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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1889

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4

Royal Arch confers degree and oyster supper endokes meeting

In a Tuesday 7 30 p m gathering the Royal Arch degree was conferred on two gentlemen. After the ceremony the group visited J K Sheppard's to share an oyster supper. A runaway incident reports Harry King and Frank Burck, both about 17, from South Street left for parts unknown after an evening out, with King reportedly possessing about six dollars saved over time.

Dearee Royal Arch J. K. Sheppard Harry King Frank Burck King

Local Tailor Suffers Head Injury After Fall

Mr Jas P Perry Sr of Jas P Perry and Son tailors, while leaving his North Market Street residence around 6 15 this morning, slipped on ice and struck the back of his head on the pavement, suffering cuts and bruises.

Jas P Perry, Sr Jas P Perry & Son Merchan Tailors North Market T Market

Temperance Lodge Meeting Attends Gaithersburg District

Montgomery county Good Templars district lodge held a meeting in Gaithersburg attended by delegates from all county lodges. D.C. Lt. Burdett presided, Miss Mamie Hobbs was secretary, and thirteen members received the district degree. A noon dinner followed and Hon. S. B. Chase spoke with remarks by Rev. A. G. McCabe. Next meeting set for July in Clarkesburg.

Temperance Ef Gaithersburg 5. B. Chase Pennasylvanie A. GC. McCabe Laurel Clarkeburg

Missionary Meeting at Local Lutheran Church

The Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Evangelical Lutheran Church will hold a meeting this evening at 7 30 in the church lecture room. The event promises an interesting program and community fellowship.

Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of The Evangelical Lutheran Church

Masked Dance Set by Frederick Riflemen

The Frederick Riflemen committeemen plan a dress and masked dance tomorrow evening at the Armory on East Patrick Street. The F B O B Orchestra will provide music for the occasion.

Frederick Riflemen Armory East Patrick Street

The Latest Slang Biddle Among High Society

The term biddle denotes the aristocracy of the creme de la creme in city society. Originating in Philadelphia, it spreads to New York where the four hundred may be called bid dles. The phrase He’s a biddle marks high social praise.

New York Philadelphia

Social Circles Luncheons and Local notices from Washington and Maryland

Social Circles reports Mrs Outerbridge Horsey hosting a winter luncheon with Mme Rome ro and several guests, flowered with La France roses. Also described is a large social gathering at Mr Harry Webster's home near Doub's with games and fruit repast, attended by about forty young people. Obituaries note Bennetta Frances Hobbs aged eighteen in Washington and Joshua Dixon Sr. in Baltimore, with funeral details and family mentions.

Outerbridge Horsey Washington Mme. Romero Senator Palmer Mira Hawley Fenner Lee Lucy Page Mre Callen Biddle Mise Horsey Harry Webster Near Doub’s Thureday Merion Basford Mamie Myers S. A. Tuarser Jeath Ron. Hobbs Bennetta Frances Hobbs John Smithson St. Southwest Joshua Dixon Frederick County Bartlett Street Baltimore Dizon Bright Jeavea Tyler Croneberg Frederick Olivet Cemetery J. J. Kantner HM Keefer Thos Danner NJ Wilson Wm Moberly Carty Chess Councilman Montgomery County Johan Tennallytown Wm Mathess Med Jey’e District Bethesda

Kemp's Cold Positive Guarantee Mustang Liniment

A razored pitch extols Kemp's liniment as a guaranteed cold cure. It warns readers that neglect can worsen illness and urges immediate trial. Mentions inexpensive price and free trial size, available at druggists.

Old Maid Club in Brunswick Promises Bridal Pact

Six known Brunswick women form an Old Maid Club pledging not to marry without unanimous consent of all members. If granted, consenting members would serve as bridesmaids and give a handsome gift. One member is already nonplussed as Heyr ing’s proposal awaits dissenters’ fate.

Brunswick Heyring

Thriving Laurel Town Scenes and Church Benefit

The Baltimore American highlights Laurel in Prince George s County with new sidewalks laid since autumn costing 10000 and improved pike with oyster shell fill. Notable homes belong to Stephen Gambrill and Barnes Compion. St Philip s Protestant Episcopal Church at Main Street, built in 1846, features iron railing and a large lot. Rev A C McCabe rector, native of Urbana, serves on the Deaf and Dumb Institute board. Ladies Aid Society led by Stephen Gambrill held a supper and tableau to fund church interior decorations.

Laurel Prince George's Stephen Gambrill Barnes Compion St Philip’s Protest Episcopal Church A C McCabe Ste- Cabo Urbana Deaf and Damb Institute Ladies Aid Society

Yellow Springs Community Notes and Local Meetings

February 12 notes from Yetnow Sigixas report convalescence of Charles Uraver at Daniel Wantler home. Ezra Summers returns from Middletown after grandfather’s funeral. The Skids Garnet band entertained Eli Wolfe’s guests. Salvation Army held a large meeting at S. H. Cannon’s with N. F. Rickards directing. Prohibition party met at Yellow Springs Hall electing Tyler president Young treasurer and Rickards secretary. David Shankel adds new milling machinery. N. F. Rickards contracted.

Sigixas Charles Uraver Daniel Wantler Ezra Summers Middletown Eli Wolfe Pertleman Salvation Army Mrr H. Cannon N. F. Rickards Prohibition Party Yellow Springs Hall Thos. B. Tyler D. J. Young David Shankel

Valentines Day Origin in Rome and Early Christianity

The Baltimore American explains how February feasts in ancient Rome honored Pan with a box of girls names and later pagan rites were replaced by drawing saints names for Valentines. It notes St Valentine was a Christian martyr executed in Rome under Claudius in 270 A D and has no link to modern birthday celebrations.

Vallectine Baltimore Rome Claudine

Wolfsville Walls

Mary Madron is very ill. Mollie E Lawrence and J B Phreeger on sick list. Benj Shuff mortgaged land sold to Wilson Stotelmyer for 320. Geof Watchel buys estate farm near Miveraville for 41 per acre. Chas Harp and Mollie Routzshu wed at bride’s home. Rev A M Smith officiated. Wolfsville may host a cream separator or creamery near the railroad, urging local enterprise.

Wolfsville Catoctin Mary Madron Mies Mollie E. Lawrence J.B. Phreeger Catharine M Brunner Dan O Harne Benj Shuff Wilson Stotelmyer Geof Watchel Geo Smith Miveraville Chas Harp Josiah Harp Mollie M Routsabu Ludwick Routzsha Ellerton A M Smith Wolfville Enterprise

Local Notices and Society Notes From Last Week

A miscellaneous local page reports a near dingy board meeting with little public interest, plus social visits and obituaries. Mrs John Ridenour of Lancaster attended her brother Howard Ridenour’s funeral, while Mrs Eldridge Johnson and Mrs Exma Johnson of Alabama visited Dr Hopkins’s family in New Market. John Dean’s son broke a leg from a horse kick. An election of officers for the Mate Society of the United Brethren church produced a slate led by President Mrs Sinn and Secretary Miss Haugh. The Independent Hose company formed a committee to draft resolutions on Howard Ridenour’s death and plans a heater purchase for the engine. The Lotus Glee Club from Boston, managed by the local YMCA, performed at City Hall to an enthusiastic crowd, with a lengthy program and favorable reception. The article also includes a brief medical note on eye fatigue, explaining muscle fatigue behind the eye and proper use of glasses for near vision.

United 8. F.E. Company John Ridenour Lancaster Howard Ridenour Eldridge Johnson Exma Johnson Alabama Dr Hopkins New Market John Dean Geo Dean Harmony Grove Society of the United Brethren Charet Mra JC Sinn Mra G W Kirac Mics Sue Haugh Mrz Daniel Hendrickson Independent Hose Company Howard Ridenonr W F Crouse Jacob Quinn John Gilbert Wm Dansesberger Philip Seeger

The Business Girl Opens in Universal Hub Feature

Boston pipers report a new feature of Bie in the universal Hub called the business girl. She is unafraid of men and handles crowds with poise, dressing well and speaking softly during business hours. She moves by steam or horse and treats men with equal confidence, much as a man would, while maintaining decorum and practicality.

Boston Pipers Bie Universal Hub Chiago News

Ven Wert's Balsam sells well in Blanco Texas

Blanco Texas druggists Alexander Speer & Son say Ven Wert's Balsam is the best selling article on their shelves and provides general satisfaction. Williamson & Brown offer a free trial size.

Texas Alexander Speer & Sex Blanco Tera Ven Wert Williamson & Brown Frederick

Six Months of Sales for Long Baleam Water Town

Felt Jr reports six months of success for Long Baleam from Wert Chemical Co Watertown NY. He notes 396 bottles sold, four returns, and many testimonies from prominent residents. Product offered by Wideman Brown with free trial available.

Felt, Jr Wetertown Ven Wert Chemical Co Watertown Wid *Emson & Brown Trisl Aise Frea

Murderer Mike 10 Die Guilty on First Ballot

In Luzerne county a verdict of murder in the first degree is rendered against Michael Rizzetto after a single ballot. The crowd outside erupts in cheers as the prisoner is led away to await execution, while a funeral procession passes by.

Luzerne Michael Rizzetto McClure Mike Garman Carte Julie Rica

Sharon Hill Burglar Shot by Doctor After Break-in

Charles Smith, wounded in Sharon Hill burglary of Dr. Feltwell, lies in University hospital with gunshot injuries likely to cost him sight in the left eye. Police link overcoat and stolen items to him, while a man named Burrows identifies the burglar’s clothing and asserts items were taken from his home February 2. Authorities expect to transfer him to Delaware County custody soon to face burglary charges.

Feltwell Purmaperpars Charles Smith University Hospital Dr. Feltwell Sharon Hill E. B. Burrows Stafford Chester County Malin Polica Burrows Malia Charles Green Frederick Delaware County

Horrible Fire and Hog Attack Reported in Virginia

A Virginia Virginian special describes a Henry county tragedy where a woman’s cabin burned while she saved two older children. Her infant lay nearby and was carried, while hogs savaged the remaining child. The incidents occurred near Lyxscmone, Virginia on a Friday.

Lyxscmone Henry County

Destructive Storm Leaves Holland Flooded and Damage Reported

A fierce storm sweeps across Holland causing swollen rivers and widespread flooding.Cities such as Rolter Gaza Dordrecht Schiedam Zofia and Han pen report inundation with numerous shipwrecks and substantial loss of life. Authorities issue alerts as rescue efforts begin.

Holland Ts. Hacos Rolter- Gaza Dordrecht Schiedam Zofia Hanpen

Child admits to smoking. treated at county asylum

In Mippixtows on February 12 Johnniles Powers, 11, was placed in the county asylum at Oranges farm after excessive cigarette smoking, described as a raving maniac. Doctors call it a hopeful case.

Mippixtows Johnniles Powers Oranges Farm

Bucktens Arnica Salve Advertises Guaranteed Satisfaction

An 19th century ad touts Bucktens Arnica Salve by Joseph B. Garratt. It claims cures for skin eruptions chilblains and piles with a money back guarantee and a 25 cent price per bottle.

Joseph B. Garratt

Odds and Ends from a Curio filled column

A mosaic of notes on oddities and local lore from Louisville to Florida. Items include a doctor’s heredity theory on marriages, Paris funeral monopolies, a San Bernardino party’s music with rabbits, New Orleans Creole exchanges, a rare European specimen found on Moon Island, and Birmingham pin manufacture. Also notes on Florida immigration shifts and a Frederick drug advert for Zemp's Balsam offering relief for respiratory ailments.

Louissille Paris France United States Edson Adams Oakland Cal Yukon Alessia Florida San Bernardino New Orleans Desert Sharon Birmingham England

Scrap of Paper Saves Her Life

A woman with consumption, told incurable and under 70 pounds, used a sample of Dr King’s New Discovery from a scrap of wrapping paper. She bought larger bottles, improved rapidly, and now weighs 140 pounds. Send a stamp to W H Cole Fort Smith for full particulars. trial bottles available at Joseph B Garrott’s Drug Store.

de. King W. H. Cole Deuggist Fort Smith St Joseph B. Garv Roit

Acker's English Cough Remedy Guarantee Prompted by Local Druggists

Williamson and Brown druggists declare a money back guarantee for Acker's English Cough Remedy. They state a cough can be checked in a day and invite buyers to follow directions, promising refunds if the claim is not correct.

Acker Williamson and Brown

Ackers English Blood Elixir advertised as cure

A vintage ad from Williamson and Brown druggists touts Ackers English Blood Elixir as a cure for blood poisons and venoms. It claims positive proof and guarantees, urging customers to buy at their store despite competing elixirs.

Williamson & Brown,druggista

Poisoned Blood Warns of Early Death Symptoms

The notice lists tiredness dizziness headaches body pains and feverishness as signs of poisoned blood and urges prompt care. It promotes Acker's English Blood Elixir with a positive guarantee sold by diliamson and Brown druggists to cleanse the blood and avert death.

Acker Diliamson & Brown

Death By Own Action Cited By Professor Tsaviz Claim

A dubious claim asserts an incurable dyspeptic may justify suicide with a cure promise from Acker's English Dyspeptic Tableta. Professor Arnold Tsaviz is referenced supporting the controversial statement, with Williamson & Brown as publishers.

Arnold Tsaviz Acker Williamson & Brown

Dyspepsia Cure Ad by Williamson and Brown

An advertises Acker's English dyspepsia remedy promising to check and cure indigestion. The text names Williamson and Brown as druggists guaranteeing the product.

Acker Williamson & Brown

Miners Trade Van Wert Goods Despite Hard Times

Fragmentary notice notes Van Wert goods sold by Williamson and Brown with trial sizes offered free. It mentions Ri ners bearing a dotile and references Batcamahomie Brainerd of Malden in a promotion promising consistent satisfaction and prompt service.

van Warts Batcamahomie & Brainerd Malden van Wert Williamson & Brown

Electric Bitters Promise Cure for Dyspepsia

Excerpt extols Electric Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia and related stomach liver and kidney issues. Claims vast search and expense, guarantees relief with proper use, recommends for digestion and overall health. Sold by Joseph B Gerroti Drugists at 50 cents and 1.00 per bottle.

Joseph B Gerroti

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