Pleasant area notices and church events in county
Weather delays missionary meetings. Funerals for Mrs Davall and Miss Sarah Saylor noted. Monocacy Valley Sunday School plans Christmas program December 21. Local residents visit relatives, move homes, and relocate for work. Reformed Sunday school holds Christmas event December 23. Park Mills reports divine service December 11 and a new school opens with Miss Mamie W. Keport as teacher amid storm damage and hog cholera deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Reformed Church
Wm Davall
Edward Cram
J. A. Leib
Sarah Saylor
Double Pipe Creek
Woodsboro
Monocacy Valley
Trentvile
Theresa Shtely
Bultagiore
Mie Main
Tha—Place
Sprayfield
Ohio
Silas Eine
Willie Boston
Pleasant Walk
Prodaarick Reading Works
Phebe Fewer
Wm. H. Wagner
Gladfelter
York
Charles Dinterman
Hanover
George Stewart
Extraordinary goose lays eggs at remarkable pace near city
Miss Almeada Steiner keeps a goose named Martha Goose that began laying again after spring, having laid seven eggs last season and four today. A local bicycle club elected officers, with Euas B. Ramsburg as President and Chas. Greg as Secretary among others. A mix of notices includes a dying man’s appeal and local ads for medicines and household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicycle Club
Frederick
Euas B. Ramsburg
Danel B. Miller
Chas
Greg
Edward Daller
Capaio
WH. Dd. Bush
Harry Sleshner
Maryland News Highlights From Savage To Frostburg
Reports from Savage promise a new local initiative funded by county authorities. Governor Lowndes shows improvement and stays home. Maryland geology talks at the Builders' Exchange describe rocks and a 2500 mile road survey. Snowbound Frostburg sees heavy drifts and active sleighing as officials probe a gambling case in Sharpsburg and a casino question is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Jones Shellman
Bon
Davidson
Anne Arundel
Savage
Lishitya
Foward County
Cumberland
Guy Briron
Rockville
Kepworth
Maryland Talaphons Company
Boonybore
Wit Haverstown
Hagmstown-Altunwald
Wo M OR
Werbert
Johns Hopking University
Lowndes
Mary-land
WB. Clark
State Geological Survey
Highways Department
Frostburg
Joasph Spring
Schley Lestimenia
Chao
William Gibson
Pittsburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Old Cumberland
Angerstown
John R McCraw
Sharpsburg
Belle Lettres Literary Society Meets at Frederick Male High
Frederick Male High School's Belle Lettres Literary Society held a Friday meeting led by President S. B. Wood. Members recited poems and engaged in a formal debate on whether evoking Charles I was justifiable, with judges named Urner and Derr rendering a split decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Hughes
Charles I
Messrs
GC Hott
C Page
Gi Staley
PC Whipp
Urner
Derr
Linu Davor
Nmber
Ir. R. Delaplame
F. Ciamor
Artic
W. Trager
Market Prices and Remedies in Frederick Ad
Wheat at 63 cents per bushel and corn shelled at 35 cents per bushel, with other prices listed. An advisory on making better articles and promoting them, plus an endorsement of Chamberlain's Cough Remedies and Elecine Bitters, including a testimonial from John Oliver about recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Chamberlaie
Frederick, Md
John Olver
Philadelphia
Phrysicians
Pearre
Alkan
Geo
A. Gilbert
N. Market St. Si
Orphans Court Reports Sale and Licenses in Area
The Orphans Court approves sales of personal property for Daniel Burkier and Lewis H. Bennett estates and grants executors and administrators authority. Marriage licenses issued for Henry Mulberry and Jazae Holman, William Pyles and Jara Dronenburg, James Michael and Mollie Barnes, Thomond Krumtane and Clara Booth, Ebner Sweaney and Marie Kunkel. Mr Stewart Gosnell slaughtered five fine porkers yesterday with help from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans Court
Daniel Burkier
Lewis H. Bennett
John J. Bennett
Davis
Elias Dolander
Hos Dulander
Duceasud
John A Delander
Henry Mulberry
Mount Ephraim
Jazae Holman
Dick- O*bod
William W. Pyles
Thurnton
Jara M. Dronenburg
Urbano
James W. Michael
Mollie Barnes
Gale Orchard
Thomond Krumtane
Clara Booth
Ltanawick
Ebner Sweaney
Marie Kunkel
Onatowhn Furnacy
Stewart Gosnell
Gosnell
World’s Dispensary Medical Ad Promises Home Treatments
An old time advertisement by Dr Prerces norte prescribes home remedies for ordinary diseases. It touts a popular medical guide by Frere’s Common Sense Medicine and claims sales through general stores and mail orders from the World’s Dispensary in Buffalo New York. The pitch targets women readers and promises cheap cloth bound editions and shipment with stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tess Dsnd
Dr Pierce
Rhia
Nypart
Joseph Wamsey
Williams, Collaten Co
Prerces
Mingkher
de Frerec
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal ‘Baking Powder
the Daily News
Goonty
Gonsensus
County Towner
Lewis Maller
Charles J. Maller
Baltimore
Charles Bisler
Kefanover
Augustus Shank
Agnes Com
Daetine Dutawis
Waldarus
A. L. Pearre
Steiner Bros
Spain
Ana Vistin
Cleveland
Fame Seater
Wayard
Wil Ward
Contae
Gallos FT
Wittianesa
Brcamatien
Paeam Tien
Nerralgia
Crestiy Bewetts
S. Seales & Bro. Dragcist, Prederick
News OF
Tile State
Almayve Safe
S Schley & Bro
Drixchrsts
iXmas
Sterling Silver
Rann Bros
Lexington ST
Howard Street
Owen St
Rahim Te Olr
ANKA
Von
Thegre
Felix LE Srun
Mat
AL Pearro
Frederick, Ma
B.ebert&sons
Iesh
Sargent & Vo
Buunel Toy
Celta
Thade
AIL
Central Hardware Company
Ole Central Hotel
Oia
W. Patriex St
Tutt
Ely
Warren SL
New York
JAS. E. Walker & CO
Tris
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Doll Bros
N. Market Street
Somerset Club
Maryland
Rand Dixon Brothers
Edward B .Bruce: & Ci
Weil
WM. S. Miller & CO
Deshooiodte Menger
John N. H. Menger
W. Cor
Ste Trimore
Java
the Buffalo Restaurant
Cyeters
Mili
India Stork
Zach Taylor
Baltmore
Herter Alamo
Moraie Brewten
EverStavieg
Xo Song
Usaces
Chas. N. Hauer
Sele
Patrick
TAR News
Carty
Carty’s Furniture Store
E. Patrick St. Friene
Mg. Undertakin
Spalty
H. Blackston & Son
Children’s Union
S. Market St
Willard C. Keller
Victor
Draggini
I. Victor Remedies Co
Frederson
Etchison
Santa Claus Furniture Shop
Market St. Frederick
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