseworth
Frederick, MD
Georde E. Myer
N. Market St
Soren
Irene Sachs
Calla
E. Patrick St
Hevicg
York
N. J. Wilson & Sor
Excelsior Stove House
East Patrick ST
W. L. Douglas
W. L. Dosgies
Io Bottow
W.L. Douglas
Brockton
Stasa
B. &. Yeakle, Frederick
Orphea
Gautschi
Semphoniors
Gautschi & Sons
SR Pet
S. D. Thomas & CO
P.S
Frederick Stove
Patrick
PIA. Pa
Barcavorre
Eapenenramsopryaraase
Sidoncena
Dorewater Offeeboar
Grand Rapids
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