Prohibition Meeting At Brookfall Prompts Plans For 23rd
In spite of bad weather a sizable crowd attended the Prohibition meeting in Brookfall. Dorsey Fox Tyler and others spoke with several young advocates present. Invitations were issued for a Junior Hall event on the 23rd with committee members listed as Sford Ross Tyler Gambrill Kell Mre Gambrill and Dr McSherry. Hood's Sarsaparilla marketed as a remedy for rheumatism due to lactic acid in the blood is recommended in a short advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookfall
Mesers
Dorsey
Fox
Tyler
Cause
John H. Sford
If. Ross
Irs
Hood
Narrow Escape From Creek Ice Near Frederick Bridge
The York Dispatch reports two boys narrowly avoiding drowning after breaking thin ice on a creak below the Frederick Division bridge. The five foot deep ice collapsed as they played, sending them into the water several times. They escaped with minor cuts bruises a cold bath and a bad fright.
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York
Coctorur
Frederick Division
Wind’s Work. Ironclad kiln stack damaged in gale
About half a page of the large smokestack attached to Mesers M. J. Grove & Son’s ironclad lime kiln blew down during a heavy county gale on Monday night. The kiln was in blast but no major damage occurred beyond crushing shedding. The firm acted quickly to replace the stack, and the kiln is expected to operate again in a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ju. Grove & Son
Mimera
Mosra
M. J.grove & Sox
Death Notices from Buckeystown and Walhalla
Mrs Belle Ketley of Buckeystown dies aged about 36 this morning. funeral at Buckeystown MP church Friday at 10, interment in Urbana. In Walhalla the Courier notes Mrs Ann Rebecca Probst, widow of Rev J F Probst, born November 10 1819 in Frederick, death December 9, 188? aged 59, survived by Garria Trelemaan, Farla nce Probat, and Rev L K Probst. funeral in Walhalla with church services, burial behind the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Ketley
Daniel Ketley
Buckeystown
Sue
MP Church
Buckeystovn
Urbana
Walhalla
Courier
Ann Rebecca Probst
J F. Probst
Evan Lutheran Church
Frederick
Garria Trelemaan
Irlaton
Mirfarence Probat
N rety-S.x
L. K. Probst
Orphans Court Weekly Actions on Estates and Guardians
The Orphans Court reports letters testamentary granted for Su sanneh Shook on her estate, and for E. G. F. cre wed, Joseph Hays, and Jacob Crist estates. Administrations granted for Cras E. Thomas and John Krise estates. various first, third and final accounts settled and distributions made, including guardianship for Edgar S. Defender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Delaplaine
J. Wa. Barely
Barbara Picking
Frances V. Wilhard
Edgar S. Defender
Sret
Susan A. E Merriott
Edith N. Marriott
Acker's English Dyspepsia Tablets Ad
An old advertisement touts Acker's English Dyspepsia Tablets claiming they check and cure indigestion and related discomforts with a lifetime guarantee by William On & Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
William On & Brown
Wolf Robe Misplacement Notice and Local Meeting
A note requests the owner of a wolf robe mistakenly taken from D. C. Winebrewer & Co. to return it. A Sick List item warns Mr. Ghas Clinton Bell of Liberty is gravely ill with Bright's disease and not expected to live, per Dr. T. J. Kimm. An C. L. S. C. meeting is announced for Thursday January 34, 1889 at Miss Mackey’s East Patrick Street residence.
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Ghas Clinton Bell
Liberty
T. J. Kimm
Phveitian
Bright
Mr. Bell
Lindsay
Circle
Mackey
Patrick Street
Hot Water Heater Valve Causes Scalding Near Bystanders
While repairing the engine of the United State? Flue Co a valve on the heater blew off and released a large amount of hot water over bystanders. The water was warm but uncomfortable, leaving those present drenched and inconvenienced.
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John Abbott
Uested S. Flu. Co
Local Artist Delivers Watercolor Portraits and Supplies
John W. Kipsid of this city receives fine French watercolors for Baltimore and paintings for Fountain Mills. An invoice of handsome water colored portraits from E. A. Keyser’s Art Studio in Washington arrives at the Art Emporium. Keyser plans to visit the city Saturday.
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John W. Kipsid
Baltimore
Fountain Mills
Thie County
Hhis Art Emporium
E. A. Keyser
Wastington
Keyser
Thie City
Marriage Notes From Middeburrg and Boonsboro
Hymeneal notices report Mrs Debbie Shank and Mrs Sarees P Perry wed in M E church Middeburrg Carroll county with ceremony today. Richard Chew of this city and Miss Jane Quetzer of Boonsboro joined in matrimony at Boonsboro and are due to arrive tonight.
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Debbie
Afis
G. W. Shank
Sarees P. Perry
M. E
Middeburg
Carroll County
Richard Chew
Jane Quetzer
Boonsboro
Man Arrested For Fraud And Robbery Held By Magistrate
Robert Buh of Richardson was brought before Magistrate Turner after arrest on charges of obtaining money by false pretences and robbing a pocketbook from a colored woman in New London. He was committed to jail in both charges for grand jury action at the next court term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Buh
Aas Richardson
New London
Megistrate Turner
Circuit Court Orders and Admonitions on January Session
In the Circuit Court today Judges McSherry Lynch and Wilson preside on the beach. Appeals include Waller vs Brown reversed without prejudice and non pr as. Horfith et al vs Deligsmute & Son awarded return of property and costs. Nelson vs Bentz reversed. MOD Garmendia vs Knouff reversed. Boyer vs Giver affirmed. Court adjourned to Jan 2 1889.
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Circuit Court
McSherry, Lynch and Wilson
Tranzacte 1
John Waller
Elias Brown
Court of Non Pras
Thomas Horfith
A J
That Blessed Bustie and the Hoop Skirt Decline
The piece notes Mrs Cleveland discarding the bustle and secrecy causing agitation. Boston manufacturers report airy fashions fading as Grecian styles fade and the bustle may vanish, while Baltimore makers warn winter trade drops due to women’s attire. It predicts a replacement by hoopskirts, questioning what will take their place.
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Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Advertisement appeal and proven circulation of The News
The piece argues that educated business men gain value by advertising in The News. It claims wide distribution in 2,200 homes across the region, surpassing rivals and providing strong ad exposure. It notes Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a proven cure with remarkable results.
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TRE News
Tax News
Bense
Daizy
WrExty
Hood
Sareaparius
Near-tragic shooting at North Market street engine house
George Mulhorn, a lineworker, shot at his brother in law Charles Yonsen inside the Junior 8. F. E Company House on North Market street. Five shots fired, one grazed Yonsen’s leg. Mulhorn is out of the city on a hunting trip. arrest planned if he returns. A special JFE Company meeting may expel Mulhorn for disorderly conduct.
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North Market Street
George Mulhorn
Freman
Electric Light
Chaz. Yonson
Yonson
Yonzon
Mulborn
Yonron
Thiadrew
Yoneon
Yoaneon
Yoason
Wilton
Geo Malhorn
Conatable Lewis
Molhorn
Malhorn
Fatal shooting at Myersville after dispute over neighbors
A fatal shooting occurred yesterday afternoon near four oclock in Myersville. P. Garter and a man named Butz quarrelled over a neighbor and cider. Garter fired hitting Butz in the side, the ball possibly penetrating the lung. Butz may die. Gaver’s friends say the shooting was accidental. The case echoes a prior dispute in the day.
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Miny
Myersville
Butz
Gorntiss
Gaver
Fashions In Wraps and Long Lines In Garments
A fashion feature discusses the debate over long versus short wraps and mantles. It notes long lines are generally more graceful, with various styles shown including a long front and short back mantelet. It describes hats, canes, gloves, and trimmings popular this season, citing New York influence and designers’ adaptations.
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Emstente
New York
Clugre
Pascarfs
Buchlen's Arnica Salve advertised for animal skin issues
An 19th century sale pitch promotes Buchlen's Arnica Salve as the best remedy for cats sores and various skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and offers it for 23 cents per bottle sold by Joseph B. Garrett.
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Buchlen
Joseph B. Garrett
Flaming Fire in the Veins Elixir Case Highlighted
Advertisement notes Acker's English Blood Elixir as a poison risk. Warns customers against cheap substitutes with sarsaparilla and purifiers. Claims to offer a safe alternative at Williamson & Brown druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
Williamson & Brown Druggists
California National Bank Suspends Payments Amid Bad Loans
Bax Francisco December 19 California National Bank of San Francisco suspends payments after reports of irregularities primarily tied to bad loans. Bank, incorporated 1855 with capital $1,000,000. $200,000 subscribed in com, losses yet to be assessed, E P Tomes notes sufficient funds to protect depositors. Public notices also reference washouts from heavy rains disrupting transport and a separate tax collector matter in Canada.
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California National Bank of
San Francisco
Bax
E. P. Tomes
Six Months Letter From We rtown Drugoist
A local druggist from Watertown lists a six month sample letter praising a product from Wert Chemical Co, noting repeated deliveries and urging purchase. The missive cites numerous testimonials from residents and ends with a sales prompt for bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felt, Jr
Wertown
An Wert Chemical Co
Watertown
S.ceese
3&T
Waksaoon & Brome
Catarrh Cure and Oath of Cheney Partnership
Frank J Cheney swears he is senior partner of C J Cheney & Co based in Toledo Ohio. The firm offers Fall's Catarrh Cure with a 100 dollar pledge for any untreatable case. He states the product is taken internally and sold by druggists for 75 cents with testimonials available by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omo
Toledo
Lucas
S. Frank J
Cheney
C.j.chener & Co
Poledo
Gleason
F.j.cheney
Parenta Originally Liable. Child Deaths Prompt Call
An alarmist notice claims most child deaths occur before age six and blames parents for negligence. It cites England’s death rate as lower than a claimed rate and vilifies a product called Acker's English Baby Soother as the primary cause, urging sale by Williamson & Prown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Les
Acker
Williamson & Prown Senggists
Epoch in health marks a life’s major turning point
The text extols Electre Bitters as a cure for kidney liver and stomach diseases praising its restorative power. It claims strong improvements from long illnesses and urges trial at Kiepeh B Garrett's drug store with bottles priced at 5 cents and one dollar.
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Deslin
Kieeph B
Garrett’s
Grateful Glergyman Endorses Remedy for Lung Troubles
A former Northern NY Conference presiding elder promotes Van Wert's Balsamic as a certain aid for lung diseases. He claims it cured his own throat and lung issues and benefited several friends, urging at risk individuals to try the medicine from Willemson and Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glergyman
Richey
N.Y
Willemson & Brown
Purifying Blood Elixir and Early Consumption Remedies
The notice touts English Blood Elixir to purify tainted blood and cure scrofula and syphilis with a positive guarantee. It promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and chest illnesses, with free trial bottles, and cites Williamson & Brown druggists and Barton & Stark as local distributors. It warns of early consumption signs and urges remedies to prevent death.
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Williamson & Brown
Tady
Jos B. Garrotts
King
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George Bulhorn
Charles Yonsen
Err
Pao
Francis Bailey
Marine National Bank
Pelsham Mass
Winthrop Bauiey
Wantis
New York Stock Exchange
Dex
Haral Rite
Steve Tang
Bimbis
Len
Warremey
Joon Art
LS Express
Gert
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Tervas
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Texas
City Batts
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Eno
Tuxedo Park
Fanny Davenport
Mens Fashions
Bustang Limbent
Baina
Pernau
Coma
New England Muted Express
East Thumpoon
Wurres P. Copp
Canada
Agate Beng
John the Baptist
Bervaro
Joba the Baptist
Christ
ROYAL
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Central National Bank
Marviend
Stete Benis
U. S
Torac
Toran
Marnyrans
Feederice
Henry Willams
Sbore Ramed Bank
Olemny
Bbney Williams
Haeshalyl Foot
ATES
Charles W. Ross
WM. S. Miller
Fairfax Icsley
Hagan Bros
West Fourth Street
John Groff
Grofts
Stebtes Magiédi
TURE
Jona
ART Emporium
S. Market ST
Marion Dyer
Novadrs
Remington
W.T. Delaplaine
Frederick Md
Pennsylvania
van Wests
Willamson & Brown
Druggis‘s
Honda
BadWh
Delashmott
B.F. Brown & Son
Patrick
Snow
Lee
Iewest
Andrer S Brown
Epward Lebssamore
R. Bopfaan
Zellens
Gor Marset
Orker
Garper
the Centuri
Ume
Aeen
Leshels
Century Magazine
Herper’s
sSice
Freperice
juiSd
Bresda
Oma
Greene
Emda
Glaas
South Hiwith Street
Pnciers
Nilwdelpbis
Yevie Savrood
ERIE
Howes, Stancz
Zectomn
Plate Building
F.strest
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