Terms of Publication for Tha Canuste Heraup Weekly
The Canuste Heraup is published weekly in twenty sight columns with subscriptions at 1.60 in advance 1.75 within the year or 2.10 after year end. No shorter periods than X months. No discontinuance while arrears remain unless the publisher allows. Out of Cumberland county subscribers must prepay or have a Cumberland county guarantor. Terms will be rigidly enforced.
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Cumberland County
Pennsylvania
Canada
Montréal
London
Liverpool
America
Cruda
London Times
Glasgow
St. Lawrence
St. John’s
New Brunawick
South Carolina
Georgia
Classified Advertisement Rates And Local Printing Offer
Advertisement rates listed per square and line with specifics for marriages and deaths. Obituary notices up to five lines are free. The Carlisle World Printing Office advertises job printing capacity and general printing services with emphasis on speed and reasonable terms.
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Morris
Baltimore Letters Describe Museums Fire Department and Events
A Baltimore correspondent surveys the city’s new structures in the Court End including the Peabody Institute funded by George Peabody and other arts and library facilities. He notes the Mercantile Library’s 1900 volumes and reading rooms, the Paid Fire Department with 117 personnel and seven engines, and recent patriotic events such as the South Baltimore ladies presenting a garrison flag to Warren’s Zouaves at Federal Hill. The piece also covers the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery’s 22nd commencement, Fort Donelson news, and Union sentiment among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henno
Baltimore
Washington Monument
Court
Peabody Institute
George Peabody
Ray
London
Maryland Historical Society
Morris
Lutheran Church
Lexington
McCron
Carlile
Rone
Mercantile Library
Saratoga and
St. Paul's Streets
Piad
Indies
South Baltimore
N. Y
Warren
Federal Hill
John Willis
Maryland
Don Corntar
Ballimore
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
Hlas
Pennsylvania
Bond
Gorgas
Fort Donelson
Gal That Took Root in Arkansas Society Scene
A Bostonian makes his first polite appearance in Arkansas society and asks a striking woman to dance. The woman answers with playful flurries about enjoying the moment and claims she has “took root” in the social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Silvio
Moscow
The Strange Loyalist Silvio and His Deadly Tale
A Confederate regiment tale centers on Silvio, a mysterious Russian-appearing host whose pistol marks and duels reveal a brutal past. The narrator recalls Silvio’s dangerous bravado, the clash of courage and reputation, and a confession of a long awaited vengeance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carlisle Worald
the Herald
Pourchkin
Hussars
Mancge
Silvis
Livio
Gilvia
Tieitenant Rodolf
Silvio Yose
Bacchus
Silvio Vory
Dolova
Tan
Switzerland
Couza
Felega
Garcely
Jake
Masha
Alexander Ipsilanti
Scoolani
Cenarala
Samuel Cox
Port Tobacco Md
Cox
Albany
Swatesman
Franklin Roby
John Robinson
Rascal
Robinson
Beera
Banis
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