Honorary Members Elected by University of Maryland Group
On Wednesday evening Dr. T S Rader of this city and Dr M G Sykes of Ellicott City were elected honorary members of the Alemoi ct the Destai Dept University of Md Sandy Spring Lrcsum. The second lecture of the winter course will be given at the Sandy Spring Lycum on Tuesday March 19 at 7 30 p m. The lecturer Y Y S Kieffer D D of Hagerstown delivered a most interesting talk last year and we advise all who can to hear him. The senior tax distribution shows white and colored school shares by county for the year payable after the 25th instant.
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T. S. Rader
M. G. Sykes
Ellicott City
Alemoi Ct
Destai Dept
University of Md
Sandy Spring
State
Frederick Co
Gorilla
Allegany
Carroll
Frederick
Garrett
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Mechanicatown Social Notes and Local Happenings
The Clarion reports candidates for adhesion to the German Baptist church were immersed in a rear stream last Sunday. A free lecture on Pythagorean or Knights of Pythias topics is planned for Friday the 22nd at Freeze's Hall under Chancellor Lodge. Birely & Oster organize a new banking house, and the Catoctin furnace resumes blast under Edward P. Lee. Carrie and Fannie Landers hosted a refined social at their W. Main Street home with music and games. U B parsonage visited by congregation members who donated sustenance. Graceham notes the death of Leslie D W Birch, a youth found missing after walking toward Washington. his death attributed to exposure in bad weather. Rev Herbst accompanied the remains to New York for interment. he was 15 or 16.
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Orleans Reme
Ngh
Order of Kuigh's of
Pythias
Freeze's
Chancellor Lodge
K. of P
Birely & Oster
Catoctin
Edward P. Lee
Carrie
Fannie Landers
W.msia Street
Frank
Catoctin Glen
U. B
Rondabush
Graceham Correspondenteaysl
Leslie D. W. Birch
New York City
R. W. Herbst
Leslie
Washington
Mr. Herbst
Warners Log Cabin Cough and Consumption Remedy Promoted
A period language advertisement touts Warners Log Cabin Cough and Consumption Remedy as a reliable olden time cure for neglects cold and its injuries, claiming it protects the system and prevents consumption through traditional medicine.
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Warners Log Cabin
Snug Sum From Court Street Church Entertainment
The receipts from the recent Court Street Lutheran church entertainment at Junior Hall totaled 70 dollars and 25 cents, reflecting a modest fundraising effort and community participation.
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Court Street
Arrest of Andrew Brown for drank and disorderly conduct
Andrew Brown was arrested by Officer Lerch yesterday afternoon on the charge of drank and disorderly conduct. In default of a fine of 2.85 the Mayor sent him to jail for fifteen days.
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Andrew Brown
Offcer Lerch
Hood's Sarsaparilla Fights Disease in Ho Raan System
A vivid metaphor portrays a battle between pure blood and disease. The advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a reliable medicine to defend health, drive away illness, and restore vitality for many years. It urges readers to try this remedy.
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Hood
Fire damages cooper shop on West Third Street
An alarm at 2:45 in the morning reported a blaze in Mr. Jos F Payne’s cooper shop on West Third Street. Firemen arrived quickly. loss about $50 insured. Workman John Dadiaman lost around $8 in tools, attributed to an accident. Also noted: fire colt sold for $300 at Prospect Stock Farm, Circulator as sire and Sparkle dam. another sale, a colt near Frederick, $150, sired by Sun Bright from a chestnut mare owned by Bir Weller.
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Jos
F. Payne
West Third Street
Neecei
John Dadiaman
Payne
D. W. Stauffer
Prospect Stock Farm
James M. Smith
Woodsboro
John Weller
Frederick
George C. Huffer
Middletown
Dr. Stanffer
Bir, Weler
Rockville Resident Falls Cutting Head in Mishap
Middletown letters report Mr Armis tead Alexander of Rockville fell from a chair injuring his head. Also noted is Mr Derr near Myereville in critical condition after an illness. A new wire picker fence machine was invented by Millard F Fink, who plans a patent.
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Middletown
Valley Register
Armistead
Alexander
Rockville
Thos Derr
Myereville
Jask Uceen
Unclear Health Elixir Advertised With Cures
An early 19th century styled advertisement touts unknown tonics Banishes gloom and disease while promising relief from indigestion and pleasure. It promotes Acker's Dyaveysia Tible's with dire warnings and highlights arnica salve products for cats and human skin ailments. Sold by J A Williamson and Joseph B Garrott with money back guarantees.
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Joseph B. Garrott
Iron ore discovery at Weveston sparks excitement
Considerable excitement exists in Weveston over a new iron ore discovery promising good paying quality and quantity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aftar Iron
Weveston
State v Hovck Adjudged in Dish Charge Hearing
A hearing before Magistrate Barrick in the case State versus David Hovck for an assault on his wife concluded with the defendant discharged for want of sufficient evidence.
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David Hovck
Barrick
Public Entertainment at StanHer’s Hall for Village Lamp Fund
A grand evening at StanHer’s new hall Walers silte featured Itha Walkers vulle Literary clue raising a fund for street lamps. A large enthusiastic crowd enjoyed a varied program of readings dialogues recitations and music. The farce Only Jo drew uproarious merriment. About $25 was netted.
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StanHer’s
Walerssilte
Itha Walkersvulle
Isaghat
Fareee
Whiskey saves Pennsylvania militia on march in rain
A wartime report notes at least sixty Pennsylvania militiamen avoided death from exposure during a March march thanks to improvised whiskey-filled nursing bottles kept in breast pockets. The note praises ingenuity and describes a sequence of religious services and church events planned across towns for the following Sunday and week.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Militia
Mary Gantt and Abrahim Dorsey Married Nearby
Mary Gantt and Abrahim Dorsey, both colored, were married at the bride’s home near New Market on Thursday evening by Rev. Dr. Hammond.
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Hymenea
Mary Gantt
Abrahim Dorsey
New Market
Hammond
Cards Proclaim Allie Fulton to wed Fred Muiller
Cards announce the approaching nuptials of Miss Allie Fulton of Walkerville to Mr. Fred Muiller of Westminster. The ceremony will be held at the Glade Reformed church on April 28.
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Allie Fulton
Walkereville
Fred Muiller
Westminster
the Glade Reformed Church
Public sale withdrawn in Fox estate on East Patrick Street
By decree of the Orphans Court Caroline B M Fox executrix offers at public sale at 11 o'clock this morning at the City Hotel the dwelling house and workshop of the late E A C Fox on East Patrick Street The property was withdrawn on a bid of 6800 dollars
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The
Orphan’s Cours
Caroline BM
Salvation Army regular meeting schedule announced
The regular berracka Salvation Army meeting is set for this evening at 8 o'clock with tomorrow’s sessions at 7 30 and 10 30 am 3 30 7 and 8 pm Captain Colling and Lieutenant Stanley will lead in charge An open air meeting will be held at the corner this
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Salvation Army
Colling
Lient
Stanley
Attempted Arson Case In Bealisville House
Louisa Davis, colored, was jailed in Rockville on a charge of attempting to set fire to the dwelling of Mr. John W. Hillard at Bealisville. She was employed in the house and, during the owners’ absence, placed fire in a closet and in a bureau drawer with papers, then left the premises. A can of Mr. Hillard’s house found smoke emanating from the closet led to the investigation.
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Louisa Davis
Rockville
John W. Hillard
Bealisville
Hilliard
Employed at Last, Warner's LogCabin Remedy Promoted
Dyspepsia torments the idle. the remedy claims to steady the stomach. The advertisement urges readers to use Warner's Log Cabin Hops and Buchu Remedy to restore healthy action and fit for regular work, targeting dissatisfied consumers.
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Warner
Aldermen Meet. Delinquent Water Rent and Tee Factory Action
The Board of Aldermen convened at 3 p m with Mc Sherry Heisenhancer Fleming Wil coxon present and Phebus absent. A resolution directed credit to the Water Rent Collector for delinquent rents and authorizes legal process to collect rents from Brown DeLachman for the Tee Factory. Another resolution offered by Eisenhauer thanked retiring officers and was adopted. The board adjourned sine die.
Savage Horses Subdued at Cosmopolitan Hall Exhibition
The New York World reports Professor Oscar Gleason demonstrated expert control over a vicious bay stallion at Cosmopolitan Hall last evening. After a brief struggle, Gleason subdued the horse, driving it to kneeling and then to its back as crowds including Robi. Conner applauded his nerve. Gleason plans nightly exhibitions in the city next week.
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New York World
Oscar R. Gleason Eave
Cosmopolitan Hall
Robi. Conner
Prof Gleason
Religious notes and counts from England and America
A piecemeal religious roundup cites Rev Bartholomew Edwards of Ashill Norfolk as the oldest clergyman, reports reform among drinkers and opium eaters in New York, notes Methodist deaconess homes in Chicago and Cincinnati, and lists English denominations, ministers, worshippers, and costs. It also mentions a preacher handing out skeletal sermons, and church votes in a near future Melbourne cathedral project funded by government land grants.
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Acland
Bartholomew Edwards
Ashill
Norfolk
New York Christian Advocate
New York
Sisters of Cranty
Leeds Mercury
England
Wales
United Brethren Church
Melbourne
Acker’s Bioood Elixir Gains Popularity
Acker’s Bioood Elixir has gained a firm hold on the American people and is acknowledged to be superior to all other preparations. It is a positive cure for all blood and skin diseases. The medical fraternity endorse and prescribe it. Guaranteed and sold by J. A. Williamson, druggist.
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Acker
J. A. Williamson
Surprising Educational Work of the Christian Missions In Japan
Rev. T Richards reports on Christian missions in Japan where education dominates the work. He notes no street chapel preaching, missionary evangelizing limited to education, and native colporteurs distributing Bibles and tracts. He warns that Japan may become open to Western nations as Christians rise, positing main work could finish by 1960 with the economy and education leading the way.
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Japan
Sense Statistica
Cluna
T Richards
China
Christuin Vasionares
Chris Dans
Hase
Richards
Ehret
Presbytery Caring for Vacant Churches in Iowa
The Iowa presbytery funds a presbyteral missionary to visit small vacant churches. Rev. H C Kee ley has served since Nov. 1 with encouraging first quarter results. Every church revived, over 36 new members joined, and several fields ready for pastors, funded by pledges from stronger congregations.
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Iowa
H C. Keeley
Speci
New York Observer
Dr Acker's English pills marketed as cure
A notice praises Dr Acker's English pills as a positive cure for sick headache and other troubles. The pills are described as small, sweet, easy to swallow and not causing griping. Sold by J A Williamson, druggist.
Church York in the Colleges Growth of professing church members
Protestant church membership among students rises across colleges from Yale 1793 to Amherst 1823. Dr Hodge’s tables show Yale four to five members then, about half now. Princeton two or three then, about half now. Williams 147 of 248 and Amherst 2223 of 252 in membership, with many colleges showing similar gains.
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Church York
Yale College
Princeton
Williams College
Amherst
Tharedy
Hodge
Christian Ag
Goad Against the Strike and Acker's English Remedy
Amateur medical advertisement urges keeping Acker's English Remedy at home to guard against croup cough or cold. Claims one dose prevents and a few doses cure, with a sample bottle and guarantee by J. A. Willrecson, druggist.
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Acker
J. A. Willrecson
Kemp's Balsam Advertisement Promises Quick Cure
In a persuasive ad style, the copy urges readers to try Kemp's Balsam for persistent coughs thought to be beyond medicine. It claims strong efficacy with a positive guarantee and mentions prices 50 cents and one dollar, plus a free trial size at all druggists.
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Atail Druggists
Dr. Kings New Discovery and Other Remedies Ad
A druggist proclaims in a 19th century tone that the store sells Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption Dr Kings Net Life Pills Bucklens Amnic Salve and Electric Bitters with universal satisfaction guaranteed refunds offered if results are not satisfactory The message emphasizes trusted merita and customer refunds.
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Lexi
Dr. King
Bucklen
Joseph B Garroti
Kemp's Belsam for the Throat and Lungs Offered Free Trial
The Homehet Man in Frederick and others are invited to visit any druggist and receive a free trial bottle of Kemp's Belsam for the throat and lungs. The remedy is claimed to relieve and cure chronic and acute coughs, bronchitis, and consumption. Large bottles cost 50 cents and 1 dollar.
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Frederick
Dr King's New Discovery Advertised for Respiratory Ailments
A sale plan offers Dr King's New Discovery for consumption and lung diseases. The ad claims relief for coughs bronchitis asthma and related issues, calling the product pleasant safe and dependable with a free bottle at Joseph Garrett's Drug Store.
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Nous
Dr King
Thei
Joseph 3
Garrett
Child killed by syrup blamed on opiate danger
A tragic report notes a child died after opiate tainted syrup while another child already died from similar cause. The piece condemns mothers giving such medicines and cites Achers Baby Soother as a non opiate alternative sold by J A Wulimsou.
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Acher
J A Wulismsou
Public Sale of City Frederick Building Lots by Trustee
Public sale at the City Hotel Frederick city of ten lots on West Seventh street and four building lots on the east side of the public road north of Hentz street. Terms: one third cash or all cash. balance in two equal annual payments with notes bearing interest. Trustee: Ches. 3 Foot, Auct. arli'cudtdwlt.
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James Carlin
Liber W.L P
Frederick County
Jams Carlin
City Hotel
Frederick City
North Market Street
North Marketstreet
Beck
Asmole
Joseph Routzahn
William D. Bowers
West Seventh Street
Hentz Street
John Feubel
Fredenck County
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Jeff
C E Niemeyer
J P Groes
Bergstresser
Sysnens
Dyaveysia
Wand
J. A. Wiliamson
Trinity
M. B
Subjea
Isaus
Borden
Matthew
Eph
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
St. John’s Lutheran Church Mechanicstwo
Missionary Society of
Trinity Reformed Church
Mechanicstown
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Burkitteville
M. P
Liberty
8. T. Ferguson
Bruner
German Baptist Church
All Saints P. E
Osborne Ingle
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lutier Kubiman
Reformed Church
E B. Eschbach
Presbyterian Church
W.L. Ould
Mary Magruder
Urbana Methodist
Walkeraville
Moore
Urbans
M. E
MC. A
Kemp Hall
J. H. Beller
Br. Lous Marble
Liniwest
Sramin
Favor
Kosten Caty Vwistenars Society
Boston
Fomary Society
Socety
Cin Hospital
Refuge
Childrens’ Tijend Society
Marcella Street
Fresh Air Fund
Rosemary Cottage
Eliot. Me
Christian Worker
Orthodox Friends
Pinte Menty
Rsmondon Os
Christian Endeavor
Charles Waters
International Bible Reading Association
Society of Christian Endeavor
Great Britain
Buenos Ayres
Ersland
W. Williams
Turkey
India
Lerause
Msuvican
Pipiny
Esrta
Eses
Amir
Biwal
Trembhay
Stuute
Sumahuse
Humao
Broopset
Fy Ware
Zeelee
St. Jatoba
Sau Patece
Bick Ges Co
St. Ciah
Asme & CO
Berton
St. Jacobs
Sax
Eek W J Coe
Charles A. Vogeler CO
Baltimore, Md
Murray St
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Botbers
Urign Manufacturing
Fredenckounty
Frederick Seamless Hosiery Co
BE. Patrick Street
Besant & Knott Tore
Marcy
Purpore O
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Mustang
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Ordreis Eseer
Wwers
Enis Incsns
Bey - Ek Fowder Co
Eich Street
Siold EY
J.A
Barthelomy
Rochester
N.X
Milwaukee
Big View
Baltimore
Dokharvs
Keystone
Streeta
Frededeck
Borers
Bureau OF Exchange, Mutual Insurance
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Ssinoms
EL Large
Farmleby Ak Devs
Harves BR. Lease
Fredenck, Md
Luther M. Bready
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