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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1902
Page
5
Greensburg festival notes and local incidents
Gleanings from Greensburg describe a Saturday arrest of Peto Nicodemus and Charles Cornell for disorderly conduct, fines set at $1 plus costs. The Prudential Insurance assistant in Williamsport visited his seriously ill wife in Cumberland. McCoy’s Ferry man operated on at Mary Jane University Hospital Baltimore. Local couples marry in Lehew and discuss community events. A festival for St Mark’s Lutheran church raised about $23, a rainbow appeared near Cockeysville, and various accidents, deaths, and society news are reported with multiple named residents and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Peto Nicodemus
Charles Cornell
Justice Ferguson
Forest
Prudential Insurance Wiamsport
Cumberland
John Myers
McCoy
M. Y. B. Karsh
Williamsport
Middlehauff
Capitol C
C . Emigavor Chapel
Jacob Reiff
Cearfess
Wesley Moses
South St. Fell
Christ Reformed Church
Herett
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Mamie Good
Ernest Michael
Lehew
W. Va
St. Paul's U. B. Church
A. B. Statton
John Hardy
North East
Media
William Nelson
Chicago
Tola
Finzer
Garrety Noantr
Cockeysville
Am Binzer
Westphalia
Facob
Oll
Cumber I
Smith
Maryland
Butte
Mont
Joan Hodel
Erica Velentine
Baltimore
Ner
Eni, Kimball
KL & Wo i
Roanoke
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Adolah S. Ochs
Philadelphia Times
The
New York Times
Williamsport worker injured after stepping on tack
A By- Tannery employee in Williamsport suffered a painful accident when he stepped on a tack. Dr Bose attended to the injured man, who was removed from work for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Bose
Big Tomatoes and Prownd at Huber & Tonmices
Local notes praise the tomatoes as among the finest produce at GW market with mentions of Huber and Tonmices. Readers are invited to sample the display and judge the quality firsthand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iali Larac
Huber & Tonmices
Not Unlucky Number Ad Catches Gata Four
Charles Brewer and others describe four kittens weighing about four pounds each. They spent time near the river, and the note highlights their pleasant condition and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brewer
Ney
Schindel's Improved Live Granules Ad
Advertisement for Schindel's Improved Live Granules a stomach remedy sold at Schindel's Drug Store on a town street offering relief for torpid liver dizziness indigestion and dyspepsia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schindel
I N
Tsomac St
Oh What Will Mamma Say Elopement in Front Royal
Night at 10 elopement in Front Royal Va. after securing a marriage license at the clerk’s office. Rev A B Statton performed the ceremony at 11 30 with Clark Nitzell as best man. Bride aged 18, pretty, in flowered silk dress. Groom formerly of Boonsboro, merchant in Front Royal. They left on the 9 38 B and O train for Boonsboro to visit the groom’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Baldwin
J. O. Snyder
A. B. Statton
St. Paul's T. B. Church
Hapy
Clark Nitzell
Boonsboro
Bill in Equity Involving Carrie Hurs and Edna Snell Estate
iL D. Syester filed a bill in equity against Isaiah J. Smic as administrator of the Edna Snell estate seeking cancellation of a note or deed. Albert Semler, an employee at Snyder & Co planing mills, injured his hand in a cutting machine, losing the forefinger and thumbnail. Ds. Wareham treated the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Il D. Syester
Carrie Hurs. Hancock
Isaiah J. Smic
Edna Snell
Albert Semler
GC. Snyder & Co
Planing Mills
Ds. Wareham
Personal notices from Williamsport and nearby towns
A series of society items lists visits and travels: Mr Chas E Hetzer, son of Frank Hetzer, is critically fit at Elkins West Virginia. Mrs Edwin Hester and Miss Anna Magohi of Martinsburg are visiting Williamsport. Miss Bessie Lemon of Williamsport visits Baltimore. Mrs Wm Rikle of Wayside Avenue returns from Fairfield. Mr and Mrs Wm Kreps and daughter of E Washington Street visit relatives in Wilson. Mr Edward Hower of Pittsburg visits friends in the city. Mr John Hardy, formerly of this city now in Baltimore, spends a few days here. Art Harvey Middlekauls, Washington mail carrier, visits Hagerstown and Williamsport. Miss Bertha Fisher of Hagerstown visits Miss May Keefer of Waynesboro. Mrs William Creager and three children of Kansas City visit Mr Harry Creager’s family in Hancock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. E. Hetzer
Frank Hetzer
Williamsport
Elkins
W. Va
Edwin Hester
Anna Magohi
Martinsburg
Bessie Lemon
Baltimore
Wm. Rikle
Wayside Avenue
Fairfield
Wm. H. Kreps
E. Washington St
Wilson
Edward Hower
Pittsburg
John Hardy
Ait
Harvey Middlekauls
Washington
Hagerstown
Bertha Fisher
May Keefer
Waynesoto
William Creager
Kansas City
Harry Creager
Hancock
Ruthrauit Will Names Heir and Executors
The will of Mrs. Bary Ruthrauit leaves her entire estate to her husband for life. After his death the remainder goes to their children Mary E. Nethirk Susan J. Lier Ann V. Shafer and Charles Peter Ruthrauf and the rest to daughter Khaile E. Ruthraut, who is named executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rauthrauit
Bary
Mary E. Nethirk
Susan J. Lier
Ann V. Shafer
Charles
Peter Ruthrauf
Khaile E. Ruthrauft
Coxswain Rouzer Writes Home of Recovery from Illness
A letter from Coxswain Rouzer, confined at the Marine Hospital Brooklyn, reports eight weeks of rheumatism illness and his improving condition. He describes service in the Marietta, with prior duty on ships, and notes training funds used to prepare sailors for large guns on battleships and vessels. Also mentions his long navy career and Manila Bay service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goo
W. Rouster
E. Franklin Sr
Clarence Royzer
He L. & Navy
Marine Hospital
Brooklyn Yard
Tronzer
Marietta
Colow
South America
Manila
Wedding Notice at St Bris Vistrepolitan Church
The text notes a wedding of Mr James and Miss Annie Tiltaseth officiated by Rev. F. St. Bris at St Bris Vistrepolitan Church. It reflects a small town marriage announcement with limited readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Tiltaseth
James
Hood's Sarsaparilla Report Boosts Strength and Mood
The weather test fosters better acquainting with strength and endurance though many feel low spirits. Tonic Hood's Sarsaparilla is credited with strengthening blood, promoting sleep, and improving appetite. Also advertised are sardine and salmon rations and White Rock Mineral Water offered by Millers, Cahn & Marx at $1,490 per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahn & Marx
Jonathan St
White Rock
Nerv Woman Is Mrs Garlock in Runaway Ordeal
Mrs. Garlock of Pissell narrowly escaped injury when a runaway horse boltled the wagon toward Black Rock. After her husband stopped to talk, the horse bolted, the bit broke free, and she kept control until the horse tired and the wagon toppled at a gate. She remained calm, comforted the frightened animal, and was unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Garlock
Pissell
Mon- Bir
Welty
Death of Mrs. Alice Snively at country home
Mrs. Alice Snively, 59, wife of Dr J N Snively, prominent Franklin county physician, was found dead Monday morning at her Waynesboro area home. Death caused by heart disease with neuralgia. She leaves husband, three sons Dr A Barr Snively, Dr Robler D Snively, and Norman, plus two brothers B Frank Barr and Frank F Carr Nebraska. Funeral Wednesday at 1 40 pm, Green Hill Cemetery Waynesboro. The family said her escape from Chambersburg fire years ago almost cost her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
J. N. Snively
Franklin County
Waynesboro
Abraham Barr
A. Barr Snively
Robler D. Snively
Phil
New Officers Elected and Installed at Williamsport K of P
Potomac Lodge K of P Williamsport elected and installed officers led by P C William H Taylor as prelate Scott Robinson master at arms G W Robinson inside guard Augustus Ruthrauts quarry onside and Joseph Nave master at arms among others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Lidge
Williamsport
P. C
Wm. H. Taylor
Cattrill
Luther
B. Kimble
M. Herbert
Scott Robinson
Joseph Nave
Atarms
G. W. Robinson
Augustus Ruthrauts
Richardrustess
Joseph Howard Werers
Gorman Presses for Fifth District Nomination Amid Republican Stronghold
In the Fifth district Democratic hopeful Arthur P. Gorman Jr. faces off against Republican incumbent Mud. State's Attorney Camalier has criticized the GOP seat, while Gorman remains uncommitted but urged to seek the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur P. Gorman, Jr
Congress
Mud
Camalier
Gorman
Man charged with manslaughter in illegal operation
Widow Margaret Athey, a young woman from Winchester, dies after an alleged illegal abortion performed by a barber. The barber is in jail awaiting trial after a warrant issued yesterday. The case ties to Mrs. Hagerstown Camp and mentions reform groups and teachers from Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret, & Atheey
Young Werman
Ot Winchester
Athey Trom
Welman
Hagerstown
Woodsion
America
D. Wyand
Eukles Mills
Will
Maryland
Fewer gallons, longer wear for Vevve Lead and Zine
A historic ad claims Vevve Lead and Zine paint lasts twice as long as mixed paints and uses fewer gallons. Sold by Sau Emmiert, the notice promotes longer wear and cost efficiency in building painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sau, Emmiert
More Help for Indigestion and Nausea Remedies
Need More Help. Over-taxed organs of digestion yield to Dyspepsia's 5s relief Nausea Dizziness Headaches and bowel troubles. Dr King's New Life Pills promised to cure. Available at Warshours City Pharmacy and Central Drug Co. Also notes on a watchmaker Gibbs Franklin St social ads on hay feed monument and summer shirt arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digas Dlower
Dr King
Warshours City Pharmacy
Central Drug Co
Wabash Road work eyed from Cherry Run to Bloomery Furnac e
Goulds of New York visit Berkeley Springs as Wabash engineers survey Sideling Hill and Locust Grove for an eastern outlet. Preparations for an extension to Cherry Run are reported. Two new vestibuled passenger coaches being finished in C. V. Company shops and more cars in build.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Gould
Ix. Gould
New York
Berkeley Springs
Sideling Hill
Cherry Run
Cumberland
Bloomery Furnace
Wabash
Friton County
Corps of Engineers
R. L. Davall
Locust Grove
C. V. Company
Pennsylvania
Market Report Of Permits And Fresh Produce Prices
Market brisk this morning with 13 permits sold. Fruit and vegetable tables show a 4 drop in prices. Butter and eggs remain high with farmer selling at 20 and 22 cents a pound, eggs at 17 cents a dozen. Huckleberries slow at 3 boxes for 25 cents. Blackberries 5, 4 and 7 cents per box. beat 15 cents per peck and 15 cents per dozen. potatoes 206.
Coal Prospects Spark Big Purchase Near Berkeley Springs
For years, hopefuls searched Berkeley Morgan boundary for coal deposits. Pittsburg capitalists paid $5,000 toward a $45,000 purchase of a large tract owned by J. L. Wise, Berkeley Springs. Reported sizable anthracite vein prompts immediate development plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley County
Morgan
Pittsburg
J. L. Wise
Berkeley Springs
What’s in a name ten months in House of Correction
Joseph Thomas Francis Van Tingen was presented ten months in the House of Correction by Justice Hetman. George Washington, colored, received ten days in jail for being drunk from Justice Hoffman. Mrs. Anna Davis paid $1 for trespassing on her neighbor’s lot without his consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Thomas Francis van Tingen
House of Correction
Justice Hetman
George Washington
Bee
Justice Hoffman
Anna Davis
Marriage Invitations Issued in Martinsburg
Invitations have been issued for the marriage on July 30 of Miss Mamie Anetta Grimes of Martinsburg to Rev. Wr. C. Brain, formerly pastor of Washington Square M. E. church, at the First M. E. church in Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Anetta Grimes
Martinsburg
Wr. C. Brain
Washington Square M. E
M. E. Church
Fink Seeks Democratic Nomination for Congress
Charles B. Fink of the Maryland Telephone Co, a well known local figure, is looming up as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Congress in Maryland's Second District.
Martinsburg man dies after driving trip heat claim
James F. Grimes, a young Martinsburg resident, returned from a driving trip and entered a drug store where he said I am done for and collapsed. He died shortly after, with heat likely a contributing factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Grimes
Martinsburg
Moser Heirs sued over coal lands disputes in Pa
The Moser heirs numbered over 400 in Be neighboring counties face judgments from Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company and the Schuykin court to recover expenses. If unpaid, executions will issue. The heirs seek coal lands near Tomagus Pa and disputes have long lingered. Also notes on a sailor's safety gear, a household remedy, and local drugstore promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moser
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Schuykin Court
Tomagus
Man Kidnaps Daughter Near Hancock
Adolphus Dieken living six miles west of Hancock abducted his nine year old daughter from her mother in Hag town on Monday. He took the girl to Hancock with help from Geary after hiring lawyer Hartle. Police took possession and the mother sought arrest. Justice Hoffman deemed the act not a kidnapping under these facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus Dieken
Hancock
Hagtown
Livertman Charles Cramer
Bir
Dicken
Geary
Elias B. Hart
Justice Hoffman
Tragic fall from baggage car ends in death near Hyattsville
Otis Johnson, a colored excursionist, lost his hold from the side door of a B. and O. baggage car near Hyattsville. He cried for help, struck the track bed, and died a few hours after the incident despite not being run over by the coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Johnson
Hyattsville
Visitation Notes From Waynesboro and Nearby Towns
Miss Nora and Eva Huyett visit relatives in Waynesboro Pa while Mrs Della Fimk visits friends there. Several locals including Miss Elia Lumm returning from York and Harrisburg and Mr Alvin Rowe in town from York. others hosting or visiting in Martinsburg Baltimore Hagerstown and Washington.
Mr Bryan in East Stops at Cumberland Hotel
William Jennings Bryan arriving with his daughter at the Queens Hotel in Cumberland en route from Nebraska to Allentown and Portland to address a club. A note mentions Dr M V Tracy offering a $25 reward for information on an attack in a temperance year room. Wareham’s Pharmacy advertises Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Queens Hotel
Cumberland
Nebraska
Allentown
Portland
Isryan
Shafted Vigagantiz
Polittcs
Broadway
M. V. Tracy
Bargains In Coats and Farm Supplies From Local Sellers
Local notices advertise overcoats made by Joan D Swartz at 10 E Washington St and a farm item offering Flylene to protect one cow for 14 weeks and increase milk by 20 percent. Marylsed Leather and Saddlery Co promotes the coating and saddle goods for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan D. Swartz
Washington-st
Marylsed Leather & Saddiery Ca
Bargains at Ord War’s Music Store on used organs
Used organs at Ord war's Music Store offered at bargain prices. The shop advertises great values recently found in slightly used instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordwar
Experiments With The Voice and Slander Verdict
In Schoole case the Court of Appeals ruled the lower court erred by excluding experiments on hearing slander under identical topography and that a politically mature letter as evidence biased jurors with opposing views. Jury should weigh alleged profane language and conduct immediately before slander in damages. Case originated in Washington county, moved to Baltimore, verdict of 1000 reversed. Also obituary of Joan Munday 69, died Monday afternoon at his home on Locust Street after nine days illness. He was a blacksmith, member of St. John's Lutheran church and Antietam Tribe of Red Men. survived by wife, two daughters, and several siblings. funeral Wednesday at 3 pm with interment at Rose Hill Cemetery. pallbearers from Antietam Tribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoole
Court of Appeals
Washington County
Baltimore
Joan Munday
N. Locust St
S. Mulberry St
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Antietam
Kate Bowers
Emma
Athems
George
Jacob
Hagerstown
Harry
Shepherdstown
Scott Snook
Zentmyer
S. W. Owen
Rose Hill Cemetery
Dayton and McGraw set for Second WV race showdown
In West Virginia's Second Congressional district Dayton is nominated and delegates are instructed to vote for Joan T. McGraw at the Piedmont convention on July 2. The contest mirrors a four year ago matchup, and the outcome appears settled before the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGraw
West Virginia
Alston
Dayton
Joan T. McGraw
Piedmont
Shot at a Dance Near Berryville W Va
At a dance at Albert Welsh's residence near Berryville Willis Boop of Jefferson County West Virginia was shot and perhaps fatally wounded by a man named Smallwood. The clash reportedly sprang from a quarrel over a woman. After the shooting, a general brawl followed with Smallwood and Charles Popkins severely hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Welsh
Berryville
Willis Boop
Jefferson County
W. Va
Smallwood
Hoop
Charles Popkins
Be Sent Away Miss Rimel From Winehbeseer in Afar
A fragmented report notes Miss Rimel, a pretty girl from Winehbeseer, caught in Afar and influenced by a travel agent. Her case arouses interest and pity, raising concern about young girls.
Three Attractions in the Square Draw Crowds
The Square drew a large crowd last night as Captain Fisher’s men drilled and a vendor cried wares including Chamberia Stomach and Liver Tablets. A Justice of the Peace, Loomis, Mich, proclaims the tablets relieve stomach disorders and regulate liver and bowels. Price 25 cents a box, sold at Wareham's Dry Pharmacy and Central Drug Co. Lester Piano promotion highlights new styles and invitations to hear the instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Chamberia
T. W. Robinson
Justice of the Peace
Loomis, Mich
Wareham’s Dry Pharmacy
Central Drug Co
Electric Bitters Promised For Various Ailments
An advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a cure for kidney and liver troubles, stomach disorders, nervousness, sleeplessness, rheumatism, and neuralgia. It claims to purify the blood, invigorate nerves, tone women, regulate tides, and improve overall health, with Wareham's City Pharmacy and Central Drug Co offering satisfaction guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falrain
Wareham
City Pharmacy
Central Drug Co
Roofing Options Compare Corrugated and Ruberoid in Brief
Trade note cites Ruberoid roofing as cheaper lasting longer than corrugated or galvanized iron. Claim highlights a five year paint-free life and references Beck and Delamarter as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck& Delamarter
Special Sunday Trains to Baltimore and Washington
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad announces round trips from Hagerstown on Sunday July 27. Fares are 75 cents to Frederick, 1 dollar to Washington, and 1.25 dollars to Baltimore. Special train departs Hagerstown at 8 am with ample time to visit either city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hagerstown
Tragic Train Fatality Near Arlington for Groom Oler Gown
Ex soldier and five month groom Oler Gown was killed when struck on a track east of Arlington by a train driven by Engineer S B Rice. The accident left him neck broken and head bruised. his body to morgue and then Baltimore with his parents and widow in attendance. He had served in the Fifth Maryland Regiment and married Edna Carr five months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Wlms
Herbert
Oler
United States
Arlington
S. B. Rice
Rice
J. 5S
Fleagle
George H. Sheets
Baltimore
Gler
Fifth Marrland Regiment
Spain
Philipines
Edna Carr
Washington
Evangelist Dr Tracey and Rev Murray Draw Large Night Crowd
An estimated thousand people filled the temperance tent to hear Dr Tracey and Rev Murray of New York. Seating was taxed and many stood as the meetings grew in interest throughout the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracey
Murray
New York
Nuisance Case Tied to Schinder Farm Horses
The nuisance alleged on Jacob H. Schinder’s farm, where many horses are kept, has been turned over to the State Health Board and will be heard in special proceedings before Judge Stake.
TriState Doctors Meet in Cumberland Clinic
TriState Medical Association of Western Maryland Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia holds a session at 3 pm in the rooms of the Twentieth Century Club in Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TriState Doctors
TriState Medical Association
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Vi
Cumberland
Reams of the Twentieth Century Club
Cure Catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure
Readers learn of a supposed universal cure for catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The ad claims internal treatment targets blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease’s foundation and promises $100 for any cured case, with testimonials available from Fr. Cheney & Co. and druggists selling the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
Hall
Cheney
Best Pianos at Ordway's Music Store Offer
All Grog. It will be hard to find a more complete line of the best pianos than at Ordway's Music Store. Every piano on their floor is a standard make tested by years of use with 7¢ and service and best for the money. Each piano comes with a liberal guarantee and easy terms. Also note bottled goods for family use by C. E. Lent. Health advice and stomach care mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordway
Coun
Local Businesses Advertised In City Pages
An assortment of notes touts services and goods in Hagerstown Maryland. Drilled wells by Prospection and Well Drilling Co contact HB A Downin. Scudera cleans and repairs watches and clocks. Hagerstown Ice Co. markets distilled water and pure ice. R W Benchoff sells silk fishing line direct from factory. Kinsey Co. advertises fresh groceries at 15 E Washington St. Sharar builds wagons and repairs tires. Edison Records and talking machines promoted. Win Bester Flowers at Hotel Hamilton showcase bedding plants. Musey’s Seed and Havana Cigars on 8 W Franklin St offer smokers supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artisian Wel
Pries
Prospection and Well Drilling Co
HB. A. Downin
Potomac and Antietam St
Hagerttown
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Downsville
Bas Lown
Boyncer
James TigKane
York
Ich Toa
Mass Mekane
Manna
Tivide
Miss Johnson
Beard
Virginia
Bill In Equity
Mrs. Ruthrauits Will
Coxswain
Rouzer
Kurt
Pen Iar
Mary Robinson
Feer
Stev Rae Mashed
Nont
Ide
Millers
NERV
MS. Garlock
Alice Snively
Mowen
Franklin St. Givars
E. Pranklin St
L. X. Betts
Jackson & Shaford
Shafer Bros
Wabash Road
Gould
Sidlize Bill
Moser Heirs
Sen
Chantherlain
McKee Bros
de Witt
DeWitt
L. B. Johnson
Swift
Tex
Wareham’s
City Pharmacy and Central Drug Co
Adolph Dieken
Nora
Eva Huyett
Della Fimk
Lagerstown
Blanche Stitzel
Thelma
Celeste
Martin Stitzel
Elia Lumm
Harris- Litre
Alvin Rowe
Hotel Royal
Margaret Hall
J. C. Branngart
Washington St
Mannie Reichard
Hanover
Frank Pompeil
Emily
Edith Turner
I. J. W. Dolan
Chas. W. Harman
Aline
Ar. Harman
Jato Harman
E. Antietam
Jennie Sell
Shippensbore
I. W. Skiles
Nora Magruder
Lewella Keller
Lewis Bloomburg
Pen Mar
Katin
Leen Ben
Kahn
Nigh
Mr. Nigh
Martinsure
Fannie Neickard
Mary Bminimert
R. C. Burkhart
Charles E
F. H. Wells
Deer Park
Long Island
Chamberlain
Inter
Wareham's Pharmacy
Central Bing Co
Schonley—Gambrill Danae
John Munday
Lester
Swell Ag
Pridy Weighi
Ue Sat Ordwas
Hesguré
Porge
Ami
Bulletin
Herbert Oler
Aclington
Teath
Snaverdaite
State Board
C. E. Lent
Wr. Dunn
W. Tranilin
Scudera
Hagerstown Ice Co
R. W. Benchoff
E. Wash. St
Kinsey & Co
Washington and Mulberry
R. H. Sharar
Edison Records
Curs
New Records
Stovers
Win
Bester
Hotel Hamilton
Potemsc Street
Musey
Havana
Franklin St
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