Advertising Rates For The Weekly News In 19th Century Style
The notice lists advertisement submission deadlines and rates, urging advance payment and weekly scheduling. It specifies deadlines by Wednesday and Thursday, advance payment required, and that yearly reappearing ads will be charged from March 15 and June 15 with monthly billing following. It emphasizes keeping orders in order and avoiding late publication.
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Sluteansiezn
Sovestisers
Wace Monte
Rainbow Festival thrills community with music and fun
The Rainbow Festival's second night drew a crowded hall with decorations and attractions pleasing patrons. Highlights included The Treasure and the Giant's Day for children and a 9 PM musical program featuring a St James choir anthem solos by Nina Reeze and Elizabeth Chapman, baritone Eugene Clowes, and a trio Sweethearts and wives. The festival wraps up tonight with another program.
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Atq
St. James’ Choir
Nina Reeze
Elizabeth Chapman
Eugene Clowes
Sweethearte
Walkersville notices and accidents from the Walkersville Enterprise
A frayed spindle crippled Mr. Snook s buggy causing fright and minor injuries. Mr Mitton Ever Wes fractured his leg when an embankment collapsed at Fountain Rock Lime Kilns. The third quarterly Frederick Chmit of the U B church meets at Baker s Valley on Dec 14 and 15 with Rev A M Evera preaching. Geisinger Brothers killed two hogs weights range 245 to 430 pounds. Vanfossen and Roelkey hogs weighed 391 to 415 pounds. Enos Glemm slaughtered four hogs averaging 330 pounds. Rheumatism relief suggested by Salvation Oil. Windsor Castle keys stolen but Dr Jall s Cough Syrup sells rapidly.
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Walkersvile
Walkersville Enterprise
Snook
Unes
Corge
Mitton Ever Wes
Fountains Rock Lime
Urarge Noles
Frederick Chcmit
U.B. Curch
Baker's Valley Church
A. M. Evera
Geisinger Brothers
Wm. Vanfossen
Fountain Rock
Jez. E. Roelkey
Enos Glemm
Utica
iLey
Windsor Castle
Brockton's New Mayor and His Advertising Power
Brockton's mayor elect William L. Dong has built a fortune by aggressive newspaper advertising. From a $400 start in 1883 to a $100,000 annual outlay, his campaigns propelled Brockton's shoe business to $1.25 million yearly sales. Advertising costs include 1000 electrotypes yearly and $30,000 yearly for prints, with distribution across half the nation.
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Douglas Foord
Brockton
Lydia Pinkham
Douglas Tosks
Bur
Ehoe
A. Q. Miller
Milter
The Funny Aide and Local Notices Chronicle
A ragbag of letters from curious readers, a New York museum manager’s offbeat offer, and a chaotic mix of local notices. Douglas spendings on Frederick ads, burglary in Sligo, and assorted briefs on real estate, clergy, and community events fill the page with dated, name-rich snippets.
Cancer Operation Performed On East Street Man
Mr. Herriacu Conley of East street underwent a major operation Monday as Dr. 8 S. Maynard removed a cancer from the left face near the eye. The procedure was reported in hopeful terms with no complications noted.
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Herriacu Conley
East Street
8. S. Maynard
Syrup of Figs Promised as Best Family Remedy
The piece extols Syrup of Figs as a superior laxative for families, noting its gentle, pleasant action and soothing effects. It urges every household to keep a bottle and highlights its wide approval. The article then shifts to court notes and matrimonial briefings from Carroll County.
Hotel Arrivals at Principal Hotels Since Noon Yesterday
Arrivals list at major hotels including Giry Horen J H Myerdrick J W Smedler B C Lord Wm Gaines G E Bercheral A C Shannon Pittsburg d A Oak Baltimore H B Bausman Reading Pa county 4 Cattix Hoess J A Whesler F E Monroe A Boen J G Kreft H W Buachman C H Stonebraker C E Warfield W B Windsor Baltimore D Corneline West Virginia 8 T Acge Philadelphia EB A McElli gott Pittsburg county 12 Central Haven J H Raynolda Royerford N Y C B Quincy Columbus C Jas Murphy Buffalo N Y H L Bressler J T Fenneman Baltimore county 2
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Giry Horen
J. H. Myerdrick
R. H. Jomp
J. W. Smedler
B.C. Lord
Philadelphia
Wm. Gaines
G. E. Bercheral
Virginia
A. C. Shannon
Pittsburg
D. A. Oak
Baltimore
H. B. Bausman
Reading
Cattix Hoess
J. A. Whesler
F. E. Monroe
A. Boen
J. G. Kreft
H. W. Buachman
C. H. Stonebraker
C. E. Warfield
W.B. Windsor
D. Corneline
West Virgini
T. Acge
EB. A. McElligott
Central Haven
J. H. Raynolda
Royeraford
N. Y
C. B. Quincy
Columbus
Jas Murphy
Buffalo
H. L. Bressler
J. T. Fenneman
The Lumber Embargo and Washington Rail Blockade
The article discusses a proposed railroad branch from Knowles Station on the Baltimore and Ohio line to Georgetown to ease freight pressure at Washington yards. It notes no survey yet, potential shifts of coal and lumber to Georgetown, and a Pennsylvania Railway Company proposal to connect near Columbia Pike to divert Georgetown freight away from Washington.
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Washington
Georgetown
Maryland
Knowles
Staton
Frank Hume
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Columbia Pike
Long Bridge
Baltimore
San
Brush Factory Rush Yields 900 Dozen Orders and Fire Burns Hay
Beads at the Brush Factory work through the night due to a rush of orders. An order for 900 dozen brushes was received yesterday. A fire at 5 o'clock burned four stacks of hay owned by Jacob R. Kline, with about 400 dollars in logs burned. Trinity M E church Missionary Society met and presented a varied program ending with a benediction by the pastor.
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Adamstown
Jacob R. Kline
The
Missionary Society of Trinity M. E. Church
Harry Hull
Micael Bowlus
Cline
Wm. Smith
Clas
Helen Shipley
Roze
Guy Lamar
R.A. Kemp
Miss Travis
Buried Alive at Depth in Howard County Well
Mr BR Roland Moore of Sandy Spring Montgomery county was buried for two hours after a well caved in on a Highland Howard county farm while he adjusted a pump. His call for help was heard and farm hands rescued him as rescuers dug out the arch over his head.
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Willisbo
Henry Williard
Morgan County
W. Va
Berkeley Springs
M. E. Church
Peter Myere
Chamberburg
Joshua Corbin
Fountain Valley
Westminster
T O
St. John's Catholic Cemetery
Roland Moore
Sandy Spring
Montgomery County
Samuel Hopkins
Highland
Howard County
M. Moore
Notes of the Way Temperance hall dedicated in Westminster
Carroll Division of Sons of Temperance dedicated a new hall at Westminster last night. The order, begun in 1847, has about 150 members. A banquet followed the services. Also reported: a man found in Montgomery County with no identity, taken to Rockville for care. Several local notices include a court appointment in Charles Town, a York musician's death, coal gas incident in Chambersburg, and weather quips. A large farm barn near Weverton, Washington County, destroyed by fire with extensive losses. fire deemed incendiary. Insurance totals 1,500 on barn, 800 on stock, 800 on tenant interest. coverage insufficient.
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Douglas
Mr. Douglas
United States
Union
Alaska
Brockton
Pennsylvania
New York
Qobic
Massachusetts
Indiana
Il- Hade
Miller
China
Japan
Australia
Alseka
England
Ireland
Wales
France
East and West Indies
Carroll Division
Sons of Temperance
Westminster
Montgomery County
Rockville
Daniel B. Lucas
Charlestown
W. Va
Supreme Court
Green
Pentz
Harry Pentz
York, Pa
Reside
Chambersburg
John Hefflzbower
Pleasant Valley
Weverton
Washington County
Heflebower
New Orleans
Frederick
Holiday Goods Attract Shoppers On Our Side Store
We offer a wide assortment of new holiday items daily arriving. Visit our shop to see the latest attractive selections and call for details on specials and availability.
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Anong
Town hopes for freight yard boom and Potomac bridge
A Berlin visitor discusses prospects for our town tied to B and O freight yards, predicting many new jobs and housing as land purchases by Baltimore Real Estate and Improvement Company suggest growth. A bridge over the Potomac is urged to capture trade from Loudoun County, while local chatter questions lottery advertising and commissions.
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Berlin
Baltimore Real Estate and Improvement Company
Littie Busine Mart
Potomac
Loudon County
Cunital
Pt of
Roche
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General Assembly
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Denziss
Mueum
Marchal
Texas
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Lanner
Sullivan
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Douglass
Sligo
Wright Curtiss
Guardian Hose Company
Mechanicstown
Hagerstown
Liberty
Banner-Dee
Samuel A. Nusbaum
Milton O. Valentine
Secur.ies
Velentine
Jos
Johnaville
Samuel Proutz
Reuben Saylor
T.E. S. Lugenbeel
Unionville
G. E. Nicodemus
Franklin A. Alexander
Middletown
Mite Society
Lisganore
QO. Belt
Union Bridge
Geo. Houser
Grace Radcliff
Addison Newman
Henry Almadour
Dr. Acker
J. A. Will'amson
Circuit Court Court
McSherry
Lynch
State
William H. Ramsburg
Charles Green
George Seidling
F. J. Neleen
Wm P. Maulsby, Jr
Conosal
ES. Eichelberger
Johnson Burall
Dice—Reed
W. Irving Dice
Carrollton M. E
Lucy Ellen
Elias Reed
Finksburg
Carroll County
Pleasant Grove
U. W. Cooper
Coblentz —Brandenburg
Calvin R Coblentz
Phillip Coblentz
Mies Lizzie L
Daniel Brandenburg
Middletown Valley
T. EF. Hoffmeier
Reformed Church
Ohio
Joen Flynn
John Flynn
New Market
Geo. W.grove
Alonzo Benner
H. N. Etchison & Son
Boston
Ullinix & Kemp
Man
Mountain City
Hood
Lowell
John’, Hendrickson
LOWES
G. Bell
Citizens” National Bank Building
Flederich Amd
ORAM
Suger Toys
C. McCerdyn's
Asa Bee
Edger
McCardell
Wartheimer
Church Street
Lewis F Kussemul
G. W.boed
Adams Expres
Ofies
Josep: Croniss
George M. Chenbers
Couch Street
Secidiw
Sabzsuan
F. C
D. V. Stauffordlalw
Prince
J. Allen Grembine
Braddock
F. I. Lewis
Patrick Street
Weoat Church St. Declidin
Welty
Dechile Ee
No. 53 West Ltd
Prater
Theotty
Decidin
Alberta
West Church Street
West Patrick Street
Grsale
Frederick County
Heaviy
Oonsood
F. Markell
Brodarick
Witatyan
Alsrao
Patrick Atreet
Haus
Publica
Wolfe
Weatrick St. Novzects
Henry Kpock
South Market Street
Nowcodin
Lewis McMurray Packing Com
Pioy
Maider Othe
City Bakery
Grang Pap
Gite Agatel
John Hershberger
Otice
Pubaline
H. &. Littie
East 4Th St
P. M
Mammoth
J. H. Bussard
Witter
G. Dole Son
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