Banquet Honors Mr Geo Roberts At Union Meeting
A Union gathering last evening hosted about 30 members with Mr A Ely presiding and delivering remarks. The event featured a high character menu and plans to entertain visiting delegates next week. A separate incident reports Miss Adams fainting in front of Krise Dean’s store after vertigo. Dr Al A Both attended and provided care.
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Geo. Roberts
A. Ely
Union
Moas Adams
Doub'’s
Gni Atbeck
Krise & Dean’s
South Market Street
Sand
Abore
al A. Both
Leesburg Bank Names Directors for Coming Year
At the regular meeting of the Peonies National Bank of Leesburg held at their banking house in Taraday on January 8, the following gentlemen were unanimously elected directors for the ensuing year: John Arnold, Dr O S Carter, Jon D Baker, President, J B McCabe, C W Dittlejon, TL McInosh, A D Norris, RH Tebbs, E White and Bob R Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburg
E Bank
Peonies National Bank of
Taraday
John Arnold
O S Carter
Jon D ‘Baker
J B McCabe
C W Dittlejoho
TL McInosh
A D B “Norris
RH Tebbs
E ¥ White
Bobi R Walker
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Promises Relief From Catarrh
Sufferers of catarrh hear roaring noises and loss of smell or bearing. The ad asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood to cure thin disease, presenting it as a peculiarly successful remedy for catarrh and related symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Poultry Show Judging Progress in Junior Hall
A large crowd visits the Poultry Show in Junior Hall as coops fill and incubators hatch chicks. By 3 pm awards for Light Brahmas are announced with Sobn Gost of Hegerstows taking multiple places and Horley and Birely of this city earning first and second in various breeding classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qoopsr
Sobn L. Gost
Hegerstows
Horley & Birely
Society's Exactions and the Duty of Women at Home
The piece argues that social duty is misused to excuse extravagance and vanity. It cites Wilkie Collins through a Scottish World contributor to condemn superficial living. It contends homes suffer when women neglect family duties for society’s expectations and urges women to focus onHOME work and real obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkie Collins
Sensation at Lewistown Walkersville Enterprise report
A Lewistown correspondent describes a pending court init by T F Pal with J A Biehl and Galeb Rice. The trial is set before Justice Baker on Saturday the 12th at 2 PM. Biehl Rice defense hires William Wiliesxon. Moore ill in bed under Palmer care and sworn to accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Walkersville
Enterprise
T. F. Pal
Wmmerve
J. A. Biehl
Galeb Rice
Baker
P. m. Messrs
Moore Ding
Srigad
Palmer
Mr. Rice
Fidal
Rich
Moore
Farm sale and a bad runaway in Lewistown area
A farm owned by Robert Eaton near Lewistown totaling 46 acres sold to John H. Hill of Utica Mills for 3 075. Eaton plans to relocate near Rockyville Montgomery County. Also reports a runaway incident involving two Jesuit College brothers on West Second Street with a overturned buggy and thrown occupants, no serious injuries.
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John H. Hill
Utica Mills
Robert’ D Eaton
Lewistown
Eaten
Rockyville
Montgomery County
Jesuit College
Second Street
Holiness Meeting and Officer Nominations Reported
A holiness meeting is set for Barracks this evening at eight. The Independent WIm Company plans to nominate officers for the next year this evening, with the election to be held on the last Friday of the month. Mary Jane Robinson faced Magistrate Turner on a larceny charge, waived examination, and was committed to jail in default of $150 for grand jury action.
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S.A. Matters
WIM
Bese Company
Mary’ Jane Robinson
Turner
Death notices of William Robinson and Henry Kepler
William Robinson a harnessmaker formerly of New York and now working in Carroll county was found dead in his bed at Wisner's Mill near Union Mound on Wednesday. He was about fifty years old and death is believed due to apoplexy. Henry M. Kepler a Middletown Valley farmer died suddenly from paralysis last evening. He was 55 or 60, leaving a wife and eight children. The funeral for Kepler will be Sunday at 10 AM with interment in Middletown.
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William Robinson
New York
Carroll County
Wisner's Mill
Union Mule
Newag
Henry M. Kepler
Middletown Valley
Middletown
County Commissioners Meet. road supervisors approved
County commissioners met at the usual hour and settled accounts with road supervisors of Woodsborough Jackson and Lewiston. An auditor was appointed for the year to supervise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsborough
Jackeon
Lewistown
Overcoats and helmets for Frederick Riemen company
Members will receive overcoats this evening from Frederick Riemen. Capt Beckley has placed requisitions for helmets and fatigue blouses, to arrive in a few days and be distributed to company members.
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Frederick Riemen
Beckley
Hhis
Martinsburg Wedding Bells for Feldman Rutledge Pair
In First Lutheran Church Martinsburg West Virginia yesterday at 2 30 p m pastor Rev Trump united Me John W Feldman of Hagerstown Md and Miss Gloria E Rutledge eldest daughter of William Rutledge proprietor Continental Hotel Martinsburg The ushers maids of honor and organist were named and the bridal party departed at 3 10 for a wedding tour to principal eastern cities aboard the Cumberland Valley Railroad
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Trump
John W. Feldman
Hageratown
Glora E. Rutledge
Daugher
Ed. Rutled
Mr. Cook
Hagerstows
Miss Willie Grove
Misa Ada Rodrick
Cumberland Valley “Railroad
Trial date set in Piedmont and Cumberland case
The railroad case between the Piedmont and Cumberland Railroad Company and Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company and Charles F. Meyer, removed to this county from Alegray county, is set for trial on Tuesday, February 12, 1869.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont and Cumberland Railroad Company
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Charles F. Meyer
Alegray County
Baker-Carty matter reviewed in Leesburg Mirror
The Leesburg Mirror reports Baker was in Leesburg last Thursday for about three hours, arriving on the 11 am train and leaving at 2 pm. He had not visited the town for weeks and has not spent a night here in three months.
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Baker
Leesburg
Thoreday
Donts for Good Girls Advice for proper conduct from 1900s era
A list of social rules for women emphasizing propriety and modesty. It cautions against indebting oneself to men, sharing photos, drawing attention in public, wearing formal evening wear in daytime, writing to men only when necessary, and greeting etiquette. It urges concise notes, measured politeness, avoidance of familiarity, and staying informed on arts and current affairs.
Reception Honors Miss Maud Waters at Baltimore Residence
A Wednesday reception at Mr R C Waters home on Frederick road near Olivet Baltimore honored Miss Maud Waters daughter of R C Waters on a short Frederick City visit. Music and dancing were provided by Mr C D Waters Blue Mountain Orchestra. a sumptuous repast followed. Guests included Mr and Mrs Kingsley Mr and Mrs McCarley Dr Mullins and several others from Frederick and local families.
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Maud Waters
R .C. Waters
Frederick Road
M:. Olivet
Baltimore
Frederick City
Ah. Gill
Milkaland
Mr Gill
Gabis
Joseph Kingsley
Air
Pelis McCarley
D . Heddinger
Brown
Beanor
Harry
Win Harry
W . Harry
Misa Ids.Smith
Frederick
Guesta
Watere
Seinecker
Abseen Steifel
Bestha Hames
Leoter
the Wiesel Welch
Misa Linder
Misa Reuter
Dr. Mullins
Frank Waters
Berryman
Kemp's Balsam Advertisement Claims Quick Cough Cure
An old medical ad touts Kemp's Balsam as a quick cough remedy. It promises immediate relief after the first dose with a positive guarantee, offered in 50 cent and one dollar sizes. Trial and free samples claimed available through druggists.
A Good Trade to Learn and Its Broad Prospects
A discussion extols the machinist trade as a secure livelihood with strong upward mobility, noting high pay and demand for skilled workers. It highlights invention opportunities, practical value, and the country’s reliance on proficient machinists to sustain wealth, citing historical anecdotes to illustrate enduring relevance.
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Thas
Gasometer Explosions Cripple Brooklyn Works
A massive blast at the Citizens' Gas works on Ninth Street Brooklyn, followed by a second tank explosion, left nearby streets in ruins. Fire and smoke, shattered iron girders, and a toppled gasometer sent crowds fleeing as officials blamed high winds. Loss estimated around 150000, three seriously injured with many others hurt by debris. a third tank survived, and most damaged gas will be sold for scrap.
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Beochrs
Jan
Brooklyn
Citizens’ Gaoligit Company
Binith Street
Firth
Slaith
Patrick Tierney
John Horan
Mary Lynneh
John Flynn
Smith’ Street
Fifth Street
Burns
Sid
North Carolina Attorney General Reports Mob Violence Amid Turmoil
The attorney general reports to the governor that mobs have disrupted events and altered proceedings. He cites Mrs Margaret Sedelphian who ran a sporting resort, and a German servant named Absel as implicated in a violent crime.
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Davidson
North Carolina
Srnev
Slyneh Jawami
Margaret Sctdelphian
Timore
Jesus Mission and Power in Galilee Sermon Notes
A sermon digest traces Jesus ministry after his baptism, noting his Galilean tour, miracles, and teaching. It emphasizes acting in the Spirit, casting out unclean spirits, and inviting commitment through faith and service, citing Luke and John alongside a call to personal renewal.
Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Cure for Digestive Ailments
An advertisement touts Ackers English Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy to digestion issues and associated misery. It claims the product will both check and cure a wide range of diseases, guaranteed by William on Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackers
William On & Brown
English Blood Elixir Promises Cure For Blood Poisons
Claiming definitive proof, the seller asserts Acker's English Blood Elixir cures blood poisons and guarantees results. The advertisement from Williamson & Brown urges pharmacists or retailers to stock the product with a strong guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
Williamson & Brown Grug
Bing
Williamson & Brows
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Remedies
An ad warns against ointments containing mercury that harm the mucus surfaces and urges using only physician prescribed products from reputable sources. It promotes Dr. Cheney’s Catarrh Cure and Hell’s Catarrh Cure manufactured in Toledo Ohio and sold by local druggists at 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Fr. Cheney, & Co
Public Sale of Household Furniture on South Market Freder
The undersigned will sell at public sale on South Market Street in Freder at 10 o clock in the forenoon the complete household and kitchen furnishings. Items include rosewood parlor suite walnut desk set, marble top table, hair cloth rocker, mahogany sideboard, walnut extension table with chairs, wardrobe set, looking glasses, wash stands, Brussels carpet, bedstead, cook stove, carpets, bedding, furniture, tin ware, glassware, and various household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towit
Kca
Wolfsville land sale of 3 12 acres with buildings in Frederick County
Assignee of Eleanor W. W. Ellis and son conveyances sell by mortgage power on January 25 1889 at Wolfsville Frederick County Maryland. Real estate includes 3 12 acres at the junction of Smithbors and Mechanicstown Roads with store building and multiple dwellings. Adjoins Jacob Wolf Sr Mrs Becker and Samuel Holter. Also 73 acre lot about 2 1/2 miles northeast of Wolfsville with Spruce Run Creek frontage. Terms cash.
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Jacob D. Wolf
Frederick County
Mortaize
Wolfsville
Maryland
Witt
Smithbors
Mechanicstown
Catoctin
Frederik County
Jacob Wolf
Becker
Samuel Holter
T. G
Wolfville
Catcetin
Daniel W. Forrest
Jacopb Wolf
Daniel W.forrest
Frederick
Josepar A. Willianson
Eleanor W. W. Ellisafson
Frederick City Registration Notice for 1889 Aldermanic Districts
The notice lists appointed Registration Officers for Frederick City Maryland in compliance with 1872 act. Registration will occur on the third Sunday and January 21 1889 from early morning to evening in each aldermanic district. Male citizens over twenty one with qualification may register to vote for Mayor and Aldermen. Foreign-born citizens should bring naturalization papers. First District registrar is George Esterly at 21 East Fifth Street.
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Frederick City
Maryland
General Assembly of
Frederick
Fussterick City
O'Elgek
A. m
An& O
Frederick Conaty
George Esterly
East Fifth Street
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Navy Yard
Mvreck
Missinippi
Stockhaven iMliss
Stinlay
Sam Berry
Randall
Veil Colony
Meir
Neelis
Farrell
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Birciss
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Galilee
Hind
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Andrew
Simon
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Capernany i
Jerusalem
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Samaria
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Lukes iv
Corning
Capernaum
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God
Is Nazareth
Tess
Teader
Simos
Esther
Luke
Mustang
Wiss
Buast
Dr. King
Joseph B. Gerrett
England
Williamson & Brown Druggists
Fels
Wetertown
van Wert Chemical Co
Watertown
Sam Yer
Wissasou & Brower
Triacise Free
Williamson & Brown, Draugisss
Shottl
King
Joseph B.garrett
Buckten
Joseph B. Garratt
Freder
Jon 'T
Sinn
Haines
WLDEN
Race St
Cinemaati
Semst Biseup
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All Drozsiats
Eee
Richardson & Robbins
Sappington
Market Stree
Broderick
Mustang Linenert
toyal Salking _Cowdsar Co
Wallstree
Frederick City, MD
George L. Stull
Lewis Brucer
Bentz Street
Lewis W. Riddlemoser
West
Patrick Street
Robert Ratsburg
Augustus Leader
Rink
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Frederick Crix
Jan Scawinee
Freprews, Mo
Citizens’ National Book of
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