Sunday Church Services Across City and County Announcements
A dense listing of Sunday and holiday worship across multiple churches led by various pastors in Thurmont Waynesboro Harmory Grove and Jefferson. Highlights include Holy Communion at Evangelical Lutheran and M E Church South prayers at 10 90, St James Lutheran 930 am and 1000 am preaching, and Epworth League events at M E Church South with Marion Dyer and Albert Gilson. Congregants urged to attend multiple services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toere Wit de Bucy
All Saints Episcopal
Senre Wiesler
Thurmont
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Waynesboro
Sed Herbsugh
Rafarmet
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Pricic
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Cronise
Harmory Grove
M. E. Church
South
Schrect
Jacob
Penns
St. James
United Brethren Souree
C. W. Stonespring
Council
St. James Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Church
Westminster League
Epworth League
M. EK
Marion Dyer
Hey
J.C. Hawk
Sodom
M. E
Albert Gilson
Summer Guests at Singanore Oils Farm Near Frederick
A list shows guests spending the summer at Singanore Oils Farm near Frederick. Names include Miss M A Mack of Washington D C, Mr and Mrs Matthew Geolt and son of Baltimore, Mr Henry A Robinson of Washington D C, Dr and Mrs Wade of Baltimore, Dr and Mrs Grady and daughter of Baltimore, Mrs A Groverman and daughter of Baltimore, J de Mats of the Sarah Randolph School Baltimore, Mrs M T Endicott and family of Washington D C, Benjamin Lazandy and daughter of Washington D C, Mr and Mrs E J Bisley and daughter of Baltimore, Mr and Mrs A M Nesle and daughter of Baltimore, Mrs Bi Campbell and sons of Baltimore, and the Misses Robinson of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singanore Oills Farm
Frederick
M.A. Mack
Washington, D.C
Matthew Geolt
Baltimore
Henry A. Robinson
Washington, D. C
Wade
Grady
A. Groverman
J. de Mats
Sarah Randolph School
M. T Endicott
Benjamin
Lazandy
E. J. Bisley
A. M. Nesle
Bi. Campbell
Misses Robinson
Reverend Samespring to address Liberty topic at men's meeting
The Rev C W Samespring of United Brethren Church will speak at the men's meeting tomorrow afternoon. The gathering will be held in the gymnasium and all men are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C
C. W. Samespring
United Brethren Church
Fahrney
Atdrs
Uae
Mid
Market Gossip and Local Oddities Amid Busy Saturday
A lively town market morning features late buyers racing home, ghost sightings near Market House, and chatter about Judge Lyech. Vendors report beef supplies rising, fruit and fish prices steady, and fresh seasonal produce like apples onions and cabbages lining the stalls as townsfolk discuss curiosities and local lore.
Remembrance at the Grave of Coat Johnson in Jefferson
The writer recalls Coat Johnson buried near the Methodist Protestant church site in Jefferson and mourns his death. He recalls Johnson’s genius and eloquence, his hospitality, and his influence in politics along with memories of other luminaries from Maryland and Kentucky. The piece ends with a quiet farewell under the moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phin
Richard Johnson
Jefferson
Coat Johnson
Catoctin
Bear
Bia
Maryland
Frederick County
Henry A. Wise
Virginia
Memifes
Kentucky
Prentiss
Mississippi
Wise
Cost Johnson
Capitol
Tom Marshall
Webster
Maine
N. Ercutson
Traveling with Figs Tonic Promises Kidney Benefits
An ad extols Lump of Figs as a pleasant kidney aid for travel and illness prevention. It promotes 50c and 1 bottle sizes, claims fever headaches and other ailments prevented, and lists California Syrup Co. as manufacturer. Includes free pamphlet offer and requests requests to write 8 C Wells & Co Le Roy NY for sample and brochure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California In Syrup Co
C. Wells &Co
le Roy
Pampleton
Albert L. Paarre
Etchison Balld
Water Battle damages at Bentz street house
Westley Brown suffered property loss from a firemen incident on Bentz street yesterday. Fire crews blamed each other as spectators complained of being struck by water. John Diggs’s property was nearly destroyed, two children and a sleeping man escaped as the roof collapsed, and questions remain about insurance and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westley Brown
Bentz Street
John Diggs
Cleansing Blood Purifier Advertised by Albert Pearre
An 19th century advert promotes a natural beautifier Clover Root Tes claimed to purify the blood and improve appearance. Sold by Albert L. Pearre in Etchison Suild featuring testimonials of daily life saving benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Pearre
Etchison Suild
Weather and market notes from Frederick area
Brief local items note persistent rain over three days after a clear start in July. Frederick coasty market reports tomatoes in season. Sagar family wealth over 23 percent of value in past year. May American shipments higher than prior May, valued at $3,000,000 in fees. Pauline of Holland, tiny stature, noted as the smallest woman in Europe. French plays earn 120 percent gross with 100 franc per performance tickets. Weather-lawn party canceled. Captain Kefee McLance event likely postponed. C.N. Trendle displays vegetable curiosities, a potato grown inside a potato and a radish producing another radish. A boy named Crouse born after a Fourth of July firecracker accident. Frederick camping group returns from Black Rock. Thurmont station repairs completed. building colors described as straw body with rich brown trims.
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Frederick
Sagar
Wales
Europe
Mile
Pauline
Holland
Diamaceis Fa
Kefee McLance
C.N. Trendle
Feagaville
Fay News Office
Odd Tales From The District: A Worthy Dog And Ancient Temple
A Sioux City dog named Shot earns praise for finding money and useful items, teaching a lesson on canine scent and training. Separately, ancient temple costs are debated, with Villalpandus and Josephus cited on gold and silver talents, totaling vast sums and long building labor. The figures, converted to modern currency, illustrate the immense expense of Solomon's Temple and its paraphernalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrieon
Sioux City
Iowa
W. W. McCann
Des Moines
Harrison
Bo Bhose
Washington Star
Solomon's
Villalpandus
Josephus
Solomon
United States
St. Low Republic
Self Possession Amused Archbishop in Busy London Scene
The late Sir James Lacasta was cited by Archbishop Thomson as a model of calm under pressure. On a King's Cross bound train, Lacasta waved a portmanteau back to its owner after it was left on the platform, then jokingly shouted Munierl while gliding away. Separate notes mention Governor Rast nominating Millard F to fill a vacancy in the Bearer presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir James Lacasta
Thomson
Sir James
King’s Cross
Iilier
Munierl
Cane
Victin
London
Wickhao
Wis
Affidavit of Pain Balm Cure in Sunbury Pa
An affidavit from Charles H Wetwel of Sunbury Pa states he walked with crutches to Melick's drug store on Mardich and bought Chamberlains Pain Balm for inflammatory rheumatism. After three bottles he was cured and recommends it. Dated August 10, 1844 and witnessed by Walter Shipman J P. Also listed are sellers Pearre Frederick W BR Rudy Mt Airy and others at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melick’s
Chamberlain
Charles H. Wetwel
Sunbury
Walter Shipman
J. P
Tettler All
Pearre
Frederick
W. BR
Rudy
Mt Airy
Death of Amador Guerra and Cuban insurgent actions
Reports detail the death of Amador Guerra, insurgent leader, after two clashes near Palmas Altas, with Captain Boreas’s volunteers suffering losses. Insurgents burned houses, cut communications, and attacked a railroad passenger train, while authorities pursued them.
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Be Campos Hsa
Revolutioniacn Havyasa
Amador Guerra
Lealer
Palmas Altas
Manzanillo
Santiago de Cuba
Boreas
Guerra
Raphis Borrero
Tamayo Y. Ferrero
Esperanza
Sante Domingo
Sagua la Grande
Santa Clara
Muela Quieta
Santo Domingo
Tiarraba
Populists reject woman's rights plank in ticket slate
A party meeting debated the woman rights plank and overwhelmingly rejected it. The ticket nominated includes Thomas for governor, Blair for lieutenant governor, Gandin for treasurer, Nunn for state auditor, Quicksall for attorney general, Peyton for secretary of state, Sinvier for superintendent of public instruction, Farmer for agriculture, and scorn for another position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovthvines
Sury O
Indore Union Made Goods
Thomas
Protit
John F. Blair
M. R. Gandin
Nunn
Land
Fies
T. Quicksall
Atteorney
M. Peyton
Don Sinvietary
H. H Farmer
M. L. Scorn
Robbery in Mississippi Farmhouse Leaves Couple Injured
In Mississippian night, attackers beat a farmer and his wife at their storehouse near the home, leaving both in critical condition and the assailants believed to have robbed the premises. The couple, identified as Mr and Mrs Farmer, are reported near death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LH. Farmer
Farmer
Tate
Any
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Edwin Arnot
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Braham
Spain
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Senor Dupuy de Lome
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B. G. Howe
Jaland
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Henry Matthews
Lord Salisbury
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John W Wills
Emmons
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Michaal Dosle
Bantos
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Henry Penders
Wind Gap
Amandus Rice
Shores
Rosscommon
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