Clock Repair and Local Incidents From The Daily News
The clock at St John’s steeple was repaired and will run regularly after an oiling. A boy fell into a bin but survived. doctors treated him and he improved. Treasury pressure led to more subordinate vacancies and many chemists were discharged. Maryland contributed most of the losses. Joan Goldsborough of Maryland resigned from the patent office to practice law in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jonas Cleck
St. John’s
Brother Walsh
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Civil Service Commission
Maryland
Midatetown Notes on Local Visits and Deaths
The Valley Register reports Miss Maggie Kefauver traveled to Baltimore for eye surgery but returned without the procedure as the lens damage is permanent in the right eye, with possible correction for the left eye using proper glasses. Mrs. Susan Suman, widow, dies of heart disease at 70 near Elerton, niece of Rev. J. R. Ridennour, a Lutheran church member since age 15, mother of seven, funeral at Myersville Lutheran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midatetown
Valley Register
Misa Maggie Kefauver
Baltimore
Chisolm
Elso
Susan Suman
John Meatzer
Bolivar
Geo. Poole
Elerton
This Valley
Misa Ridenour
J. R. Ridenour
U. B. Church
Lutheran
St. John’s
Pr. Beck
California
Myersville
A. M. Smith
de. W. 0. Bateler
Ss. Joseph, Mo
Wm. E. Serre
Bateler
Geo. W. McCrary
R. 3. Hares
McGansy
Washington
Western Union Telegraph Company
Hegerstown
Eizabeth Mock
Riv
Joshua Slifer
Eke
Tighman F. Willard
Broad Run
Fractured Circle Meeting and Public Notices
Creutaugua Circle gathers at the PF. F. Seminary for an all testing and pleasant meeting. Next gathering set for Miss Fannie Adams home on West Third Street Tuesday Mayble A fall attendance is asked. Also notes hotel arrivals and a citizen complaint about street sweeping causing dust nuisance. proposes citywide cleaning plan with machines and added street uprikliers to improve air and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creutaugua
O. S
PF. F. Seminary
Fannie Adams
West Third Street
Tve A. m
Baltimore editorial on militia camp and local charm
A Baltimore American reply to a militia encampment piece notes that crowds and attractive hearts matter more than brass buttons. It argues that good looking locals and wives come from Frederick, and that city belles will nonetheless seek heart over ornament in companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Frederick
Marriage and tragedy reported in local county notes
Hymereal marriage conducted by Dr Diehl at residence on Weet Church Street between Wo H Funk of Hamburg and Miss Lale E May of Mountain Dale. A town death report from Tex News cites two boys aged about twelve in a morning accident when Buchanan accidentally fatally shot lighter in the left eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hymereal
Dr. Diehl
Weet Church Street
Wo. H. Funk
Hamburg
Lale E. May
Mountain Dale
Asan
Tex News
Hazerstown
Buchanan
Montgomery Briefs and Property Sales Amid Rural Outbreaks
Specimens of geld F found on farms of N H Robertson near Rockville and on Jedge Bowie's farm two miles east of Rockville. The late Joan Councel scan property of 415 acres near Bethesda sold for $95 315 at trustee sale. Mr M E B Slavely of Sharpeburg bought highest peak on Blue Ridge three miles from Sharpaburg known as SMe CleHan's Gap. Spavely plans an observatory about 40 feet high at that site, famous in the Antietam battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
N. H. Robertson
Rockville
Jedge Bowie
Joan Councel Scan
Bethesda
Montgomery Co
Asother Observatory
M. EB
Sharpeburg
Blue Ridge Mountain
Sharpaburg
Antietam
Spavely
Base Ball Briefs Mesere Fisher and McSaulley Arrive
Mesere Fisher and McSaulley, new Frederick battery, will reach the city Tuesday evening of next week. Mr T Gittinger of York club returns home on vacation and will join the Frederick squad to Hagerstown on Wednesday. Two picked Nines of the F C O Y M C A play at Agricultural Park at 5 o clock this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesere
Fisher and McSaulley
Frederick
T. Gittinger
York, Pa
Hegerstown
Agricultural Park
County Court Disposes Cases and Deaths Highlight Local News
The Frederick county circuit court disposed of State v Daniel Beniz with a guilty verdict for carrying a concealed weapon and a ten cent fine. In State v Mugahia the court held the bastardy case. Funeral processions ran for Joseph B Cook with 130 carriages and a mile long train at Loudoun Park cemetery. Hattie Thomson was interred at Greenmount with Rev. Valentine officiating. Laura Elizabeth Hoover, child of Daniel K and Julian Hoover, died aged 1 year 6 months 29 days and was interred at Grossnickle meeting house. Mrs Mary Ellen Thomas died at 45 from diabetes, leaving ten children. funeral set at St Matthew’s, Carroll Manor. Mrs Catharine Harris died at Hagerstown from heart disease, wife of hotel proprietor Geo W Harris, with funeral to be held next day. Died near Ellerton, Frederik Tyergar, aged 79, of asthma and heart trouble. interment Mt Olivet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Daniel Beniz
David A. Mugahia
Joseph B. Cook
Baltimore
Loudoun Park Cemetery
Hattie Thomson
Valentine
Greenmount Cemetery
F. Schroeder
Ellerton
Laura Elizabeth
Daniel K
Julian Hoover
Grossnickle’s
G. Silas Harp
Mary Ellen
J. Franklin Thomas
Adamstown
Gideon Zimmerman
St. Matthew's Church
Carrolla Manor
Catharine Harris
Hagerstown
Geo. W. Harris
Hamilton
Frank Harris
John Markell
Baltinmore
Caroline Merkell
Nannie Delaplaine
Frederick W. Tyergar
Gansruth
East Fourth Street
the Decessed
Saxony
Germany
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets Offer Relief
Dyspepsia is blamed for darkening life and hindering happiness. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets claim to cure the worst forms of indigestion and constipation, restoring ease and contentment. Sold at 23 and 50 cents by J A Williamson, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
J. A. Williamson
Draggzst
Lane's Family Medicine AdvertisementClaimed Cure All
An old time advertisement seeks 160 women and 100 men to try Lane's Family Medicine for free from a druggist. It touts a root and herb remedy by Dr Silas Lane found in the Rocky Mountains claimed to cure blood liver and kidney diseases and constipation, with praise for children. Large bottle 30 cents in stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Thompson
University of the City of New York
Dio Lewis
Warner
Lane
Silas Lane
Rocky Mountains
Passover Lesson Teaches Obedience and Betrayal
A devotional on the Passover as Jesus prepares to be crucified, emphasizing obedience, readiness, and the betrayal by Judas within the Apostles. It highlights Jesus directing disciples to the upper room, the prepared guest chamber, and the instituting of the new covenant at the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy
Botiman
Phladel
Christ
Weingly
Egypt
Xrael
Cot
Peter
John
Abe
Samuel
Saul
Jesus
Marx
Luke
Judas
Dippeth
Matthew
Cadas
Vadas
Jon
Jems
Evers
AIDnty to Touristf English Pills Offer Cure
Dr Acker's English pills claimed to cure sick headache and liver troubles. They were advertised as small, sweet, easy to take and non gripping. Sold by J A Williamson with free samples. Also promoted Electric Paste Stove Polish for dust free cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Acker
J. A. Williamson
Maryland Classis Session to Convene at Keedysville
The Maryland Classis of the Reformed church will hold its sixty ninth annual session in Keedysville Washington county on Thursday May 23 at 7 30 p m The opening sermon will be preached by Rev S Mr Hench the retiring president. The Fredericetown Bicycle Club organized with eighteen members elect W Levy Mantz president and John A Kennedy secretary and treasurer The club plans a reading room and improved quarters for members and hopes to attend the League meeting at Hagerstown in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicstown
Catoctin Clarion
Stewart Cramer
Haton & Burnett's Business College
Baltimore
Stewart
Mite Society
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Mite and Missionary Society
St Rocky Hidge
Whitmore
Bettie Horner
Frederick
Postonce Department
Foxr
Uncle Sam
Maryland
The
Reformed Church
Keedysville
Washington County
Thoreday
Fredericezx Cycle Club
W. Levy Mantz
John A. Kennedy
Hithey
Hagerstown
Wiseithy Grew Ackers Blood Elixir Promoted
The medical fraternity endorses a blood and skin remedy named Wiseithy Grew Ackers Blood Elixir. It claims superior effectiveness to other preparations and is guaranteed to treat blood and skin diseases or money back. Sold by druggist F. A. Kameom. Also Bucklens salve advertised for cat sores and skin eruptions with a money-back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackers
Indorse
Br F. A. Kameom
E. Gerrarr
Electric Bitters Claim Cure All Liver Kidney Ailments
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a pure medicine guaranteed to cure liver and kidney diseases and clear skin conditions from impure blood. It claims malaria relief and prevention, headache, constipation, and indigestion relief with full satisfaction guaranteed or money back. Sold at Jos B. Garrett's drug store for 50 cents to 1 per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos B. Garrett
Local Drugstore Promises Refunds for Remedies
Dr Kings New Discovery and other tonics advertised by druggist Joseph B Garrett claim strong healing reputations. Store vows refunds if results fail, emphasizing satisfaction and safety assurances to customers.
Acker's Blood Elixir Gains Popularity in U S Markets
Acker's Blood Elixir has captured the public’s attention as a claimed cure for all blood and skin diseases. The product is guaranteed and sold by J. A. Williamson, a druggist, with medical endorsement promised by the medical fraternity.
Acker's Exzlish Remedy Sold By J A Williamson
A tablet bottle remedy advertised to prevent and treat croup cough and cold in children. Claims quick relief and long lasting results with one dose acting as prevention. Green bottle sold by J A Williamson druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J A. Williamson
Forced to Leave Home Over 60 Protest Free Trial Pack
Over 60 people were forced to leave their homes yesterday to demand a free trial package of Love's Family Medicine. The advert promises a grand remedy for blood, kidneys, constipation, headaches, and complexion. Ladies praise it as a large package offered for 30 cents.
Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Featured
A Newark Arkansas note from Morris proclaims a cure for consumption after doctors and friends deemed incurable. Segan advertises King's New Discovery as the best medicine for lung troubles with testimonials and a free sample at Joseph B. Garrett's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Newark
Ark
Segan
King
Smy Farm
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F. F. Smith
City Hotel
BU Miller
New York
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F Bressier
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G E Gossier
J A Beattie
Philadelphia
Cc E Hoebach
Ohio
Northrop
Vermont
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E A Heyeer
WD Pearson
H Z Hempetone
Paila
R M Guinn
Boston
T C Riordan
J [Tatem
W G Biser
Virginia
JL MG
Penna
WO Nicewanner
Frederick County
Cornwall
Een
D. M. Stearns
Dr. King
Bucklen
Joeph
Royal Baking Fowler CO
Indore Exd
Drapeict
Ned Brestroth
Li West iPatrick Street
Patrice
Ws, Miller&g
P. H Pyfer
Bir Coal
Woon Yart
Cumberland
Baltimore Vein
Lyken’s Valley
George's Creek
W. B. Shriner
Miller & Co
E. Patrick St
Water Street Depor
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KISS
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
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Youisville
Ed Eldridge
W.i Patrick St
Frederich
Imd
E. J. Eldridge
Brown & Delashmutt
Brown & Son
East Patrick SF
GOVER
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Delasekdt
I-K-Borfmern
Cor Market
Muarkers& Souths
North End
Eros
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