Knights of Honor Visitors to Mutual Lodge in City
Shy County and State news note that Miller grand dictator Knights of Honor A T King grand vice dictator A J Corning past grand dictator and Dr Gnas M Gill grand guide will pay an official visit tomorrow to the Mutual Lodge in this city The piece mentions the grand march once played by the Marine Band at Wm Harrison's inauguration and links it to the upcoming inauguration of Ben The march was composed by Susannah Warfield of Sykesville now in her 95th year and is a notable local figure
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Knights of Honor
Eld. Miller
A. T. King
A. J. Corning
Gnas. M. Gill
Tumor— Row
Mutual
Marine Band
Wm. Harrison
Ben
Susannah Warfield
Sykesville
Easter Social at Lutheran Church Aims for Benefit
The Lutheran Social group at the old Armory hosts a social this evening with a program of literature and music led by Dr. Diehl’s church members. Committees include Mrs Mapie Hal Jer Miss Callie Holmes Elle Keller Ida Johnson Graze Stermer Mrs Chas e Miller Messs Granville Smith E L Miller Win Fout. Reynolds Post G A R benefit Entertainment set for March 1-2 at City Hall features a stereopticon display of original Government war photographs. Denton reports warn peaches face frost damage with four degrees above zero and ice under three inches, clouding crop prospects.
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Old Armory
Reynolds’ Post
Reynolds’ Post G A.R
Denton
Inaugural Plans for Cumberland Y M C A at Lindell Hotel
The Cumberland Y M C A executive committee leases the Lindell hotel for a year with option to extend. The building in the city center will be renovated for classrooms with free tuition for members. The dining room becomes a gymnasium and Isaac McLane Brown, local secretary, will supervise operations along with his family nearby.
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Cumberland Y. Mi.c.a
Young Men’s Christian Association of
Cumberland
Lindell
J McLane Brown
Association
Brown
Polls Close After Bitter City Election With Recount Planned
Voters across five districts tally results for mayor and alderman. Doll leads in most districts but recount sought in the First District after a narrow mayoral margin for Dr McSherry. Cottage Y M C A meeting set for 7 30 PM at H P Steiner residence on West Patrick Street.
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Lewis E Doll
Benjamin F Phoebus
Edward C. McSherry
Edwar DL Nusz
Doll
Phoebus
Jos F Eisenhauer
D L O Lampe
Republcan
Aquilla R Yea- Ele
James E Staup
Paul Hanser
John Ebert
Fifth
Theodore Brookey
Nicholas H. Fienitg
McSherry
Cty
H. PF. Steiner
West Patrick Street
Magistrate's Matters in State v Barnes Case
A hearing in the case of the State versus Charles Barnes for an assault on Clara Goings is set for the evening before Magistrate Wilson.
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Charles Barnes
Clara Goings
Wilson
Catholic Bezeve Lent Legion Plans Banquet Event
A meeting of the Catholic Bezeve Lent Legion convened at their headquarters last night to organize a forthcoming banquet and public entertainment under the Legion’s auspices.
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C B.L
Bezevelent Legion
Legion
Illness Strikes Sister of IRS Collector
Internal Revenue Collector Rise reports his sister Mrs. Robert Dicks of Hampden is critically ill after a Sunday apoplexy. She is 65 years old.
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Internal Revenue
Rise
Robert Dicks
Hampden
Election of Directors for Frederick City and Jefferson Turnpike Company
Stockholders of the Frederick City and Jefferson Turnpike Company of Frederick county will elect nine directors to manage the company for the ensuing year. The meeting will be held in Frederick Maryland on Saturday the 24th of March 1839 between 10 and 12 o'clock.
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Frederick City
Army officers take command at Havre de Grace shipyard corps
Capt Lampton and his wife of the Salvation Army have been reassigned to Havre de Grace after leading the local corps for seven and a half months. Tonight’s Barracks meeting will be led by Capt Colling and Lieut Stanley as the new officers assume charge.
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A. Matters
Lampton
Salvation Army
Havre de Grace
Ofizera
Colling
Lieut
Stanley
Social circle gathering hosted by Mrs Hood and Mrs Kesier
The CLS was entertained by Mrs Jas Hood at Mrs Kesier's home on W 8d street last evening. An unexpected feature was an invitation to the dining room where a copper of oysters was served. The next meeting is scheduled for eer day March ish at Mise Travia, 33 E34 Street, 7.30 pm.
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Gqlus.c
CLS
Jas Hood
Social Girdles and Attending Celebrations
Mr George Huffer and his bride received a reception on Saturday evening at the groom’s father’s Broad Run home. Mrs Henna Haller of Haat Paird Street hosted a party for her sister Miss Byram of Washington DC at her residence last night. A pleasant time was enjoyed with refreshments and convivial company.
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George Huffer
Broad Run
Henna Haller
Haat Paird
Miss Byram
Washington, D. C
Tell
Baltimore Ladies Trip to Philadelphia for Edwina Booth
A social party from Baltimore plans a 15 member theatrical party to Philadelphia this week to meet Edwina Booth. Miss Mildred Lee Brown of Frederick heads the group traveling in Mr Joyce’s palace car befitting their former circle.
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Baltimore
Mildred Lee Brown
Frederick
Philadelphia
Edwina Booth
Palace
Joyce
Advertisers urged to use wide publicity in daily paper
The notice urges business men to place ads in THE WEEKLY News, claiming about a thousand readers daily and arguing a newspaper is a cost effective way to attract attention to a business.
American ex-Governor Jarvis in Newborn speech praise
Ex-governor Thomas G Jarvis, US minister to Brazil, on a home visit spoke at the Newborn fair. He said he traveled about 25000 miles recently and now feels more American than ever praising the United States as the greatest country and North Carolina as the greatest state in the Union.
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Evers
Thos G Jarvis
Brazil
Newborne NG
United States
Jarvis
North Carolina
Union
Nolle Prosequi in Pearre Case Ends Prosecution
Governor Jackson filed a nolle prosequi in the case of Jas. Graham Pearre for attempted felonious assault on Mrs. Estelle M. Kirkland. Pearre’s friends were to have their $5,000 paid. costs of prosecution to be borne by Pearre. The governor’s action clears the matter, while related cases against David and John Rubeck were continued for the next term as the girl’s testimony remains unavailable.
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Nolle
Jackson
Jas
Graham Pearre
Mra
Estelle M. Kirkland
Georged.Pearre
Cumberland
James Graham Pearre
Annapolis
Criminal Court
Pearce
Directa
Pearre
George A. Pearre
Chambersburg
David
John Rubeck
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Wm. A. Troglen
Mercersburg
Lille Belle Rabeck
Unharmed Barns and Suspected Arson in Hanover
Bare-burners rest as a Hanover fire suction remains at McSerrytown, water froze in the line. Dominick Smith and J T Fuckinger view warning notices as jokes. H C Stonebraker of Baltimore, a former phosphorous rat poison maker, theorizes a phosphorus fuse could ignite fires in barns and suggests methods. A gun discharge in Frederick Sark's store injures clerk F Larbaugh minorly.
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Hanover
McSserrytown
Dominick Smith
J.T. Fuckinger
H. C. Stonebraker
Baltimore
Frederick Sark
Haz. F. Larbaugh
Pleasant surprise party for Mr and Mrs Sprigg
Correspondence of Tex News notes a large pound party held Wednesday night for Mr and Mrs J. O. Sprigg. Attendees include Emma Hood Effie Hood Laura Hood Sadie Buxton Maggie Buxton Annie Bond Hattie Wilen Katie Wilen Mollie Murphy Nettie Gaizell Amanda Gaizell Saltie Gain Daisy Hood Mollie Buxton Mattie Wilson May Moxley and several others. Refreshments were served, the table centerpiece featured Marechal, Neil roven and geraniums, rooms decorated with cut and pot flowers, music by Professors Poole and Browning, guests returned home after midnight.
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Tex News
tPuams
Airs
J. O. Sprigg
Emma
Effie Hood
Laura Ida
Sadie
Maggie Buxton
Annie Bond
Hattie
Katie Wilen
Mollie Murphy
Nettie
Amanda Gaizell
Saltie Gain
Daisy Hood
Molle Buxton
Mattie Wilson
May Moxley
Messrs
Raine Burdette
Elmer
Edward
Lewis Moxley
Emory
Thomas
Wm. Murphy
Wm. Watkins
Jomaz
Eugene Buxton
Lee Poole
Jesse Spurrier
Win Hood
Cheater Snyder
Edward Watkins
Marechal
Neil Roven
Poole and
Browning
Health Board Report Praises Frederick City Efforts
The Frederick City Board of Health submits a two year report showing reduced mortality from all causes and fewer deaths from zymotic diseases. It notes scarlet fever and measles declined, house to house inspections improved sanitation, and calls for street paving and drainage to curb disease.
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Health
Board of Health
Weil Saints Street
Barn Fire Damages Henry Hahn’s Property Near Ermitsburg
A barn at Henry Hahn’s back of Ermitsburg burned last evening at about 7 89. No stock was harmed. Hahn had received two notices predicting the barn would burn in eight or ten days.
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Henry Hahn
Ermitsburg
Hahn
Healthful Spring Tonic Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsed
An old advertisement claims spring fatigue affects nearly all readers as warming days loosen the system. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised to tone the body, purify the blood, and restore strength, urging readers to try it this season.
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Hood
Hotel Arrivals at Principal Hotels Since Noon Yesterday
A list of guests arriving at major hotels includes names such as Kagna Ohio, Gott, Johns, Brawner, Ebough, Sahie, Newcomer, Johnston, Maine, Desbroyn, Lesler, Bliss, Vinson, Be Lewis, and Smith Scribner at CJ Central and Jarlin House with counts for City, Balto County, and Wash.
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City
SJ Kagna
Dainty Valentine and church dedication and death notice
A valentine verse from a devoted admirer opens the item, followed by news that forty five members of the United Brethren church at Robrersville Washington County formed a new brick church, the Central Church of the United Brethren in Christ, which was dedicated with Rev. Wee Dilles preaching. Also reported is the death of Harrison Whittingham at Orange New Jersey from pneumonia at about forty five, with burial plans in Orange beside his parents.
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United Brethren Church
Robrersville
Washington County
Central Church of the United Brethren In Christ
Wee. Dilles
Harrison Whittingham
Bishop Whittingham
Meryland
Orange
N. J
Whittingham
Baltimore
Newark
WN. J
Jones
New York
Graceham Mite Society to Host Love Feast and Address
Graceham Mite Society set for a love feast and entertainment tomorrow evening with Rev. W Shields delivering an address. A centennial bell from the 100-year-old Baltimore Otterbein U B Conference era will summon attendees to the anniversary. The Reform Church Missionary Society meets next Tuesday with an engaging program. Groundbreaking for a Blue Mountain chapel by the W M A R is near. Sister Mary Ann, a famed Maryland Sister of Charity, is critically ill at St Agnes Hospital Baltimore after a long career aiding sailors and Irish immigrants.
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Graceham Mite Society
W.shields
U. B
Otterbein Church
Baltimore
The
Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
Blue Mountain
W. M
W. M.A.R. Entertainments
Bins Mountain
Lness
Mary Ann
A Starry Lozenge Delights Winter Night Skywatchers
A reader describes a winter sky featuring Sirius the dog star flashing near Betelgeuse Rigel and Aldebaran. The four bright stars form an irregular lozenge visible to the naked eye, with Orion’s belt and sword detectable. a telescope reveals a stunning celestial panorama.
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Sirius
Venus
Orion
Aldebarantz Taurus
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C. S. Rien
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JR Sale
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A.M. Nixdorf
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F.zimmerman
Lewis M. Nixdorf
Woodsboro
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Battimore, Md
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Saker
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D. Scholl
Peer Baer
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Hantloork
S.A Hoomberg Co
Rochester
N.Y
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Edward Nichols
Licksville
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Shank
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Lance
Jobe
Weet
Tobsart
Wien
Eest
East Patrick St
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C. B. Frail
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Bousel
Church Street
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Cox
Valloa
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Janzeatr
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Second and
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Frederick Riflemer Armory
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GEO
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