Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Marion Dyer has accepted a position with Chase Moberly the painter. Messrs George Bager and Fred Williams of Washington DC are visiting friends and relatives in this city. Miss Minnie Parsons of Brunswick is visiting friends in Camper and Raymond Pout and sister Ethel of Kemptown, who have been attending the marriage of their cousin Mss Vizzle Coward of Oakland Clarke Co Va, returned home Saturday after a very pleasant visit. Miss Agnes Krise is on a visit to her uncle Mr D B Keefer in Baltimore. Mrs Philip Nusbsum and Miss Rosely returned last night from a pleasant visit to Baltimore. Mrs Samuel Wineberg and son returned home last evening from a short visit. Mrs Hughes and granddaughter of Boston, who have been in Frederick for the purpose of visiting Sister Mary Louise Peltier of the Convent of the Visitation, left for home this morning. Father Clark J assistant provincial, who has been at the Novitiate for several days, returned to New York yesterday. Mr and Mrs Daniel Seeger and child of Washington are here on a visit. Will Speak at Antietam. Editor Hero 8 Harp of the Examiner will be one of the speakers on Decoration Day May 30 at the battlefield of Antietam.
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Marion Dyer
Chase Moberly
George Bager
Fred Williams
Washington, D. C
Minnie Parsons
Brunswick
Camper
Raymond Pout
Ethel
Kemptown
Mss
Vizzle Coward
Oakland
Clarke Co
Father Clark
New York
Daniel Seeger
Washington
Rose the Wild Girl Rescued From Cruel Show Life in Missouri
Rose, the Wild Girl, saved from cruel treatment in a Missouri museum, now safe with guardian Mrs. Laura Baldwin of Baltimore. The 24 year old, four foot tall freak, once driven as a wild animal, has been nurtured since 1834 after rescue by Buegure, an uncle, and care in New Orleans institutions.
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Baldwin
Rose
Missouri
Tll
Delaf
Hose
Greseed
Hiacock County
Miss
Labuene
Buegure
New Orleans
Crescent City
Mrs. Baldwin
Going Back Home. Coxey sympathizer travels toward home
C E Bowers left the Gro House this morning for Gettsburg Pennsylvania where after visiting the battlefield he will start for his home in Ohio He traveled with Coxey's army joined at Hagerstown and remained near the front until Washington he aided the army but his main aim was to see the coil He said he was sympathetic with Coxey and the movement and was impressed with the East region He attended a quarterly session of District Lodge No 1 of Good Temperance in Montgomery county with sixteen aged members and one new member enrolled. treasury reports showed a surplus and several officers absent.
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E Bowers
Gettsburg
Bowers
Coxey
Massillon
Washington
Coxes
Hagerstown
Ohio
Gex. Coxzey
Sige Tepeseuig
Montgomery County
Purchase of a Telephone Franchise in Had Wait
Cass B Nestor of Hasersons buys the street railway franchise and equipment of the Emler Teentone Company of Gastlestown. The Destor Telephone Company formed to operate a system between Cantiestown Shepherdstown Harper's Ferry Berroville and Summit Point. Dr 8 F Scott, Bue Bidee, Hesieon Co Mow. Se.
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Cass. B Nestor
Hasersons
Reet of Way
Emler Teentone Company
Gastlestown
Destor Telephone Company
Saa
Cantiestown
Shepherdstown
Harper's Ferry
Berrorile
Summit Point
F.scott
Hesieon Co
Chamberjac
Alvert
L. Pearce
Fredenck
W. &. Rudy
Mr. Airy
Indian Burying Ground Found on Hawkins Farm Near Prince Fredericktown
On J Edward Hawkins farm three miles below Prince Fredericktown Calvert county near the Paraxent River an Indian burying ground was uncovered by plowing. A massive brown slate-like tablet eight feet nine inches long and three feet wide rested on a cut stone foundation. An adjacent perpendicular stone, carved spearhead motif and many stone darts were found. Maryland Historical Society notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Hawkins
Prince Fredericktown
Calvert County
Paraxent River
Maryland Historical Society
Prohibition and political notes from Maryland towns
News from Worcester and Talbot circuits. deaths, consecration, and a bank of assignments. Cambridge election results and prohibition events unfold as locals in Annapolis and Cumberland report on strikes, crews, and politics. Unrest and public works mark the state as sailors, students, and farmers engage in contests and hearings.
Real Estate Transfers in Lewistown District
Real estate transfer records show executors John H and Geo W Hill conveying ground to Reverdy J Winebrener for 199 56 dollars. In a separate deed Reverdy J Winebrener and Annie L M his wife transfer the same parcel back to John H Hill for 199 56 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H
Geo W. Hill
Reverdy J. Winebrener
Lewistown
Watches of the Night Insomnia Remedy Promoted
The article extols Hostetters Stomach Bitters as a cure for insomnia and nervous strain. It claims the remedy strengthens weak nerves, steadies memory and appetite, and avoids harmful stimulants. It also links use to relief from chills fever constipation rheumatic and kidney trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iver
Care for Headache 43 remedy and cures discussed
An 19th century advertising brief touts Electric Bitters as a universal headache remedy and cure for various ailments. It claims permanent relief and urges purchase of a 50 cent bottle from Albert L. Pearre’s Apothecary, noting the medicine’s wide demand and suitability for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Pearre’s
Apothecarr
Shieb
Albert L. Pearre
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