Terms of Publication for Caniste Herarp Weekly
The Caniste Herarp is published weekly on a large sheet with twenty eight columns. Subscriptions are $1.50 paid in advance or $2 in all if paid after the year ends. Ads cost $1.90 per twelve lines for three insertions, 25 cents per subsequent insertion. Obituaries or marriages up to five lines are free. Carlisle Herald Job Printing Office offers varied services.
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Caniste Herarp
Antoss
Camberland County
Cumberland County
Carlisle Herald
Clive Us
Local Government Officials List and Roles
A dense roster of federal state and local officials is detailed, listing President Jaes and numerous cabinet posts, state governor Pacren and secretaries, judges, district attorneys, sheriffs, treasurers, and borough officers. The document enumerates offices, names, and titles across government levels, reflecting a comprehensive public administration roll.
Church Service Schedule Across Downtown Congregations
A list of Sunday services from multiple churches including First Presbyterian on Cen tre Square, Second Presbyterian on Canover and Comfropatiests, St John’s Episcopal near Centrasjntre, English Lutheran on Nedford, German Reformed on Leather, Methodist on Jain and Hilt, Emory M E Church, St Patrick’s Catholic on Ponfret, and a German Lutheran near Bedfort. Notify if changes are needed by proper persons.
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First Presbyterian Church
Cencre Square
Conway
Second Presbyterian Church
English Lutheran Church
Nedford
Acd Loufther
Hey
Jacob Fry
German Reformed Church
Han
Atu Pijev
MH. Kremer
A. Mand
St. Patrick's Catholic
Ponfret
East St
James K
Pomfret
Dickinson College Faculty and Administrators List
Rev Charles Collins LD D President and Professor of Moral Science. Leveran M Johnson DD Professor of Philosophy and English Literature. James W Marshall AM Professor of Ancient Languages. Rev Wm Ly Boswell AM Professor of Mathematics. William G Wilson AM Professor of Natural Sciences and Curator of the Museum. Alexander Schem AM Professor of Hebrew and Modern Languages. Ssoinwl D Hillian AS Principal of the Grammar School. David C John Assistant in the Grammar School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssoinwl D. Hiliian
A. S
David C. John
School Board Directors Meet at Education Mall
Board lists Andrew Blair as president and I Saxton Quigley E Coroman Humerich J Hamilton secretary Janon W Eby treasurer Judy Sphar Massenger. Meets on the second Monday of each miduph at 8 o clock A M at Education Mall.
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Board OF School
Andrew Blair
I. Saxton
Quigley
E. Coroman
Humerich
J. Hamilton
Janon W. Eby
Judy Sphar
Massenger
Tha
Education Mall
Local Bank Officers and Railways Listed in Carroll County
A garbled list names officers of Carroll County banks and railways including President RM Tenderson and W M Beutem at Citizens Durosit Bank and Frederick Watts at Carlisle Gay and Warren Company. Rail schedules show passenger trains leaving Carlisle at 9 37 A M and 2 15 P M daily east and west. Societies and lodges such as Cumberland Star Lodge No 197 A M meet on the first and third Tuesdays, with other fraternal groups listed in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caxiisiy Durosit Bank
RM. Tenderson
W. M. Beutem
J. 2. Hasler
Teller
Jas. Money
John Underwood
R. M. Henderson
John Zug
Samuel Wherry
J.D. Gorgas
Skilex Woodburn
Woodward
Col. Meary Logan
Hub Stuart
Amos Anderson Campenvann
AtLer Rain Stoop Company
Frederick Watts
Edward M. Hiddle
A.N. Lull
Curtisle
Westwird
Carlisle
Carlisle Gay and Warren Company
Lemuel Todd
Wm. M. Boetens
F. Watts
Richard Parker
Wm. M. Keefe
Henry Saxton
J. W. Eby
John D. Gorgas
Jk. UC. Woodward
J. M. Kiddie
Prside
Early American Volunteer Fire Companies Established
The text lists several historical fire companies with founding years, officers, and meeting schedules. It mentions the Union Fire Company organized with president E. Cornman and treasurer P. Moyer, Cumberland Company instituted in 1800, and other crews led by Hebert Stecartneye Senne Philips Gulley and MH. A. Sunccon. Meetings are described for January April July October or September December.
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Union Fire Company
E. Cornman
P. Moyer
Jay Im
Hebert Stecartneye Senne
Philip Gulley
S. Witter
MH. A. Sunccon
Isanes Welre, Jr
William D. Malbert
Joseph W. Oziby
Mieets
Postage Rates for Letters and Papers in The Region
Postage on letters up to half an ounce prepaid except to California and Oregon where 10 cents prepaid. Within the county merald free. within the state 13 cents per year. To the rest of the United States 26 cents. Transient papers under 3 ounces prepaid 1 cent or 2 cents unpaid. Advertised letters to be charged with advertising costs.
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California
Oregon
Untitled fragment from 1869 Main Street item
Fragmentary OCR reads names and dates with unclear context, mentioning Tadic, Misses Mocucco Houts of AWIltie's celebration, and individuals CUAS UGILBY, Carl Ilo, Niv. 20, 1869.
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Sto
Noyts
Shaea
Tadic
Mocucco Houts
Awiltie
Cuas
Ugilby
Carl Ilo
The Irish Brigade Poem by Joan Holland
A verse portrait exalts the Irish Brigade with stirring imagery of war and national sacrifice. It celebrates Irish valor against enemies, invokes Erin and Ulster, and praises the troops for riding, charging, and enduring. The piece blends mythic pride with calls to men to follow their trade in defense of freedom.
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Erin
CéMimbla
Old Beatt
Trish Brigade
England
France
Ald
New England
Irish Brigade
Congress
Night in the Forest Among Cocoa Trade Havens
An 1852 naturalist recounts solitary travel along Cape Manabique in Central America. He describes burning sands, Stevens the Englishman who directs covenants, brutal labor by a jail gang, vast wreckage on a desolate shore, and his lonely vigil amid forests and surf. He imagines storms, ships, and distant homes before being swept toward shelter as night approaches.
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Cape Manibique
Central America
Cape Amatique
Honduras
Stevens
Manabique
Hegeluge
Ayaider
Rancho
Night Vigil Amid Tropical Storm and Insect Onslaught
The narrator endures a brutal night on a Guarenmede coast ranch during a chubasco with first rain, lightning, and gale while swarms of sand flies and frogs disrupt sleep. A distant ship signals midnight danger as jaguars and alligators threaten the shore and the storm rages.
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Simalin
Guarenmeda
Rancho
St. Phoams
Antwerp
Thad
Jonder Ag Tt
Varied Husbands Farewell Styles From Kiss to Silence
A fragmented reminiscence surveys how husbands bid farewell to wives, ranging from departing with a kiss and “good bye dear” to silent, head-turned exits. It notes diverse habits, including questions about dinner, post‑leaving gestures, and moods upon return.
Untitled remarks during Indiana House session interrupted
A misheard account describes a woman named AY Alady attempting to speak in the Indiana House of Representatives. A gentleman allegedly intervened, claiming the governor was intoxicated and already removed his coat, suggesting further disruption could follow.
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Indiana
Willard
Our Little Church Scene and Washington’s First Love
A fragment mixes a poem about a quiet village church with a long note on Washington and Mary Cary. It recounts Cary’s engagement to Washington, her father’s opposition, and Washington’s later courtship of Martha Dandridge Custis, ending with Cary’s marriage to Edward Ambler. It also mentions Lord Fairfax era Virginia and a cottage in Hanover.
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Cottige
Hanover County
Virginia
Washington
Mary Cary
Wilson Cary
Celoya
Elizabeth
England
Archibald Cary
Ampthioh
Chesterfield
George Wikinu
Halifax
Enq
Belvoir
Potomac
Cary
Lupe
Miss Cary
Coleys
James River
Tur
Misa Cary
Ambler
Cornwallis
Yorktown
America
Williamsburg
Mary Cary Ito
Edward Ambler
Flo
la Roche Jaqueline
Vendee
Cambridge
Europe
York
Lord Bottetort
Hanover
Sto
Selvair
Potomas
Mount Vernon
Oddities and Oddities on a Steamboat to Paris
A fragmentary narrative recalls an eccentric speaker on a steamboat railing about fever remedies, mixing folk wisdom with medical quackery. It also recounts two tales of a poverty-stricken Parisian chiffoniere and a scheming Suzette, ending with a cat concealing a treasure worth a thousand Louis for the loyal lovers.
Too Late to Plant The Tender Seed and More
Fragmented prose and moralizing notes recount late planting, missed chances, and persistence. It discusses courage energy and perseverance as keys to success, plus a curious anecdote about a patent medicine and social observations. The text mix reflects a late 19th century tone with scattered quotations and moralizing commentary.
December and midwinter faith in old texts recovers
A fragmented excerpt blends holiday lore with moral reflections. It cites shifting names for December from wintermonat to holy month and notes Christian influence, then moves to observations on charity, sorrow, and virtue. The piece mirrors 19th century religio-literary rumination in dense, quoted style.
Cento-Poetry and Oddities from a Periodical Night
A compilation of fanciful verse and humorous snippets. The piece cites line-quoting games among youths, rustic portraits, and playful wordplay, including pseudo news items and light gossip. It notes a mock dialogue about a boat of ladies and a quip about Sir David Board's prisoner status.
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U.S. Government
Jaes
Bucnavas
State Government
William PF. Pacren
William M. Wooster
Joan Rows
Jacon Urey, JR
Ilenzi S. Meinaw
Supreme Court
E. Lewis
J. Me Any.gteoxo
W. B. Lowe
GW. Woanwanp
Jon M. Reap
Simes IL. Grabs
Hun
Michael Cocklin
Samuel Woodburn
J. W. TD. Aittelen
Philip Quizley
James HL. Waggoner
Janes Armstrons
Gracey
Jno
Trimtle
Abraham Hasler
Couner
Shary
John Gutahan
Wind B Thompson
J. Worthington
Estith
Wmn
Leeds Clerkeo Council
Thas
D. Mabon
John Spahr
Jacob Bretz
Andrew Martin
Justices of the Peace
Alb
Spensler
David Smith
Michael Laboub
Stephen Keepers
Rutgens
John Noble
Cumberlain
Etar
Marion Mall
Arlisleigo Novi I
O. F
Irening
Trouts
Herald Joy& Book Printing Office
Joan Holland
Ifa Pierce
Prince
Staty
O'Neill
Monza
Irleb
Seieb
Diado
Wiy
Manibique
Sonn Piasty
Tie ‘Lapis
Can
Jonn Pheonix
Tella
New York Central Railroad
Knickerbocker Magazine
Leddieu
Cara
Ute
Aly
Mra
Pheonix
Wit Tha Tong
Manne
Ap Quatitange
Joan Newland
Mobile
Alabama
Marrir
Neal
Star of Bethlehem
Judea
Calvary
Lexington
Suramerfield
Mascom
United States
Patent Assembly
Peto
Kim
Bill
Steve
OUR Lielle
Geiman
Raummacher
Hetle
Breody
Waidiamnyad
Mon
Dod
Zauntun Gazette
New York Home Journal
Paris
Lima
Paria
Tod Tonl
Hoston
Othe
Theowshall
Ala
Tare
Lnte
Charles M. Leupp
Knickerbocker
Cemmon
Rugg
Sampson
Bora
Cage
Tom
Chera
Seuttle
Ag T
Seattle
Adil
Teall
Suzette
Plas
Deir
Louis
Himelf
Faye
Ling Anid
Pringlpall
White Shore
Christ
Gieulerra
Thor
Sperker
Charity
Asa
Betty
Sam
God
Triples
Czaro Porrny
Aimilar
Giles Scroggins
Molly Brown
Lirriy
Lona
Queny
Lirrux
Down East
Theodosius Qrim
Mra. Thompson
W.H
Price
Ocean
Isle of Man
Sir David Board
India
David
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