Nuggets of News From Various Localities
A batch of items reports damage across Cincinnati and Susanville with dozens of houses burned and a loss near £50,000. Archist Cipriani faces expulsion from Paris. Payetteville NC hosts US Cie and Tosvece company events. Plankinton bank directors' trial postponed to September. Jette Muchin organized. Infanta Eulalie of Spain to visit England. Prince Swarthour indicted for murder dies in Harrison jail. Oscar Schoenfield killed near Fordham station NY. Manhattan Athletic Club building sold to Adrianselin for $156,000. Morton committed to Bloomington NY asylum. Miners Federation at Birmingham accepts wage cut and seeks settlement by compromise.
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Jette Muchin
Infanta Eulalie
Spain
England
Duke of York
Princess John Swarthour
Harrison It
Oscar Schoenfield
New York
Mnager
Ford Bam Station
N.Y
Manhattan Athletic Club
New York City
Adrianselin
Wall Street
WH. Morton
Billy Post
Bloomington
N_ Y
Paul at Corinth and the gospel’s onward march
Commentary on Paul leaving Athens for Corinth, his gospel approach and work among Jews and Gentiles, the conversion of Crispus, divine encouragement against fear, and the promise I am with thee. It recalls Paul's tentmaking, reliance on Scripture, and Israel’s future gathering.
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Aquile
Pontus
Italy
Priscilla
Claudius
Rome
Paul
Moses
Israel
Isa. Tx
Ezek
Thessalonica
Christ Mose
Jesus
Christ
God
Silas
Timotheus
Macedonia
R. V
Jeremiah
Antioch
Pisidia
Justus
S&s
Crispus
Athens
Josh
Lord Jesus Christ
Allcock's Porous Plaster Testimonies Endorsement
Proof of merit lies in cures and voluntary testimonials from users over thirty years. Certificates from those who have used Allcock's Porous Plaster outweigh self praise. Beware of imitations and misrepresentation. Ask for Allcock's and ignore substitutions or solicitations.
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Allcock
Local Social Notices From County Correspondence
Miss Keller and Misa Badwin of Laurel Maryland visiting Miss Cashour. Misses Barnes spent last Sunday and Monday with Miss Wilson at Plane No. 4. Miss Clara Jones art teacher at St. Mary's College returned from the Eastern Shore with Mrs Susan Schultz visiting her daughter near Singapore. Caledreo's Service held at M E church on the 9th featured solos by Miss Baldwin Laurel and Miss Elsie Birnea, autoharp by Miss Gertrude Barber, reading by Miss Blanche Ogle, and a pastor’s address. Miss Barnes of Barnes Creek returned home after a pleasant visit.
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London
JSOLY
Miss Keller
Misa Badwin
Laurel
Cashour
Barnes
Wilson
Misa Clara Jones
St. Mary's College
St. Mary’s City
Mra
Susan Schultz
Singanore
Caildreo
M. E
Miss Baldwin
Elsie Birnea
Gertrude Barner
Blanche Ogle
Miss Barnes
Bam’s Creek
Pig Iron Production in US First Half 1803 Estimations
The Philadelphia Press estimates US pig iron production for the first half of 1803 at 4,582,708 tons, down about 4 percent from the 4,769,653 tons in the first half of 1892. Figures for 1890 and subsequent halves are cited, with notes on recent declines and expectations for the second half of 1893.
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United States
Philadelphia
Local weddings mark families in quiet church ceremony
Hybenea s Rhodes Adams wed Frank B Rhodes son of F T Rhodes and Wilmoth Adams granddaughter of ex mayor Lewis Bronner at All Saints Episcopal rectory. Afterward they rode the three oclock train to Blue Mountain House. Cards issued for David Kub mir and Myrtle Fout wedding in Columbus Ohio next Tuesday. Jean A Martz and Elsie A Stull wed at the bride’s Charlesville residence last evening by Rev M Hench.
B. C. M. C. A. Literary Society Elects Officers
One of the largest meetings since organization was held last evening. The program included a single reader and a debate on the resolution that the arrest of the Salvation Army was instifiable. Officers elected were President W. E. Lampe, Vice President W. W. Saunders, Secretary Roger Wickham, Assistant Secretary Victor Staley, Chaplain W. A. Borger, Critic Reno 3. Harp. Inauguration exercises set for next Thursday.
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B.C
M. C. A. Literary Society
Salvation Army
A. Gilson
J. E. Rice
Roger Wickham
Marlon Moberly
W. E. Lampe
Presi
W. W. Saunders
Victor Staley
W.A. Borger
Reno
Harp
Death of Jacob Bishop in Creagers Town at 33
Jacob Bishop a Lewistown area shoemaker died at Dr J D Youngs Creagers Town residence on Wednesday morning aged 33 years 10 months and 4 days He moved to Creagers Town last spring with his granddaughter Mrs Dr Young and remained there until death A lifelong Lutheran and Sunday School worker he was devoted to church attendance until illness prevented His funeral was held in Utica on Thursday conducted by Rev J A Asper
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Jacob Bishop
Lewistown
J. D
Young
Creagerstown
Bishop
Dr. Young
Lutheran Church
Utica
J. A. Asper
Kel-Mar Association Hosts Second Dancing Picnic
The Kel-Mar Association held its second dancing picnic at Kel-Mar last evening with boating and dancing. Attendees returned on the special 11 o'clock train after enjoying themselves. The next picnic is set for Thursday evening July 27.
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Kel Man
Kel-Mar
News of the Churches Meeting and Anniversaries Listed
The Grade Reformed Missionary Society schedules its next meeting for Sunday evening, July 23, at 7 30. Harmony Grove Union Chapel marks its anniversary Sunday at 2 30 p.m. Rev. Hench preaches at Pleasant Hill at 10 a.m. next Sunday. The missionary society plans its regular monthly meeting in the evening at 8 o'clock.
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Grade Reformed Missionary Society
Harmony Grove Union Chapel
Hench
Pleasant Bill
the Missionary Society
Partly Personal Master Storm Returns to Lancaster
Partly personal note reports Master George Storm visiting relatives in this city and returning to Lancaster this morning. Messrs. Chas E Clasek editor of the Clarion and John J Jones of Mechan Lown are in the city on business today. Say you saw It in The News.
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George Storm
Lancaster
Messrs
Chas, E. Clasek
the Clarion
John J. Jones
Mechan Lown
A Mindoe's Water Bicycle Invention Shown In India
Babu Jagadisware Ghatak of Alipore claims a water bicycle invention to cross rivers safely. A test run from Chella to the Botanical Gardens and back took five hours, using a cycle atop two airtight buoyant supports and leg propulsion. News from London Globe reports the trial and reaction.
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Mindoe
Babu Jagadisware Ghatak
Chetin
Alipore
Bubo Jegadiswara
Chella
Tolly
Hooghly
Botanical Gardens
Car
London Globe
World Columbian Exposition Souvenir Offer and Cure Ads
A fragmentary advertisement page promotes Shiloh's Vitalizer as a life saving remedy and Karls Clover Root for blood purification, with testimonials and mail order details. It markets a World’s Fair Souvenir Portfolio for fifteen cents, notes refunds, and lists Garrett & Pearce as druggists selling Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with price points and regional postage.
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Mia
Hawkins
Chettencoga
Tenn
Shiloh
Garrett & Pearce
H. E. Sucklen & Co
Chicaso, TL
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Royal Baking Powder
Wall ST
the Daily News
Koontz
Edward Koontz
Internal Revenue Collector
Tosh Wastler
Curtie
Say Peascity
MM. B. Cards
Synardhieg
California
San Francisco
Cal
Eguisvalle
K.Y
D.H.B
North Market Street
Neueiar
the Sunday School
D. Shearss
Church of Christ
Goxcen
Oma
Hybeneas
Ovto
J. R. Whomias
Boston
New
the Journal
Wood Authority
Sherman Hoar
United State District
Frank D. Allen
Heuer
Fort Wayne
Ind
Charles Downells
Manchester
Pitsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicazo
Chicago
Chicaro
Ohio River
Alm Meine
Southern Lines
N. K. Fairbank & CO
ST. Louis
Garrett & Pearre
Frederick
Gilmore
George
Gilbert
Mayers
J. Smit
Biro
Bessies Street
Cumberland
Teythera
ail Drog_ Bista
Karl
Chamberlain
J. E. Hare
Trenton
Tex
Garret & Pearce
Tseid
Ogtrys Chamberlain
Joann Hertzler
Bethel
Rks Co
Hitler
Beaver
McAllisterville
Juwiatta Co. Ps
Garrett& Pesrre
Shitoh
Diasgies
Tere Snos
Geo
Orgen Speman
Chas. M. Stiepf
Baltimore, Md
Jevly EB. M. Remsburg
Rhodes
Jeladam
E. Patrick
Feederick
Dow's
S. C. Thomas & CO. P.S
E. Patrick St
Frederick, MD
Douglas
Mame
Ken Stripet
Douglas, Breckton
Gorling
N. J. Wilson & Son
Excelsior Stove House
East Patrick ST
Orphea
Incat Reliabie
Gautschi
Gautsch & Sons
A. G. Quynn & CO
Etchison
Grand Rapids Furniture
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market