Appointed Carrier and local notices from Hagerstown
Saturday last appointed two substitute letter carriers in place of Henry Death Roll. Joseph A Wright, a well known citizen of Hagerstown, died yesterday at age 78. He owned the Franklin House for years and retired due to ill health. Our Band WalGo The National Rifles of Washington D C have engaged the Frederick Comet Band to perform at inaugural ceremonies in Washington on March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis’ F. Kusmans
Nob Geogemans
Henry
Josecob A Wright
Hagerstown
Franklin House
Walgo
National Rifles
Washington D.C
Frederick Comet
Washington
Circle of C L S C Holds Meeting at Lilly Residence
The C L S C met last evening at Mrs. SL Lilly East Second Street. The next Circle meeting is set for Tuesday evening December 11 at the F F Seminary at 7 30. Appraising McMurray’s estate. Charles N Hargett of this city and T H Shriver of Union Mills Md took oaths as appraisers before Magistrate Nienna today and began appraising Louis McMurray’s personal effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMerrray
T. H. Shriver
Union Mills
Nienaber
Noose
Louis McMurray
City Gentlemen Plan Dec 13 Dance at Koontz Hall
A committee of local gentlemen announced a select dance at Koontz Hall on Thursday night December 13. Committee members are C. F. Brenner August Frerie FE. V. Staub C. Wilson Frank Frerie Edward Sheffield and George Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternuchkoresa
Koontz Hall
C. F. Brenner
August Frerie
FE. V. Staub
C. Wilson
Frank Frerie
Edward Sheffield
George Wilson
Ebert Sr Funeral Service Held at N Market Street
The funeral of the late John W Ebert Sr. was held this afternoon at 2:30 from his residence on N Market Street. Interment followed at Olivet Cemetery. Services were conducted by Reva Dr. Diehl and Kuhlman. Pallbearers named as A Shafner, GJ Doll, J Hardt, Won Miller, Phos Maught, and J Crouise. F Schrosder and Senaandertekers served as pallbearers for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W Ebert, Sr
N Market Street
Mr. Olivet Cemetery
Reva
Diehl
Kuhlman
Messrs
A Shafner
GJ Doll
J © Hardt
Won Miller
Phos Maught
J @Crouise
F. Schrosder
Senaandertekers
Leader's Good Will Sold In Williamsport
Adam Garris receiver sold the good will of the Leader newspaper at Williamsport to Andrew J. Moody for $35.50. The sale stemmed from an injunction against Geo L Albert by Geo W McGerdell. The Albert brothers will continue publishing a paper under the Pilot name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader
Adam Garris
Williamsport
Thair Place
Andrew J. Moody
Geo.” L. Albert
Geo. W.mcgerdell
Albert Brothers
Pilot
Ringing Ears and Catarrh Sufferers Offered Hood’s Sarsaparilla
An obsolete ad describes ringing in the ears and roaring noises caused by catarrh as common troubles. It extols Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and a peculiarly successful remedy for catarrh and ear symptoms, urging sufferers to try the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Magistrate Rules on Mrs A C Herlin v Doll Judgment Rendered
Judgment was entered for plaintiff Mrs A C Herlin in the case against Charles D Doll before Magistrate Barrick yesterday afternoon. John James was arrested by Constable James E Staub and committed to jail by Magistrate Barrick for a hearing tomorrow at 7 o clock on a charge of assault on John W Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Cherlin
Charles D. Doll
Barrick
John James
James E. Staub
John W. Taylor
Fascinating Elocutionist Mr Charles F Underhill Reads
A noted elocutionist Mr Charles F Underhill gave a reading at the M.O.A in Baltimore last night, much enjoyed. He is billed to perform in this city tonight with humorous dialect and dramatic recitals. A Cleveland Leader praised him as delightful refined and brilliant with a promising career ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Underhill
M.O.A
Baltimore
Cleveland Leader
Underhill
Carrell County Farmers Spotlight and Local Notices
District farmers report strong corn crops with Hezekiah Fox among the county’s most successful. Fox raised three hundred and fifty barrels from twenty acres, half replanted after cat worms on January 7. A Sunday meeting was held at Mechanicstown M B church. Marcella Fox visited Miss Clare Mackely in Mindleburg. Conklin's Bazaar advertises latest novelties at low prices. Hood’s Sarsaparilla claimed to cure catarrh and purify blood.
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Carrell County
Hezekiah Fox
Double Pipe Creek
Jane
Davis
Mechanicstown
M. B
D. P. Creek
Marcella Fox
Carroll County
Clare M. Mackely
Mindleburg
Christmas Music and Socials at Local Churches
The Evangelical Lutheran church orders music for a Christmas celebration with an expected all night session. A horse belonging to Mr Bernard L Grove was found wandering near Lickaville after disappearing. The Junior Steam Fire Engine Company appoints a committee after the death of member Mr John W Ebert. Musicians form a society at Miss Naaie Roitzahn’s and plan a musicale series at Miss Lillie Hitchock’s home. A large creamery owned by Mr R J Nelson near Walkersville burned, blamed on incendiary activity due to stored dynamite. The Carroll Co Court hears cases including jail breaker Thomas Harding with multiple indictments, and local theft cases involving James Barnes’s property and Joshua Myerly’s corn theft. The Harry Jones case for attempted taint practice in Baltimore may be called tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical’ Lutheran Church
Steam Fire Engine Company
Koontz and
Mecare
J. P. Perry
A. T. Rice
John W. Ebert
R. J. Nelaon
Walkersville
Springfield Fire Insurance Co
Freeman & Thomas
Nelson
Carroll Co
Westminster
John G. Smith
Thomas Harding
Hardy
Carroll County
Hagerstown
West Virginia
Harper's Ferry
Michael Reardon
Jefereen County
Jas. A. Barnes
Franklin
Herding
Barnes
Harding
Joshua Myerly
Charles W
Winemiller
Bruceville
Wremiller
Myerly
Harry Jones
Baltimore
Wes
Conegies
Congress
United States
Post Office Department
Act of Congress
Pony Express
Lut Jong
Department
Department OF Justice
Perpetual Emigrating Fund Company
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Supreme Court of the United Sister Axterior Department
the &Terior
Ripress
Teasnet
Mustang
The Nation's Reform Plans and Apache Prisoners
The plan to test officer fitness for promotion is urged as essential. Gen Sheridan's death is mourned as a loss of a brave, wise and modest soldier. The Apache Indians at Mount Vernon barracks Alabama are kept as prisoners of war, with schooling and prudent separation from their former homes. Navy progress reports show eleven ships launched or under contract with reduced current expenditures and improved purchasing. The Postal Service notes a rise in offices and mail handling across regions.
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Sheridan
Counstor
Arizona
Mount Vernon Barracks
Alabama
Carlisle
Hampton
Tencher
T Humbert
Secretary of the Navy
Charleston
Baltimore
Yorktown
Vesuvius
Petrel
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Newark
Bennington
Concon
Herreshoff
Department
New England
Indian ‘Territory
Pacific Coast
West
District of Columbia
Barbadoes
Bahamas
British Honduras
Mexico
Sre
Central
South American
Postal and rail reforms drive government needs in 1900s era report
The post office, justice, interior and road agencies urge legislative updates. Fourth class postmasters seek fair pay. rail mail contracts require updated rules. justice notes recoveries and prosecutions. interior presses for prudent land disposition and western settlement strategies amid expanding federal duties.
Public lands policy and Indian affairs addressed in address
The document laments land dispossession and calls for restraint on new grants while urging swift, fair settlement of state grants, swamp lands, and private claims. It praises actions restoring eighty million acres, supports irrigation, and warns against monopolies. It endorses education for Indians and outlines enrollment progress and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
Congress
Trn
Turtle Mountain
Pension Reform and Agricultural Policy Report Details
A government report outlines pension costs and calls for revising general pension laws to stop inconsistent rates. It notes Department of Agriculture progress in farming, disease eradication, sugar diffusion, food adulteration study, and rural supervision. It also discusses railroad land grants, credit extensions, and governance concerns for national economic interests.
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Siops
Department OF Agriculture
Ilinois
Missouri
Kentucky
Tennessee
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Congress
Cox
Louisiana
Ss & Business
Washington report urges urgent district law reform
The District of Columbia commissioners present a detailed report on departmental operations and finances, urging Congress to pass legislation. They seek power to collect and arrange laws, curb steam railroad dangers, regulate liquor traffic, Sunday observance, taxation, and reformatory oversight, all funded by congressional appropriations. A Toledo doctor lauds Halls Catarrh Cure with patient testimonials and a guaranteed $100 if cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District OF Columbia
Pegain
Congress
Toledo
Messrs. F.J. Cheney & Co
Gorsuch
M.D
Summit St
FE. J.cheney & Co. Props
Ohie
Symptoms of Death and Patented Remedies Ad in 19th Century Ad
The notice touts Elst English Blood Elixir for scrufulous and syphilitic poisons and lists Williamson & Brown as agents. It endorses Dr King’s Discovery for Consumption and other remedies with a blanket guarantee and refunds, then shifts to a criminal liability claim against parents for child deaths, praising English Baby Seether as preventing such deaths and urging purchase from Williamson & Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icker
Hy . Williamson & Brown
Dr. King
Bucklen
Joseph
Garret
Drasgist
England
Ackers
Seether
Com
Williamson & Prown Druggists
Lang Balsam Promotion Letter from Watertown Firm
Felt Jr writes from Watertown Rex about Lang Balsam, citing six months of sales and many testimonials from prominent residents. He notes no bottle returns and offers trial-size samples through Wir Berson & Brower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felt, Jr
Drugeigt i
Wetertown
Fan Wert Chemical, Co
Watertown
Rex
Berson & Brower
Acker's English Cough Remedy Sold With Guarantee
Acker's English Cough Remedy is advertised to ease coughs with morning phlegm wheeze chest tightness and rapid pulse. Williamson & Brown druggists offer it under a positive guarantee amid warnings of feverish symptoms and night sweats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon
Acker
Williamson & Brown
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Conklin
Bazer
Frederick
Mustang Linimert
Bernard L. Grove
Lickaville
Diehl'sGotheran
David Frasier
Board of County Commissioners
Wa A Woodward
Mamm
Alustcale Associiation
Misa Naanie Rovtzahn’s
North Market Street
Lillie Hitchcock
West Third Street
Old
Santa Claus
Conklin’s Bazar
Mustang Liniment
Dominion of Canada
Canada
Boyan Spanx
Rustarng Linimert
Linlaent
May
Bureau
Ilumbago
Grigtss
Tolsco
SA Jacobs
Rave
Ze ‘Jacobs
H Cossingham
Ferryapolis
Taira Devogis
AMD
Charles A Vogeler Co
Sakimori
Gaover Clevelanxp
Aon
Atree New York
Janzid
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