January 18 1389 Symeneall Dr Pinkner and Grace Airmatrong wed
Brief local notice reports Symeneal L Dr Pinkner Davis formerly of Mit Airy now of Baltimore married Grace Airmatrong of Baltimore on January 15 at Wak mearded. The column also notes a shooting match at Stohrsville with Winchester rifles and poultry prizes, no victors named due to ongoing results. Hotel arrivals list guests at City Hotel, Grand Hotel, and Carlin House from nearby counties and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symeneall
Pinkner B. Davis
Mit
Airy
Baltimore
Wak
Mies Grace
Services For Tomorrow Across Several Churches
A list of Sunday worship and Sunday school times across multiple denominations in Utica, Adams, Baltimore, Walkers Hills, and neighboring towns. Sermons by Rev. Luther Kuhlman, Rev. Wa. L. Ould, Rev. 5. L. Whitmore, Rev. Os Berne Ingle, Rev. ERB. Esch-Back, Dr. Diehl, and Rev. G. W. Kiracofe. Events include monthly Ladies Aid meeting and a jazzed in gospel meeting with music, plus holy days observances and lectures by George F. Kennan in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Van
Luther Kuhlman
Wa. L. Ould
Presbyterian Church
L. Whitmore
Adams
Third
Utica
U.B
Walkers Hills
Sainte’ P. E
Os Berne Ingle
Reformed
Erb. Esch- Back
Br. W. HO. Kelier
Diehl
Court Street Lutheran Church
J. Soblin
U. B
G. W. Kiracofe
Peator
M. E. Church
Kemp's Baream Proves Quick Cure Claims
A promotional note warns about foolish people who wait for medicine to work before seeking treatment. It touts Kemp's Baream as a successful remedy with a positive guarantee, claiming noticeable results after the first dose. Trial size is free, with the full price listed.
Orphans' Court Administrations and County Board Actions
Letters of administration were granted for Geo Robinson and Isaac N Burke estates with bonds of 600 and 500 respectively. The County Commissioners discussed a proposed Monocacy bridge at Reich's ford and adjourned to Feb 1. In Tuscarora, the Young Men's Republican Club elected officers led by President W P Morsell and Secretary Albert Hurley. remaining posts held over.
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Orphans’ Court
Geo. Robinson
Fletcher
Isaac N. Burke
William Burke
County Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
Reich's Ford
Young Men's Republican Club of
Tuscarora District
Brookhill
WP. Morsell
Albert Hurley
Chac. Sanner
Wao. Smith
Jury finds Debbie Gant of unsound mind in inquiry
The sheriff s jury convened at the Court House and concluded its work finding Debbie Gant of unsound mind and unable to take proper care of herself or her property. The funeral of Mrs Michael Haller was held at 2 o clock from her residence on South Market Street with interment in Mt Olivet Cemetery. The pallbearers were David Young Nash Young Adolphus Fearkeke Wm Roelkey Augustus Bader and Capt Hiteshew. F Schroeder & Jones undertakers.
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Debbie Gant
Michael Haller
South Market Street
Mt. Olivet
Luther Kuhlman
Relating
David Young
Nash Young
Adolphus Fearkeke
Wm. Roelkey
Augustus Bader
Capt
Hiteshew
F. Schroeder
Magistrate Disposes Several Local Court Actions
The State versus Victoria Brown Ida Brown and Glora Brown for assault and battery on Hattia Nichols was heard before Magistrate Wilson and all prisoners were discharged. Justice Hammond presided at a civil suit between Jos Wood and the Fowler Bros with lawyers J R Wood and J G Motter. Frank Smith charged with assault on Joseph Lamb was discharged after witnesses and evidence were found insufficient by Magistrate Johnzen.
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Victoria Brown
Ida
Glora Brown
Hattia Nichols
Wilson
Justice Hammond
New Market
Jos. Wood
Fowler Bros
J. R. R. Wood
Wood
J.G. Motter
Frank Smith
Exhibition of 90 photograys delights Oxford Leaple class
Dr Leech hosted an optical show for the Oxford Leaple and Infant Class last evening. A crowd saw about 90 large color pictures, each nine feet across, projected on a sheet with vivid explanations by Hed ding B Leen, assisted by Bert Wallis. Audience response was enthusiastic and about 158 in small denomination admissions were collected.
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Leech
Oxford
Rers
Ould
Kashcore
Hedding B. Leen
Bert Wallis
Qither
Claes
Deaths and funerals in Carroll and nearby counties
Deaths include Chas Gernand of Mechanics Town age 21 of consumption. Henrietta Devilbies of Uniontown district buried in Uniontown. George Holmes of Sykesville dies of pneumonia at aunt Mrs Sesaan Warfeld home. 63 and unmarried. George Stull near Bethel dies of dropsy at 83. funeral at Bethel church. Israel Switzer of New Windsor dies at 36. survived by wife, son, daughter. longtime wooden pump maker and Union man who supported Benjamin Harrison.
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Chas, Gernand
Mechanicstown
Henrietta Devilbies
James Devilbies
Uniontown
Carroll County
George Holmes
Sykesville
Sesaan Warfeld
St. Barnsbas’s Catholic Church
Geo. Stull
Bethel
Bethel Church
Perry G. Smith
Israel Switzer
New Windsor
Carroll
Howard
Benjamin Harrison
Teachers Meeting Debates Prize Rewards and New Features
The Girard Street Public School hosts a teachers association meeting. Students from Church Street School perform Farry Moonlight while a reading Aunt Kattie's First Car Ride is read by Misa Katie Glesener. Debates on school order and Teachers Institute announced for February adjournment.
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Girard Street
Aunt Kattie
Misa Katie Glesener
Farry
Church Street School
Echolars
Church St School
Waifs and Strays Roundup of Oddities and Local Lore
A collection of curious items from across the nation. Notes include a steel nickname for Emperor Francis Joseph, Austria. 4,000,000 men’s linen collars produced yearly. Kaiser Wilhelm halting horse racing in Prussia on Sundays. Other tales mention a Fresno man selling a possum and farming plans, a 109 year old auntie Simmons in North Carolina, and a Portland man’s dream about a stolen collar.
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Francis Joseph
Austria
Kaiser Wilhelm
Prusis
Ryan
Miss Rock
Poulan
Willows
Cel
Sacramento
Cal
Rebecca Benteell
Eastman
Fresno
Col
Ith
Carulas
Simmons
John Taggart
Mir Taggart
Portland
Amenca Traveler Praises Americans and French Habits
The author reflects on six months in Amenca praising well read Americans and hospitable society while contrasting with French life and notions of happiness. He suggests Americans chase affluence and may miss true happiness, noting the French shopkeeper balances work and family better despite informal hours.
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Fcans
Amenca
Imer
America
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat trial offered in Frederick
The homeliest man in Frederick and others are invited to call on any drogeist for a free trial battle of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lang remedies. Sold on its merits and guaranteed to relieve chronic coughs asthma bronchitis and consumption. Large bottles three cents and one dollar.
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Frederick
Wonderful discovery aids a county woman’s illness
A chronic disease case from Kelby North Carolina reports Mrs Luther Lotz fell ill for seven years with severe coughing and sleepless nights. After using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption she slept well and was relieved, leading to a claimed miraculous cure by W C Hamrick Co. of Kelby and Jos B Garrott’s drug store offering a free bottle.
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Dr King
Ose Bowie
Luther Lotz
W. C. Hamrick & Co
Kelby, N.C
Van Wert's Balsam Endorsed by Blanco Druggists
Alexander Speer & Son of Blanco Texas says Van Wert's Balsam is the best selling remedy they ever stocked and satisfies customers. Williamson & Brown advertise it for sale with a trial size offered free.
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Texas
Alexander Speer & Son
Blanco
van Wert
Williamson & Brown
Haytian gunboat faults lead to near collision with Republic
A Haitian gunboat Novela Valiregue reportedly collided with the Haitian Republic steamship on December 20. The gunboat altered course within 40 yards, struck, reversed engines, and then altered course again missing the Republic. An armed launch found a claim that ropes were to blame, with questions whether higher authority ordered the act to sink the vessel.
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Novela Valiregue
Artian
Heytian Republic
Mde
Galena
HYDEROPHOBIA AND DEATH OF MAN IN JERSEY CITY
John Storms dies in City Hospital ten days after a dog bite linked to hydrophobia. Father Curran administers steam baths in a last effort, but convulsions become violent and death occurs. Other items note Republican soldier leagues forming in Chicago and Bloomington, and a New York legislature agenda on bridges, lunacy commission, and mortgage rates.
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Enizapern
N.J
Sam
John Sterms
Caus
Father Curran
Catholic Church of the Holy Rosary
Storms
Shis
Senet
New York
Autany
Brooklyn Bridge
Geneva
Senate
Fancies of Fashion Glove Lengths Rule the Season
The piece examines glove trends shaping the social season. It notes twenty-button length for ball gowns and thirty-button length for slender arms, with flesh colored undressed kid gloves, embroidered designs, and coordinated shades replacing earlier white or multi tone ensembles.
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Paris
Feshian
Ind
Dark gloves for daily wear and care tips
The piece advises Chicago women to wear dark gloves daily, notes prices from 1.35 to 2.50, and claims durable wear for months with proper care. It discusses mending gloves with careful stitching and plaster to prevent tearing, and mentions fashionable theater and suede gloves, with long dress accessories and un-dyed kid preferences. It also includes testimonials praising Electric Bitters as a universal remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Therima
Hoss Shay
Van Wert’s Balsam Endorsed by Montane Miners
Montane miners face harsh exposure and frequent coughs and throat troubles. Each miner carries Van Wert's Balsam by Van Werth, Balsam, Thompson & Breinard of Meldeo Montana, with Wilismeson & Brown as trial distributors.
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van Werth
Balsam
Thompson & Breinard
Meldeo Montana
van Wert
Wilismeson & Brown
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