Hymeneai nuptials of Mise Sophie K Peholty and Dr W D Brace
The Daily News notes the marriage of Mise Sophie K Peholty of this city to Dr W D Brace of Georgetown D G, to be celebrated Tuesday June 11 at the Evan Reformed church. An infant son of Mr Geo Esterly died last night from steel exposure, funeral today at 4 o'clock with Rev G W Hiracofe officiating and interment at Mt Olivet. Also reported are funerals for Mr Wm Bell and health statistics for May, with deaths and causes listed, plus notices of death of Marie Benzinger Brewer and Mrs Sue Jarboe. Hotel arrivals at city establishments are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Esterly
Hast Sixth Street
Mt Olivet Cemetery
T, Ride & Lone
Wm. Bell
Mr. Neuchrist
D.J. Michael Curms Harpett
D. Z Padgett
Calvin Biggs
CO. Carty
Undertaker
Marie Benzinger Brewer
Baltimore News
Brewer
Sue Jarboe
Manassas J. Arcve
Lime Eule
Thos. R. Jarboe
John S. W.jarboe
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Diverse Sunday Services and Meetings Across Local Churches
The notice lists numerous worship services including M E, Presbyterian, Lutheran, and Catholic churches with times around 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. and evening prayers, plus Sunday school sessions. It mentions a VE/YAF meeting, religious talks, and a medical ad for Werner's Safe Cure addressing kidney disease.
Effects of Syrup of Fire and local notices in 1889
Health claims for Syrup of Fire priced 50c and 1.00 appear beside magistrate matters. A jail commitment follows for a case of carrying deadly weapons. Tax commissioners plan two weeks of hearings to adjust the 1889 levy. Local notes mention planting delays from rain, Children’s Day events, and visits by Rev Metzger and other residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Hickman
Wesley Diggs
Tarcer
City Register
Epoch of health inspired by Electric Bitters gains praise
The passage touts Electric Bitters as the great alterative and tonic that restores health after illness. It claims many owe their recovery to its use and urges those with liver or stomach issues to try the remedy, sold at a dollar and a half per bottle at Garrott's drug store.
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Garrott
Mosey
Woner
Reat Estate
Lille
Hees Lanesten
Nest
Hoek
Montea
Weil
Legend of Wallen's Ridge and Cherokee Traditions
In a fragmented indigenous lore passage, reference to Wallen's Ridge and Cherokee legends appears with sparse details about a lover pair, tribal conflicts, and ancestral customs. The text mixes mythic figures, place names, and ceremonial elements, recalling a long oral history tied to river valleys and mountain stories.
Intriguing Descriptions Mention Odd Cat Scenes
Fragmentary historic text appears to describe cats and humans in curious, possibly humorous scenes. references to drawing rooms trains and a “Chicaco Heraid” likely a garbled note about everyday life and oddities. It preserves names and phrases amid confusion, offering a glimpse of a newspaper snippet.
Ackers Blood Elixir Praised as Superior Cure
A historical ad claims Ackers Blood Elixir cures all blood and skin diseases. It boasts endorsement by a medical fraternity and promises reliability and purity. The promotion appeals to Amelia people and asserts the product’s efficacy over other preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackers
Amelia
Indorse and
Promis
Acker
Indorse
J. A. Williamson
Craggist
Among the Churches Student Missionary Volunteers Grow
The Student Missionary Volunteer movement expands to many foreign fields as Northfield volunteers report strong growth. About 2,909 volunteers in October and 3,100 in December, with Princeton raising funds and members sent to India and Japan. An executive committee unifies the three volunteer divisions to sustain long term support and global reach.
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Ubeansco
Northfieldfast
Eummier
Lars
Christian Union
Kawamoto
Doube
China
Church of God
Mer Om
2 PL
Wilder
Othem
Wade
Pla
Northfield
Princeton
Join Forman
India
Japan
Young Men's Christian Association
Tie Young Women’s Christian Association
Inter-Seminaiie Missionary Alliance
John B. Mort
Mount Mormon
Mott
International Young Men's Christian Association
National
Young Women’s Christianization
Inter-Seminary
R. P. Wilder
United States
Addity
Germany
Scandinavia
England
America
Atlantic
Northield
Vic
Pim
Why the Wicked Live and God’s Slowness in Retribution
In this reflection from Rev. F. De Win Taimage, the speaker argues that God allows wickedness and delays punishment to teach patience and gratitude. He contrasts human impatience with divine restraint, praising God’s slow, measured justice while noting the dangers of rushing judgment and reward.
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You
Christ
Dex Hnen
Rev
F. de Win Taimage
New Observer
Christianity in Ilidia and Indian marriage debates
A fragmentary report discusses Christian influence in India and infant marriage as argued by orthodox Hindoo reformers. It notes that child marriage opposition may threaten Hindu customs, urging emancipation of wives while warning of rapid social change. The piece also covers Australian church jubilees and Presbyterian representation in Australia and Scotland.
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India
Indore
Hindoo
Sting
New York Star
Australi
Fraser
Mariebone
Church of Scotland
United Presbyterian Church of Scotland
Lynd
Queen's College
Belfast
Thirteenth Summer School of Christian Philosophy Held at Key East
The thirteenth summer school of Christian philosophy will be at Key East, 8 J starting Thursday July 18 and ending Friday the 26th. Speakers include Rev. Bishop I Failous of Chicago George Sexton LL D of London President Magill of Southmore College Rev Archdeacon Mackay Smith of New York Dr Stanford of Toronto Rev John Quincy Adams of San Francisco Rev W C P Breckinridge of Kentucky President Deems of the Institute of Christian Philosophy Joseph Cook of Boston Austin Abbott Esq of New Bore Rev Dr Rankin of Ormnge X. d Professor Charles F. Himes of Dickinson College.
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School of Christian Philosophy
Christian Philosophy
Key East
Richt
I Failous
Chicago
George Sexton
LL. D
London
Magill
Southmore College
Archdeacon Mackay-Smith
New York
Stafford
Toronto
Canada
John Quincy Adams
San Francisco
Ren. W. C
Reformed Church The Covenanter Growth and Missions
The Reformed Church The Covenanter has doubled its ministry since 1856 to 118 members and reports a threefold rise in membership to 10 170 in 1880. Foreign missions flourish with nearly thirty stations in Syria and Asia Minor, a Cyprus mission, and nineteen natives nearly ready for licensure. Delegates urge a presbytery of Asia Minor and note successful work among Chinese and freedmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church
Covenanter (Reformed) Church
Syria
Asian
Cyprus
Asia Minor
J A Williamson Bucklen's Sarsaparilla Cure Sold Here
An ad touts Acker's Dyspersia Tablets as a cure for dyspersia constipation and indigestion promising happiness. Also promoted Bucklen's Salve as the best for cuts sores chapped hands and skin eruptions with a 25 cent price and money back guarantee from Joseph B. Corvette.
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Gannot
Acker
J. A. Williamson
Drugeisit
Joseph B. Corvette
Religious Notes and Charity Appeals From a Past Era
A broad mixture of religious notes announces the retirement of a Salvation Army commander in favor of Bramwell Booth, plus acknowledgments of a £12,500 donation for Shantung sufferers. It lists Young Men’s Christian Association build costs in several cities, reports baptisms in Western Africa, hints at church leadership changes, and promotes Acker’s Blood Elixir, Lane’s Family Medicine, and Dr King’s New Discovery with price and dealer details.
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Salvation Sakg
Bramwell Booth
Baptist Missionary Herald
Shantung
Great Britain
Young Men's Christian Association
Indianapolis
Worcester
St. Joseph
New York
Yorkville
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F E Balawin
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Greenfield
A J Gill
Ould
G. G. Baker
Hameville
M.E
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Egan Gatheran
Luther Kahlwan
All Baint’s
Osborne Ingle
Gene Nepal
Hitler Bruner
Ad Bielfeld
T. Granger Stewart
H. M
Scotland
Theniversity of
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Bright
Werner
Hood
U. B
John Metzger
Pennsylvania
Myereville
Samuel Horive
Drake County
Ohio
Myersville
Maggie Roudabush
Mechanicstown
Minnie Harbaugh
Pipe Creek
Geo. Kinney
Frederick
Mre. S. Harbaugh
Smitheburg
TJ Harbaugh
Sandusky
Deerfield
Tevosmry' x
Ana T
Trey
New York Telegram
Rais
Esner
Vienna
le Laprede
SR Fktame
Broeushd
Tas Gittens
Leeul
ING Alter
Wallen’s Ridge
Ealeomana
Desremite
Cmviria
Ian
Vor
Ilidia
Wolf
Sore Sen Gre Rovers
Drageisem
Wolff &Randolph
Philadelphia
Oo. E
Cline & Co
City Carpet House
Ferguson
Cape Palmas
Western Africa
St. George's Ch
Lane
Silas Lane
Rocky Mountains
Dr. King
Bucklee
Joseph Braggist
Joseph Bcodrott
Ial
Royal Bards Fowderco
Jee Weil Street
New Fork
Ed Edge
Ok St
Frederick, MD
Eall
All Goods Ptantco
E. J. Eldridge
Fine Merchant Tailoring
West Patrick Street
John A. Kennedy
West
Patrick Street
Lezge
Sywuri Biks
Miler & (A
Hester
Umberland
Baltimore
Ly- Ken’s Valley
George’s Creek
Jenni
W. B. Shriner
WM. S. Midlee
E. Patrick St
Water Street Depot
Brown & Delassmutt Tisucceebors
BF. Brown & Son
Patrick Sr
GOVER
BERY
Betevnone
Postai Wii
Bofeman
C.E. Zellers
K ‘Cor
Market
South
Pampel
Lnte
Henry Pampel
Funkstown
C. F. Marreal
Wilcoass
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