Hardware and groceries offered at Baltimore aid stand
COAL, LUMBER, STOVES and a vast hardware and groceries stock are offered at sale prices in Baltimore. Joel B. Danner and partners advertise building materials, carpenters tools, blacksmiths tools, coach findings, shoe findings, cabinet makers tools, and housekeepers items, with cash discounts. Gettysburg May 17. Scott and Sun advertise fabrics and damvatic goods and Rare's Plantation Butters at Br. Ro Hansen's Meung Store.
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CANNONS
Baltimore-strest
the Diamond
GETTYSBURG
PENNSYLYVANIA
MEALS & BRO
East York street
Myers
G. JACOBS & BRO
cttics
Brinkerhoffs
Pippa
thang
York
Dismond
Ola County
JACOB BRINKERIMFF
Baltimore
JOEL B. DANNER
DAVIN
ZEEGLERL
SCOTT & SUN
RARE'S PLANTATION
Old Homestead
Foni
Hansen
Few
Old Dont Care Murderer Fowl and Civic Warnings
A long verse warns of Old Dont Care as a murderous, hating figure striking at mothers and babes, followed by a column urging Adams County to advance public education. It laments low teacher pay and scarce schools, urges energetic teachers, and cites local statistics and calls for reform.
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Don
Tate
obur
secoro
comte
Iris
Adams county
mate angue
wang
Ife
Gettysburg
MERCERY
Nature’s music and sacred love in ancient prose fragments
A collage of poetic reflections on nature’s harmony and holy wedded love. It contrasts celestial and earthly melodies, imagines an ancient book specimen, and exhorts steadfast, pure affection beyond transient passion.
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geldom
earth
heaven
Copper Boots and Family Costs in The Onion Column
Cory O'Lamus laments family expenses and clothing prices, riffing on copper boots, trimming, and domestic frictions. The piece blends humorous anecdotes about his wife and son Alexander Themistocles with musings on onions, barley yields, and audible daily joys of fatherhood, wrapping in social commentary and light satire.
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Cory O'Lamus
Brooklyn Eafe hag
O'Pake
Family of Thieves Convicted in Altoona Robbery Case
A Philadelphia Press correspondent reports in Hollidaysburg that a major trial in the Criminal Court concluded with the conviction of John J. Burkholder Lydia his wife Julia and Mary Hawk Henry Thomas Parry and Norval Hawk for stealing large consignments off Pennsylvania Railroad cars. The Burkholders and Hawks ran a sprawling scheme across Altoona and nearby areas during 1864–65, using wrecked car keys and staged households to launder goods including towels carpets silk dresses and shawls. Evidence tied the haul to multiple family members with Ware and Margaret aiding the operation. the defense relied on Ware’s testimony to link many items to the group. The trial highlighted a remarkable family reunion in the courtroom as authorities recovered a thousand dollars worth of pilfered goods from various hidden places. The report also notes other wartime items and brief items from Fortress Monroe and assorted anecdotes.
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Hollidaysburg
Pennsylvania
larcelly
John J. Burkholder
Lydia
Julia
invinia
Mary Hawk
Henry
Thomas Parry
Norval Hawk
Perry Burkholder
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Altoona
Margaret Burkholder
pat
John Pidhoy Cavers Wate
Hawk
Thomas
Ware
Margaret
cara
Kyause
Pottstawai
Montgomery county
Indiana
John J. Burkeholder
Burkholder’s
railroad company
Burke holder
act of Assembly
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