Arrivals list of passengers and origins from Baltimore to Mt Airy
A partial arrivals list names many travelers and origins such as Mt Airy Baltimore Richmond Philadelphia and Columbus with multiple entries including W. E. Gaver Neal Medinger J. W. Obdyke M. O. Witters Geo. B. Jones and J. Brown. The note records counts with one city and six county entries and includes several other individuals and locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fae
W.E. Gaver
Mt Airy
Iman
Neal Medinger
L. Bradail
Carson
M. 0. Witters
Philadelis
Inc
T. Vinson
Rockville
T. A. Ere
Geo. B. Jones
Boston
W. H. Upland
Rathland
Canary
Canm Horee
C. J. McVsrty
Columbia
Local Man Stricken With Brain Paralysis in Borkittsville
Adam Lorentz of Borkittsville has paralyssi of the brain and is critically ill. John Quinn of West South Street remains on the sick list as temporary guardianship duties at the court are filled by his son.
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Adam Lorentz
Borkittsville
John Quinn
West South Street
Bis Place
Local Bits From A New Hampshire Paper And Baltimore Budget Talk
A New Hampshire paper notes a four mermaid sighting with one male and three female. Baltimore mayor opposes a 125000 public schools free books bill, arguing city would pay 75600 of the appropriation. County sales of horses range 20 to 150 dollars. Wolfsville reports sickness. Hess Co chosen for a new hose carriage for Juniors of Hagerstown, gold and green, 790 feet of hose. A shooting contest at Joseph Myers residence Wednesday at 1 38. Ancient records kept on bricks tiles shells. Frederick keeps them in cobble stores per the Hagerstown Herald. An Omnshi man travels with 15 Leghorn chickens to San Francisco by stages. Steiner Schley’s West Church street home is being repainted. G A R meets, Rev M L Magallies initiated. Advertise for business. B&O freight traffic improves. Cow feed cost for 150 lbs butter yearly similar to double output. J W Morris displays his awning and jokes on spring timing. Hicks’ warm wave arrived, with potential hard storms today and tomorrow.
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New Hampshire
Baltimore
Wolfsville
Hess Company
Hageratown
Joseph Myers
Frederick
Hagerstown Herald
San Francisco
Steiner Schley
West Church Street
M. L. Magallles
J. W. Morris
Hicks
Investment Spoils and Pays Off in College Education
A Lutheran World excerpt by H C Harthcox argues three investments in a college. Money invested transmits to thought and improves individuals, families, society, the state, and church across generations. Personal investment also pays, with four years of college yielding greater mental growth, earning potential, and lifelong benefit.
The Fast Mail scenic production fuels City Opera House crowd
Lincoln J Asher presents The Fast Mall a scenic production at City Opera House drawing a large audience. The play features a working locomotive freight train mail bag warning letter and a Mississippi steamboat race with an explosion and Niagara Falls moonlight scene. Rice and Elders Orchestra supplied musical selections for the evening.
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Lincoln J. Asher
City Opera House
Mississippi
Niagara Falls
Rice and Elders Orchestra
News of the Churches in Gettysburg and Nearby
Reports from the Gettysburg theological seminaries and local churches note sermons on My Lord and my God, a successful junior speaker, and congregations growing at St Mary’s Chapter meeting and morning prayers. An item promotes Red Flag Oil and related remedies from Florida testimonials, with ads for laundry bluing and fabric aids.
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John C. Bowers
Meny
Deirferson
Gettysburg Theological Semiasit
Esterstown
St. Mary's Chapter
Fiorid& Co
F. Bynum
Live Oak
Florida
Red Frog
Steiner Bros. Breg
Maryland Conference of United Brethren Convenes Near Keedgeritt
The Maryland Conference of the United Brethren Church will convene at Keedgeritte U B church on Thursday with Bishop E B Kephart presiding. Rev W L Martin from Mechanicstown is secretary. The Woman's Branch meets tomorrow with Rev Bell of Dayton delivering the missionary sermon and Emma Landis of Hammelstown as speaker. Prof C F Frook will report on missions. a young people's rally follows with Rev J E Font of Washington delivering the main address on the shore occasion.
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U. B
Maryland
United Brethren Church
Thoredsy
EB. B. Kephart
D.D
LL. D
Baltimore
W.L. Martin
Mechanicstown
Woman’s
Bell
D. D
Dayton
Ohio
Work of Death and Obituaries Across States
Daniel Coller of Jefferson dies suddenly at 84 from heart disease leaving several children including Rev L Coller of Apollo Pa. Ferdinand Polster of Baltimore dies at 80 after 40 years in plane works. inventor of Polster triple over firing action. Major H J Clingan dies at 85 in West Jackson Miss. born in Taneytown Md. uncle of L S Clingan. praised as man of character and Christian faith.
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Daniel Coller
Jefferson
L. Coller
Autherso
Apollo
Peedinand Polstee
Ferdinand Polster
Frederick
Wm. Enabe
Baltimore
Saratoga Street
Amore
Mr. Polster
Germany
Enabe
Polster
Judge Daffy
BF Clingan
H J.clingan
West Jackson
Purely Personal Local Notes From Frederick Area
Purely personal notices show visits and travels among residents: Mrs G Rether returns to Baltimore from Middletown after visiting Justice B Min nick. Francis H Grendorff of Emmitsburg visits aunt Abs Daniel Roelkey. Miss Nettle Roetkeys visits Emmitsburg. A Kemp Reefer of Frederick spends days in Hagerstown. Mrs A G Lechlider from North Locust Street heads to Harmony Grove Frederick County to stay with parents Houck. William S Waples of Chicago grain dealer Carrington Hannah & Co visits Frederick. Miss Alice Larduskey returns from visit to Mrs Lautaud in Washington. Mr George T Stall departs to Washington Baltimore and Boston. Miss Nannie Main of Buckeystown visits relatives in the city. Miss Sabina Beckley to Washington D C. Joseph Dimmick of Washington DC returns home after two months with sister Mrs Michhel Whisner. repairs continue on East Patrick Street dwelling owned by Hardt and Keefer after Sunday fire. Besant and Knott store window panes replaced.
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G. Rether
Baltimore
Justice B. Minnick
Middletown
Francis H. Grendorff
Emmitsburg
Abs
Daniel Roelkey
Nettle Roetkeys
A. Kemp Reefer
Frederick
Hagerstown
A. G. Lechlider
North Locust Street
Houck
Harmony Grove
Frederick County
William S. Waples
Carrington, Hannah & Co
Chicago
Lil
Baker Johnson
Alice Larduskey
Mra. Lautaud
Washington
George T. Stall
Boston
Nannie Main
Buckeystown
Sabina Beckley
Washington, D. C
Joseph Dimmick
Washington, D.C
Rirs
Michhel Whisner
Life Saving Remedies For Kidney Diseases And Coughs
A Victorian era ad style notice extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to regulate kidneys and prevent fatal organ failure from Bright's disease and diabetes. It also promotes Shiloh's Cure for coughs and Pan-Tina products, with casual druggist sourcing and 25 cent price mentions.
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Bright
Restorative Nervine marketed for nerve disorders claims
An advertisement argues high work pressure harms men and women, causing nervous strain and illnesses. It touts Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as a dependable remedy, citing a testimonial from Louis Gibbs of Bucher & Gibbs Plow Co. and listing availability through Dr Miles Medical Co. with price details and guarantees.
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Mile
Miles
Sho
Louis Gibbs
Bucher & Gibbs Plow Co
Ohio
Miley
Dr. Miles Medics Co
Elbert
Ind
Drugeists
Local News Briefs From Maryland Towns
Ayerts of Interest Here and Fhere Yeaterday and Today reports farmers discarding peach trees in Talbot county. Grocer Littleton Justice of Crisfield made an assignment. The old Thomas Point light tower collapsed. Rachel Smallwood’s dwelling at Elkton burned. Elkton dealer J Pols Scott also made an assignment. Democratic municipal ticket formed at Williamsport. Western Maryland Railroad plans a new depot at Smithsburg. Two granaries burned at Greensboro. Mr Sylvester Roe of Cecil county severely gored and expected to die. Arthur Owens seeks writ of mandamus to reinstate two expelled students in Anne Arundel county. Obituaries note Margaret A Saum 73 Michael Stone 61 Afro W E A Wolfmeer 27 of Washington county. James Watts of Great Savage Mountain recalls a hermit sighting a silver vein during a haunting expedition. Portions reflect terse, local notices and incidents.
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Talbot County
Littleton Justice
Csisfield
Old Thomas's Point
Rachel Smallwood
Elkton
J. Pols Scott
Williamsport
Washington County
Western Maryland Railroad
Michael Stone
W. E. A. Wolfmeer
Washbington County
James Watts
Great Savage Mountain
Frostberg
A Revolution In Eating With Cottolene Shortening
A revolution in eating is sparked by Cottolene the new vegetable shortening. Displacing lard and butter this product broadens what can be eaten while overcoming digestive issues. Cottolene is a cooking marvel imparting color flavor and crispness with no greasy aftertaste. Sold by leading grocers made only by N K Fairbank Co Chicago and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. K. Fairbank & CO
Chicago
ST. Lots
Court verdict in layman v smith settles acres of dispute
The circuit court jury returned a verdict of 361 dollars in favor of the plaintiff in the case of Charles E Layman against Lewis C Smith over a bargain claim. Judge McSherry, Lynch and Vinson preside. The docket also lists Grove A Shipley vs Reasor H Griffith, a note dispute removed from Montgomery county. The note and related costs are noted in the record. A peach crop forecast cautions growers about uncertainty for next season. Chamberlains Cough Remedy is endorsed by A W Baldridge of Millersville and sold locally through Garrett and Pearre in Frederick Md.
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Circuit Court
Charles E. Layman
Lewis C. Smith
McSherry, Lynch and Vinson
Grove A. Shipley
Reasor H. Grifith
Montgomery County
John G. Motter
Wm. P. Maulsby, Jr
Chamberlain
A. W. Baldridge
Millersville
Garrett and Pearre
Fredeneck
County Commissioners appoint three district road operators
The county commissioners yesterday named Charles Michael of District 13 Reuben S Gladhill of District 17 and David W Ecker of District 19 as operators of their respective road machines Carrymen stockmen livery stable men and horse car men unite in saying no such horse and cattle imminent 23 Salvation Oil has ever done Put Upon the market It should be kept stevery stable and stock yard im the land 25cis.
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Charles Michael
Reuben S. Gladhill
David W. Ecker
Salvation Oil
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Meszera
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Shiloh
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Worro’s Diserx- Sany Mapical Association
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North Market St
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News OF the State
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Heise
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Frederick, Md
Garrott & Pearre
South Market Street
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Sibiner Bros
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Noble Cook
E. Patrick St
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