The Christian Sabbath and its divine sign
By Rev J J Killgore D D the essay defends a distinct Christian Sabbath as a divinely instituted, resurrection centered rest. It contrasts Jewish and Christian Sabbaths, argues Jesus as Lord of the Sabbath, and urges renewed sacred observance amid modern secular pressures. The piece cites scriptures, historic practice, and moral decline to urge repentance and reverence for the Lord’s Day.
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Adam
Moses
Christ
Egypt
Onter
Jesus Christ
Primitive Church
Tore
Giod
God
Jesus
Paul
Liberty Dots. January 29 1554 local church notes
A protracted meeting at the M. P. Church continues with many converts. Rev Father Haugh 8. J. of Frederick city has recovered enough to sit up briefly. Dr A A Sappington shows a mongrel rabbit curiosity. Rev Father Conway plans to move from Mechanicetown to Liberty. Miss Mamie Haugh and Miss Grace Knox visit relatives. Parochial school run by Miss Emily Muitselberger thriving. Social season described as gay with dances and sleighing. A disagreement at John Wesley cold chapel causes local stir. rest later.
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M. P
Father Haugh
Frederick City
A.A. Sappington
Father Conway
Mechanicetown
Peter Eves
George Beard
Walnut Street
Mamie Haugh
Baltimore
Grace Knox
Capt
Warner Wel
Lulu Griffith
Montgomery County
Lady Hamond
Emily Muitselberger
John Wesley
Poetic letter and reform notes in Cumberland area
A mixed reading from the Cumberland MD notes includes a personal verse imploring love, plus Governor McLane's reform stance on eight hour laws and public schools. It mentions notes on weather, the Windsor Hotel opening, a court spat, Academy of Music leadership, Cumberland Glass Works restarting, an upcoming Soldiers and Sailors reunion, and local injuries and deaths.
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Cumberland
New Windsor
Maryland
Lyster
Wm. M. Price
Court House
Charles Sanders
Academy of Music
Harry Williamson
Cumberland Glass Works
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Oak Cumberland
Queen City
Frederick
Hattie Steiner
Hotel Arrivals At Principal Hotels Since Yesterday Noon
List of guests arriving from New York Philadelphia Waterville and Boston at major hotels. Named individuals include J E Ehrlich J T Wood J F E Trippe George A Chickering J R Barnes C H Thomas C A Husk George F Rogers George W Anders J W Hodges E E Kendall and more. County totals note five arrivals from county and twelve from the county.
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J. E. Ehrlich
John T. Wood
J. FE. Trippe
George A. Chickering
J. R. Barnes
J. C. Davenport
Pargon
Allen Dorsey
A. T. Jones
Bulto
C. H. Thomas
New York
C. W. Richardson
W. (. Seibold
H. Dewolf
H. G. Tilhnhurst
Lew. Wampler
Phila
T. McGarrah
Waterville
George F. Rogers
George W Anders
Balto
J. W. Hodges
Eulicotta City
E. E. Kendall
Ene
C. J. Griffith
Montgomery County
BR. C. Zacherias
Carroll County
Elephant skin slippers sales prompt from Chicago order
A Somerville Journal reader recalls a visitor at a Woburn tannery asking about tanning elephant skin. The reply notes elephant skins are scarce, but a special order is being made for a Chicago girl, delivering a curious tale of unusual demand.
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Woburn
Chicago
Somerville Journal
Prompt to check a cough early with croft’s prophites
The note stresses early attention to a cough or common cold and warns of progression to the lungs. It promotes Croft's Propites as providing instant relief and states it is for sale by Steiner Bros.
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Croft
Steiner Bros
Frederick County Jail Costs Stir Legislation Debate
A Frederick County senator argues jail and shack fees drive up county debt amid tramps jailed for weeks then released with whiskey and a quarter. He cites annual costs around 30 000 dollars and a 500 000 debt while proposing stone breaking at hospital grounds. A Frederick delegation plans to press county matters and an indemnity bill seeks state protection against Confederate raids.
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Frederick County
Sux
Bowlus
Frederick
Chambersburg
Play to Stage About Cough Syrup Dilemma
A new play titled What shall he do with it centers on a man faced with a bottle of Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup. The plot hints he should take a spoonful three times daily to cure his cough or cold.
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Dr. Bull
Celery and Chamomile Bitters Offered by Steiner Bros
An old advertisement notes that stomach distress causes headache, languor, and melancholy and promotes Croft’s Celery and Chamomile Bitters as a speedy remedy. Sold exclusively by Steiner Bros, druggists.
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Croft
Steiner Bros
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Washington
Lord Baltimore
T Baltimore Ofele Association
Wille
En Masjue
Jssintt
J. W. Morris
First National Bank Building
First National Bank
N. E. Cor. Market & Church Sts
Imhivf
J. J. Killgore
D. D
Liberty
Son
Zoston
Sarah
The
Daily News
Thine
Eight Hour Law and
the Public Schools, &c
McLane
John Hannon
Winchester
Carr
James Birmingham
City Hotel
Carlin Husk
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