Gift of $5,000 aids Winchester Fire Company hall
A crowd at Courthouse Hall witnessed ex Governor Holliday present a $5,000 gift from Chaz B. Rouss of New York to the Colon Fire Company of Winchester to aid in building a new hall and engine house. Rouss, a former member, had asked Governor Holliday to draw the draft. The gift followed a heartfelt reception with resolutions of thanks adopted by a large audience. Hotel arrivals followed the ceremony with guests from Baltimore, Gettysburg, Columbus, Lancaster, Harrisburg, and elsewhere.
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Union Fire Company
Winchester
Colon Fire Company
Remamhace
Courthonce
Holliday
Chaz B. Ronuss
New York
Holitdsy
Bones
Rouss
Colon Company
Ronss
Wsdl Lieurge Mines
Ureik Ota
Death of Captain Dowty of Unionville at age sixty eight
Captain John Dowty, esteemed Unionville resident, died Monday morning at 10 o’clock at age 68. He leaves a son connected with the John Douty and Ben blacksmiths and carriage builders in Unionville. His funeral was held at Dugacore M. E. Church on Tuesday at 1 p.m. with interment at Harrisville in this county.
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Douty
John Dowty
Unionville
John Douty and
Ben
Uniorville
Idugacore M. E
Harrisville
Local News Roundup of Elections and Incidents
Various items from Annapolis and surrounding areas cover political primaries and conventions dates, court actions, and local incidents. Notable notes include mayoral reelection, justice actions dismissed, injunctions over cemetery taxes, a naval pay officer's death, and planned memorials at Rose Hill Cemetery in Cumberland. The Carolene grand jury continues its Deane murder probe, with Denton set for a possible special-term trial, and statewide party committees set May primary and convention dates.
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Aiegans County
W. Aslam Claude
Annapolis
Otso
Gantt
Anne Arundel
Holy Cross Cemetery
Brooklyn
James Fulton
United States Navy
Naval Academy, Annapolis
Anuapolis
John H. Knowles
Farragut
Hertford
Tennessee
Mobile Bay
Annazolla
The Key Monument Meeting Plans Monument Fund Drive
A large gathering of Key Monument Association members discussed raising several thousand dollars for the monument fund. Reports from the Jr. O. U. A. M. indicate successful contributions. A key monument button, priced at ten cents, will be manufactured and sold to benefit the fund. Proceeds from button sales go to the monument fund as the group considers laying the foundation and cornerstone this sesquicentennial year.
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Key Monument Association
Mabebling and Ford Wedding Celebrated at Ijamaville
The wedding of Mr William Mehriling and Miss Luis Belle Ford occurred yesterday afternoon at the bride’s home in Ijamaville with attendants Mr Harry Mehriling and Miss Hane. A reception followed at the bride’s West South street home with about 150 to 200 guests and gifts noted.
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Mabebling—Forld
Wm. Mehrilug
Luis Belle Ford
Tam Naws
Ijamaville
Tures O
Harry Mehriling
Bronawick
Hane
Viamaville
West South Street
Ollie Schell
Lizzie Mehriing
George Schell
Andrew Renner
Property transfers and deeds in Frederick area records
A sequence of real estate transfers lists F Marion Fauble mortgagee selling to Jacob Dadiawen, plus Levy and Rohrback trustees to W Aaeveld for property, sums ranging from 1,257 11 to 47 acres several perches. Executors Ketinoliz, Eilethotts, Boxe, and others appear in multiple deed listings. Various spouses, acres, roods, perches, and prices are itemized for properties in Emmivourg and Montgomery County with amounts including 47175 and 5960 dollars.
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F. Marion Fauble
Jacob Dadiawen
Jota D Eilethotts
Jacob Boxe
Halstead
John H. Brown
George Galber
Olver HL Pearre
Beury
Mary
Rowe
Emmivourg
James W. Troze i
Hayes
Montgomhery County
Mary E Auley
Halsey
J. H. Norris
Emmtaburg
Upton Baker
Water Z. Jennings
Bat James W. Morgan
Lawson Rant
Lawson B. Haupt
W. A. Shank
Mary L. Shank
J. Hegeon Stauffer
Josiah Burrier
Mary E Mort
Huebsid
Harry , Harmer
Mary L. A. Toms
Mahlon
Dunkensand
Joseph J. Cala
Franklin Burdett
Jacob Rohrback
Upton E. Harbaugh
Remarkable Hires Root Beer Special Leaves Philadelphia
A 25 car train, decorated and labeled Hires Rootbeer, heads to Boston as the largest such shipment in America. It carries 6 460 cans, 4 035 gross, 581 040 dozen bottles, and 60 000 pint bottles ready to drink, signaling the beverage's national temperance appeal and health claims.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Rootbeer
America
New England
Newgland
Pleasant Grove Church Easter Week Events Preview
The Christian Endeavor Society at Pleasant Grove Church plans Easter Monday musical and literary entertainment with Rev. Paul Strayer of Baltimore. Rev. EB Warfield and Rev. Dr. Stahr will preach services as schedule notes include morning prayers at All Saints Chapel and a preparatory week of nightly services for the Lord's Supper.
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Mewa
Christian Endeavor Society
Pleasant Grove Church
Paul Strayer
Baltimore
EB. A. Warfield
Stahr
Pennsylvania
E.R. Eschbach
The
Reformed Church
Directors Elected for Frederick Town Savings Institution
The Frederick Town Savings Institution board elected to manage affairs for the ensuing year includes Joseph Crontse M E Doll N D Hauer F Columbus Knott John A Lynch A C McCardell Geo W Miller Jacob Rohr back Steiner Schley The board will organize by electing officers tomorrow Easter entertainments at 8 Christ Church Opera House present an operetta Susan Jane and a drama The Golden Farmer also to be rendered Both shows promise. readings and performances by local people scheduled
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Frederick
John’s Catholic Church
Cf Opera House
Susan Jane
Whelr
The Bakers and Their Noted Digestive Remedy
A fragment discusses the Shakers and their medicinal practices, praising their knowledge of herbs and medical roots. It extols a digestive remedy as the most useful medicine for indigestion, claiming quick relief and potential long term cure with continued use, while noting its availability via trial bottles from shopkeepers.
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Order of Ot Reserict Wits
Shakery
Remarkable Cure Reported for Child’s Eye Disease
An Atlanta doctor treated a Georgia girl for a year with little improvement before returning her home. After using Cutiera, CUTE HA Soap, and Curtict ta ResaLVFIT, her eyes recovered fully, surprising the family who credits these remedies and promotes their efficacy with testimonial details from Fanmee Garwood of Canton.
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Atlanta
Terry CuTichea
Agiou
Fanmee Garwood
Canton
Heroes of Fort Gregg and Other Civil War Notes
On Fort Gregg and the defense by 90 garrisoned troops held off Union assaults for two hours until a rear wall breach allowed Union entry. North Carolina’s Atkinson seized the flag and fled, pursued by attackers. The piece recalls Lees defeat at Petersburg and lists Confederate and Union units. Also brief items report a Chicago post office money order clerk’s embezzlement and Hartranft’s division reunion.
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Petersburg
Fort Grege
Lee
Fort Gregg
Grant
Gipbon
Gregg
Walla
Gibbon
North Carolina
Atkinson
Lane
Thomas
Harris
Washington Artillery
New Orleans
Grover L. Keen
Chicago
Patrick C. Crane
Money Order
Chicago Post Office
Cuticura Works Declared Bold Worldwide Remedy
Bold claims tout Cuticura products as miracle cures for skin diseases. Advertisements urge readers to mail order How to Cure Skin Diseases and note prices for Cetra, S0c, BoaP, De, and other items. Sole proprietors offer free mailed booklet.
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Price
Cetra
Boap
Ersorvest
Pornwwaxd
Bovage
Social World Dance Invitations in Poolesville Easter
Invitations issued for a dance at Poolesville Maryland on Easter Monday night April 15. Prominent organizers include Mrs Dempstone Mrs Williams Mrs Woottos Mrs White and Mrs Trandle. Also notes marriage licenses for Dent and Staub Fogle Cashour Wright and Wright. Mystery Cure advert for rheumatism and neuralgia offered by J A Williamson with 75 cent trial.
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George T. Fox
Magalda B
G. Elmer Eliasofe
Hagerstown
Evangelical Reformed Church
Frederick
True—Fogle
William D. Staub
Sarah Fogle
Ladiesburg
Hasa- Karl
St. James Lutheran Congregation
West
Taira Street
Poolesville
Montrome
County
Dempstone
Willams
Woottos
White
Trandle
Andrew J. Dent
Baltimore
Francis B. Dent
D. Staub
Sarah J. Fogle
Tblaetsy
Willamin. Cashour
New Market District
Annole Wright
Woodville
J. A. Williamson
Fredert
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H.R. Boyd
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R. W. Breame
Gettysburg
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Middletown
H.W. Naught
Harrisburg
A. W. Mixter
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Geo
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Failedelphia
W.H. Egertte
H. Ansley
Washington
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Edward Eckard
Union Bridge
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R. L. Holtzman
F.R. Bradford
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California Fig Syrup CO
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James Rire
Wicomico River
Jaffy
Wells
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Jostice Clairé
the Key
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Academy of Music
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Tale Roy
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Bactioneer
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Jr. Tutt
J. Fairleigh
Platte Cannon
Col. Tutt
Mount Lebanon
Cuncura
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GEO. A. Gilberf
North Market St. Frederick
Renunton
Hartrentt
Priston
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Eighth Army Corps
Linn
Hastings
Stewart
Linn Hart Ranft
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Etary Tran
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Alme Rare
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Tene Smith
Weer
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Heoman Lewis Jimersom
J. A. Willamacn
Aearome Bterling Remedy Co
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Cuticura
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Besciete
Brown
Warter
Texas
Rosa Reecer
Brown Coxmicat Co
Dous
Giltren
Carty’si
ER. Patrick,st
Ondertaking
Foster Medicine Company
Indo& Revevo
Eudy
Busine
Ntsrting
Cirralarires
Cal Thole
Saygehanna
J. Wilson
Baltimore Washer
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