Oxford League Meeting at M E church on St Paul life topic
Large turnout of Orford League members gathered at the M E church for a meeting on the life of Saint Paul and related topics. The issue of local probate noted, including the will of Jacob Deip leaving all property to wife Anna C Deip with executrix bond set at $500. A cataract health ad and ice crop forecast fill other column items.
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Oxford League
Orfird League
M. E. Church
St. Paul
Jaco Dep
Orphans’ Court
Anna C. Deip
Cole's Cavetry Reunion and Suicide Attempt Report
A Baltimore meeting of the Veteran Association of Cole's Cavalry discussed a reunion on the 10th instant with Col H A Cole Col G W F Vernon and others in attendance. Mayor Latrobe will attend and old regimental colors will be carried to the banquet ball. Eugene E Smith of Hagerstown, a Mail Office employee, attempted suicide by hanging but was cut down in time and is likely to recover. his daughter notified neighbors who intervened.
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Cole
Veteran Association of Cole's Cavalry
Baltimore
H.A Cole
G. W. F. Vernon
A. M. Briscoe
JG. Maynard
J. Keale
W.A. Bowden
United States
Latrobe
Eugene E. Smith
Hagerstown
Smith
Walkersville
U.B
Kuracofe
Fedenck
Mue Society
Edward Bakers Satuday
John Kelly
W. GB
William Carmack
Robert Wood
Adam Lisk
Valentine Creager
William Andes
Philip Smith Jr
Peter Beard
Avenour de Sterjing
Malladon
Lord Baltimore
Edward Loyd
Maryland
Skulenberger
Diebl
The Adamstown Dance at Kreigs Hall Adamtown
The Adamstown dance at Kreigs Hall featured lively strains by the F. C. B. orchestra and was overseen by Mesdames Robert Moffet and Gen Kohlenberg. A LaWotaous supper was served at midnight, and dancing resumed until 3 oclock. Numerous locals attended, with committee members including Robert Moffet Bernard Grove Henry Chiswell Arthur Saith and Charles Werthagton.
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Adamstown
Kreig’s
Adamtown
Mesdames
Robert Moffet
Gen
Kohlenberg
Robert Moet
Bernard Grove
Henry Chiswell
Arthur Saith
Charles Werthagton
Glustrated Lecture on Mexico by Professor Ober
Professor F A Ober will deliver a detailed Glustrated lecture on Mexico on Tuesday evening at City Hill. Written for the Lowell Institute Boston and Peabody Institute Baltimore, it drew distinguished attention and large audiences. The talk surveys Mexico from ancient to modern times, including discovery conquest archaeology people architecture resources climate railways government and commerce.
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Mexico
F. A Ober
City Hill
Lowell Institute of Boston
Peabody Institute of Baltimore
Cumberland Workman Hat Enters Its Third Volume
The Cumberland Workman, started in labor circles with a six column format, now runs eight columns signaling its deserved success. Sick List mentions Mr. Chas Sulman injured at his home near Poolesville, Montgomery County, by a falling timber, slowly recovering. In Local Circles, a party at West Rameter for Mise Belle Brady with Miss Kitty Roberts, Hos. Charles B. Raberia host, lively dancing and refreshments after ten. Frederick College Literary Society receives copies of Snake-peare'e. meets Tuesday afternoon for readings and a literary entertainment planned for February Qlad.
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Cumberland
Chas Sulman
Hs Home
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Mica Kitty Roberts
Charles B. Raberia
Westrameter
Mise Belle Brady
Harneburg
Encire
F.c. dl
Frederick College Literary Society
Religious Notes from Walkerstown Local Churches
A digest of Sunday services across faiths. Holy Communion and Sunday school times are listed for Reformed, Lutheran, Presbyterian, and Methodist churches. Historical note on Rocky Hill church includes founders, land purchase in 1768, and a plan for a new Lutheran church as funds exceed $12.
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Reformed Church
R v. BE. BR
Ebbica
A. S
Burne
St. Johns Roman
German Baptist Church
Edw A. Graner
G W. Euracofe
U. B
H. Bieta Feld
Evan. Lutheran
Luther Eubioisa
Hev
J A. Clatz
Board of Home Bfission
Glatz
Miemons
Keep me with Thee and grant that I May ever feel
A devotional poem-prayer asks for guidance and divine presence through life and after, blending religious aspiration with tender pleas for protection. The text shifts to news items and notices about hotel arrivals, local elections, verdicts, and stock quotes, reflecting a mixed 19th century newspaper page.
Fancies of Fashion at the Theater Burch Ware in Paris Hall
Imported theater bodices and mantles for grown women and stylish wraps for children are shown. Bright woolens for toddlers, Directoire motifs, and vivid two color gowns appear alongside lavender and gray gowns with artificial flowers and ornate embroidery. The era notes Paris trends influencing New York society.
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Paris
Lew Burke
Directoire
Melton
London
New York
Cormelius Variertiit
Ribboned fabrics set in fashionable colorways dominate Paris wear
Paris correspondents describe ribboured stripes in wool and gauze fabrics, with bold color contrasts and copper tones. The report notes evolving ribbon borders, a shift toward broader veils, and new veil arrangements promising a striking, modern silhouette for evening dress while reserving those styles for suitable accessories.
Fashion Notes Bracciers and Cans In Great Demand
Fashion notes describe evening gowns with Veronese red shades and Empire styles revived. The article mentions coats, cloaks, capes, collars, and evening accessories, including combs, side combs, and jewelry of gold or amber settings.
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Lamballe
Win Owe
Prohibition Efforts Reported in South Carolina Towns
In January reports detail dry laws in multiple towns with some rescissions and new alcohol transitions. Camden and Florence move toward reorganizing or enforcing controls while Chester and Unter repeal certain measures after legislative action. Druggists sell remaining alcohol in some dry towns under prescriptions as counties contend with changing status. Also noted is a Chicago reporter Clarence S. Gailer’s suicide amid a complex case involving a Mass Exoma stars lawsuit and regional press ventures. Catarrh Cure promotion accompanies the obituary-like fragment about the journalist.
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Carolina Cyastesroy
Camden
Varaville
Waterboro
Florence
Chester
Unter
Tim Lew
Charleston
Electric Bacters Promise Relief From Dyspepsia
A faded ad text touts Electric Bices as a cure for stomach and liver complaints. It claims thousands seek Fort daily relief, offering guarantees and promising Eupepsis through directions, with bottles priced at 30 cents and $1.00 by a pharmacist named Joeph B Garrote.
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Joeph B
Fist Symptoms of Death Warned as Poisoned Blood
The article notes feverishness dull headaches and a sinking feeling as signs of poisoned blood and urges pursuit to prevent death. It promotes Acker's English Blood Elixir via Williamson & Brown druggists with a positive guarantee. It also tells of Dr King’s New Discovery aiding a consumptive woman who recovered after using samples and bottles from Joseph & Garot’s Drug Store.
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Acker
Roowig
Williamson & Brown Druggists
Williamson & Brown
W. H. Cote
Fort Smuth
Joseph & Garot
Six Months. Felt Jr the foremost druggist in Watertown
Terrible farmings and cough remedies are advertised amid a mix of medical claims. Acker's Eshsch Cough Remedy is pitched to cure chest symptoms and feverish signs with a guarantee, offered by Williamson & Brown druggists.
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Felt, Jr
Waterremin
Reideaiz
Wik Wason & Browr
Tralane Tree
Williamson & Brown
Drusgists
Buckden’s Arnica Salve advertised for cuts and eruptions
An old style advertisement touts Buckden’s Arnica Salve as best for cuts sores tetter chained hands chilblains and all skin eruptions and claims it cures piles. It promises satisfaction or money refunded and lists a 25 cent price per bottle sold by Joseph B. Garruit.
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Buckden
Joseph B. Garruit
Parents Cominally Liable in Child Deaths Debate
An article argues parents are criminally responsible for many child deaths, claiming England’s child mortality is far lower and contrasting with claims by a brewery figure about beer’s influence. The piece cites Williamsor and Prown druggists in asserting preventive duties.
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England
Acker
Oy Williamsor
Prown Dragzis
Public Sale of Frederick County Real Estate 1889
Assignee LEANOR W. WILLIAMSON announces a public sale of real estate tied to Jacob D Wolf and Daniel W Forrest deeds. The sale, Friday January 25, 1889 at 1 o'clock PM, covers Lot 10 with store and dwellings on the Smithburg and Mechantetown roads in Wolville, plus 722 acres of mountain land 12 miles northeast of Wolville on Spruce Run Road. Assignee will verify titles per recorded Liber GCM and Liber C.M.
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Jacobs D Welf
Frederick Ewwaty
Wolviille Frederck County
Maryland
Wolisville
Catoctin
Frederick County
Facub Wolk
Mr. Becker
Samuel Houster
Jacob D. Wolf
Frederick Connt
Waich
Beck Bulding
Joseph
Williams
Leanor W
Williamson
Montgacee
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