Teachers Meeting at Middletown Academy Tomorrow
The Daily News notes a teachers association meeting at Middletown Academy with Rev Dr P Berg streseer and Ex Mister Greno H Wor thington delivering addresses. Also mentions reform proposals in Paris social gatherings and a Baltimore and Cumberland Valley Railroad stockholders meeting planned for January 5th to elect officers. Hazel Scripley of Woolerye district acquitted for assault with intent to kill Thos Barthelow. case discharged. Art notes invite women to join studio study offering oil and crayon drawing and charcoal from nature at Marton Dyer Studio Room 6 Queens' National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Analiday
Middletown Academy
Stratley
P Bergstreseer
Greno H. Worthington
Hazel Sripley
Woolerye
Carro
Thos. Barthelow
Tuejney
Leesaw
Sofar
Aature
Marton Dyer
Queens’ National Bank
Maryland Classis Special Meeting Tunes Pastor Split
A special Maryland Classis meeting is set for tomorrow at 1 pm in Manchester Carroll County to dissolve Rev Wm Rapp D D from the Manchester charge and appoint him to the Somerset Classis in Pittsburgh, with Manchester supply until a new pastor is found. Hood's Sarsaparilla is touted in an unrelated testimonial claiming cures for scrofula and other blood ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Miss Darcnes A Smith Letter To The Bristol Courier
A reader from Vancea Tank Tennessee writes to the editor seeking help finding a man who offered a diamond ring as a gift to a single woman over 15, describing herself as in her 38th year and claiming no prior wear of Basel or Bangs. In Washington County, John W. Gatrell and a deputy sheriff were convicted of assault and battery. After the verdict, John Walters insulted a juror, was jailed for three days for contempt of court.
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Hella
Tannessine
Darcnes A. Smith
Bristol
Tennescer Courier
Vance
Iay Parowsan
John W. Gatrell
Sher
Washington County
Washington
John Walters
Walters
Coal Shipments From Cumberland Mines Decline and Rise
Shipments from Cumberland coal region for the week ending December 1988 totaled 67 874 tons with yearly output at 3 393 574 tons, up 251 742 tons from 1887. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and local routes carried 52 059 tons weekly and 2 595 876 yearly, down 10 572 tons from last year. Pennsylvania Railroad shipments reached 14 12] tors weekly and 710 685 tons yearly, up 349 922 tons year over year. Chesapeake and Ohio Canal moved 1 795 tons in the week and 239 014 tons yearly, up 2 194 tons.
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Cumberland
Beltimore and Okie Railroad
Polite
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chesapesk
Ohio Canal
Magistrate hearing tests insurer directors over unrenewed dividends
The case before Magistrate Barrick, Met. BE. Goldsborough vs the Mataa Insurance Company, questioned directors authority to designate dividend recipients and whether dividends may be withheld from policyholders who do not renew after declaration. The lower court judgment was sustained with costs.
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Magistrate Barrick
Met. BE. Goldsborough
Mataa'Insurance Company
Anb Cuxia
Magisrate Barrick
Costa
Light Fantastic Dance at Koontz Hall Tonight
A select dance will be given at Koontz Hall tonight with committee members C. F. Bresner Ragnet Frere F. W. Staub C. Wilson Frank Frie Edward SacSild and George W. Keen. Burck's orchestra will furnish music and Dr Willits is praised as a superior lecturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koontz Hall
Commuitee
C. F. Bresner
Ragnet Frere
F. W.staub
C. Wilson
Frank Freiie
Edward SacSild
George W.keen
Burck
The Weekly News subscription renewal push
The issue announces today’s ready weekly edition with eight readable pages and urges renewal before Christmas. It notes the 1835 Tun Frrpenich News published in this city by Coombe and Wheeler and recalls presses making journalism cheaper, now at about one dollar per year.
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Itelf
Coombe and
Wheeler
Journalim
A Saintly Girl and Local Court Actions in Maryland News
A Baltimore Sun personal column excerpt mentions a fourteen to fifteen year old girl with miraculous power to dry clothes in rain, and notes church fundraising at Woodsboro and remodeling work led by Chas E Wachter. Circuit court updates report multiple liquor cases, gambling, and liquor sales to minors with various verdicts and fines, plus a jury adjournment.
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Baltimore “Sun
Gervamese
Mary McGowan
Reformed Congregation
Woedebore
Chas E Wachter
J. H. Lampe
Gilde Reformed Sunday School
Yard of Commissioners of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church
Woodsboro
Strangers Swindle New Market Man Of 1045 Dollars
Two strangers visited New Market posing as officials connected to the late Gov Hamilton and Doctor Matter. They induced Charles Salman to borrow and hand over 1045 dollars after gambling device demonstrations failed. The pair fled toward Market Street, with authorities alerted but no arrests reported at press time.
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New Market
Wo. T. Hamilton
Doctor Matter
Hagerstown
Charles Salman
Salman
Hamilton
Salmon
Salman Bardle
Frederick
bin Pal
Groff
Mr. Salmon
Market Street
Mr. Salman
Great Bankrupt Sale Exhibition in City
Promoters announce the largest and best made clothing sale to be held Saturday December 15 for 15 days regardless of cost to satisfy bankrupt creditors. Early examination urged at South Marzele Street near Gitizen's National Bank, with advertisement on page two of the News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt
Maryland State Grange Holds Priial Session at YMCA
The Maryland State Grange held a preliminary session at the Young Men's Christian Association Building. Standing committees were appointed and executive committee members were re elected or replaced. Mayor Brown of Delaware spoke in the evening on the order’s good. An open meeting was to be addressed by President Atvord and Lecturer Whitehead.
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Maryland
Maryland State Grange
Young Men's Christian Association
F. Shepherd
Carroll County
Brooke
Anne Arundel
H. O Devries
Howard
John Dold
Queen Anne's
Geo. W Miller
Frederick
Geo. Wm Smith
Ma+or Brown
Delaware
Atvord
The
Agricultural College
Whitehead
Murray
State Grange
Carroll County Court Affirms Polk Case Against Muller
In Carroll County a Baltimore citizen case, May Polk and Robert Polk v Muller administratrix of W D Miller, saw the circuit court affirm a lower court judgment. The dispute involved a cafe exchange at Westminster Hotel in 1837, a safe, and rent disputes. The bench of Judges Smith and Jones affirmed the judgment.
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Carroll County
May Polk
Robert M. Polk
Mary H. Muller
W. D. Miller
Mikeell
Circemt
Smith and Jones
Baltimore
Westminster Hotel
George L. Stocksdale
Watercom
W. D. Muller
Miller
Maryland Republican secretary honored with gifts in 1888 campaign
Mr. Henry Birgenfelder, secretary of the Maryland republican State central committee, was presented yesterday by a number of his political friends with a gold headed ebony cane and two statuettes in recognition of his services in the campaign of 1888.
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Henry Birgenfelder
Maryland
Republican State Central Committee
Weaver Bird's Lace Knit Pattern Notes
Fragmented knitting instructions describe stitches and rows with numerous garbled terms. The text lists row counts and stitch actions like knit, purl, over and narrow, ending with a note about beginning again after twenty plus stitches. Names and places are unclear. the piece reads as a damaged crochet or knitting pattern excerpt.
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Bolt
Kitto
Bezenteen Plate
Surrey
Twles
Perrow
Barrow
Anita
Nereow
Ain
Santa Claus and a Plates Hook Rack Gift
A fragment from the OL R YOUNG FOLKS column recounts Bessie Gray’s fond Christmas memory and a brief kid crafts note about a simple back-plate hook rack made from two clothes pegs. It includes short scientific parables on cows counting days and a vivid, though odd, tale of woodward hornets nests and a ball of snip snip birds forming a suspended ball in Vat Dierean's Land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebasale Gray
Bmunama
Bessie
Santa Claus
Christas
Bessie Gray
Dierean
Acker’s English Dyspepsis Tibiets Advertised Cure
An 19th century ad promotes Acker’s English Dyspepsis Tibiets as a guaranteed remedy for indigestion and related ailments. The copy emphasizes relief from dyspepsia and despair, attributing the product to William on & Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
William On & Brown
Catarrh Cure Endorsed by Forty-Year Doctor in Toledo
A veteran physician declares Helshels Catarrh Cure by Cheney & Co. highly effective after forty years in medicine and offers $100 for a case it cannot cure. The ad follows with warnings about infant mortality and promotes Acker's English Baby Soother and Acher's Bootish Cough Remedy, noting local druggists Wilkinson & Brown carrying them.
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Toledo
Mesare
F.J. Cheney & Co
Sieces
Ivan Hells
Directis
Lo — Gorsuch
Chenera
Tuiedo
Obio
Deegyiss
Wilhemson & Brown
Drazgis
Electric Bitters Proclaimed Cure by Multiple Testimonies
A fragmentary ad touts Electric Bitters as a universal remedy. It claims testimonials from druggists including Ene Vertue and Abraham Hare, praising relief from rheumatism and liver or kidney troubles after using the product sold for fifty cents to a dollar per bottle, with Jon B. Garrett's Drug Store cited.
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Andl Mous
Dook
Ind
Abraham Hare
Bellville
Ubio
Jon B. Garrett
Amg
Popular Remedies Endorsements and Drugstore Claims
A historic newspaper snippet markets Van Wert’s Balsam, Dr King’s New Discovery, and Bucklen’s Arnica as cure-alls for lung, blood, and skin ailments. Local pharmacists Joseph B. Garrett and Williamson & Brown guarantee satisfaction or refund, while German readers are noted as cautious buyers.
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Merci
Joseph B. Garrett
Yannsylvanis
Pennsylvania
van Werte Balsam
Ackers English Remedy Promises Savings On Consumption
Fragmentary health ad notes claim millions saved yearly by Ackers celebrated remedy for consumption promising guaranteed preparation with no cost if ineffective. Text is garbled and hard to verify, but refers to a medicinal product and patient outcomes.
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Mronsands
Ackers
Ibisa
Mary ii
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Leslie
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