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Title
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EWP 17 Yr. 1898 Aldie News
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Description
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News and gossip about Aldie in 1898
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Tag
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Aldie Village
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Place
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Virginia
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Identifier
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1004760
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Is Version Of
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1004760_EWP_OldNews013.jpg
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Uncategorized
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Date Created
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2024-01-07
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Jpeg Image
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Number
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b1628b16a909831b3445e12e89da2c6945cf60dc5a76acf9be58b7481cedb322
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Source
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/Volumes/T7 Shield/EWP/Elements/EWP_Files/Access Files/Upload temp/1004760_EWP_OldNews013.jpg
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Publisher
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Digitized by Edwin Washingon Project
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Rights
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Loudoun County Public Schools
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Language
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English
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/Volumes/T7 Shield/EWP/Elements/EWP_Files/source/Ingest One/13 Statistical Studies/13-1 Statistical Studies Colored School/13-1 General Conklin/13-1 Yr 2016 Conklin History/BHC Research/LocalHistory/OldDocuments2014/EWP_OldNews013.jpg
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AR SRR S ST
AL
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foot,
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8, of
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veek,
sk
sburg
riend
vh*pm
o
] the
- Miss Lightt |
asant |18 K the g Mids - Tyler-has re-
o0 | turned to her home at Mt, Airy, Md.
riday | Continued sickuesgs prevails throughout
din- | th¢ community, Ppeumonia, catarrhal
§ wag | feVer and measels predominate at this sea-
stime
gton,
f Mr.
ther's
‘potntment here'on Sunday, &nd notwith-
‘standing the terrors of war and scarlet
everybody said, **We like him,” waich you
new minister in’ bur midst or whether itis
due to the soft balmy air of spring that! we
3
&
A
, Aldie is alive once more.
main
er, the birds sing sweeter, and even the |
frogsiover in’ the swamps croak louder
than they ever did before. Every thing
speaks of life. Indeed the whole world |
seemd bright torday, uad we draw a long |
‘breath and are thankful.
Thd Rev. Mr. Stanton filled his first ap-
‘ever | combined, everybody was out and
«ow is a mighty good thing, for the
preacher. - e
Mr Stanton is quite a feverent speaker
and his discourse upon that occasion was
|
1
and character excelled by few of his pre-
decessurs. And then you see, he is good-
looking which goes a long way with some
of us “Methodist sinners’ anyway.
Our merchants who hgve been delayed
‘ater than usial tl}is spring by sickness
other causes,! have .returned from
their ahnual tripto Baltimore with a fine
lot of goods which they are offering at
prices to suit thei public. = .
" Migs Fannie Palmer, of Gum Spring, is:
spending the week in the village.
"Phe many friends of Mr. R. 5. Peirson,
formerly of this commuhity but for some
years past a resident of Eagle Lake, Tex.,
éfi'illdbe lad to l8arn of the success he has |
attained in his Sputhern home.. Ina recent
¢ommunication to a gentleman in the
village, he states that he holds the position
of Town Serg _lg;ggd_ tax collector ot
Eagle Lake at a fine salary, We wish him
son, and our physician is kept ' equally as
busy as he wasduring the entire winter,
Mr. Frank M Green has invented a “'self
shutting” gate appliance, which is us mar-
| velous and complete in mgeouity as it s
simple in mechanism. We beliove Mr. G,
expetts shortly to have hisinvention patent-
ed JUNO.,
DIE NEWS AND GOSSEP.
4 1 1) die has ected. We are anableto |
|} say! Whether it 1s owing to the advent of a |
are bEving once again, anyway the fact re- |
h
p grass is greenet, the flowers, bright- |
marked by a deliberate earnestness of {
thought showang forth a breadth of mind |
- ,
o was fora few days
last,
+ Aldié Va., April i 1893,
.“ - b
-
AR SRR S ST
AL
i
foot,
H, .
8, of
enir*g
veek,
sk
sburg
riend
vh*pm
o
] the
- Miss Lightt |
asant |18 K the g Mids - Tyler-has re-
o0 | turned to her home at Mt, Airy, Md.
riday | Continued sickuesgs prevails throughout
din- | th¢ community, Ppeumonia, catarrhal
§ wag | feVer and measels predominate at this sea-
stime
gton,
f Mr.
ther's
‘potntment here'on Sunday, &nd notwith-
‘standing the terrors of war and scarlet
everybody said, **We like him,” waich you
new minister in’ bur midst or whether itis
due to the soft balmy air of spring that! we
3
&
A
, Aldie is alive once more.
main
er, the birds sing sweeter, and even the |
frogsiover in’ the swamps croak louder
than they ever did before. Every thing
speaks of life. Indeed the whole world |
seemd bright torday, uad we draw a long |
‘breath and are thankful.
Thd Rev. Mr. Stanton filled his first ap-
‘ever | combined, everybody was out and
«ow is a mighty good thing, for the
preacher. - e
Mr Stanton is quite a feverent speaker
and his discourse upon that occasion was
|
1
and character excelled by few of his pre-
decessurs. And then you see, he is good-
looking which goes a long way with some
of us “Methodist sinners’ anyway.
Our merchants who hgve been delayed
‘ater than usial tl}is spring by sickness
other causes,! have .returned from
their ahnual tripto Baltimore with a fine
lot of goods which they are offering at
prices to suit thei public. = .
" Migs Fannie Palmer, of Gum Spring, is:
spending the week in the village.
"Phe many friends of Mr. R. 5. Peirson,
formerly of this commuhity but for some
years past a resident of Eagle Lake, Tex.,
éfi'illdbe lad to l8arn of the success he has |
attained in his Sputhern home.. Ina recent
¢ommunication to a gentleman in the
village, he states that he holds the position
of Town Serg _lg;ggd_ tax collector ot
Eagle Lake at a fine salary, We wish him
son, and our physician is kept ' equally as
busy as he wasduring the entire winter,
Mr. Frank M Green has invented a “'self
shutting” gate appliance, which is us mar-
| velous and complete in mgeouity as it s
simple in mechanism. We beliove Mr. G,
expetts shortly to have hisinvention patent-
ed JUNO.,
DIE NEWS AND GOSSEP.
4 1 1) die has ected. We are anableto |
|} say! Whether it 1s owing to the advent of a |
are bEving once again, anyway the fact re- |
h
p grass is greenet, the flowers, bright- |
marked by a deliberate earnestness of {
thought showang forth a breadth of mind |
- ,
o was fora few days
last,
+ Aldié Va., April i 1893,
.“ - b
