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AUTE
Eich Monte
Feaely
Sale notices fill local papers in March sales
An assortment of sale advertisements appears across the Daily News Weekly News and related papers from March 25 to April 6. Listings include household furniture farming implements live stock hotel furniture and a few real estate items with references to bidders and locations such as Urbana Frederick City and Rocky Springs.
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Anbert
E Second Street
Sceady
Daily News
Harvey Leax
J Eldridge Soyder
LE Miles
Newt Merket
Baltimore
Charles Price
Price
Chas B
Rocky Springs
Adv
Walter Saunder
P EB Long
St Grof
Benrs Salees
Chales Poole
Benra
Chase Fout
Anc
Brounk Hill
William Devilbiss
Gatonville
John B. Thomas
City Hotel
Urbana
Astrict
Chas. B. Fout
Theodesia Delapisine
Corner Court
Second Streets
Chely
John W. Homn
Frederick Janetson
John T Best
Frederics Junction
Elias Zimmerzan
Frederick
Desirabe
Little Farm
Mortgagee Sale and Special Notices From G J Doll and Son
Advertisement list shows SEW items and notices including Special Novice Notice Special Notice For Rent and Special Notice Buck Beer plus Dressmaking. G J Doll and Son appears as advertiser. Mortgagee sale mentioned among items.
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G.J Doll & Son
SITY COUNTY AND STATE Musical Concert and Police Uniform Vote
A fragment from Sity detailing a musical concert by The Skids Carat Bard of Yellow Springs in Sauffer Hall Walkersville and an aldermanic committee meeting at 7 30 pm to decide police uniforms, with the force to arrange their own attire. Also notes donations to Western Maryland College president’s house and a Baltimore board grant toward furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Springs
Sauffer’s Hall
Walkersville
Aldermauic
Ttee
Jaaph D. Baker
T. H. Lewis
Western Maryland College
St. John's Board of Benefience
Baltimore
Dr. Lewis
Washington
Farnich
Woman Dies by Own Hand in Martinsburg Area
Dispatch from Martinsburg West Virginia reports Mrs Stoskuar wife of Fred Steckmar cut her throat at her brother Samuel Williamson’s house near Hedgesville. Her body was found in the garret after Williamson failed to locate her in her room. Domestic trouble said to be the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mra Stoskuar
Fred Steckmar
Samuel Williamson
Hedgesville
Wilhamson
Misfortune and Medicine Ad From Warner’s Log Cabin Extract
An old advertisement promises relief from internal and external pains with Warner's Log Cabin Extract in two sizes priced at one dollar, touting it as the best, cheapest and most reliable remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Maryland State Fair to Be Held at Pimlico Next September
The Maryland Agricultural and Mechanical Association aims to stage a state exhibition at Pimlico starting September 9 for a week or more. Baltimore leaders back the plan, with $5,000 purse, showcasing every county’s agriculture and minerals, plus extensive stock sales and racing daily. The event seeks nationwide attention, a large breed stock display, and close cooperation from counties, manufacturers, and breeders to make it the greatest Maryland industry show yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Agricultural and Mechanical Association
Baltimore
Pimlico
Jarra
Marylane
Pimbico
Mayland
Maryland
Burt
Tidewater
Kentucky
Wadington
Polledei
York
Horse Breeders’ Association
Almoss
Union
Usion
Farm lands sale near Boyd's Station Montana county
The farm of the lave Wa M Ber dette near Boyd's Station Montana county, 109 acres, has been sold to Mrs Martha Birdetse for $3200. The fair expects displays to draw admission and cover expenses beyond doubt. Farn, Sold.
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Farn
Boyd's Station
Montzaanery County
Martha Birdetse
An Interesting Skatch Book by Mr Manos Dyer
A new sketch book showcases ten original pen drawings from the old Frederick landmarks. Features include Warington's headquarters and the graves of Barbra Fritenia and Francis Scott Key. The project, with 192 masterful drawings, aims to rank among the finest artistic works. The Moss Engraving Company of New York will engrave the plates from Dyer's original drawings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manos Dyer
Engazeiou O
Warington
Barbra Fritenia
Francis Scott Key
Rama
Arta
Old Frederick
Carroll Creek
Washington
Moss Egraving Company of
New York
Burmaister Concert at F Fl Seminary Delights Audience
The Monday Aforcal Association of Josserty presented a rich program by Professor Barmeiter, pianist, and Mrs Bila M Smith at the Burmaister Concert. The audience, large and cultivated, enjoyed Beethovens Sonata Appassionata, Schumann selections, and pieces by Mozart and Liszt among others, with notable performances and enthusiastic reception.
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Burmaister
F.fl
Thisexy
Barmeiter
Bila M. Smith
Beethson
Attscea
Emery
Szhumann
Ana
Shonia
A. Seherz
Silver Wedding Celebration at Rokry Springs Home
Mr and Mrs Zechariah Thomas of Rokry Springs hosted a large group for their 25th wedding anniversary. The event featured a late afternoon collation, music and dancing, a bouquet, silver wedding presents, and many guests including Rev Dr Eschbach D C Kemp F T Lakin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zechariah Thomas
Rokry Springs
Eschbach
D. C. Kemp
F. T. Lakin
Heery Miller
Pilden
Chas Cobenty
Slidd
E-Own Velley
S. C. Thomas
Louis Cramer
Mra Abes Edes
Josephine Manz
G. S. Markell
S. A. Toms
Mes
Did it Elect Harrison in Minnesota Themed Ad Filler
A Minnesota paper notes Democratic subterfuge amid calls of success for Harrison. The piece mocks limited political advertising and mentions an automotive poster on a bus board. It also advertises Warner’s Log Cabin Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and health remedy amid wartime era rhetoric.
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Harrison
Democratis Party
Fourth Street
National Committee
Democrata
C.eveland
Warner
Gavin Sare
Pazilla
Warners
Sanapamille
Personal and Pertinent News From Lynchburg and Nearby
Local notes report Mr. Dorney Owings of Lynchbore Va set for a month’s vacation at his mother’s home. Mrs. Cleveland changes style, Mr. C T Daugherty lands a Frick engine contract for a creamery near Chestertown. J W Niepold displays portraits from E A Keyser studio. Edward Cramer convalesces from Mt Plessant illness. Prof Gleason finishes engagement in town then heads to Patterson NJ. Misses Emma and Monis Tome plan a trip to Ohio. Garay Va area inn opens spring around April 1. A prized St Bernard belonging to S T Buxton dies at 15. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised for health. Peerless paper bag factory at Frederick Md guarantees sacks. Creditors meeting for Jacob Sitely postponed.
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Dorney Owings
Lynchbore
Cleveland
C. T. Daugherty
Frick & Co
Frick
Chestertown
Kent County
J. W. Niepold
E. A. Keyser
Jos
Rossa Stock
Edward Cramer
Mt. Plessant
Grayeon Bowera
Echors
Eaton and Barnatte Business College
Baltimore
Gleason
Patterson
New Jersey
Emma
Mionis Tome
Euclid
Oho
Ins
Garay
St. Bernard
T. Buxton
Frederick
Salva tion Army Schedules Open Air and Indoor Meetings
The Salvation Army announces an open air meeting at Market Space at 7:30 p.m. and an indoor meeting at 8 p.m. this evening. A knee drill at 7 a.m. Sunday, Sunday school at 9:30, holiness meeting at 11, and open air on Patrick Street at 2:30, indoor at 3, and open air at 7 p.m. are listed with indoor meeting at 8 p.m. All plans include a banquet next month with Major Wells and Staff Captain Feilsing expected.
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S.A
Salvation Army
Patnck Street
Wells
Fielsing
Sick List From East Patrick Street and Nearby Alleys
Mrs M T Haller of East Patrick Street was taken sick in Middle Alley and assisted to Mr J B Tyson's residence before being taken home by conveyance. The condition of Mr Wm Ricketts' young child on Earth Fourth Street improved after a narrow escape from serious injury yesterday morning.
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M. T. Haller
East Patrick Street
Middle Alley
J.B Tyson
Wm. Ricketts
Fourth Street
Heuer and Filby Wed in Brightwood Maryland
Hymeneal notice states Charles NI Heuer of Brightwood Washington and Miss Clara Elizabeth Filby of this city united in marriage at 5 30 this morning at the Reformed parsonage by Rev B R Eschbach The couple left at 6 10 to Brightsend DC where they will reside Heuer is hotel manager there and they received many handsome presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles NI Hauer
Brightwood
D.C
Clara Elzabeth Filby
B. BR. Eschbach
Brightsend
D. C
Heuer
Springfield Sociable Meeting At Schultz Home
Ellicott City Times notes a pleasant Springfield Sociable gathering at Lewis H. Schultz’s home, with a literary musical program by the Schultz family and neighbors. Attendees from the city included Schultz, Mesere, Kemp, and Immerman. an elegant repast followed, and guests departed late.
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Springfield
Sykesville
Carroll County
Ellicott City
Springfeld
Lewis H. Schultz
Mra Schulz
Migs Schultz
Mesere
Kemp
Immerman
City Hotel Realty Sale Auctions Ten Lots in North West Seventh Street
Auctioneer Charles B Fout conducts a public sale for O V S Levy trustee. Ten building lots on the north side of West Seventh Street sell to various bidders including Harry McHenry C F Kreh FM Fanbel C A Wachter G L Cramer and others with prices ranging from 55 to 120 dollars. Four additional lots east of Bentz Street are won by C H Wachter C F Fleming and George King with final sale of the lot at 305 North Market Street.
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Charles B. Fout
City Hotel
O. V. S Levy
West Seventh Streeb
Harry McHenry
C. F. Kreh
FM. Fanbel
CG. F
C. A. Wachter
G. L. Cramer
Bentz Street
C. H. Wachter
C. F. Fleming
F. Fleming
North Market Street
George King
PWR
Ehth Street
M. Bhawbaker
Monrovis
Claas
Soilinz
Smarhidd
Kent
Jas
W.pestre
T. C. Dela— Plalue
W.B.B
Etchison
Jude Rte Ee
Hent
Vyhe Blackermith Saop
Peter Ross
West Patrick Street
Bre Euire
B. Ebert &Bons
Maida A
Oxford League Meeting Debates The Good Shepherd
The Oxford League of the M. E church held its regular monthly session last evening at 7 30. The meeting was presided over by Adolphus Fearhake, College Juniors. The Pennay Osiia College exhibition at Gettysburg began last evening and continues tonight with music by the college orchestra. Notable speaker L. E. Kepler of Middletown spoke on The decay of American Literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford League
M. E Church
Adolphus Fearhake
Pennayosoia College
Gettysburg
L. E. Kepler
Middletown
Baltimore & Ohio Relief Association February receipts and disbursed benefits
The Baltimore and Ohio Relief Association reports February receipts of 32771.01 and total disbursements across categories including accidental deaths 5000, accidental injuries 5354.50, surgical expenses 2660.45, natural sickness 7920.15, natural deaths 8482.23 totaling 32417.93. Cumulative benefits paid from May 1, 1880, to February 28, 1852 amount to 1965687.05.
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3 &O. Relief Association
Baltimore and Ohio Relief Association
Anniversary Dance at Mt Airy Honours Davis Couple
Mr and Mrs Harry Davis celebrated a wedding anniversary near Mt Airy with a dance for about 120 guests. Two musicians performed harp and violin, a sumptuous midnight supper pleased attendees, and all wished the couple many happy returns. Rocky Springs Gossip notes local crafts from carved violin to breech loading rifle by Mr John Correll. Easter Monday school entertainment planned to raise funds, string band debut led by Mr Thos Measall.
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Harry 8
Davis
Mt.Airy
Rocky Springs
Rocer
John Correll
Atring Band
Mfr. Thos, Measall
Mechanstown Matters from the Clarion
Barbara wife of Jacob Suitely dies and is buried at Hill Cemetery. Mary, eldest child of Mr. J., is seriously ill with lung congestion and brain involvement but shows signs of improvement. A new banking firm on W Main St fits up offices and will begin business Monday. Burial Case Company stock subscriptions reported with belief of future prosperity. Local dry goods dealers Jno M Cover F L Witheraw Edgar Cramer to leave April 13 for positions in Philadelphia.
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Barbara
Jacob Suitely
Hill Cemetery
Mary
Jno
M. Cover
FL Witheraw
Edgar
M.C
Cramer
Paladelphia
Warning signs of kidney trouble cited in ad
An advertisement lists symptoms such as persistent fatigue nausea appetite loss and nighttime cramps as possible signs of advanced kidney disease or Bright's disease. It promotes Warner’s Safe Gate and quotes Dr. Wo F Thompson praising its use, noting chronic kidney disease as a leading cause of adult deaths and a physician recommendation to try the product if kidney trouble appears.
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Bright
Warner
Wo. F. Thompson
City of
New York
Lew Gays
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Sega
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Messrs. E. 0. Mesharry
J.C. Hardt
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Board of County Commissioners
Catlin
Philadelphia
J. F. Ailes
Nashville
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Collins
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Central Station
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Allen
Girard House
Franklin and Vine Streets
Allan
New York State
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Hood
Flood
Anigeon
Cancie
Nauright
N. J
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Apothecaris
Lovell
Lisa
JOAN +HENDRICKSON
Myrkxet Street
Hall and
Siley
Mary A. Barrick
Sisufer& Sest
Fredenck
J. Marshad Landis
Katie Jacobs Ban
Reume
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Mearssal
Luis
Sota
North Marketstreet
Messrs
J. Marshal Milter
Thomas W. Morgan
W. R.steiner
Marketstreet
G. E. Myer
Jewely
C. W. Sinn
South Market Street
Catlin House
M. B Getzendanner
Thor- Bigs
East Second Street
Tekan
Second Street
Ionisfalien Greenhouses
B.F Brown
East Patrick St
Martidin
East Third Street
Gamall
A. L. Kline
Martidius Armrest
Reese
Buesing
Mibsiws
Market Street
T Buesing
JR Macgill
ST. Patrick
George Brust & Co
Patrick Street
H- Hanter F. B. Sappington
Wim, Anderson
ROE
W. L. Mantz
North Market
Jameville
Groti
Custabie
Grean Rogers
DupingEs
Justus Miller
Rehipar
McOmber & Co
Rochester
Geo
Shank
Judge Shank
G C
Fenlictt
East
Patrick St
Bir
Chas. Ditfender
C.B. Trail
Trus
P . Bmart Capital
SS Enmedies CO
G. J. Doll & Son
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