Gospel Meeting Led by Nicodemus at FLO Church
A gospel meeting tomorrow afternoon led by Br W H L Nicodemus on the topic A Purpose in Life. The event invites all young men fond of singing. Also reported is a FP YC Lyceum gathering with wrestling by W Baer Zimmerman and a debate on Washington city governance. The negative prevailed 2 to 1 after judges ruled. The gathering, described as highly engaging, noted the Thursday night shift from Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br W.hl Nicodemus
FP. Cc. Y. Si. C. A. Lyceum
Society
Neary Cattle Buys Two Large Steers From Dutrow
Neary Cattle purchases two steers from Wm Dutrow near the city. The steers weigh 1600 and 1390 pounds respectively, purchased through Mr Willam Kalb the butcher of North Market Street.
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Willam Kalb
North Market Street
Wm. J. Dutrow
Syrup of Figs Advertisement Highlights Pure Remedy
An old advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a healthful laxative, claiming it cleanses the system and treats colds headaches fevers and constipation by acting on kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them. It touts the product as safe pleasant tasting and approved by medical professionals, produced by the California Fig Syrup Co. and sold in 60 cent bottles.
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Imam
California Fig Syrup Co
Ron
Purely Personal Notes From The Adsesstown Visit
Purely personal paragraphs list Mary Thomas of Adsesstown visiting cousin Miss Ela Mata in West Patrick Street. Elmer D. Ruckey and Miss Minae of Bear Acton Bridge Carroll County spent yesterday with brother Wir Buckey of this city. George Litte and Lewis Glemoner returned home from a Thursday trip. Edwin J. Sawyer of Westminster, firemen’s association chairman, was in the city consulting with officers. Miss Bertha Trail visiting in Baltimore. William Architald Walsh to spend tomorrow with friends in Liageratown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Thomas
Adsesstown
Misa Ela Mata
Patrick Atrogt
Elmer D. Ruckey
Philomathean Literary Society Elects Members at Kemp Hall
The Philomathean Literary Society held its weekly meeting at Kemp Hall at 8 pm. Reports were given by committees and treasurer Houll. Dr Edward Bomls was proposed for active membership and two members were elected. A debate on whether British writers surpass the United States Constitution ended 2 to 1 for the affirmative. The next meeting may shift to Thursday and officers for three months were to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treniog
Kemp Hall
Houll
Boelsty
Edward Bomls
Jobn J. Houl
Flanerty
C .Marcy Anders
United States
Thaddeus
Silser
Jacob Hobroschnewattye
David J
Hotel Arrival List and Local Notices
A mixed hotel arrival log shows passengers and towns including Baltimore Philadelphia Washington Altoona and Harrisburg area names with several residents noted. An injury report mentions Mrs Nick Kchell who fell at home but sustained only minor shaking. A curiosity plant in Rocky Springs is described as a large blooming peculiarity. Tyrolean Queen rehearsal in City Opera House slated this evening as a private dress rehearsal.
Election of Officers in Maryland Masonic Lodge 1804
Election held Friday evening December 7, 1804 by Frederick Lodge No. 14 W of Maryland chose officers to serve from January 1, 1805 for one year. Names include Master Workeman John F Krebs Foreman George A Lebrocher Overseer Sonn Walsi Recusor Alfred Ritter etc. Also Frank K Sipplogion elected Grand Lodge representative and Peter M Kader chosen Lodge Trustee for three years from January 1, 1805.
Bank Teller John Wyatt Faces U.S. Court Trial
John Wyatt, a Cheaveal National Bank teller, was arraigned before a U.S. Commissioner on a charge of fraudulent appropriation of funds. The case involves a reported 1,000,000 dollar theft linked to a Brooklyn defendant and a transit robbery threat toward the Indian Territory. Police think robbers may be connected to the crime, with the express company noting a loss exceeding 800 dollars.
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John Wyatt
Cheaveal National Bank
United States
John Teatrey
Brooklyn
Ge Ren Ss Wha Al Pape Cet T Ai Fata
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places in a garbled form. No clear event, dates, or outcomes are discernible to form a factual summary.
Market and weather notes from New York and surrounding areas
The item surveys stock and produce markets across the New York area and western regions, noting price movements and market tone. It mentions delays in Congress action until after the holidays, with references to markets near Albany and Pittsburgh and a general slow winter period.
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Derdgheral
Derdgheral Market Was Aivaursy Cleathid
Vette
Detrnae Dyads Menbinus RY
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N.Y. Contriad
Fiske
Jepey Cin
Delos Ueber
Dome
Fleet Vw
Mutter Ateady
Baie Quiet Westernitalry
Edo
Mibinss Bhgina
Lanl
Nocreamwry, Ltdh
New York Dairy
Adagitis
Dee Creminery
Wilds
Bennayiania Creamary Petite
PTR
Rene Lads
Tnewe
Dada Dow
Park mi Tiain
Mari Wioter
Rane
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Royal Baking
Wall Stobbt, RT
the Daily News
Artraln
City
Bmutchel
W. Pyltooo
T. Manning
W. Mohr
Ad. Bastholon
Baltimore
O. C. Wonner
Lovotaville
H.C. Quiglay
Zanesvilly
C. O. O. Jones
F. W. Guetock
A. B. Jones
Philadelphas
C. Cook
Washington
E. M. Bente
Altoona
C- B. Ireland
B. Armingham
Anderson
New County
Cantin Houez
W. Jonny
E. Necac
Ebonaburg
Uncle Tom's Cabin Co
Albert Lara
B.C. Hood
Grorr Howes
Nick Kchell
Iieonard Trreaty
Rocky Springs
Quita
Tex
Tndlan Terrtory
Express Company
Coats. Coats
Grace
Whit
Capes
Astrachan
FURS
Thomas H. Haller
Central Dry
Frederick Markets
Acti
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Lawn Avenue
AL Ue Barnes
Awathia Flats
Nore
Brea Tren
Cape Beta
Kaye
Sordin
Fratiitee
Lewin
Pheerin
Howse
Barnes
Barones
Tan
New York
Conard Linsey
Goo. i Cramer
Ae Frederick Elevator Co
Timothy
Fia
Capuiree
Ouatton
Congress
Turkey
Prince
Bate S
Smalor
Omers
Ank
South Marae
Prederick, MD
Carty
durni+ ture
E. Patrick
Frederick
George A.lbert
Slyle
Philadelphia
Lucky Sportamen
Messrs
Hicks Glowner
Marty Brith Heave
Wolferslie
Frederick Counci
Toe Jr. O.U A. M
Washburn
Crosby &J & Co
Il. M. Hildebrand
Ceater
Ford and
Green Groceries
Renner & Kemp
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