Farm wash house burned near Manor church in county
The wash house on Mr. Cook’s farm near Manor church was destroyed last Thursday evening between 5 and 6. Fifteen bushels of potatoes were roasted. Neighbors helped save the barn. Several locals and visitors are listed with illnesses and travels. weather hot, apples plentiful, farmers busy with seed and cider. many residents visiting relatives in nearby towns.
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Careca BuL—seer
al Cook
Edward Cok
Millard Zimmerman
J. B. Zimmerman
Riley Cook
Ells Banker
James Cockrell
Harry Zimmerman
Chestnut Grove
Ella Whipp
Dowles
Ella Bowker
Weber Mmice
Bils Cockrull
Baltimore
Hargett
Sre
Slater
Devall
New Market
Mmr
Ezra Taomar
Jefferson
G. T. Whipp
Nettie Cockrell
Wm Ia
Jasper Shaffer
May Thomas
Frederick
Ell Waskey
Whipp
Charles Unvereagt
Hlatsther
Hensyt
Solomon Micheal Sod
Pleassat Wak
John Summers
Sandsy
Braddock
Charles Rovtesha
Ltherly
Ridgrvria
sErz
John Smith
Joshuaites
Mount Airy
Ridgeville
Mamis Grove Baz
Oella On & Vialt
Bert Seliman
Bromewell
Ben Haton
Mr. Anderson
Henry Clary
Wm. Norwood
Joseph Gain
Filmore Williame
Mamie Grove
Herman Lewis
Phicago Navy
T. Lewis
Yallow Springs
Reptekees
A. W. Borkhart
Montongusn Borings
National
Louisville
Garkbart’s Hall
Samuel Linton, Jr
Nsw
Wat
John Renner
John Barrick
Washington
Isaiah Boller
Randolph Bartick
New Windsor
Laura
Alice Overbelitz
John Albaugh
Solomon Warner
Jacob Kintz
Kintz
Gilmore Vanfosen
Jaco Smith
Charles Roulasho
roopsseRo
Edward Dorcus
Port Deposit
Lutheran Missionary Society
Reformed Church
Japan
Hogd's Sarsaparilla Beats Dyspepsia Misery
A brief note extols Hogd's Sarsaparilla as the best remedy for poor digestion and resulting nervousness chronic dyspepsia and great misery. The claim emphasizes relief from digestive distress and associated discomfort.
Carrollton's Autumn Fest Attracts Notables In Carrollton
In Carrollton, the home of Xr A T Baowfer, a festive autumn gathering unfolded with straw rides, croquet, dice, and progressive euchre. Guests included Mr and Mrs Thomas Day, Miss Addie Caughey, Lieut Orchard, Dr Helphenstien, and many others from Baltimore to Toledo, enjoying decorations, fish dinners, and late night dancing before midnight.
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Carrolton
A. T. Baowfer
Ag Lhey
Ademstown
Evgenta
Artor
Tims
Carrollton
Thomas Day
Bira
Susan Hinks
Caughey
Addie
Verdle Caughey
Baltimore
Lieut. Orchard
A. S
Orphan Wanders From Rocky Ridge Family
An orphan girl, Clara Waddle, aged 26, who served at Tilghman Williard’s Broad Row home, disappeared last week and has since wandered across the county. Sightings include Petersville, Middletown, and near the Williard and Shafer properties. reports say she may be demented and uneducated. Willard had taken in her and her brother at an Baltimore asylum twelve years ago.
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Ida Epler
Double Pins Creek
Milas Zeppo Loy
Ethel Close
Rocky Ridge
Frederick City
Jennie Krise
Davis
Baltimore
A. B. Close
Bessie Ogle
George Barrick
Chas, Barrick
J. A. Barb
Bundey
Lutheran Mite Society of
Mt. Tabor
Edgar Biggs
Wm. H. Biags
David Biddinger
Albert Biddinger
J. D. Wood
Pen- Mar
Joshua Belapisine
J.D. Wood
Edward Angel
Loy’s
Double Pipe Creek
Clara Waddle
Tilghman Williend
Broad Row
Willard
Petersville
Topiss Shafer
Williard
Abe
Lewis Young
Middletown
George C. Haffer
Ebe
Adam Boogle
Horrors of Foochow Massacres Stir Foreign Officials
A distant letter from Hina dated August 12 criticizes Pekin’s handling of China’s persecutions of foreigners. It argues officials provoke anti foreign riots, laments lack of punishment for attackers, and warns of rising danger to missionaries and expatriates. The writer urges decisive action by governments and condemns cowardice in authorities. Weather note: intense heat with chilly nights reported.
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Ingis
Haxxow
Cama
Foochow
Pekin
China
Miniatera
J. Avpison Inenn
Snake on the road killed by neighbor in Ellerton area
Mrs. Thomas Cline, near Ellerton, encountered a large black snake on a road while visiting a sick neighbor Mrs Mary A Hooper. She ran as the reptile pursued. Mr Chea Rothen hoeffer killed the snake which measured 8 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connter
Thomas Cline
Ellerton
Mary A. Hooper
Tomato Vine Swells to Great Proportions in Town
A tomato vine planted by Allen Sparrow near the hotel wall has grown to 12 feet tall and 18 feet wide, with 67 tomatoes produced and 52 still on the vine. The plant drew much attention as it stretched above the paving stones and up the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Register
Allen Sparrow
Charles Broadway Rousse Receives Sweeping Welcome
A New York clipping recounts the county's Charles Broadway Rousse riding up upper Broadway amid a cheering crowd and a constitutional van. The scene shows youngsters chasing his team while he scatters pennies from rich pockets, illustrating public attention and wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Rouse
New York
Charles Broadway Rousse
Upper Broadway
Eml
Mr. Rouse
Aches and Weaknesses Find Comfort in Coteam Flaster
Fragmentary OCR reads as a feature note praising resilience and wit in a group called Coteam Flaster, highlighting communal support and an ethos of endurance amid hardship. The language is unclear but emphasizes overcoming illness and fatigue through humor and solidarity.
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Charlesvide
Samuel Harper
Middletown Valley
George Wastier
Biles Ids
Meg Shankle
David Shankie
Dean
J. Shenkle
Saw Milk Farm
George Pearre
Carlisle
Hiss Msy Kinna
John Anderson
Thurston
Misa Blandis Wilson
Min Myra Wolfe
Persehetat
David B. Hershey
Virginis
Esther Lube
Point of Rocks
Edls Bidebrand
Bestimore
Mra Panolo Max. Weil
Mocrille
Bt County Farm
Joseph Clagett
Athiele B. B. Club
National Park
Tore
Fair Fen
West
Rnd
BE. M. West
Hes
BC. Petes
Sreageestowe
John M. Ahs
Naoma
Middletown Vailey
D. l L. Hall
Guetta
G. Fulton, Esq
Waikerayllie
Clarencé Stevens
Harrisburg
Mim
Florence T. Shryock
Harney
Carroll County
Bessie M. G. Derr
Misa Loulse A. Wech
Myersville
Bloseraville
Newville
Dilsburg
Gettysburg
Henover
Taka Place
Repelicans
Johr
Hodfman
J. W. Robinson
A. B. Jose
M. J. Rickeberger
Jeremiah Dutton
E. Krise
J. W. Loy
K R. Mort
J .L. Hessong
George W. Staup
W. H. Braub
J. W. Speak
A B. Close
BE. E Kise
J. W. Grinder
Howard E. Grimas
Reno
T. Derr
John A. Snook
Catharine Null
Carroll’s Manor
Lee Pulman
Buckeystown
Joe Patcisen
Pacer
Doe Pateheo
Cal. Jobs A. Baler
St Bo
Carrolcton
Jobo Ridinger
O. A. Englar
Wm. Martin
Beatrice
Jerey Martin
New Forks
C. Wells
Nasional Bose
Albart L. Pearre
Etchison Building
Preamonia
Drea
Poarre
Ekieo
Alain
Tom
Ee Alberts Sperry Renee Sale
Marl's
Cieeee Aerotors
Dente, Shen ~ Ie
Pace
Sole Pope
Berton
Mae
Comereial
Topeka
Kansas
la Serena
Veters Tyee
John DeWitt
Twisciocsra
Seumast
Lew Brecewid
Wruce
Brown
Elf
Trea
Scamp
Brown Chemical CO
Baltim
Aris
Irie Medical GO
Buffalo, LY
Naw
N. J. Wilson & Son
Telepioni Sic
Neee Stone
Raker
Liniment
Guikle Curce
Alt Druccigis
Cear
Curt wEanaces
J.J
Drapriat
Norts Market
Prideriot
EL Moork Pastorag
Aiaus
Gs.c Tien Steam Braker
Kitneys Godadder
Douglas Shoes
W. L. Dongla
W.L. Dongla
A. R. Yeakie
Boye
Land
Amare City Hall
Shoeerick, Md
Sreinoe
Fen
Crvat Neers
Citchlerfron
AL Medicine
Schier Bros
Fredrick
Maeylard
FFIO
DR. Fahrney
Bagsy
Eugene
Tex
Koddy
Jantier Bie
Celt
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