Death and Local Notices From The Daily News
A life summary notes the drowning of Dot George Derrick at Pipe Creek bridge during the freshet. Levi Buffington, ex-judge of the Orphans Court and Baltimore native, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after cancer treatment. age 71. Survived by five children and several relatives, with remains sent to Westminster for interment. Presbytery of Maryland to meet in the city church with an open program tomorrow evening. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised as spring health remedy.
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George Derrick
Pipe Creek Bridge
Pear Treviron
Wes
Tae News
Presbytery
Maryland
Presbyterian Church
Levi Buffington
Johnne Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Fillen
Sistion
Albert Buffngton
Westminster
Mre
M. L. Yesger
Pittsburg
Miger Emms K
Maggie Bufington
Hotel Arrivals at Principal Hotels and Railroad Talk
Hotel arrivals list guests at the principal hotels including Taylor Pa Brown Ohio Nime Maze Hoge Rosen feld Brenerman Mobley Gillan Salt Cheel Wash Backug Yang Underwund and others. A Rockville dispatch reports Montgomery county residents plan a four mile railroad from Seliman to Poolesville to restore market access after canal destruction with potential Baltimore & Ohio backing.
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T Taylor
L Brown
Ohio
Nime
Maze
H Hoge
J Rosenfeld
H Brenerman
S$ Mobley
Balte
P Gillan
Salt
Cheel
Wash
Backug
Yang Underwund
County
Rockville
Montgomery County
Poolesville
Medley
Seliman
Metropolitan
Poolensille
Baltimore & Ohio Company
Canal Board Meeting Set Amid Canal Power Clash
A Chesapeake and Ohio Canal directors meeting is scheduled at Annapolis for June 13. Mr Gambrill will consult 1878 bondholders to gauge their preferred action as they effectively control the canal. Merchants fear water power loss if the canal cannot be saved and warn of disease risk from mud and decaying matter polluting Georgetown water.
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Annapolia
Gambrill
Anillere
Georgetown
Ite
Co- Bel Rnances
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted by Local Druggist
A local druggist JA Williamson advertises Acker's English pills for relief from dyspepsia and indigestion. The copy touts happiness and contentment, urging readers that remedies can improve life by addressing digestive troubles and related symptoms.
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Yoursel
Nuptials of Scholtz Brace Set for Evangelical Reformed Church
The wedding of Mrea Sophie K Scholtz of the city and Dr W D Brace of Georgetown DO is set for tomorrow in June at the Evangelical Reformed church at ilaim.
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Hymeneas
Mrea-Sophie K. Scholtz
City
W D Brace
Georgetown
Evangelical Reformed Church
Ilaim
Freight Wreck Delays Trains Near Sykesville
A freight wreck occurred about two miles east of Sykesville in the early morning. No injuries are known at present. All trains to and from the city were detained for several hours while the wreck was cleared.
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Sykesville
Jerusalem
Nopg
Josephus
Galilee
Jesus
Sith
Simeos
Heavenly Palace
Bease
Theo
Sinega
Hillel
Siammai
Hellish
Beyng
Isis
Christ
Univer
Keppler
Croworld
Magistrate Sets Hearings On Local Larceny Case
A hearing on the larceny case against Edward Crem and John Lewis for three hogs was held before Magistrate Johnson. both prisoners were discharged. Another assault case involving Thomas Goings against Sarah Thomas will be heard before Magistrate Wilson tomorrow at 7:30 p.m.
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Edward Crem
John Lewis
Johnson
Thomas Goings
Sarah Thomas
Wilson
Advertised Letters Remain in Frederick Post Office
A list of letters currently advertised at the Frederick Maryland post office dated Saturday June 8th 1889. Recipients must present themselves to claim the letters before one month elapses or they will be sent to the dead letter office. Names include Miss Lauratha Ayas Julia Baker Mrs Jennie Suman and others among ladies and gentlemen listed.
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Frederick City
Adies
Ayas
Lauratha Baker
Julia Suman
Jennie
Horner
Quinzy
Hubbard
Alice Smith
Lewis Johnson
Fannie ‘Smith
Julia Jackson
Emmitsburg Chronicle Notes and Local Events
Choral Union to meet Tuesday for organ purchase talks. Dr Thomas Bond reports his sister Eliza Jhone died in San Francisco. Miss Jane Eleanor Witherow died from paralysis at Mr J C Annan’s home. funeral at Presbyterian Cemetery. Mary’s Benevolent Society to host a festival and dance on May 20–22 near the college. Emmitsburg creamery reports 8468 pounds butter in May as milk supply rises. Railroad trestle repairs praised after recent storm. trains on time. Mr Stokes and bride Kefanver plan housekeeping after a brief wedding noted with a silent groom’s sister. Emerald Beneficial Association to send festival proceeds to Johnstown disaster relief.
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Emmitsburg Jtems
Emmitsburg Chronicle
Choral Union
Thos J Bond
Eliza Jhone
San Francisco
Cal
Bond
Jane Eleanor Witherow
J C Annan
Presbyterian
Simonton
St Mary’s Benevolent Society
Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg Railroad
Mr. Stokes
Meaty Grew Acker’s Bloood Slixits Sold by Williamson
A disjointed notice reports a medical product called Meaty Grew Acker’s Bloood Slixits being endorsed as guaranteed and sold by druggist A. Williamson. It mentions blood and skin dissolves and preparatory ears forzil, reflecting a dubious medical claim from a 3. A. Williamson source.
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Acker
Indorsend
3. A. Williamson
Ackers English Remedy Cures Coughs and Colds
A historic ad promises relief from coughs and colds with Ackers English Remedy. It claims a single dose prevents trouble and offers a free sample bottle with guaranteed results.
Free Trial Pack Promoted for Lane's Family Medicine
Advertises a free sample of Lane's Family Medicine urging readers to call a druggist today. Claims to relieve blood issues headaches and complexion with a grand remedy. promotes a large size package for 50 cents and notes ladies praise it.
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Creonle
Lane
Onder
100 Ladies Wanted And 100 Men Seek Lane’s Medicine
An old advertisement claims 100 ladies and 100 men can get a free trial package of Lane's Family Medicine by calling any druggist. It touts a root herb remedy discovered by Dr Siles Lane in the Rocky Mountains, for blood, liver, and digestion ailments, promising constipation relief and a clearer complexion.
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Lane
Siles Lane
Rocky Mountains
Christ the village lad boyhood of Jesus theologian sermon
A Brooklyn Tabernacle sermon portrays Jesus as a village lad, arguing his boyhood mirrors manhood. The preacher cites Christ’s temple questions, Nazareth life, and lessons from nature to claim the boy’s curiosity and skill foreshadow his divine wisdom and later ministry.
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Christ
Borhood
Chrize
Mary
Paul Perences
Peruginoes
Augellca da Pierola
Raphael
Maduania
Orcagna
Murilo
Hiro
Prescote
Mexico
Macaulay
England
Bey Christ
Damachus
Titus
Bartholomew
Cairist
Jesus
Adam
Joseph
Sharon
Csanhood
Galilean
Barries
Bar
Creed of Three Articles Proposed for All Evangelical Churches
A speaker attacks patchwork creeds and urges a simple three article creed for Christendom. He cites belief in eternal life, salvation of sinners, and the worthy Lamb receiving power and glory, warning against scholastic reforms and urging focus on the boy in the libations.
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Presbyterian’ Church
Methodier Church
Lusheven
Baptist Church
Christendom
Artie
Chris Jesus
Earth
Church of Fed
Rian
Aed Hillel
Shamimai
Orienz
Christ
Acker's Blood Elixir Gains Popularity in U S Market
Claims say Acker's Blood Elixir holds two firm positions with Americans and is superior to two rival preparations. It is touted as a positive care for blood and skin diseases and is guaranteed. Sold and prescribed by J A Wilkemson, Graggist.
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Acker
J. A. Wilkemson
Graggist
Their Business Boosts Trade with Free Trials
A brief ad-like fragment touts Dr King's New Discovery for consumption and other lung ailments. It claims heavy trade growth from giving away free trial bottles and asserts quick cures for coughs colds and related diseases with a money back or warranted offer.
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Jes B.gerrotrseing
Dr King’s
Epoch of health marked by Electric Bitters praise
A testimonial notes a transition from illness to robust health as an epoch. The Great Alterative Electric Bitters is credited for restoring health, especially kidney liver and stomach issues. Sold at 50 cents and one dollar per bottle at Joseph Garrett's drug store.
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Vst Hicettio
Joseph 3
Garrett’s
Backtersarmen Salve Advertises Pain Relief
An 19th century advertisement touts Backtersarmen Salve as curing sores, tetter, chapped hands, corns, and skin eruptions, claiming it also treats piles with guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Sold by Joseph B. Garrett at 25 cents per bottle.
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Joseph B. Garrett
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Seiice
Imalin
JE Latz
P Prowell
G Murray
P H Rock
W E Post
Baito
Central Hotel
W Wartenberg
J W Wilson
Orarcraft
J McAllister
W Lesley
Den
Jennot
Beppi
Grard
DR. Talmage
Christith
Zeinumus
Zeiaunius
Paul
Eutychus
Zacchens
Teaer
Lacie
Matthew
Chris
Ives
Chikhthood
Kentucky
Switzerland
Italy
Bey
Mediterranean Sea
Leake Tiberias
Mareth
Hermon
Carmel
Tabor
Gilboa
Oliverie
Palestine
Mount Taor
Mount Carmel
Rentier
Damascus
Egypt
Hhis
Patter Ward
Iman
Che
Nazareth
Magkolid
Jonathan Edwards
Robert Hal
Themistocles
Isaac Newton
Robert Stephenson
Beth Christ
Bald
Chriss Borhood
Trebor Bease
Pilate
Gelgetha
Bnet
Ohd
Churéa
Sen
Hes
Byrus OS Sires
California Fig Syrup CO
Qouisville
New York
Golten
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