Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Inspires Seasonal Appetite Claim
Fragmented text describes an advertisement praising Hood's Sarsaparilla for health and appetite, urging all to try the medicine this season. It also notes a social event by the French Library Association at Miss Kate Jackson's All Saints Street, with plans for an evening entertainment and a program committee including Sacah Probea, Oma Valentine, Geo Tasker, Joe Barton, Clayton Adams, Arthur Ges, and William Roberts. this would be the last entertainment of the season.
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Asociat Ion
Kate Jackson
All Saints
Bu Iress
Svecing
Reverend D. D. Hauer Revered as Longtime Minister
Portrait of Rev. D. D. Hauer of Hanover and Maryland, praised for a career spanning from 1806 birth to pastorates in Virginia and Pennsylvania. The obituary highlights his ordination in 1825, doctorate from Irving College in 1859, and leadership roles across multiple congregations including Abbottstown and York County.
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Hauer
Mary
Ben Ordinel
Breterizs
North Carolina
Varzicia
Lavettaville
Virginia
Jeffersin
Miceneser
Irving College
Carrol: County
Abbottstown
New Oxford
St. Pater's
Yors
Misaeim
Grive
Lighting Progress in Hagerstown Sparking Growth
The Hagerstown Gl notes rapid electric progress as Air Gox of the Schueler Company reports growing commercial subscriptions and expects to complete 500 lamps for the first batch by tomorrow evening. Schuyler Company contracts with Taylor Company to supply power for arc and incandescent lighting, with boilers engines and dynamos set to enable 90 arc lights and 1500 incandescent lamps, expanding city facilities.
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Hagerstown
Greve
Air_Gox
Schueler Company
Ead
Schuyler Company
Taylor Compins
Goambersburg
Scharier Company
Tas 45
Hecht Denamos
Temperance Question Moves Washington County Fair
A visit by a W C T U delegation led by Nellie Carlisle urged the Frederick County Agricultural Society to end liquor sales at the Fair Grounds. With 30 present, no action was taken but the matter likely will be discussed at the next meeting Monday at 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorge Wy. Muller
Frederick Gsunty Agricultural Society
Fair Grounds
Daon
Women’s Christian Temperance Association
Bliss Nellie Carlisle
Baltimore
Fair Department
Women’s Christian Temperance Union of
Maryland
The
Agricultural Association of
Washington County
Open air meeting and farewell for Captain Colburn on West Patrick
An open air meeting on West Patrick street tonight will bid farewell to Captain Colburn who departs for Parsons, Pennsylvania, where he commands a corps of rifles. The Frederick BR deme held a weekly drill at the Armory last night with six new members proposed and two more to join. Monday features target shooting at 3 o'clock. A spelling match at St Temn's Instituetoe saw Masters Lee Heng-en and Albert Smith compete with Smith prevailing after spelling 250 words.
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A. Matters
West Patrick Street
Colburn
Parsons, Pa
A Corp
Frederick BR
Brother Harkive
St. Temn
Lee Hang-en
Albert Smith
Smth
Local Notes Report Odd Theft and Court Docket
The West Thearty Bank notes J W Redrick senior left for a western trip on Thursday morning at 6 45 a m en route to Kendallville and other stops with arrival in Indiana Friday morning 10 20 while Wm Kintz reports a horse theft near Fairview and property taken from his horse and caddie. The Circuit Court convened and heard the State vs Nicholas Fletcher for quarrel on Sunday not guilty while State v Jorces Helm is set for trial Tuesday next. Hotel arrivals and gifts for a marriage are listed with many attendees and presents. Col Schley of Hagerstown suffered a stroke disabling speech and remains under care with family at his side. He has held various public roles and banking positions in Western Maryland.
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Thearty Bank
J. W. Redrick
Wm Kintz
Fairview
Circuit Court
McSnerry
Lynch
Stace
Nicholas Fletcher
Petersville
Quar
Ve. Jorces Helm
Col Schley
George Schier
Hagerstown
Colonel Schley
Frederick A Schley
State Senate
Congress
Fret National Bank of
The Square Improvements and City Works
Mr W A Myers of E G Smyser in York Pa conferred with Cols Thomas and Trail about a fountain. Walks and paving to be finished early next week. fountain chosen Monday. Also notes officers elected for the Frederick and Emmitsburg Turnpike Road Company and Olivet Cemetery Company. A three year old child died in Shirrow. funeral arrangements noted. Warnings about electric wires and reminders of city tax hearings set for June 4 with two weeks of sessions to review appeals and levy corrections for 1888.
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W. A. Myers
Irm
E. G Smyser
York
Cols. Thomas and
Trail
Court House
Rhodes
Nicholas C. Hailer
Lewis H. Dal
City Register
Infringement Claim Over Overland Telephone
Mr W W Bardles erected an Overland telephone line between C E Mealey’s stable and the New Central Hotel. The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co of this state alleges patent infringement and says Mealey may be compelled to remove his line. No lawsuit is expected as Mealey is amenable to an amicable adjustment.
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W. W. Bardlesty
Overland Telephone
C. E
Mesley
Boot Black Athletica leads Frederick colored baseball club
The Boot Black Athletica organized by Frederick colors plans a game next week against a colored nine in Hagerstown. Earlier at Association Park Paris River beat McMurray 19 to 5 with Blues battery Parw Blues and McMurray's sides. Upcoming games include Gratulation and Lilly's Brutus at Association Park Monday at 3 50. A Fair Grounds game today features F Y M A teams.
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Boot Blacks
Frederick
Boot Black Athletica
John W. Staunton
John W. Mills
Frank Summers
Hagerstown
Association Park
Paris River
McMurray
Kettler
Haber
Wallaee
Asociation Park
Gratulation
Lilly
Brutus
Fair Grounds
Liberty's Post Office Trouble
The Liberty Banner reports that postmaster Joseph W. Bigzier resigned and backed Milton Carter for successor. At the Frederick county convention three central committee members met to appoint Sarah Chamberlain as Etzler’s successor, aiming to settle the matter then and there, suggesting Sarah will be Libertytown’s next postmaster.
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Liberty
Liberty Banner
Joseph W. Bigzier
Milton Carter
District Central Committee
Ale Su Sppiueat
Denserais
Frederick
Sarah Chamberain
Etzler
Central Committee
Sarah
Nxt
Libertytown
Special Meeting and Gospel Session At The Association
A special meeting of the Board of Directors of the Association will be held this evening. There will be a gospel meeting in the association room this evening and a reception committee tour at 9 o'clock. An accident report details Independent engine contact with Mac Phoebus and Frank Salter, injuring Phoebus lightly and Salter more severely. A man named Fatts was knocked unconscious after shingles fell on him from a ladder, caused by a ladder break during work at East Second Street residence.
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C. G. Syere
Mac Phoebus
Frank Carlin Salter
Air
Geo. Salter
W. Church Street
Phoebus
Silier
S. S. Maynard
Smother
Fatts
Geo. Wolf
Pork Wolf
Thre City
Chas, Wachter
John S.fiard
East Second Street
Stford
Local residents and visitors noted in downtown entries
Little Locals and Rev. Maurice Mearning among visitors as painting began on a residence. A foaled colt at the McMurray factory is announced. George Alfred Townsend and Mrs Townsend stayed at City Hotel. David Brenge joined Louis Rice on a business trip. Pic nic plans were made for Baugher’s woods on Wait Monday. Harry Grant Kemp, of Dayton, Ohio, attended a wedding then returned home. Andrew Sefton’s will filed in Orphans Court with Charles Sefton executor and bond. Professor A Jackson sold a piano to Dr. Franklin B Smith. Wm Haller and family visiting from Port Deposit. he conducts on the Frederick Division between Port Deposit and Perryville.
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JW. Downer
New Market
Maurice Mearning
Nannie Gold
Hil
W. Va
Coé
McMurray
Blackwood Patchen
Geo. Alfred Towsend
Garland
City
David Brenge
North Market Street
Lous Rice
Birely Bros
Baugher’s Woods
Harry Grant Kemp
Dayton
Ohio
Andrew Sefton
Mechanicstown
Orphans’ Court
Charles F. Sefton
Prof
A. Jackson
Braddock
B. Sharinger
New Haven
Conn
Franklin B Smith
Wm. Haller
Port Deposit
Haller
Federick
Port Depoit
Perryvi
FUYANDING AND COMMERCIAL New York stock exchange quotatio
The report notes a waver in the market with weakness linked to party efforts to gain fleet control. The session closed unsettled with mixed movements across grains and metals. Significant references include Central Thnots C arthem Alten S&T Caania and Canada Pae.
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Richmond
West Point
Wenich
Central
Carthem Alten S&t
Canada
Tariff Debate Shapes Party Tactics in Mills Proposal
May 17 report from Washington notes Chairman Mills of the Ways and Means Committee pressing a tariff measure as a Democratic tactic to secure a party unity vote. Republicans weigh whether to accept the Mills plan or push a separate bill through subcommittees led by Senator Morrill and colleagues, amid Democratic fears of bill disfigurement under the Rules.
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Wasnixcrmx
Mills
Ene: OG Ways and Means
Wade
Anon
Democratic Party
Abbon
Finance Committee
Morrill
Committee On Finance
Allison
Udr.ch
Hiscock
Heck
Harris Ag
Devastating flood drives thousands from flooded lands
A vast flood devastates Ex WaTIR area with 102000 acres of land submerged. Livestock abandoned and families camp in open fields as residents race to salvage wagons and belongings. Heavy rainfall hampers relief as lumber and rail lines are washed away and trains halt. Shelter and aid are scarce as waters recede slowly in Fort Fairfield and Presque Isle regions.
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Fort Famrrein
EL Stevess &Cos
Lew Bruasches
Crushed by an Elevator Near MaSSTLOX, O
Luther Berain a coal remover four miles west of MaSSTLOX was crushed to death when an elevator cage failed to arrive at his shaft bottom. He left a widow and one child. The report lists other fatal incidents and assorted brief notices from across the country, including a rail case and labor disputes.
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Masstlox, O
Luther Berain
Minss
Gossip of the press on politics and fashion in 19th century America
A column of scattered notes surveys figures like King Humbert and Chief Justice Waite, plus Justice Bradley and other judges. It mocks attire, mentions Ben Butler’s cooking, Prof Swing, and Count Tess. The piece outlines Italian premier Crispi, Baltimore furniture dealers, and a sale plan offering monthly installments with a wide stock.
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Humbert
Italy
Waite
Justice Bradley
Patiens
Barisan
Blatchford
Gray
Field
Miller
Lamer
Cleveland
Ee Mahone
Washington
Ben Butler
David Swing
Chicezo
George W. Cluds
Tess
Mr. Bier
Jerzus
Craton
Signor Crispi
Hter
Chamber of Deputies
Frederick
Baltimore
N. Hawari
belWeet
Fayette
Lenoxton
Baltidore
Ballincreimre
Prederich
Furntuce
Isalimore
Ehec
Acker's Despen Teblets Endorsed by Physicians
Acker's Despen Teblets are recommended by physicians and endorsed by clergymen for dyspepsia and throat complaints. Sold at 95 cents by Williamson & Brown, druggists, with testimonials from Hes. Thos Richey and others praising its cures for consumption and related ailments.
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Sre Acker
Williameon & Brown
Acker's Baby Soother Sold for Teething Ailments
Acker's Baby Soother advertised as relief for teething pains and stomach disorders, claims to be free of opium or morphine and safe for infants. The product is offered for 25 cents by Willismeon and Brown druggists.
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Acker
Willismeon & Brown
Meade Thas
Texas Cowboys and local cough remedy claim
Texas citizens suffer colds due to climate with high demand for remedies. Alexander Speer & Son of Blanco, Texas, promotes Im Wert's Bilsem as the heat nesting article they have tried, claiming it provides general satisfaction. trial size offered free by Williamsen & Brow.
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Texas
Alexander Speer & Son
Blanco
Williamsen & Brow
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Gore
Balt
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Barton
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P Conrad
Central Hotel
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Dolorus
Anatin
Academy of Visitaton
Est of China
China
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Emuiteburg Turnpike Raid Company
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Brunner
H.R. Heck
Treaaurer
Geo. W. Miller
Olivet Cemeter Company
Treaurer
Joe Mo Markell
Herwig
Charls Herman
Eama M
David Cartuarl
Shirrow
Geo. Colexsan
Harrisburg
P.R. R
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T. Rice & S.ns
Devessed
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Mustang
Merican Mustang
Prom
Sears
Fuyanding and Commercial
New York
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Rage
Sye
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Lehigh
Broker
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Maz Orta Schiebel
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Brewers Union
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Senor Cess
Opponton
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County Reconts
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W.T
Manhattan Elevated Railway
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van Wer
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Maldes Mocuns
van Wert
Rooda
Williamson & Browse
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Royak Babie Femder
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Eocity
Girevit
Frederick County
Equity
John LE. Hargett
Fen
Ham i
Joan William Hargett
Mar
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Ted
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Frederic
Sures Gasramteed
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Orson Page
Eighth Street
Phitecelphin
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Hater
F. Street
N. W. Washington, DD
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Suld Agionce
Hallett & Cas
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Rcreamers
Ballumore
W. Micgopfenus
Excelsior Treamery
Buckey
Toro
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Spavisa
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