Salvation Army holiness meeting at barracks this evening
Local column notes a Salvation Army holiness meeting at the barracks tonight at eight for prayers and singing. An obituary for Mrs. Mary Jane Walling records her Virginia birth, 15 years residence in Frederick City, and death January 22 1889 after consumption at age 28 years 10 months 15 days with a Christian farewell to her husband and family.
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S. A
Salvation Army
Mary Jane Wailing
Barcel B. Walling
Gibke County
Frederick City
E. All Saints Strees
Multiple Marriages Highlight Westminster And Surroundings
A flurry of society weddings unfolds across Westminster and nearby towns. Mies Minnie Chambers and Dr Chas English wed at Memorial P E church Baltimore, then sail to the South. William Henry Loenhbart weds Jessie May Zimmerman of Utica. Mrs Reno and Miss Robinson tie the knot in Hagerstown. Cora Cookson and M. John Lynch wed in Westminster with a small guests list. Wea E Ward and Isadore Bagley marry at Rockyilie Baptist. Clara E Duvall and Dr Herbert Phillips wed at St Pauls M E Sykesville in a brilliantly lit ceremony with lavish floral decor and a Lohengrin march. The newly married couples depart for extended trips south or to their homes in Sykesville or Westminster.
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Hymeneal
Mies Minnie
G. W. Chambers
Harper's Ferry
Chas. English
Washington
Memorial P. E. Church
Baltimore
Diehl
W. Church Street
Willam Henry Loenhbart
Jessie May Zimmerman
Utica
R. B. M. Reno
Misa Laura Robinson
Hagerstown
A. M. Conurthay
St. Paul's
M. E
Masera
John Kaussler
Harry B. Irwin
Clinton RB Greve
E. A. Wareham
Frank Deot
New York
Boston
Pointe
Westminster
Misa Cora
Dennis Cookson
Uniontown
Trict
M. John Lynch
Wham
Wea.e. Ward
Isadore Bagley
Baptist Church
Rockyilie
T.S. C. Thomas
Blanche Beckman
Wm. Massen
Ellicott City
Clara E. Duvall
Samuel R. Duvall
Sykesville
Carroll County
Herbert Phillips
Springfield
Mass
St. Paule M. E. Church
Marechal Neil
Mizellce Johnson
David O'Donovan
Wim. H. Bennett
Albert A. Luitgerding
North Brach
Eugene H. Seward
West Point VI
E. Burham
Ches. Cooke
Demulcent Shaving Soap Sample Offer and Local Notes
A local ad offers a sample of Demulcent Shaving Soap from Coleste & Co at 55 John St. N.Y. A boy, Chas Wiles aged 12, fell from a fence on Sir James M. Hood’s farm and broke both bones in his right forearm. Dr. A. A. Sherretts treated him. Purity Lodge notes postpone the public meeting to February 12 while planning a special session for Grand Chief Templar Rev. A C McCabe’s official visit.
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Coleste & Co
John St
Chas. Wiles
Mr. Wiles
Jameas M. Hood
A. A. Sherretts
Purity Lodge
Templar
A.C. McCabe
Camp Fire Plans In Reynolds Peet Meeting
The committee organizing the proposed camp fire met at Major E Golds borough’s office last evening at 7 30 and arranged minor details. They will invite all old soldiers including non G A R men and invite Antietam Sons of Veterans to participate. A meeting is set for Monday evening to finalize arrangements and a G A R committee session is planned for Tuesday evening.
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Reynolds’ Peet
E. ¥.Goldsborough
G.A. R
Antietam Sons of Veterans
Society Notes Dance and Reception Roundup
A dancing party hosted by Miss Fannie Schleigh on North Market Street featured Ray Williams orchestra. Misses Schleigh and Yinger served as escorts. Multiple gatherings occurred including a planned Frederick Female Seminary reception canceled due to weather and dances at Miss Grasera and Miss Florence Heard with Burck's and Ray Williams orchestras. Marie Diffendall, eldest daughter of Mr. Marshall Diffendall, will host a social tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 3:15.
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Fannie Schleigh
North Market Street
Fannie Yinger
Ray Williams Orchestra
Frederick Female Seminary
Clara Roesky
Burck
Marie
Marshall Diffendall
Death notices and funeral details from Baltimore and New York
The notice reports the funeral of Mrs. Charlotte P. Smith of Baltimore at 11:50 last night after a long illness, plus a memorial for Wm Brengla Shope of New York. Mrs. Smith was Col. Geo. BR. Dennis’s daughter and a respected wife and mother. Shope, 68, formerly of Baltimore, married to Julia Krebs, leaves a daughter and four sons, with burial likely in New York.
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Wm. H. Padgatt
Bond Street
Baltimore
Charlotte P
Franklin B. Smith
Moarn
New York City
Wm. Brengla Shope
Geo. B. Shove
St. John’s College
Marine Insurance Company
Wall Letreet
New York
Mare
Alice Shope
Kemp's Balsam and Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertised Cure
An advertisement urges readers to treat chronic coughs with Kemp's Balsam with a money back guarantee and offers trial size free. It also promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a purifier of the blood to permanently cure catarrh, stating prices 56c and $1.00 at druggists.
Wealth and happiness debate echoes in old journal prose
The piece argues wealth must grow from steady effort and prudent use rather than reckless gain. It laments sudden fortune fostering unfulfilled desire and notes many fortunes fade when acquired too rapidly. It stresses a well rounded life comes from gradual prosperity and measured spending. An anecdote describes a teamster mauled by an owl in a vivid forest encounter.
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Boston Journal
Brownvills
Merry Isles
Elshalt
Hoss Ho
Lowhoe
Reputation Built on Shallow Fame as Lesson
The piece recalls Professor Alses Stuart Phelps being mistaken for a mathematical prodigy by Professor Newton in New Haven. A humorous exchange over an equation led to Phelps earning admiration for spotting an error. The anecdote ends with a reflection that reputations are often manufactured in a superficial world.
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Alses Stuart Phelps
New Haven
Newton
Mr. Phelps
Detroit Frea Press
Rema's Balsam for the Throat and Lines Ad
The Homelies Man in Frederick invites all and others to call on any drageist for a free trial bottle of Rema's Balsam for the Throat and Lines. The remedy is said to relieve and cure chronic and acute coughs asthma bronchitis and consumption. Large bottle fifty cents and one dollar.
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Frederick
Texas Cowboys Cite Local Cough Remedy Popular
Blanco druggists Alexander Speer & Son praise Van Wert's Balsam for coughs and colds saying it is the best selling article they have ever had and provides general satisfaction. Williamson & Brown carry the 7 ounce size at a price listed in local ads.
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Texas Cowboys
Texas
Alexander Speer & Son
Blanco
van Wert
Williamson & Brown
Electric Bitters Proclaimed Best Remedy by Readers
Local testimonials from W D Sait and Abraham and wife in Ohio praise Electric Bitters as a universal cure. The drug is sold for fifty cents a bottle at Jos B Garrote's drug store amid claims it cures liver kidney and blood diseases after decades of ailments. Thousands reportedly endorse the verdict.
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W D.sait
Ind
Abraham
Ohio
St Jos
B. Garrote
Van Wert’s Ralsem Endorsed by Miners in Malden
Miners in Montant endure great hazards and throat troubles. They carry Van Wert's Ralsem as a failing cure, with Thorpson and Brainard of Malden Montana endorsing the product. Williamson and Brown offer it for sale and provide a trial cite free.
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Montant
van Wert
Thorpson & Brainard
Malden Montana
Williamson & Brown
Prohibition Party Faces Cold War Over State Reform Drive
In Pittsburg a Prohibition party call for a Harrisburg meeting on February 5 seeks a campaign plan for the constitution amendment. Stevens says the party may control the campaign, while temperance unions resist centralization and insist no single group dominates the movement. Frances L. Swift of the State WCTU voices concern over autocratic moves by a political faction.
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Ita
Puria preLrHia
Pittsburg
Stevens
State
Prohibition Party
Hes
Harrisburg
Tampaign
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Catholic Total Abstinents Association
Good Templars
Than Stevens
Tyrone
W. A. Pries
Prohibitionist
Wes
Price
Oyeh
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Total Abstinence Union
Mims
Frances L. Swift
Allerbens
State Woman's Christian Tempermance Union
Fire devastates Winsted business district in January blaze
A major fire in Whitings block Winsted destroyed large portions of the business area including Camp Lees and Beardsley house narrowly saved. The origin is unknown and losses estimated between 25000 and 40600 dollars. Torrington engine aided as flames were brought under control hours later. Fourteen firms burned out in the seven story building at Walker Street New York also reports heavy losses and multiple names listed among victims.
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Warenntry
Conn
Lamphear & Abred
Whiting
Winsted
Torrington
Camp & Lea
Beardsley House
Simon
Camp & Lees
Apothecaries
Hall
Belden
W. Birch
New York
Walker Street
Sigismund G. Wormser
Atlantic Paper Company
J. J. Carroll
A. W. Harrington
Levy M. Keyser
Charles Stoltman
John Belier
Excelsior Button Company
Liberty Novelty Company
Common Sense Metallic Packing Company
Jennings & Co
David Weil
Woman's Discovery in Kerby County Cures Longstanding Illness
A County woman, Mrs. Luther Lutz, claimed to be miraculously cured after using Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. The advertisement from W. G. Manmrick & Co. of Kerby promotes a free trial bottle at Jos B. Garrott's drug store.
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Dr. King
Luther Lutz
W. G. Manmrick & Co
Kerby, N.C
Jos B. Garrott’s
Healing and Faith in a Crowded Capernaum Scene
A religious lesson discusses Jesus healing a paralytic brought by friends, noting faith as the key to blessing. It contrasts Pharisee skepticism with Jesus’ authority to forgive sins, and links the miracle to Jesus as the Son of Man with universal kingdom implications.
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Caperraum
Jesus
Mark
Capernaum
Tyre
Sidon
Geliles
Judea
Jerusalem
Judah
Tadas
Christ
Tyke
Bata
Esus
Ezek
Holy Spirit
Adam
Multiple Auctions Announced in Local Real Estate and Livestock Ads
A series of public auction notices list sales by Ches B Fout John T Best and other agents for Steiner heirs, Bruner farm, Houghton livestock, John McDevitt executors stock, Jacob Moffey and Cornelius Brashear farming gear, and Wm H Picking items. Advertising appears in Daily News Weekly News and bills with dates from January to March.
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Il Am
Ches B
Wil
City Howel
J. Wm Birely
Steiner Heirs
Daily News
Harvey
City Hotel
John T Best
Geo. H Bruner
Chas
Houghton
Ness
Bready
John McDevitt
Chase
Jacob ‘T Moffey
Backerstown
Jacob KH Kime
NS Wood
Cornelius O Brashear
Evestock
Chas B
T Frank Simmons
John Biehl
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Mustang
Lirinert
THE
Temperance Movement
Winsted, Conn
Henry Edward
Woodlawn
Kingsbridge Road
Arthur Avenue
Edward
Hariem Hospital
Freefort
His
John Bel
George Williams
John Hill
Jo Davies County
Supreme Court
Ann Reed
Elizabeth
Arkansas
Cmeaco
Jon
Little Rock
Ark
United States
James E. Berry
Powell Clayton
Harrison
Ransas City
H A Eberle
Bredonia
Kan
Inpraxarotis
Jacob P. Dron
Virginis C. Meredith
Mustang Linimert
D. S. Stearns
Buckhea
Joseph B. Garrott
Danny
WreuLy News
Tax News
Nis
Wolff
Esther
Wolff & Randolph
Philadelphia
Sensior P. B
Iia
Judgse Thecher
W W. E. Grth
Alfred Ritter & Co
Baestern Farm Mortgage Trust &C
Lawrence, Kanses
Ofce
WestiSecond
Frederick Femele Seminary
Charles E. Trail
Bard of Trustees
Haines
Race St
Cincinnal
Anders Seitiiderpier
Len Bureau OF Exchange
Mutest Incurance Building
Frederick, Md
S. Levy
Wallstree New_York
Zelleers
Cor Market
Sotkats
Marker& Sonth
Geo.c.sucko
Bartholomay Brewing Co
Rochester
N. Y
A.C. Lipps
West Patrick and
Telegraph Streets
North Snp
Hegan Bras
West Fourth Street
Tom
John Geoff
Graf
Fareworth
Delapiaine, Ewspaper
Mutual Insurance
Feederick
Rouse
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