Budget Bits and Local Notes From 19th Century Press
Senator Harris of Tennessee is the lone 1851 veteran in Congress with Galushi A. Grow the Pennsylvania at large. Senators Sherman Morrill Voorhees and Representatives Holman Sickles also served with Grow in his first House term. Paris features a nailless horseshoe fastened by a clasp. Adam’s rib is cited as the greatest bone of contention. The reason successful men mind their own business is due to competition. The writs must accompany communications intended for publication. J P Quinn, North Market Street butcher, shows a new sign.
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Harris
Tennessee
Galushi A. Grow
Pennsylvania
Sherman
Morrill
Voorhees
Holman
Sickles Sarved
Grow
Paris
Adam
Soe
Sli Communications
Nee
J.p.quinn
North Market Street
Pleasant Personal News From St Paul and Nearby Areas
PURELY PERSONAL. Mr and Mrs J Geiselman of St Paul BMins have decided to permanently reside in Washington where Mr Geiselman bought a lot on EK St facing Franklin Park and will build a residence this spring. Several locals are mentioned visiting relatives and recovering from illness, with minor notes on travel and visits to and from Frederick Virginia Maryland and Ohio.
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J. Geiselman
St. Paul
Washington
The
Post
Geiselman
EK. St
Franklin Park
Bir
Gelselman
K. C. Willis
Frederick
George Newkirk
North Mountain
Edward Hermano
West South Street
Mary Hedge
Rome
Blanche Bell
West Patrick Street
Wen. Hooper
Bartonsville
Rogers
Buckeystown
Winebrenner
Baltimore
Joseph
Dudrow
Ethel
Columbus
Ohio
Jacob F. Schmidt
Rirs
Rice
Taxation of Mortgages Sparks Farmer Letter to Editor
A Frederick County farmer denounces a previous paper's reply by "Justice" over mortgage taxation. He argues higher taxable bases want higher tax, accuses Justice of biases, and says mortgage taxation harms farmers by raising costs and lowering loan yields. He asserts his own loan terms and market dynamics differ from government bonds.
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the News
Justice
Frederick County
Dor
Jastics
United States
Frepenier Co. Farmen
Delightful bal masque at Junior Ball features Elser invitees
Mr George E Elser hosted a grand masked ball with many friends in attendance. Ladies wore gypsy and peasant costumes while gentlemen appeared as noblemen and frontiersmen. The event ran from 9 to the small hours with Yingers Orchestra, led by Elser in a Spanish cavalier costume and Miss Susie Ridgley as a Gypsy Queen. The affair, arranged by Lowis Winkleman and others, honored Frederick friends during Elser's stay and previews a Pawnee Billsard West trip to Antwerp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Elser
Yinger
Mr. Elser
Sud
Susie Ridgley
Lancers
Frederick
Mesars
Lowis Winkleman
Ralph Young
Robert Bennett
Thomas Buckey
Peor
Elser
Antwerp
Holland
Trinity Methodist Church
Sowha
Sy Pastor
Messrs
Oscar Rhodes
Walter Saunders
Albert Gilson
Irving Albaugh
Vitolin
Blisses
Ada Rhodes
Irene Lindsay
Madeline Shipley
Kiss Pannie Murphy
Grayson Renner Voest Sole
W.C. Birely
Miss Robr
Tsrentum
W. J. Reed
Baltimore
Thomas Moore
Chamberain’s Cough Remedy Praised By Readers
A reader letter extols Chamberain’s Cough Remedy as the best cough and croup relief on the market and urges its use by Garrett and Pearre druggists in Frederick Maryland and Mrs T Hawkins Challanoola Tennessee. Another note claims Shioh’s Vivanzer saved a life and touts its kidney support and debility relief with Garrett & Pearre as sellers.
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Chamberain
A. W. Baldrige Micersville
Garrett and
Pearra
Frederick, Md
Selling the Birthright in Genesis Genesis study sermon notes
A Sunday School commentary on Genesis 25 27 34 discusses Jacob and Esau selling the birthright. It notes fathers favoritism and lessons on priority of spiritual life over earthly gain, citing parallels with New Testament guidance and moral reflections. The piece references Sarahs death Israels age at key events and includes sermon quotes and advertising in the margins.
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Sarah
Cave of
Blackpelah
Hebron
Lac
Rebekah
Abraham
Isaac
Ahmaedi
Ishqosze
Jacob
Esau
Jesus
Coke
Samuel
Samnel
Esam
Issac
Iahmael
Moses
Samson
The
Mergituis
Kaur
Evan
Philipps
Reuben
Joseph
Job
Esann
Eab
Faunesac
Caeeb
Wallis Powell Miller Knipple Davis Rowe Trials Reported
The circuit court convened with multiple cases. verdicts found in Wallis, Miller, and Knipple trials while Davis, Rowe and other defendants faced charges. Sentences included five days for false pretenses. The docket shifted to civil matters next week.
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Albert Wallis
Stste
Dennis Powell
C. Motter
P. FP. Pampel
Eicheberger
Samuel Miller
McSherry
Lynchard Vinson
Ve. Charles Knipple
Mavor
Bir
J. C. Motter
Erchelberger
Jake J. Davis
Wm. O. B. Simmons
Thurston
E. Efchelberger
J.C. Motter
Hoase
Salvation Cit recommended for rheumatism by local merchant
Wm. B. Moore 3078 and Charles Sr. Belzi more Md report a Communion Merchant endorsing Salvation Cit for rheumatism and chilblains. He states his wife and son have used it with marked improvement.
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Wm. B. Moore
Charles Sr
Belzimore
Deaths and funerals mark week in Liberty area
Mr Sosish Sowers died February 22 at his home after paralysis. He was nearly 54 and a faithful member of Lasheran Church Union Chapel. Funeral at Union Chapel Lutheran Church conducted by Rev R S Petterson. Pallbearers listed. Mrs Nancy Munshour widow of Henry Munshour died at 6 am Monday aged 67. Funeral at M P church with Rev S F Gassen officiating and burial at Union Chapel. Pallbearers named. Sweadner Brothers handled arrangements.
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Jesiar Sowers
Sosish Sowers
Liberty
Gowers
Lasheran
Union Chapel
Thomas Leakins
Union Chanel Lutheran Church
Petterson
Sweadner Bros. of Liberty
Laney Manshour
William Afton Show
Nancy Munshour
Henry Munshour
Munshour
Fountain Dale
Adams County
Old Liberty
George
William
Cornelius
Hmenuei
Frank
Susan Etzler
Lersh Sweadner
Ellen Spensier
Union Bridge
M. P
F. Gassen
Pall
John Colleberry
John Sweedner
J. R. Phillips
Geo. Whitmore
Sweedner Brothers
Rare King Eagle Arrives En Route To Smithsonian
The San Francisco Examiner reports a remarkable bird on the way to the Smithsonian Institution in Washington. Known as the king eagle for a crown of feathers, it is white-slower with a yellowish gray back and brown flecks. About three feet tall at six months, its legs are as thick as a baby’s arms, and its powerful talons and beak deter interfere. The specimen was sought in Ecuador near the Andes’ high point.
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San Francisco Examiner
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Ecuador
Andes
Accident in Brunswick Leaves Harrisburg Man Crushed
In Brunswick county a 27 year old Harrisburg Pennsylvania man Harry Shafer was struck by an electric light pole on Saturday night. He sustained a severe crush injury to his left arm requiring amputation after the limb was mangled above the elbow. He had recently recovered from a prior accident weeks earlier.
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Brunswick
This County
Harry Shafer
Harrisburg
Yesra
Shafer
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Boral
Wall St
N.Y
the Daily News
Gomes
Synuphity
If & Zessers
Achilles
Sevrxvear
Marca
John H. Culler
Cal E. Fry
Euthatic
Tare Sollal
D. M. Steares
Careé
Jase Burns Barclay
Sengston Co. Tils
Burs
Neuraleia
Lumbigo Costa
Steiner Bros
Garrett & Peatre
TRE Circuit Court
George A. Gelbert
North Market
Bentz Street
Geo. T. Day
Melisea Etard
Nazarite Hall
Steiner Bro’s. Drug Store
Shiloh
Garrotté& Pesarre
Wolk
Desth
Cott,olene
N. K. Fairbank
Hicago
ST. Lquis
Garrett & Pearre
Royal Arland
Worlds Argand
Golder Crown
Merry Crown
Weste
Sexton Grand
Tron King and Noble Cook Stoves
Frederick Stove House
E. Patrick St
Thoras & CC
Tondar
Fistaia
Papenaary Medical
Main & Bofelo
Sternberger
Nna
Wowdtty
East Patrick S&s
Washburn,Crosby Co
L. M. Hildebrand
Garrote & Pearee
South Market Street
Patrick
Liesner Bros
J. A. Williamson
B. M. Remsburg
Carlin Howse
Jeff
Chas. N. Steff
North Liberty St
Slaughter
Oakland
J. Wilson & Soe
Exgelsion Stove House
East Patrick ST
Gur
W. H. B. Etchison
HOS
Barket Street
Cook Remedy Co
W.L
Anya Seater
W. L
W. LL. Bouclas
W. L. Douglas
W. Lugias
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