Nearing Completion on Bentz Street Homes
The Daily News notes Mr. Wil. Devell nears completion of three rows of four weather-boarded homes on Bentz street beside the Baivation Army Barracks between Third and Fourth streets. Also mentions a Great Bankrupt Sale offering free clothing at about half value and holiday souvenirs, including a hand-tinted calendar from Annapolis Evening Capital praised for enterprise and globe management.
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Wil. Devell
Bentz Street
Baivation Army
Ember
Annapolis
Missionary Committee Meets in Cumberland
No 6 Frederick district M E church Missionary Committee held a meeting in Cumberland on Wednesday. Rev Reuben Kolb formerly of the county is secretary. Missionary addresses will be delivered throughout Allegheny county during this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick District
M. E
Cumberland
Reuben Kolb
Allegheny County
Annual Freder ick County Agricultural Society Meeting
The annual meeting of the Freder ick County Agricultural Society will be held tomorrow at ten o'clock in the Grand Jury room. Election of officers will take place and delegates chosen for the farmers' convention in Baltimore next week.
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The
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Grand Jury Room
Farmers’ Cocrention
Baltimore
Store room fitted for barber shop on Court Street
Business changes report the former green grocery space of Rii. R. E Feubel on Court Street being fitted as a barber shop to be operated by Charles Miller of the City Hotel barber shop. Jack Storm handles carpentry and R. T Danner the planking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rii. R.E Feubel
Green Grocery! &E
Court Street
Charlee Miller
City Hotel
Air
Jack Storm
R. T Danner
Imiated Col. Crackett's Coon Air Incident
Air Walter T. Greenfield of Bethesda Montgomery County recounted a striking event involving his dog. While pulling a trigger to shoot a coon, the dog sprang at a pear tree and leaped into the path of the gun barrels, killing itself before the shot was fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Crackett
Walter T. Greenfield
Bethesda
Montgomery County
Ihs
Mr. Greenfield
Ringing Ears and Catarrh Cure Touted in Ad
An old advertisement links persistent ear ringing and a catarrh ailment to nasal infection. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and cure, claiming the remedy treats the disease by cleansing the blood. The piece shifts to weather prophecies, mocking forecasts and predicting cold or warm spells through January, with no solid certainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Mustang
Deaths noted in local area including Galt and Linton
Death Roll lists prominent Washington 3.6 commission merchant Mr Wm M Galt who died yesterday at noon in his fifty fifth year leaving a wife and eye children from liver inflammation Also noted are the sudden death of Emmitsburg resident Jacob Esler aged 74 and Mrs Rebecca Linton of Brook who died of pneumonia aged about ten seats funeral held today interment at Pleasant Hill gravesard Perry G Smith undertaker
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Wm. M. Galt
Washington
Jacob Esler
Emmitsburg
Rebecca Linton
Brook
Pleasant Hill Cravesard
Perry G. Smith
Your Paper Talks to You in a Local City Newspaper
An advocate argues the local paper uniquely preserves important matters for community memory. A reader can share it, reread lectures, sermons, and events, creating a lasting record that outlives memory and builds a public archive over years.
County Board settles road supervisor accounts across districts
The Board of County Commissioners at their session settled road supervisors accounts for Middletown Creagerstown and Catoctin districts. The board adjourned until Monday next.
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Board of County Commissioners
Middletown
Creageretown
Catoctin
Noncay
St ock List of Ill Residents In Local Area
Mr Doresy Smith of Bentz and West Secornd streets is very ill at home with Bright's disease. Mor Mathias Bartae of W Cherch street was confined to his home yesterday due to illness.
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Doresy Smith
Bentz and
West Secornd Streets
Bright
Church Sociable Draws Large Attendance at Presby terian
A Presbyterian Church sociable held last evening drew a very large crowd. An informal program of vocal and instrumental music and recitations enhanced the event. Refreshments were served and contributed to the evening’s pleasure.
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Presbyterian Church
Barn Burned Near Woodabaro In Fire Loss
A large Switzer barn owned by Jeremish Albaugh near Woodaboro burned yesterday after 4 pm and was totally destroyed along with hay, about 300 bushels of threshed wheat, and half as much unwinnowed grain. The stock was locked inside. Origin unknown but a spark from a threading machine setup earlier is suspected.
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Burnea
Jeremish Albaugh
Woodaboro
Evangelical Sunday School Class Held at East Patrick Street
Mr Henry Habe who teaches the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School entertained his class at his East Patrick Street residence last evening. The gathering was largely attended with one member absent. A large group of friends of Mr and Mrs J A Brown met at Willow Glen at the Worman residence for tea in their honor. The evening was described as delightful and pleasant by all.
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Na Soctatcireles
Henry Habe
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
East Patrick Street
Jax A. Brown
Wao
J. Worman
Willow Glen
Brown
Sire. Worman
Services at Adamstown and Buckeystown Reformed church
Services at the Reformed church of Adamstown continue every evening this week with a preparatory service Saturday at 2 30 p m and communion Sunday at 10 a m Buckeystown hosts a 2 p m service The Rev A D Gring Japan missionary will assist and discuss Foreiza Missiones and the Mikado Empire The joint consistory of the Manor charge meets at Adams town Saturday at 10 a m
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Adamstown
The
Reformed Church
Buckeystown
A.D. Gring
Japan
Gring
Chippewa Tribe Installs Officers and Plans Visitors’ Entertainment
The Chippewa Tribe LO R MM held a meeting and installed recently elected officers. Sachem H W Fromke. Senior Sagamore WE Kuhn. Suarc Sagamore J J Schind ter. Chief of Records J H Bennett. Keeper of Wampum J Hardt. Guard of Wigwam W H Varnes. Guard of Forest FLT Grove. Arrangements were made to entertain visitors for the Great Council of State meeting on the 16th. A follow up meeting will be held Monday to finalize details. Bennett reports disbursements since July for relief of brethren and their families in the form of pensils and assistance for funerals.
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Sachem
H W Fromke
Sagamore
WE Kuhn
Tiends
Bennett
Keener
Wampum
Social events celebrate anniversaries and gatherings in Philadelphia
Mrs J M Willcox and Aliss Wilcox of Philadelphia hosted a tea at 1722 Spruce Street, joined by Rev and Mrs J B Harding of Baltimore to mark a 40th wedding anniversary. The gathering featured card games, social chat, and refreshments around 10 o'clock as guests departed amid a masquerade crowd. A separate pleasant evening at Bradley Sinkl on West Patrick Street included games and plates described as tasteful and seasonable.
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J. M. Willcox
Aliss Wilcox
Philadelphia
Sprase Street
J. B. Harding
Itimore
CO. E. Trail
Miss Trail
Bradley Sinkl
West Patrick Street
Myre
Stull
Hottess
Demulcent Sharing Soap Sample Offer
A Colgate & Go. N Y notice offers a month supply of Demulcent Sharing Soap for 2 cents. An old Knoxville iron furnace was bought by Pennsylvania buyers to refit and operate it on a large scale. A Chautange Circle meeting at Patrick Street discussed routine business and set the next gathering at Mrs Lilly near Market and Second Streets.
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Colgate & Go. N. Y
Knoxville
Apndicate
Pennsylvania
C.L
Chautanges
Mieg Markey
Presentation to Rev. Fr. O. Kase by U.M.C. Union
The Novitiator Rev. Fr O Kase was honored by U M C members on their first night with a handsome umbrella presented by Union president A H E Y who delivered a fitting speech in reply the recipient.
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O. Kase
U.M.C. U
Enk Urebrella
A. H.E Y
Secretary Brown to lead Cumberland Association starting 18th
Secretary Brown of the FCY M CA will enter upon duties as secretary of the Cumberland Association on the 18th inst. No steps have yet been taken to fill the vacancy caused by his departure. The matter will be discussed at a directors meeting Monday night.
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Brown
FCY McA
Cumberland Association
Mnatter
Caught in the Act in City Saloon Theft
Johnson Burrall of this city was arrested early today by Officer Mebbing after leaving Geo Seiching’s saloon next to the Independent express house. He allegedly used a wire to pick a lock and enter with an accomplice, possessing several boxes of cigars worth seven dollars. Burrall appeared before Mayor Barrick for a hearing, waived examination, and was bound to jail for grand jury action. the accomplice escaped.
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Johnson Burrall
C.ty
Mebbing
Geo. Seiching
Espice House
Mayrirate Barrick
Burrall
Beig
Electric Light Malady Report Causes From Creusot Works
The Lage eet reports cases in Creusot France among Schneider factory workers exposed to electric light. Symptoms begin with throat and facial pain, coppery skin, eye irritation, and tearing. Skin peels in five days, likened to conburning from sunlight. causes may include local conditions in Creusot.
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Thorne
York
Norwich Man Hid Cash and Kept Credit Messy Crime Tale
A Norwich man absconded with the firm cash and goods on credit, leaving neighbors puzzled and police notified. The case involves a disorderly escape, a missing sum of money, and a search across several cities as investigators pursue answers in a convoluted fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Statiuser
The Beginning of the Gospel of Jesus Christ
Fragmented lesson text and notices mix biblical study notes with local business and stock quotes. References include John the Baptist section, commentary by D. M. Stearns, and a catalog of unrelated commercial items such as Acker's English Blood Elixir, with place and dates woven through.
Acker's English Dyspepsia Tablets Advertised as Cure
An old advertisement promises relief from indigestion and related despair by Acker's English Dyspepsia Tablets. It guarantees efficacy through William on & Brown, presenting a stark, promotional tone typical of period medical ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
William On & Brown
Catarrh Cure Claims Ohio Firm Will Pay for Uncured Cases
Frank J Cheney of J J Cheney Co sworn in Toledo Ohio that his firm will pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case not cured by Hal s Catarrh Cure Bronka heney. Testimonials and product details appear with claims of cure and price 75 cents.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J Cheney
J. J. Cheney & Co
Leredo
Bronka.heney
A.W. Gleason
Cheney & Co
Electric Bitters for Despepsia and Liver Ailments
Supep y urges readers to buy Electric Bitters claiming they cure digestion mood and stomach issues. The ad promises relief from despepsia and liver ailments, with a sales pitch about high demand and widespread use. Joseph B Garrote sells the remedy at low prices.
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Joseph B
The First Symptoms of Death and Blood Purification
A fragmentary health notice explains early poisoning symptoms such as dull headache fever and stomach sinking. It claims poisoned blood can be purified to avoid death and promotes Ackers English Blood Purifier, sold by Williamscan & Brown druggists.
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Acker
Williamson & Brown Druggists
Post Williamecan & Brown
Dreggists
Miracle Discovery Saves Tiny Patient With Wrapping Paper Hint
A fragmentary 4 piece of wrapping paper led a doomed patient to Dr. King’s New Discoveries. After sampling a bottle and purchasing more, the person recovered from under 70 pounds to 140 pounds, now strong and healthy. Stamps requested for full details and trial bottles offered at local drug store.
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Dr. Kieg
Nother
WLAL
Cele
St For
Smith
Joseph B. Garotts Drug Store
Dr Kings New Discovery Promised Free Trial Bottles
A vintage notice touts Dr Jos Garrets drug store offerings including free trial bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and Cure all throat and lung diseases. Also promotes Acker’s English Cough Remedy and Backlen’s Salve with guarantees and prices. Parents warned about child mortality with Ackers Baby Soother advertised.
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