Purely Personal Miss Elis V Kenney visits Buckeystown and friends
A section of brief society notes lists Miss Elis V. Kenney of Buckeystown returning from a week in Winchester Virginia. Several others including J P Boyer Wm Eberts Nannie Johnson Otey and Mollie Reifsnider are described as visiting or returning from trips to Washington Baltimore Lynchburg Lynchburg and Lynchburg Virginia.
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Elis V. Kenney
Buckeystown
Winchester
J.P. Boyer
Wm. Eberts
Araby
Mamie Shriner
Washington
Baltimore
Mattie Renner
Woodsboro
Brucie Isanogle
Elizabeth Woolford
Nannie
Johnson
East Second Street
A. Rosenovr
New York
Carrie McSherry
Miss Otey
Lynchburg
H.B. Filler
Columbus
Ohio
D. T. Lakin
Carlin House
Osborne Ingle
Washington, D. C
Mollie Reifsnider
Howard Smith
Adamstown
Meeting notes and local transfers in Montgomery and Frederick counties
The Home for the Aged board of managers plans its monthly meeting tomorrow afternoon. Dawsonville literary society hosted a recent meeting with guests Misses Alice Thames Elia Thames and Alice Jones. Elder D F Stouffer, an auctioneer from Washington county, was injured Friday when thrown from a horse. Numerous grip cases are reported in Montgomery county. A Board of School Commissioners meeting is set for tomorrow to handle routine business and teachers salaries will be paid on and after Friday. Charles E Wachter sold his West Fifth Street dwelling to Jesse L Haines for 5160. John Koogle of Pleasant Walk Frederick county sold his farm to Samuel Pittengall and will move to Boonsboro. Koogle was named secretary of the saw mill company. Reuben Duvall bought a Walkersville house and lot from Chas Seachrist for 1100, possession April 1. J Davidson & Son hardware dealers of Taneytown sold the business to McClellan Davidson, who will run it after March 1. Val Mccleery lost a boat on the Monocacy due to ice and high water. Stephen D Myers killed a 12-pound fox on Blam's hill between New London and Mt Pleasant.
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Home For
Literary Society
Dawsonville
Montgomery County
Alice and
Elia Thames
Alice Jones
Buckzeystown
D. F. Stouffer
Washington County
Board of School Commissioners
Charles E. Wachter
West Fifth Street
Jesse L. Haines
John Koogle
Pleasant Walk
Frederick County
Samuel Pittengall
Boonsboro
Bfr
Koogle
Reuben Duvall
Chas. H. Seachrist
Walkersville
John E. Davidson
J. Davidson & Son
Hardware Desiers
Taneytown
McClellan Davidson
All for Charity at City Opera House Friday
Rehearsals for Kathleen Kavan augh by local talent progress well at City Opera House. The charity event promises a delightful evening with strong audience demand already high and growing.
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Kathleen Kavanaugh
City Opera House
Jocal Talent
Ichthyology of the Bible at the Tabernacle sermon
Rev Talmage spoke on God among the fishes in Genesis as part of his God everywhere series at the Tabernacle. He recounted fishing scenes on the shores of Lake Galilee and argued the fish were among the Bible’s earliest creatures, noting regional geography, ancient fish pools, and idolatry tied to fish imagery.
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Brooxfix
T. DeWitt Talmage
Tabernacle
God
Jesus
Lake Galilee
Jerusalem
Gennesareth
Chinnersth
Tiberias
Galler
Christ
Simon
Nathaniel
Galilee
Holy Land
Dead Sea
Heshbon
Holy Lord
Javbok
Rishon
Jordan
Mediterranean Sea
Gibeon
Isaiah
Solomon
J Samuel
Dagon
Bagon
Egypia
The Apostle Fisherman and the Paradise Fish Diet
A long prose meditation extols fish as divine food and its health and moral benefits. It ties Genesis to nutrition, cites ancient fishermen like the apostles, praises phosphorus in diet, and argues for a paradisiacal, simple menu rooted in fish. The piece mentions sea monsters, biblical echoes, and a logic linking diet to virtue and intellect.
Fishing Imagery and Night Time Evangelism in Bible Teachings
The piece blends biblical ichthyology with sermon ethos, arguing souls are harvested like fish. It emphasizes night’s primacy for evangelism, personal conversion over large-scale nets, and cites figures from Luther to Finney to illustrate one-soul impact.
Gospel Fishermen and the Day of Judgment Sermon Echoes
A sermon compares church membership to a fishing net, warning that at death the saved will be gathered and the wicked cast away. It lauds Osherman George W. Bethune for thorough work and pious life, recalling his preaching and final requests for burial and hymn.
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Christ
Heaven
Long Island
Galilee
Beena
Osherman
George W. Bethune
Various Maryland Localities Report Daily News
Ice slows Chesapeake ports and harbor activity from Annapolis to Claiborne. Robbery at Thomas Boone's store in Anne Arundel. Magill's barn fire in Howard County saved livestock. mail bag remains unearthed in Charles County possibly from the late war. Washington County teachers press for pay amid litigation. Tangier steamer fails to land at Clabourne forcing passengers to walk ashore.
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Esterday
Fox Hunters
Charles County
Kent County
Chesapeake
Thomas Boone
Anne Arundel County
Thomas’ Point
Annapolis Harbor
Prince George’s County
Upper Marlboro
Crisfield
Chesapeake Bay
Hagerstown
Magill
Howard County
St. Margaret’s Church
Anne Armel County
Washington County
Sudden Collapse Before Lutheran Service Injures Worker
Charles W. Hooper employed by W. D. Bowers Lumber Company collapsed on the church pavement just before services at the Evangelical Lutheran church. Gathered bystanders, Dr. C. A. Sharretts treated him in the vestibule, then he was moved after about forty five minutes to the Rev. L Kuhbiman’s residence for further care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran
Charles W. Hooper
W. D. Bowers Lumber Company
C. A. Sharretts
L Kuhbiman
Weather summary for January 1893 records
The month shows highest temperatures on the 26th and 27th at 47 degrees, lowest below zero on the 18th, and a mean of 23 degrees. Total precipitation reached 1.82 inches, with 99 inch in 24 hours on the 1st, 17 clear, 7 partly cloudy, 7 cloudy days, and 8 days with 0.01 inch or more of rain or melted snow.
An Important Difference Explained with Syrup of Figs
To show thousands who think themselves ill that they are not diseased but need cleansing the system, a costive condition is cured by using Syrup of Figs. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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The
California Fig Syrup Co
Best French Manufature Loom Goods on Display
NO 1-4 PULL LINE BILE WARP HEN RIETTAS OF THE BEST FRENCH MANU FACTURE KNOWN TO THE WORLD. THEY ARE EXOTIC FOR THEIR REGULARITY IN WEAVE SOFT RICH TEXTURE AND UNIFORM I WRIGHT. IT BEY SHOW FOR THE MONEY POUT IN THEM. NO 2.-A LINE CHOICE PATTERNS SILES-AS PRETTY AND FILEY LOOKING AS THE REAL SILE ITSELF. NO 3.-SATIN BROCHE-A NEW DRESS FABRIC-31 INCH AT 12¢. A SPLENDID IMITATION OF FOULARD BILES. NO 4.-A FULL LINE OF FINE AND LOW PRICE EMBROIDERIES AND HANDMADE TORCHON LACES. SOME LITTLE BEA UTIES IN RAINSOCK EDGES AND NARROW TORCHONS SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN WEAR, No 5, HALF WOOL OATING CLOTH IN PRETTY STRIPES. NO. G.-JOBIN MISSES' TAN COLORED JACKETS $2.00, FORMER PRICE $4.00. JOHN Heaspzzoxsox LOCAL MENTION. Free! Free! Free? Dr. J. N. Flynn the specialist on the eve, will be in Frederick city, at the Carlin House, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, February 11, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18. Eye exam free and painless. Marriage Licenses. George W. Cockerly, of Middletown, and Mary E. Esterly, of Frederick.
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Jobin
J. N. Flynn
Frederick City
Carlin House
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