Diverse items mark local scene Monday February 11
Notes include a mayoral ballot for Charles E. Mullen, a Hood’s Sarsaparilla testimonial, Mutual Life Insurance Company figures, a Roanoke German club event with Reginald Koehler among guests, and church notes from All Saints and Court Street Lutheran detailing baptisms and Christmas decorations from weekend services.
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All Sainte’ Church
Emily Crawford
Wm. G. Johnson
Court Street Lutheran Church
Church Council
Death Notices From Baltimore And Donb's Md
Joshua Dixon dies in his first year and will be transported to Baltimore for burial at Mt Olivet. Mamie Myers dies during a visit to Donb's Md and is interred at Matthew's Church on the Manor. Richard Offord, an elderly man, dies after a lingering illness and is buried near Claude Dutrow's Mazor property.
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Charles H. Hoack
Bartlett Street
Baltimore
Joshua Dixon
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Mamie
Freak M. Myers
Hamaville
Ann E. Specht
Donb’s
Matthew's Church
Richard Offord
R.claude Dutrow
Mazor
Adjudged Insane and Funeral Notices Prompt Court and Clergy
The Frederick county court ordered Anna Hartman confined at Mount Hope Retreat at the county’s expense after a verdict of insanity. Deput y Sheriff Steiner will escort her there tomorrow morning. Also reported are funeral notices for Howard Ridenour Eva Beall infant of J B Lee and Rev W A Gring with interments at Mt Olivet Fairmount and Hope Hill cemeteries. Interment details list pallbearers and officiants.
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Adelanatico
Bii- Sherry
Lynch
Anna Hartman
Frederick County
Mount Hope
H. P. Steiner
Howard Ridenour
Jos. Ridenour
Mt. Olivet
Luther Kuhlman
Fred Notnagle
Christan Shade
Ico H Cramer
Hany Wilcoxon
Dr. Smith
Jas. Reynolds
CG. G. Carty
Eva Beall
Liberty
Diptheria
M. P
F. P. Ferguson
Mesera
Edw. Waggoner
Albert Darrow
Albert Roderick
Albert Carter
Fairmount Cemetery
J. B. Lee Colored
Hope Hill
Mr. Bean
A. T. Ree
Market Trends Show Mixed Signals From Commodities to Railroads
The week saw a tentative rise in average commodity prices after a prolonged decline, with about one percent gains across speculative and non speculative items. Treasury circulation rose by 3.7 million, stock advances favored leadership sectors, while railroads move toward rate-cutting and paper agreements. Foreign trade stayed robust with imports up 8.2 percent and exports up 17 percent. Business failures totaled 303 for the United States and Canada, down from prior weeks.
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Progreee
New York
Chicago
Treasury
Brewer
Iowa
R. G. Don & Co
Mercantile Agency
United States
Canada
Dominion of Canada
Missionary Meeting At Walkersville Draws Large Attendance
The missionary meeting at the Reform church in Walkersville last evening drew a large turnout. Rev Zinkham of Baltimore and state penitentiary chaplain delivered the address. Officers were elected: President M I Zimmerman, vice president H C Stauffer, secretary David Cramer, treasurer David Devilbiss.
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Reformed Church
Walkersrville
Zinkham
Baltimore
State Penitentiary
M. I. Zimmerman
H. C. Stauffer
David Cramer
J. D
David Devilbiss
Letters Advertised in Frederick City Post Office 1889
A list of unclaimed letters remaining in the Frederick city post office on Saturday February 9 1889. Ladies list includes Miss Niemi Miss Lottie Aiss Conant Miss Mamie Mitler Esler Miss Emma Michael Mrs Emme Foisen Mrs Eliza Palier Miss L beth Ryan Mrs Ellen James Eliza Toe Miss Mary E Murdock Miss MMa Warren Mrs Susannie. Gentlemen list names Andrew H Albaugh Eamsberg M Burkhat George Smith JT Van Drk LA Storer GF Gocka John tap William Hobiday Joseph Sneden George C Hammond Moses Steward JJ Middleton Henry Wolfe A P Martin WT Weed Samuel Nel Michel Willard C B Pfeffer Johann Zramerman BF Bopp Geo W John L Zimmer.
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Frederick City
Cockerly
Niemi Aiss
Lottie F Conant
Mamie Mitler
Sarah Esler
Emma Michael
Emme Foisen
Eliza Palier
L Beth Ryan
Gustlemen
Albaugh
Andrew H Eamsberg
Burkhat
George Smith
JT van Drk
LA Storer
GF Gocka
Jonn Tap
William, Hobiday
Joseph Sneden
George C Hammond
Moses Steward
JJ Middleton
Henry Wolfe
A P Martin
WT Weed
Samuel Nel
Michel Willard
C B Pfeffer
Johann Zramerman
BF Bopp
Geo W. John L Zimmer
Our Own Generation Sermon by Dr Talmage in Los Angeles
Reverend T De Witt Talmage delivers a sermon titled Our Own Generation urging action for the living generation. He emphasizes feeding the hungry, addressing poverty, and inspiring sobriety and industry while warning that future generations depend on present deeds.
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T. DE Witt Talmage
Brooxys
T. de Witt Talmaze
Polien
Dr. Talmage
Dayal
Sean Gamube
Hue
David
Tventy
Daviel
Busuy
Havana
Sleep and Service Across Generations in a Lyrical Elation
A reflective sermon mingles scripture and memory, tracing David’s sleep after service and a vision of heavenly reward. It imagines saints like Moses, Paul, Latimer, and Huss in an awakening to a divine palace, with calls to mercy and warmth for all nations amid winter and toil.
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David
Uasilia
Absalom
Adowyeh
Saul
Limes
Adaliom
Nerses
Wiluet
Wingete
Forest
Christ
Guend
Gaibe
Mslvare
David Stingstone
Curt Bint Poryor
Bya
Crangeint
Museum of Greenwich
Lagland
Arctic
John Frenklin
Tris
Isis
Jesus
Verdere
Moses
Joshua
Mount Sinci
Amion
Serve Our Generation and the Call to Charity
A sermon urges service to this generation, rejects mere bodily care, and extols lasting charity. It cites George Peabody, Pizarro, and biblical imagery to challenge audience members to accept faith and testify to others.
The Homeliet Man Invites Free Sample of Zemp Balsam
An ad invites readers to call on any druggist for a free trial bottle of Zemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs. It emphasizes merit and guarantees results. Listing offers large bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
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Zemp
Kemp's Balism Promises Quick Cure for Cough
Advertises Kemp's Balism as a guaranteed remedy for coughs with a promise of rapid relief after the first dose. Claims trial sizes free and prices of 50 cents and 1 dollar. Sold at all druggists with positive assurances of effectiveness.
Acker's English Dispepnie Tablets Promoted by Druggists
An advertorial note proclaims a cure for chronic dyspepsia within three months using Acker's English Dispepnie Tablets from Williamsse and Brown druggists. The text also mentions a physician’s quote about accepting death by personal action.
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Arnold
Acker
Wiliamsse & Brown
Remarkable Recovery From Consumption With New Discoveries
An elderly patient near death from consumption found a life changing cure in Dr Kings New Discoveries after reading a scrap of wrapping paper. She began with a sample then bought larger bottles, improving rapidly and gaining weight from under 70 to 140 pounds. Trial bottles offered by local druggists.
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Mutual Loss Insurance Company of
New York
Arr
Dr. King
W. H. Cole
Fort Switch
St Joseph B. Garrors
Elm Street Drug Store Promotes Elixir Cure Claim
Williamson and Brown claim Acner's English blood Elixir cures 331 blood persons. they promise a positive guarantee and sell at their store to all who call.
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Acner
Williemson & Brown
Electric Bitters Promise Relief From Dyspepsia
A vintage ad touts Electric Bitters as a universal cure for digestion problems. It claims thousands seek this remedy, spends on hope, and promises good digestion by persisting with the product sold by Joseph B Garrott Drugists at 50c and 1.00 per bottle.
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Elseteic
Joseph B Garrott
Acker's English Cough Remedy Promises Refund Guarantee
William Donard Brown druggists pledge to refund all buyers if the claim in their advertisement is not correct. The notice explains the product costs 25 pence and provides directions for use.
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Acker
William Donard Brown
Sliver Miners and a Cough Remedy
Montana miners face harsh conditions and throat troubles. Eager to treat coughs, miners carry a bottle of Van Wert's Balsam as a trusted cure. Thompson & Brainard praise the product, reporting consistent satisfaction and urging trials. Williamson & Bro distribute this remedy locally.
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Montana
Eorner
Thompson & Brainard
Piets Montana
van Wert
Williamson & Bro
The First Symptoms of Death and Poisoned Blood Elixir
A 19th century drug advertisement notes tiredness headache and body pains as signs of poisoned blood. It claims pimples and sores prove infection and promotes Acker's English Blood Elixir as a guaranteed cure sold by Williamson & Brown druggists.
Texas Cowboys Report Cold Prone Citizens and Remedy Demand
Texas citizens are unusually prone to colds and coughs due to climate. Alexander Speer & Scithe druggists of Bianco Texas praise Van Wert's Balsam as the best selling remedy on their shelves yielding general satisfaction. Williamson & Brow promote trial size free.
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Texas Cowboys
Texas
Alexander Speer
Scithe Forem Druggists
Bianco
van Wert
Williamson & Brow
Dyspepsia Cure Advert By Willi and Brown
An old advertisement promises relief for indigestion and despair with Acker's English Dyspeptic Teal. It claims to check and cure this disease and is guaranteed by Willi and Brown druggists.
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Acker
Willi & Brown
Bucklen's Armica Salve Adverts Calamities Cure
An old advertisement touts Bucklen armica Salve claimed as the best remedy for sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions. It promises active cure of piles with no pay if not satisfied and offers it for 25 cents per unit through Joseph B.R. Grivott.
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Joseph BR. Grivott
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