Hymeneal Notes and Public Announcements
The nuptials of Minnie Chamers of Piatper's Ferry to Dr Charles Ene Tish will be on Tuesday at Memorial Church in Baltimore. Cards are out for the silver wedding of Mr and Mrs Kleff of the Alton Hotel in Westminster. Also a measured insertion praising Hood's Sarsaparilla for blood impurities and associated ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie
G. W. Chamers
Piatper’s Ferry
Chas H. Ene- Tish
Tnareday
Memorisi Cnorch
Baltimors
Mre. Kleff
al Bion Hotel
Westminster
Ministers Meeting Held Quiet City Assembly
The regular meeting of the ministers of the city convened at the United Brethren church at 10 in the morning with all clergy present except Dr Dieh. The session drew no public interest. The next gathering is set for February 4 in the Presbyterian lecture room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Dr. Dieh
Presbyterian
Jad Falls and City Accidents and Funeral Notice
Mr Ed Koontz president of the Junior Steam Fire Engine Co tripped by an Independent hose and struck his left knee on a curb Friday night near Third and Market streets. Frederick Esterly, an elderly resident on North Market Street, fell from some caves on Saturday injuring his right hip and was returned home by conveyance. The funeral of Geo W Folmes from Sykesville, conducted at Barnabas P. HL church, with Rev S R Hale and Rev Dr Rich, proceeded to Greenmount Cemetery after a Baltimore & Ohio train transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jad Falls
Ed. Koontz
Walters
Third and
Market Streate
Frederick Esterly
North Market Street
City Hall
Geo. W. Ffolmes
Susan Warfield
Sykesville
Barnabess P. HL
S.R Hale
Dr Rich
Heisterstown
Capt
J. W. Bennett
Geo. W. Manro
Frank G. Merceron
Cordial Welcome for Rev Dr Diedl at Lutheran Church
At Evangelical Lutheran church yesterday morning Rev Dr Geo Diedl preached on Romans 12:9 and 20, delivering with force and eloquence. A large congregation heard him and he thanked the people for their Christmas gift. The service concluded with a joyful reception as the congregation celebrated his recovery of health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Geo. Diedl
Geom Romans
A Brilliant Event Lecture by Cox on February 8
Preparations for a lecture by Cox are complete and the occasion is eagerly awaited by readers who relish humor, brilliance, and instruction. The note praises his intellect and wit, citing The Koran and Why We Laugh as exemplars, and mentions his forthcoming work The Tenth Maze as a broad survey of marvels in physical advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Thom
Sunset Cox
Roure
Obituaries Departed Citizens Claude Bernes and James Devilbiss
After a lingering illness Claude BM Bernes of New Market died at home at three in the morning. He was 34 and unmarried. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the house, interment at New Cemetery near the village, Rev EO Ewing officiating. James Devilbiss, aged 72, noted in Saturday's News, had been a resident of Uniontown. She leaves a husband a son and four grandchildren. Her funeral was Saturday at the SM P church, Uniontown, Rev T D Valiant conducting. Interment followed at Uniontown cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude BM Bernes
New Market
New Ceetery
EO Ewing
MP Church
James
T D. Valiant
McSherry Plans Fountain for North Market Street Triangle
Dr McSherry leads revival of Market and Seventh Street fountain project. With designs from EG Singer of York, a 36 by 40 foot triangle will house a 6 foot 3 inch fountain atop a 12 foot high wall, surrounded by a 19 foot diameter basin. Community support and donated bricks expected. fundraising includes Kenilworth Club entertainment and a bazaar, aiming for a public venue at the Court Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market and
Seventh
York
Fountaine
Cnbig
Market Street
Seventh Street
McSherry
Doesor
Kenilworth Club
Oy Hall
Court Square Fund
Lr. McSherry
Grand Jury Holds Case Against D K OGramer Associate
The case charging Eugene Richardson with shooting geese belonging to D K OGramer was brought before the court. The prisoner was remanded to jail in default of bail for action by the grand jury, set at 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Richardson
D K Ogramer
Writ Issued for Arrest of Wo. Bristoe in Assault Case
Magistrate Barrick issued a writ today for the arrest of Wo. Bristoe over an assault on Rob Ogle yesterday. Chas. Smith and Wm. McNeer, two tramps, were jailed by Mayor Bartgis on Saturday night for three days each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrick
Wo. Bristoe
Rob Ogle
Chas. Smith
Wm. McNeer
Bartgis
Nigit
Clock faults disrupt hours in old town strikes
In Str.ka a Catholic clock has misstruck since 10 last night, striking twice instead of taps before stopping. Atmospheric changes are blamed. The old town clock likewise began misstriking and did not mark the hours again until noon today.
A Touch of Winter Brings Snow and Frost Edges City
The old saying about a wintry spell proves true as a light snow decorates gardens and rooftops. Flakes drifted down around ten o clock yesterday morning while electric lights shimmered through the scene. By evening ice and hail followed by rain, then clear skies showed leafless trees and icicles as sleighs appear while sunshine melts the remnants of snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscoe
Jack Frost
Kemp's Balsam Promises Quick Cure for Coughs
A promotional note urges readers to try Kemp's Balsam for lingering coughs after others fail. It claims rapid relief from the first dose, priced at 3 cents with a $190 trial size offered free, available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali
Jolly winter entertainment at Walkersville
An entertainment at Walkersville on a Saturday night featured Jonas Jones and a cast including J Grahame Johnson Louis Lamont Miss Katie Goldeborough and Mrs Lamont with dialogue poem items vocal music and recitations. The program closed with Aunt Betsy’s Beau and a darkey speech, proceeds to aid Walkersville street lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Jonas Jones
J Grahame Johnson
Louis Lamont
Katie Goldeborough
Lamont
Margaret Virginia Stauffer
Minieter
T Cromwel
Bir Overdue
S Wachter
H B Brooks
T Cromwell
Evangelins
Mizzes Albsugh
Wachter
Tnia
Mi.teke
Fred
Ed Goldsborough
Hoover
Clark
H B Brooke
Bradley Hoke
Betsey
Maurice Jane
Ellen
Maggie
Annie
Helen Barrier
Sacie Bishop
Ete C Cromwell
Squire Hooper
H Clay St.Kiit
Captain Dunney
Charles H An Gers
Walkerseile
Strange Story at Holyrood Palace Claims a Royal Mystery
Readers ponder a tale from Holyrood where a hidden stone revealed a baby in cloth of gold marked J. The discovery sparks questions about Mary Stuart and the rightful heir to James I of England and VI of Scotland. Authorities reportedly advised no fuss, raising further curiosity about who the other child might be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gotalies
Holyrood
Pessere
Gome Rence
Scois
Mery Stuart
James 1
England
the Vi
Scotland
James
Janes I
Aslang
Holyrood Palace
Mary Stuart
Misterly Bowery Burglary and a Growing Pitcher Tale
A small boy at a Bowery window booth and a beggar stage a humorous caper involving a growler pitcher outside a saloon. The beggar tricks the booth boy into handing over the pitcher and the dime, securing both before the startled owner recovers. Professor Felix Adler of New York comments on steady reforms in government, industry, and society driven by labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osce Too
Oitea
Bowery
York Ie
Felix Adier
New York
Efort
Free bottle offer for Neups Balam for Throat and Lungs
The ad invites all Frederick residents to call on the druggist to receive a free bottle of Neups Balam for the Throat and Lungs. It claims the remedy sells on its merits and guarantees relief or cure for chronic and acute coughs asthma bronchitis and consumption. Large bottles priced at fifty cents and one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Snd
The March Homeward Sermon by Rev T De Witt Talmage
The sermon On The March Homeward portrays David and his men recovering their loved ones from Amaleite captors. The narrator recounts the siege, the pursuit, and the joyful reunion as the families are restored after a brutal raid, with vivid biblical imagery and a call to steadfast faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. DE Witt Talmage
Lord
David
The Mourning Sermon on Bereavement and Victory
A preacher comforts a grieving audience with biblical parallels from David and the Exodus, urging acceptance of suffering and the pursuit of heavenly companionship. He emphasizes the dead as living in glory, urges repentance and faith, and frames hope in Christ as the path through trial toward eternal reward.
Van Wert's Bakam Thompson remedy praised by Montana miners
Silver Miners. Montana miners face harsh exposure and frequent coughs. The piece notes miners carry Van Wert's Bakam Thompson & Brainard of Malden Montana as an unfailing cure. They claim it provides quick relief and recommend the meal first and last, with trial sizes offered by Williamson & Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Omer
van Wert
Bakam
Thompson & Brainard
Malden Montana
Williamson & Brown
Electric Bitters praised by doctors and customers
The Verdict Caantmaus, a W. D. Sult, druggist of Bippus Indiana testifies Electric Bitters as the best remedy. A Bellville Ohio druggist Abraham Hare calls it the best selling medicine in 20 years. Thousands concur that Electric Bitters cure liver kidney and blood issues. Available for fifty cents at Jos B Garrowls drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caantmaus
W. D.sult
Bippus
Ind
Abraham Hare
Bellville
Oqbie
Jos
Buckies Ardien Salve Advertises Skin Cure
An old advertisement touts Buckies Ardien Salve for sores chapped skin and eruptions. It promises five perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Priced at 25 cents per bottle, sale by Joseph B. Gerrott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Gerrott
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Hood
Berth Roil
Mustang Liririent
Aretontes
Curla
White Fort
Carrie Hooper
Rustang
Linbert
Ziktas David
Ziktaz
Mile
Davai
David End
Robert Brace
Beanockburn
Amplelansh
Tachard
David Ant
Brock Sefter
Warner
Zitlaz
Davin
Bexis
Tome
Mustang Liqiert
Hexican
BakasTs
All InviasraTiok
Ziklaz
Washington
Esbes
Grenecounty
Villaca
Ose
Christ
Bishome
Zytlag
Darvod
Gal
Eimott
Jesus
Devi
Teik
Bert
Speek
Gettysburg
Mself
Springfield
Everne
Joseph
Jacob Wilgo
Brea
Heaven
Paul
Frederick Robertson
Boghton
Ashbepherd
Mansic
Diane Wurmog
Sis
Robinson
Besor
Kentucky
Kats
Mustang
Lirinert
King
Luther Luiz
Hamrick & Co
Keller, N.C
Jos B.garrott
Loys Sceape Powder Co
Walstree New Ferk
K. d. Eldridge
Sk and
Linsa Hacdkerchistz
Mcopfins, Table Linens
Kid Gloxss
Imi
Everthing
Notion
RE. J. Eldridge
W. Patrick St., Frederick, Rib
Miller & Co
P. H Pyfer
Guy
Cumberland
Baltimore Vein
George’s Creek
W. B. Shriner
WH. S. Atller & 60
E. Patrick St
Water Street Depot
Cline &Co
Davatcity
Despresa
Co. Cline & Co
Frederick Carpet and Wall Paper House
Lolther M.breadt
Aademstown, Md
Noass
Carmen
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!