Visiting Educators Observe Middletown High School
Visiting educators Worthington and Prof. M A Newall of the State Normal School attended Middletown High School with Mr Whitmore of the County School Board also present. Prof Newell departed for Baltimore the following afternoon. The Star Minstrels performed at Stauffer's Hall Walkererville featuring Eli Fer grey and a lineup of entertainers including Jack Brengle Glesener Esterly Wineberg James L Howard Hicke Glessner in sketches songs and dances.
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Worthington
M. A. Newall
State Normal School
Middletown
Whitmore
Woaebing- 402
Newell
Baltimore
Star Minstrels
Frederick
Stauffer’s Hall
Walkereville
Eli Fergrey
Jack Brengle
Glesener and
Esteriy
C Wineberg
James L Howard
Hicke Glessner
State v Tobias Horn Held for Grand Jury
A hearing occurred before Judge H. BR Neinaver last evening in the case State vs Lewis Tobias Horn. Horn, arrested Wednesday for assault on William Glessner after Tuesday night’s fire, is held to bail of 75 dollars for appearance before the Grand Jury in September. A separate suit by Hezekiah Patman against John Korell for property damage will be heard Saturday.
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Magicrate
Magiatrate H. BR
John Korell
A Bit of Winter Brightens with Snow and Streaks of Lightning
April borrows March weather as snow falls heavy through the morning. The new moon and a ruddy line foretold stormy changes, a strong nor'easter arrived after midnight, daybreak brought rapid snow, a brief lightning flash followed by distant thunder, and the scene left a wintry touch on budding trees.
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Morsig
Old Family Furniture Business Through The Years
A reminiscence notes George Rice moving to North Market street forty years ago and the family furniture and undertak ing shop evolving from a stable origin. It recalls 1850 as a turning point with years of sawyers and coffins, an 1870 first ready made coffin, an 1886 upgrade to a two story frame, and keeps relics like an old sad iron and a sickle used in harvest.
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George Rice
A. T. Rice
North Market Street
Frm
Miles Fannie Rhoves
Obituary and road survey noted in Montgomery County News
Mrs. Cecelia Johnson died March 20 1589 at her son’s home in Jew near Silver Spring aged seven. She was widow of James Johnson and grandmother of Mr. John L. Brunnett deputy clerk. Burial at Carroll Chapel. Beptiet church plans frescoing and repairs delaying services. G M S Anderson and two colleagues surveyed the old Georgetown and Rockville turnpike nine miles costing about 32000 to grade with two iron bridges and gutters. County and DC could fund. project urged for practical improvement.
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Montgomery County
Rockville
Cecelia Johnson
Jew
Lewie L Browett
Silver Spring
James Johnson
John L.brunett
Seahere
Carroll Chapel
Beptiet
Gms Anderson
Georgetown and
Rockylle
Washington
District of Columbia
Letua
Crace
Evekyle
Tiger Shou
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets Advertised for Dyspepsia
A garbled 19th century style advertisement claims Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets cure indigestion dyspepsia and concupiscence. It touts relief from dyspepsia and improves happiness though the text is hard to parse. Sold for 2 heads 50 cents by J. A. Wiliszeson, drogest.
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Acker
Hite
J. A. Wiliszeson
Drogest
Montgomery County Notes and Local Elections
The Rev J J Tyler of Baltimore conducts a protracted meeting at Great Falls. The Rockville Literary Association reorganizes with E B Prettyman as president and John J Higgins as secretary and plans to hand its books to the Y M C A for one year for a public reading room. Delegates elected to the Republican State League convention to be held May 1 1889 at Frederick include James McCleonahan and H Clay Brass. another Baltimore club names Wm H Parker Augustin R Dobby and George Garden as delegates to the state league convention in Frederick Md May 1 1859. Anthony Schneider dies suddenly of apoplexy near Warfieldburg aged 66. Mr Painter dies at Melrose aged 85. Thomes W Wells sells his drug store at Hampstead to J Douglasa Miller of Sandy Spring Montgomery County. Mrs Kendal purchases the Westminster brick-yard to be run by her nephew Wm Careler Jr.
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Montgomery County
J.J. Tyler
Baltimore
Great Falls
Rockville Literary Association
E.B. Prettyman
John J. Higgins
Young Men's Christian Association
Ninth Ward
Republican League Club
James McCleonahan
H. Clay Brass
Frederick
State League of Clubs
Wm. H. Parker
Acgurtne R. Dobby
George Garden
Wm. Careler, Jr
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Restoration
A historical ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a reliable medicine to combat illness and demons of impurity in the human system. It claims the remedy defends health, drives disease away, and restores bodily wellness for many years.
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Hood
Dull Times' Grip Hurts Businesses Says Examp
The excerpt argues that talk of dull times harms sales as customers fear a downturn. Stores warned against spreading pessimism and urged keeping confidence to avoid driving away business. It notes some firms ignored gloom and prospered.
Arbor Day Preparations and Local Doings in Wolfsville
Wolfsville notes announce Arbor Day observances by local schools to be held next Wednesday. The Republican Central Committee seeks to remove Postmaster CI Stotelmyer and appoint Jacob G. Smith, a Republican, in his place. A militia company aims to recruit 30 more with state arms, while Prof EC Hoover leads a weeklong drill. Missing items include a bill for Prof Roth and rumors about itinerant dentist J B Greenwood. A vandal damaged Mr Warren’s barnyard injuring a horse and harness. author urges naming the culprit if identified.
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Wolfsville
Sunire Harnes
Garfield
Republican Central Committee
Postolice Department
CI Stotelmyer
Jacob G. Smith
EC Hoover
Manual of Arms
Roth
S L Holier
J B Greenwood
D T Warren
Etz
Samuel Miller
Cave
Acker's English Pills Promoted By Dr. Acker’s Agent
An advertisement urges choosing Dr. Acker's English pills over alternatives, claiming they relieve sick headaches and liver troubles. The pills are described as small, sweet, easy to take and non irritating, with distribution through Z. A. Williamson, a druggist.
Spring Music and Hope Amid Winter's End
A lyrical piece celebrates spring with birdsong and azure skies, contrasting winter's abdication with a world of bloom and bright days. The text blends seasonal verse with ad-like lines promoting Warner's Log Cabin Rose Cream for relief and a testimonial from auctioneer C B Fout at the City Hotel about banking stock at $120 to Fenton Thomas.
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C B Fout
Eaid
Wm. P. Munisby
City Hotel
Firer National Bank
Fenton ‘Thomas
Religious Services Schedule Across Many Churches
The notice lists Easter week services at Walkersville M E Holy Communion at Lutheran and Reform churches in Wolleville Middletown lectures by Rev Pat Berpetressor and many local clergy offerings. It details Sunday schools, sermons, and special events across Utica Middletown Kemp Hall and other churches with dates and times.
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Rav.Hencbhy
Wolleville
Tih
Middletown
Ta'clok
Pat Berpetresser
Jefersen
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Luther Kohlman
Noere
Aguc
Church Street
Aid Society
Lutheran Charch
EB. R. Eschbach
All Saints P E Church
Oborne Ingie
Hitler Braner
Usval Bell
Mar
St. Johns Romen Cathoue
Presbyterian Church
W. L. Onld
Sandey
Pasloc Saudap
Babt Soother Promoted by J A Williamson
A damaged notice touts a pediatric remedy called Babt Soother claiming to relieve child troubles without epium or morphine. It appears sold by J A Williamson with questionable claims and harmful implications for child care.
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J A Willamso
Blood and Skin Diseases cure promoted by medicine ad
An old drug advertisement touts a product branded as a guaranteed remedy for blood and skin diseases. It claims medical endorsement and positions the drug as superior to other preparations, sold by J. Willie m on druggist.
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Atker
J. 4
Williemeon Druggist
Costs of Preparing Ministers Shown by Religious Views
An article surveys practical costs for educating young men for ministry across Baptist, Episcopal, and Reformed churches. It cites Dickinson College experiences, student funds, and aid from the Delaware Valley churches, noting low tuition, room, and board supported by church societies.
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Beershein
Dickinson College
Carlsiate
Ibn Sherhodist
Ghicarums
As Mumister
Philadelphia
Philidephis
Uae
Linzer
Vicente
Tucsincon
le Gothis
Carren
Middletown
Baptists
The
Baptist Church
Pennsylvania Educational Society
Furm
Crozer Trological Seminary
Atuaiel
Upland
Stuents Association
Pae
Evclu
Creabout
Weber + minary
Tia Poms
Lyon
Ats Heme
Brames
Estes of Aus Ree
Goale
Chiepi
Evravseleal Educational Soeetr
Chetnut Sueet
Phuane
Cnied
University of Pennsylvania
Universiiy
Beisroe
Gdmalielsa
le Totel Am
Economic contrasts in clerical life and education costs
A fragment discusses the finances of ministers and students, noting how a frugal man could live on limited clothing and small yearly expenses while pursuing private schooling. It contrasts salaries of ministers, doctors, and professionals, mentions Presbyterian boards, scholarships, and church-funded education, and references church conventions and European pilgrimages.
Acker's Blood Elixir Endorsed as Superior Remedy
Acker's Blood Elixir has gained wide use in America, touted as a core treatment for blood and skin diseases. The ad claims medical endorsement and urges readers to obtain trial bottles of Semp's Balm for throat and larynx relief, with assurances of satisfaction or money back.
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Frederick
Woman's Wiesevery Disease Cured by Discovery
A county woman over seven years suffered from a severe illness that undermined vital organs. After taking Dr Kong's New Discovery for Consumption she slept through the night and, with one bottle, was miraculously cured. The testimonial names Mrs Euther Lutz and the seller W. C Hamrick & Co of Keith, North Carolina.
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Euther Lutz
W. C Hamrick & Co
Kethy
Josh Garrott’e Grug
Mysterious Patent Remedy Promises Easy Health Gain
A vintage ad touts Electric Bitters as a cure for digestion and liver issues, claiming vast wealth through health and urging persistence with the product. It targets a broad market, noting a price of $1.00 per bottle through Joseph B Garrow, Drugist.
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Eupepey
Drsp
Joseph B Garrow
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