Public notices and ads from Danville mil area listing
Fragmentary advertisement notices report various items including goods for sale dry goods eye glasses lost and local mentions involving individuals such as J. x Saunders Urmer Keedy Botts and references to a news office public late and miscellaneous contractors in the Danville area.
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Ing Agate Geadie Ste
Steera Sukur
Danville Mil Ataderty
J. x Saunders
Raulty
Urmer, Keedy
Ore Botts
Dem
Weekly News advertising and production schedule
The Weekly News will be a handsome twelve page issue ready Thursday with full news and features. It is an uncurtponsed advertising medium and offers many advantages. Accepts ad copy by 5 p.m. Wednesday and changes by 12 p.m. that day.
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Tus Wesely
Tur
Graveyard portraits and curious plants in Maryland notes
Brief items record Methodist ministers buried at Mt Olivet in Baltimore, a Jefferson county rose bush reaching 25 feet with three varieties, a note on Leo Xite and a United Biatech official, Maryland interest law and 6 percent cap, Louis Markell’s new Chesapeake and Potomac telephone, John Jeems released from hospital, Paris church capitals collapse and passport palm print, Carroll farmers expected strong harvest with hay yields of 2 to 3 tons per acre and 28 to 30 bushels of wheat per acre.
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Mt. Olivet
Baltimore
Reva
Charles B. Tippett
Aquilla M. Reese
Louis Markell
Chesapeake and Potomac Pany
John Jeems
Monterue Hospital
China
Carroll County
Frederick Bicycle Club Reception at West Patrick Street
Invitations issued for a reception by the Frederick Bicycle Club at their new cad rooms on West Patrick Street Thursday evening. Attendees expect a delightful time with a genial, hospitable crowd.
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Bicycle Club
Frederick Bicycle Club
West Patrick Atrest
Thureday
Maryland Postal Receipts Rise Amid Mixed Maryland Office Performance
A tabulated Maryland postal year end shows total presidential post offices receipts at 974 141, up from 950 551. Baltimore office surges to 282 103 from 734 688, while Annapolis falls 4 296 due to legislative off-season. The article notes two Maryland offices advanced to a higher class, others barely escape retirement, and year ahead expected to bring stronger gains.
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United Eastas
Maryland
Baltimore
Grosa
Lhnt
Princess Anne, Browns
Bparrow’s Point
Youthful Licentiontats Elocution Class Performs Fairies Play
The elocution class of Miss Katherine entertained on East Patrick Street with a comedy Where Was It or the Saratoga Fairies. Students Elsie Foster Child Emily Landauer Jake Tapiey Monica Fitzpatrick and many others acted as fairies and court members while parents watched. After the performance refreshments were served.
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Katherine
Margaret Schley
Gilmer Schley
Patrick Street
Lee Ea Mannes
Eisenhawer
Elsie
Emily Landauer
Jake Tapiey
Monica Fitzpatrick
Merk Tappirwie
Lucy Neidhardt
Tefreshmenta
Novel Verdict Shocks Perry Jury Finds Judge Guilty
The Brooklyn Eagle reports a Perry Ohio jury delivered a bizarre verdict declaring the defendant not guilty as charged while finding the court judge guilty of the offense and calling for fines. The piece notes the judge’s arrest for intoxication and predicts strong public action to remove him in the Obrahams style.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Perry
Ohls
Tecoss
Obrahams Stye
A Fine Educational Institution in Danville Va
Danville Missry Institate, Danville Virginia, sits on a high eminence overlooking the town and valley. Two large buildings with modern improvements house a thorough program taught by a distinguished faculty. Discipline is firm yet kind, with low terms and strong outcomes expected. Col J H Saunders, Superintendent, offers a catalogue. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised for blood disease cures.
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Danville Miisry
Danville
J. H. Saunders
Castell County Levy Rates for 1565 Tax Year Outlined
The Castell County commissioners set the state and county levy for 1565 on property. County funds cover direct payments to corporations totaling 55,428. State taxes are lower for general purposes, with 64 corporations taxed by the State Tax Commissioner. General county and road levies are detailed by district, with Woolery’s district up 4 cents, Freedom down 2, and Middleburg up 2. Highest district rate reaches 95 cents per 100 dollars, lowest 3 cents.
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Castell County
Castell Conesy
Acd
Ortcet
Agloricn
Simehouse
Pensions Fond
Lo We
Taneytown
Uniontown
Myers
Woolery
Freedom
Manchester
Weatminster
Hampstead
Franklin
Hiddieburg
New Windsor
Union Bridge
Mount Ary
Middleburg
Canal Trade Dims As Coal Shipments Fall At Hancock
Canal traffic shows a bleak outlook with only about three loaded boats per day past Hancock due to weak demand for coal. Residents note over a hundred idle vessels between Georgetown and Cabin John. competition from Pennsylvania coal firms and the rise of artificial sea salt production dampen loads. Despite dull trade, the canal’s management stays optimistic, highlighting a busy carpenter shop and a newly completed company boat.
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Hancock
Georgetown
D. C
Cabin John
Montgomery County
Camerons Cebaste
Washington
Pennsylvania Coal Companies
Pen Mar Opens Tomorrow With Park Beautifications
Pen Mar is set to open its exclusion season tomorrow as the W M A E showcases ongoing efforts to enhance the resort. The improvements include picturesque Park adornments, widened drive roads to Rock Mount Quiraukt Brinkwood and other mountain points, and a cheerful inviting resort atmosphere.
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Pen-Mar Wil
Pen Mar
Pen-Mar
Pen- Mar Park
Fh Rock
Mount Quiraukt
Brinkwood
Vacancy in a Pastorate at Emmitsburg Maryland
An especial meeting of the Maryland Cinesais dissolved the pastoral relation with Rev. Alfred M. Schaff ner at the Reformed Church in Emmitsburg. Rev. A S Weber chaired the session with ministers Revs A S Weber Motter Lewis Bateman and Whitmore present. Revs A R Lewis Bateman and E J McAllister of Westminster were appointed a committee to supply the vacant charge.
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Reformed Church
Emmitsburg
Roop
Alfred M. Schaffner
Weber
Preis
Clasais
Baltimore
M. Motter
Adamatown
Lewis
Highfield
Alexander Bateman
Taneytown
G. A. Whitmore
Foirmont
A. R. Lewis
E. J. McAllister
Westminster
Law and Disorder at City Court
Robert Campbell, colored, disturbed the peace days ago, avoided arrest by leaving the city, was brought before Police Justice Eckstein, fined 10 dollars, and jailed thirty days for inability to pay. Also notes Ninth Annual Lutheran Reunion at Pen Mar on July 25 with listed clergy and attendees. Ad for California Fig Syrup Co laxative with safety claim and authentic seal instruction.
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Till Aptes
Robert Campbell
Frederick
Eckstein Isstevening
AMON
Pen- Mar
Feas
D. D
Yors
A R. Heck
J. W. Richard
Gettysburg
F. W. £. Peschan
Greenburg
George C. Benry
Shippensburg
W. E. Main
Brooklyn
Newark
Local News From Carroll and Nearby Counties
News notes report wheat and hay crops in Carroll and Hagerstown districts, a fatal shooting near Hagerstown, a fire in Wituucco county, and political maneuvering in Allegany and surrounding counties. A Marshall Price murder case is set for a new trial in Denton. A public school flag and Bible presentation by the Odd Fellows featured the Myersville procession and speeches from local officials and clergy.
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Carroll Md
Haverstows
Barford County
Democra
C. Jackson
Wituucco County
Jobe B. Johnson
Tycmg
Hagerstown
Allegany
Lieye Lowndes
Cas
Ellicot City
Work of Death John Fry Passes at Pleasant Walk
John Fry, a well known resident near Pleasant Walk in the county, died at his home on Saturday night at about 66. The funeral was held yesterday at the United Brethren church in Pleasant Walk with many relatives and friends in attendance. The remains were buried in the graveyard near Myersville.
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Hagerstown
Waldo Mowen
Myersville
Eva Ryan
Deesting
Mize Drusia Davis
Green Valley
Bennie Davis
Messrs
Edgar McCardell
Kemp Keefer
Frederick
John Pry
John Fry
Pleasant Walk
United Brethren Church
Plessant Walk
Down the Ring in Frederick election urged by Republican Appeal
Voters are urged to reject the Ring administration in Frederick citing a 35000 reservoir scandal and wasteful spending, urging support for Republican reform candidates Hinks and others to signal a new day for the city and its 150th anniversary. The piece condemns city employees and election agents tied to the Ring and calls for independent action tomorrow.
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Hinks
Biser
Glttlnger
Ramsburg
Ebert
Zimmerman
Frederick
Republican appeal and alderman race tactics in Frederick
An election plea urges Frederick voters to back Republican candidates to curb corruption and reform city government. It accuses Democrats of promoting waste and favors, cites alleged promises to Black residents, and argues wage increases under Democratic tariffs. It endorses Diffendall and criticizes Zimmermann.
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John Ebert
Ebert
Zimmerman
Cimp Alea
Abe
Diffendall
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