Statue of Benjamin Franklin Unveiled in Washington
In Washington on January 18 the Franklin statue was revealed on its pedestal at the intersection of D and Tenth streets near Pennsylvania Avenue. The eight foot six inch figure sits on an eleven foot two inch granite base, part of a nineteen foot eight inch monument funded by Stason Hutchins. The sculptor Ernst Fiesemann produced the piece, and ceremonial draping cords were removed by Mrs. Emory, with Franklin descendants among spectators.
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Butchina
Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Tenth Streets
Pennsylvania Avenue
Franklin
Massschustts Granin
Sgure
Stason Hutchins
Washington Post
Cty
Congress Haying
Printing House Square
New York
Capitol City
Mir
Ernst Fiesmenn
Hutchins
Ing
Mlw
Emory
Wiliam Ho Emory
Bache
Mim Eory
Dunscan Walker
New York Stocks Hold Steady Amid Moderate Demand
Trading in New York stocks showed a quiet session with modest gains in late morning trading. Delaware and Hudson led advances around 2 percent on strong buying, while Chicago & Alton and other railway issues were mixed as prices drifted through the noon hour.
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New York
Delaware and Hudson
Chicace & Alten
Dei
Hudson
West
N.Y
NJ Central
de Pref
Central Pacifc
Mmessoun Pace TS Sa Paul
Texas Pacific
Quincy
Canada Southern
Rig
Canada
Public notices and local meetings headline January 18 1889
Discharged cases heard by Magistrate Barrick include Battie and Ida Davie for assault on Mary B Cobert and stoning her house and Elizabeth Moors for assault on Ida Henderson. Reynold's Post G A R holds Camp Fire Feb 4 at Post Hall for members and soldiers. Edith Crolias Conery Company offers a free riding exhibition tomorrow at 2 pm at 90 Market Street between Church and Second Streets. The space above referred to is granted by corporate authorities.
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Battie
Ida Davie
Mary B.cobert
Elizabeth Moors
Ida Henderson
Barrick
Reynold’s
G. A
G. W. Grove
Post Hall
Edith Crolias Conery Company
Market Street
Church
Second Streets
Frederick City
Maryland
General Assembly of Maryland
Frederick County
Essa
George Estsely
East Frithetree
Mt Pleasant Fair Nets 55 For Catholic Parish
A fair on Mt Pleasant opened last evening and reports a net gain of 55 dollars. Proceeds will fund construction of a Catholic parish house at the site, with events continuing tonight and tomorrow night.
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Mt. Pleasant
Postponed hearing in State versus Chase May Anders case
The case of the State vs Chase May Anders charged with interfering with an officer in the discharge of duties was postponed until Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock before Magistrate Nienaber. Constable E D Grimes had charge of the case. The notice includes unrelated commercial advice and home trade exhortations.
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Chase Mayanders
Nienaber Yesterdly
E D. Grimes
Democratic City Central Committee to Meet at Gibsons Club
The Democratic City Central Committee will meet at the Jeffersonian Club headquarters in Gibzens National Book at 7:30 this evening. Chairman is Chas OC Smith and secretary QS J Beckley. members listed by ward from No 1 to 5.
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Democratic City Central Committee
Jeffersonian Club
Chas
OC. Smith
QS. J. Beckley
J W Baughman
Francis P Fabao
Wm H Shipier
Sohn Philipa
Thomas Filby
Charles C Smith
Frank T Phodez
Charles N Hahn
Joseph F Payne
Aston Rosenstock
Luiiher C Darr
John H Simpson
George L Stall
CH Eskstein
Dw Koontz
Sol Gaphart
Lewis R Biddlemoser
Lewis
Moberly
Chas E Mallen
J J Mehr- Hingso
J Backley
Charles B Tyson
Augustus Obenderfer
Barry B Qoyan
Jobo W Kolb
Officers Installed And School Board Elected At Walkersville
South Mountain Lodge No. 125 L O C F installed officers by District Deputy C L Stotelmyer with J E English N G A Hays V G and C H Green secretary J F Mangens treasurer The Reformed Sunday School of Walkersville elected E C Hoover superintendent T L Hoover assistant superintendent DeWitt C Stotelmyer secretary D E Warrenfeltz treasurer and G L Stotelmyer librarian The school plans to stay open through winter per Catoctia News.
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South Mountain Lodge No. 125
C. L Stotelmyer
R. J. English
N.G. A. Hays
V.G. C. H Green
J. F. Mangens
Reformed Sunday School of
Walkersville
Church Council
E. C. Hoover
T. L. Hoover
DeWitt C.stotelmyer
D.E. Warrenfeltz
G. L Stotelmyer
Catoctia News
Kemp's Balsam Ad Bares Cure Promise
A testimonial style ad urges readers to try Kemp's Balsam for coughs and chest ailments. It claims many coughs worsen without medicine and promises noticeable relief with a guaranteed result. Trial sizes are offered free, with price listed as 50 and 1.09 dollars.
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Frederick
Xemp
Religious Notes and a Cedar Grove Wedding
Religious notes report Rev G W Kiracole to preach at Coast Street Lutheran Church this evening. The F C Y M G A meeting last night drew strong interest and Dr E R Eschbach led the service. Dr Diehl, nearly recovered, will preach at Court Street Lutheran on Sunday morning. Rev Mr Bergstresser of Middletown presides in the evening. A Cedar Grove wedding joined Mr Joshua L Riggs and Miss Mary L Beall with Rev Cross officiating. guests, attire, and decorations noted. no attendants beyond close family.
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G. W. Kiracole
Coast Street
Lutheren
E.R. Eschbach
Diehl
Court Street
Cozventional Brass
Mr. Levin Gardner
Miss Routh M. Beall
M. Bradley J. Riggs
Maa Nellie Lynn
Washington
Obituary notes for Mrs Sallie Grabill and Alva Clarriesa Shivers
Mrs Sallie Grabill wife of Maryland legislator Peter Grabill died at her daughter’s home in Maybery Farmtown Carroll county aged sixty seven. She was born Rudisell of Taneywowedjatriet and mother of Alma Margaret Rinehart wife of Dr Waco Rinehart of Frizzellsburg. Alva Clarriesa Shivers widow of John Shivers of Frederick county died in Baltimore at 92 years 2 months 24 days and was buried at Linganore Cemetery near Unionville.
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Sallie Grabill
Peter Grabill
Maryland
Louie Fieagle
Maybery Uarmtown
Carroll County
Graybills
Rudiceila
Farovnes
Baltimore
Alva
Clarriesa Shivers
Linganore Cemetery
Unionville
John Shivera
Frederick County
Origin and rise of the song John Brown's Body
A Youth's Companion summary traces the folk origins of John Brown's Body, noting its prewar popularity in New England meetings and revival services. It details how the Tigers of Boston and John Brown shaped the tune, its adoption by the Twelfth Regiment at Fort Warren, and its rapid spread through the army and nation. It mentions Julie Ward Howe's later Battle Hymn of the Republic words and the song's enduring place beside the original hymn.
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Youn
America
John Brown
New
Massachusetts
Volunteer
Ronden
Fort Warren
Boston Harbor
Rington
Brown
Tigers
Jor Drona
Garer+ Ferry
Edward Everett
Boston
Fletcher Webster
Stete Street
Gory
Balleiniah
New York
Baltimore
Unier
Julis Ward Howe
Wire and Hinges for Farm Use and Apoplexy in Swine
A guide on repurposing soft galvanized wire for household and farm repairs from fencing to buckles and supports. It also covers handling apoplexy in fat hogs, including signs, probable rupture causes, and emergency steps to save or salvage the animal.
Tomete Egg Plant Novelty At Burlmaston Fair
The Tomete egg plant attracted large attention at the Burlmaston county fair shown by B. F. Bishop from the Progressive Farmers club. The fruit resembles a teedium used ribbed and the skin is bright red like Cayenne peppers.Origins trace to a single specimen among Black Pokin egg plants in southern New Jersey. The specimen used for illustration came from seeds of the original plant. The plant is a curiosity and novelty, with the root’s flesh solid and dry, and cultivation same as common egg plant.
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New
Jersey
Healing of the Leper and Jesus Prayers in Mark 1
A devotional study notes Jesus praying in solitary places and teaching on preaching the Kingdom. It retells the leper coming to Jesus, his plea for cleansing, and Jesus compassionately healing him, then sending him to follow the law and spread the news.
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Zemve Helper
Oy Ote
Hofman
Ananias
Santor Tarsus Hesard
Luke
Hus Fieher
Orrnae
Golned
Jesus
Soula
Simon
Tim
Ham
Tien
Israel
David
Abraham
Matthew
Galilee
Adams Sim
Jesus Christ
Mottvili
Lobe
Basteawen
Luks Vy
Bed Wroucht
Varteally
Bao
Shaw
Sines
Jebus
Acker's English Dyspepsia Tablets Promised Cure
An advertisement proclaims these tablets will prevent and cure indigestion and related distress. It credits William on Brown as the guarantor.
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Acker
William On & Brown
How to Move Nealthy Sime In Poultry Hogs This Text
The article offers farming guidance on keeping livestock and hogs healthy. It covers separating large and small stock, regular feeding of wholesome but bulky foods, ensuring feeds are eaten clean before new portions, providing shelter and exercise, and avoiding spoiled slops. It advises clean conditions, secure breeding, pure deep-well water, and spring fattening with a mix of grains and forages.
Indian Skeletons Found Near Winthrop South of Boston
Archaeologists report Indian skeletons unearthed near Winthrop Massachusetts just south of the shore. One skeleton showed notable adornment and was encased in copper with a bark outer cover. Burial posture had heads toward the east and knees drawn up. Professor Putnam notes the last Winthrop burial occurred in 1650, fourteen years before the Winthrop settlement.
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Winthrop
Boston
Lave
Gonni
Centric
Winthrop and Shore Ra Loed Company
Tn Wesoef
Professor Putnent
New York
Bor
Journal
Electric Bitters Proved Best Remedy by Many Druggists
The Veelict Unanimous and Abraham Hare endorse Electric Bitters as the best remedy for liver, kidney, and blood diseases. Testimonials from W. D. Sck of Bippus Indiana and others claim quick relief and cures after long ailments. Sold for fifty cents a bottle at Jos. B. Garrett's drug store.
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W. D.sck
Bippus
Ind
Abraham Hare
Bellville
Ohio
Jos
Wonderful discovery cures woman in Kelby county
A county woman named Mrs. Luther Lutz reportedly survived seven years of a grave illness after using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. One bottle relieved her cough and helped her sleep, leading to a claimed miraculous recovery. The ad urges readers to obtain a free trial bottle at Jos B. Garrott's drugstore.
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Dr King
Luther Lutz
W. C. Hamack & Co
Kelby
N.C
Jos B. Garrott
Lucy Balsam Promotes Notable Local Sales
Felt the foremost druggist in We tertown reports strong success for Lucy Balsam from Van Wert Chemical Co Watertown. In six months they sold 396 houses with nearly all bottles guaranteed. few returned. Received many testimonials from prominent residents. sale via WH Gason Browy.
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Felt
Wetertown
van Wert Chemical Co
Watertown
Lucy Balsam
Sam
Sason & Browy
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Bentz Street
Lewis W. Riddlemoser
West Patrick Street
Robert Ramsturg
Augustus Leader
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Eleanor W. Willian
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South Street
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C. Heemann
Moldeclawin
Borsa
Sean Aul Dae
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