Brief Bits: Local and General Items
The French National Library holds 42000 books on the French Revolution. St Louis claims a population of 600080, up 21000 this year. The mute stars Venus Mercury and Mars march in skies asparagus is chopped with tongs. The bare footed boy will need plasters on his toes. Spring openings at Blumensner Co on April 25–26. Storm doors stored for winter. strawberry shortcake season nears. The oyster has a week left. chopped onions and tomatoes signal spring fare. Major E Goldsborough will address Memorial Day in Emmitsburg. A joke notes girls and lights in the parlor. A new steam laundry opened at Martinsburg. Corey's army hears the waves. A man who airs it out stays cool. Frederick Alvey visits. Mrs. and Mrs. Ross arrive. Wm. Bucokey visits home near Union Bridge. Miss Pexton guest of the Misa dais near Licksville. A man who shaves to age eigh t has shed about 35 feet of hair. Walsingham claims health. births exceed deaths in Derwent division in 1593. Forget nets and trailing ardents are fed in Sowers. Local fishermen report fine catches from the Monocacy. Chas Simmons promoted to head engraver at E T Rowan & Co in Lancaster.
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Coopers
Italy
St Louis
E. ¥.Goldsborough
Reynolde
Licksville
Walsingham
England
Derwent
Union
Christ the lovely Jesus at Brooklyn Tabernacle sermon
A Talmage sermon in Brooklyn Tabernacle extols Christ as altogether lovely in countenance and conduct. He praises Jesus for cleanliness, sympathy, sacrifice, and short, powerful sermons, noting Christ’s domesticity, compassion, and heroic sacrifices that inspired martyrs and hope for humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanding
Christ
Smithfield
Selina
Ala
The Conqueror's Throne and a New Spring Outlook
A long devotional reflection on faith and Christ as king contrasts with a spring weather update. The piece urges personal trust in Jesus and imagines martyrdom’s companionship while noting a warm week brings budding trees, emerging crops, and mixed fruit prospects. A Haworth company visit and a lecture promotion punctuate the regional notices alongside arrest reports and medical ads.
City Reaches Compromise On Alderman Meeting Rebating
After a Friday night aldermen session a compromise with Lane Brothers yields only 449 dollars to the city from a 500 dollar rebate for cement and bricks. Alderman Cadiaman urged returning the full 5000 dollars balance, rejecting other terms. A big shooting match is set for tomorrow at Motter's near the city with George W Mulhern and others presiding. features include a Remington shotgun contest between Hanover Red and Gun Club members and local sportsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Brothers
Cadiaman
J. ©. Motter’s
George W. Mulhern
Hanover Red and Gun Club
Curiosity: Brunswick Boy Shows Off Two-Headed Pig
Lawson House of Brunswick displayed an unusual pig born with defects in Hagerstown. The tiny animal, only days old, died soon after birth while kept in a jar. The boy plans to sell the creature to a circus. Alleged Chicken Thief: Hearing Set for Young Boy Lewis Johnsos
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson House
Brunswick
Hagerstown
Crum
New Market
Lewis Johnsos
Local Opening Notices At Blamenauer Co And Carlisle Reception
Local spring and summer openings announced for Blamenauer Co on Wm Patrick Street. An obituary memorial for JnHsn Plonkett marks sixteen years since death with a tender verse. F Willard Carlisle invites patrons to a Friday April 27 reception at Junior Hall featuring dancing.
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Blamenauer & Co’s
W. Patrick St
F. Willard Carlisle Cordislly
Junior Hall
Spring Dress Goods and Trimmings Arrive in Full
A new line of spring dress goods and trimmings is ready. The store showcases the newest novelties and latest weaves and shades, many of which are not found elsewhere.
Carpet Department Sees Duplicate Ingrafa Carpets Arrive
The Carpet Room reports daily arrivals with another duplicate lot of Ingrafa Carpets. The same handsome styles feature good quality pretty patterns and low prices, driving their popularity. See us before buying.
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Ciontarf
Brian Borodilene
Ring of Monster
William Shakespeare
Stratford-upop-Avon
iSif
Maurice of
Nassau
Prince
Qzangs
van Renssegh
George Lord Arson
Stephen Arnold Douglas
Bromion
Pio
Vemer
Chauseer
Mitchel Denew
Othe Petia
Ene
Prederick Weather
Coxsucren
J. E. Apple
Pere Apm
JAM
Moon Bees
Wasureton, D. C
M. W. HaBergeTox
the Weather Bureau
Walker & Co
Blumensner & Co’s
Chas. Simmons
Chass. Simmons
Wm. A. Simmons
E. T. Rowan & Co
Lancaster
Frank Hildebrand
Hood
Sarsapatina
Hhchiee
the Tabernacle
DR. Talmage
Ivan
Betatus Os
Bathlehem
St. John of Damascus
Phidias
Jerusalem
Dionysius
Constantinople
Leonardo da Vinci
Raphael
Albert Durer
Titian
Lord
Chrise
Mathew
Mark
Duke
Matthew
Luke
Leno
Betham
Central Park
Edinburgh
Arthur’s Seat
London
Hyde Park
Jesus
Mary
Martha
Lazarus
Ali
Ley Vicars
Christan
Hho
Palestine
Lescor
India
Ark
Shriner Milling CO
Shrines Milling Company
Martin Luther
Pin
Ostin
Waltius
Sasiour
Haworth
Opera House
Dana
Sterling Mperk
Owensboro
Norwalk
Carroll County
Milton Clabsugh
Theodore Fringer
Emmitsburg
William H. Ashbaugh
Frederick
Ashbaugh
Clabaugh
Samuel Sterner
California Fig Syrup Co
Mullinis & Kemp
Gaspare
John Hendrickson
Jae Model
Grenadines
Trey
Real Point DE Venice
Lockden
Jons Heanpukason
Staub
Legrand
Minnesota
B.V
North Market Street
JnHsn Plonkett
George
Wire
James E. Walker
Warker GO
Ladizs
James B. Walkee & CO
Moo
Karur
Rodooe
Neidig
Rove
Warren Highttoni
Rodock
A. T.rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Soss
Frescaar Directors
Es Harley
Ilua
BR. L. Harley
No. 35
South Market St. Frederick, Md
John A. Kennedy
NEW Spring Goods
Shawe
CLASE
Vatlor
NO. Usn
Mabe ET U2
W. 0
Eldridge
Hligsg
Truresday and
Fridat
Phil Lord
Aso 2Ohe
W. G. Eldridge
West
Patrick Sterert
Frederick, MD
B. H. Blackston
Fou
B. H. Buackstoy
Market Street
W. 5. Miller & CO
W. 8. Miller & CO
H. Pyters Clit Coal
ASD
Cumberland
Baltimore
Lybsen's Valley
Red Ash George's
Cumberlang
Shrinersistere
Ofice
East
Patrick Street
Winter Street
Atser
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