Local items note various public notices and happenings
The column lists items from road supervisors and local agency changes to a Confederate five dollar note found by Wm Nusz. It mentions wild dpecks by the Potomac, a sales agency for Gambrill flour, a sacred concert by Howard E Young, a bank suit against Edward Garrett, tenant activity near MiddletownBoonsboro, a bricks order from Frederick Brick Works, and George Cook's jail sentence for disorderly conduct. It also reports sick lists at Mt Pleasant East Patrick Street and injuries at Bat Factory, with several residents ill or improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Cashour
Wm. Nusz
West Patrick St
Potomac River
M. P. Morse
J. B. Gambrill
Henry Bender
Howard E. Young
Higerstown
Servia
Bulgaria
Col. Schley
Central National Bank
Frederick
Edward Garrett
Hagerstown
Charles W. Rice
Bir
Samick Pert
Middletown
Alfred Huffer
Boonsboro
Mit
Frederick Brick Works
George Cook
Fleming
Mies Annie Shorb
Mt. Pleasant
Ira
Wannie Baker
East Patrick Street
Wiss MH Warthan
East Patrick Stress
Chas
Six
Henry Baumgardner
North Market Street
Samuel Wineberg
Anniversary of Mr and Mrs B W Phreaner in Hagerstown
Mr and Mrs B W Phreaner celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary in Hagerstown with a ceremony led by Rev G Snyder. Guests came from Mechanicsburg and Shepherdstown. Marguerite Hanrahen performed solos as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T.phreaner
Hagerstown
Phreaner
Sama Catherine Wagoner
Frederick
Mo. Zschariss
G. &. Snyder
B. Hancre
Marguerite Hanrahen
Mechanicsburg
Shepherdstown
Wisdom is better than rubies in Solomon’s lens
Rev Dr Talmage preaches on Rabies Surpassed using Proverbs eight as text. He links wisdom to priceless rubies, contrasting night brightness and worldly splendor with religious consolation in trouble. The sermon extols the enduring value of faith over riches amid suffering and persecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Talmage
Heaven
Jerenish
Ezekiel
Tyre
Solomon
Thernby
Harely
Charles the Bold
Grandson
Rudolph I of Austria
Henry V
Agincourt
Gustavus Fil
Catherine of
Washington
Prince
White House
Daniel
Leni
Absalom
Philsctine Bovis
Agai
Hubert Chambers
Lars Haworth
Wesley
Seaver
The Ruby and the Joy of Pardoned Souls
A sermon extols worldly wealth as shallow next to the joy of salvation in Christ. It argues the ruby symbolizes Christ’s sacrifice, cites biblical figures and martyrs, and praises heaven’s mercy over material riches.
Wisdom is Better Than Rubies Heavens and Hearts Compared
A speaker contrasts rubies and religion in two rooms. One room shows wealth with no faith. the other, poverty yet rich in grace. The dying, hopeful woman enters a heavenly scene of Christ and kin, surpassing earthly splendor with wisdom. He ends affirming heaven’s joy over rubies.
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Jesus Christ
India
Julius 1
Talva
Dionistos
Sophocles
Guinea
Withhold
Louis
God
Christ
Solomon
Jesus
Ufe
Glasgow
York
England
France
Germany
Italy
Jerusalem
Ceylon
Thas
Scotland
William Watlees
Wallace
Ming
Soral
Reaper
Damascus
Cwro
Lfe
Agne
Jessness
Bea
Lebanon
Christendom
Malirmancy Prinier
Edinsurgh
Shetland Islands
Capeltown
Carlings
The News Promotes Syrup of Figs Remedy
The notice praises Syrup of Figs as a healthful laxative remedy. It urges readers to consult a physician if constipated and calls the product pleasant, wholesome, beneficent, and free from objectionable qualities. The style imitates a newspaper promotion trend.
World's Fair Art Portfolio Coupons Offered by Tex News
The Tex News offers readers a chance to obtain parts of an art portfolio from the World's Fair. Coupons plus 10 cents or stamps unlock each part, with two parts weekly and Saturday delivery. orders due by Wednesday evening. Additional 2 cent stamp for mail delivery and a bound volume option priced at 6.50 for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex News
Mall Wil
Newa
Dart
District Lodge No 4 Meeti ngs Enthusiastic With Feast And Decisions
About one hundred Good Templars attended the District Lodge No 4 session in Plate No 4 lodge hall. D.C. T Joshua Leatherwood opened in ritual, fifteen candidates were conferred, and reports showed growth. A recess included a large hospitality spread, then afternoon sessions adopted morning reports and set a new schedule to meet on the fourth Saturdays in February May and August. Several addresses and delegate reports followed with thanks to the host. Next session set for May 26 at New Market. notes mention YMCA incidents and other local items including inventories for cases and a teenist meeting at Kemp Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeiing
Guiloos
District Lodge
No. 4
Plate No. 4
D.C. T
Joshua Leatherwood
D.C.J. F
D. Secy
D. Treas
Piano No. 4
New Market
Purity Lodge
Matilda
A. Bielfeld
Etta Brust
J.J
Mind Reading Tonight and Short-Hand Class Notice
Mind Reading Tonight at Junior Hall by the famed Goshaun the Mind Reader. He will perform feats of pure science with no trickery and promise amazement. A stenography and typewriting class is forming at the Woman's College with J. B. Apple as president. Hex copies of St Johns College Alumni meeting at 8 o'clock. Exceedingly low prices on a splendid assortment starting from 3 cents per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yiadies
Woman's Colege
J. B. Apple
T Goshaun
St. John’s College
Ramblers finish most in 1984 bicycle race record route
In a January event in Southern California a total of 50 riders started with 18 finishing and 10 using Ramblers. The Ramblers claim first blood for 1984, praising ease of running and durability while noting the showcase of the brand to both riders and non racers alike. The ad also promotes a Ramblers catalogue and a sales visit by Mr B Y Bockey in February at City Hotel to sample spring goods from Joel Gutman & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delsplaine
Frederick, Md
B Y.bockey
City
Baltimore
Joel Gutman & Co
Impor‘ters
Littee
N. Buten Street
Beltimore
Maryland
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D. C
M. W. Bananievey
Weather Bureau
Catherine Howant
Henry Weel
Jane Gres Wes
Boish
Pitries
London
Alice Cary
Herato Seims
Utes
Londo
Bavid
John’s
D. Calvin Bready
G. A. Gilbert
Dliss Hamm
B. V. Buckey
B. Apple
HH. Morel Jock
Bresf Bifs
Tse Br
Ephraim J. Zimmerman
Mount Piesrant
Frederics Novitiste
Col Keefer Thomas
Frederick Junction
Grof Park
David Grof
John Groff
Marketstreet
Roeskey
Harmony Grog
Hood
Sarzsparilia
the Tabernacle
DR. Talmage
Sermos
Winlom
Dr. Talmarze
Samuel L. Hymes
Salah Greenwood
WM. C. A
Y. MC. A
Kemp Hall
Moun & Kaw
John Hendrickson
Goodas
Randle
Joax Haxonexson
Lesten
Holland & Lake
Columbia Eivre Sal
North Market Bireet
Cowealy
Gough Candy
Elrley
Noose & Hedio Frowoch
Macs
Apy
Rodote & Neridig
A. T. Rice & Sons
T. Rice & Sons
Noxte Mahert Street
Broxexar Daesscross
Puneral
BR. L. Harley
R. J. Harley
Minkwan
Bachantailor
Gissile OF
Sac
Harley
Tair
Market Street
John A. Kennedy
Secial
Biyle
Joan A. Kennedy
Loy & Perry
A Ploy &Perre's
W. C. Eldridge
Pysteenes i
Lansssiee Grsgbas
Aencaster Quincrims
Aleebe
Zleees
James B. WA
Ahberes
AMED
Tes City
Eldridge
West Patrick Streat
Frederick. MD
B. H. Blaceston
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