Local notes mix of rumors and trivia from the era
A long string of scattered items reports on a church ceremony, railroad leadership changes, political rumors about Lincoln, a marriage license in Washington, and assorted facts and observations. It mentions J. T. Goddell becoming NY and Newland RR vice president, claims about Lincoln, a marriage between Chas. J. Smith and Margaret A. Hurley, and various short notes on science, fashion, weather, and local happenings.
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J. T. Gdell
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New York and Newland Railroad
F. H. Prince
Cumberland News
Cumberland
Robert T. Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
White House
Washington
Chas. J. Smith
Margaret A. Hurley
Philadelphia
RYMENEAL BEATZ AND ANN WHITMORE WEDDING AT ST JAMES
Lawrence Beatz of near the city and Mrs Ann Whitmore of Rocky Springs wed at St James Lutheran parsonage East Second street in a quiet ceremony conducted by Rev Hasskarl. The couple planned to settle near Frederick after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Warring Tyson
Frederick
Annie Kate Aubert
E. R. Eschbach
D. J. Beale
Washington
Duple— Low
Littlestown
F.S. Lindamas
John Douple
Lizzie E. Low
Frederick County
Sick Residents Improve at Local Homes
Mr SW Zimmerman has been sick for several days and is convalescing. Mr C F Fleming was reported sick yesterday and is about hale. Mrs Frank Davis of East Patrick street has been very sick for a week but can be about her room. The YMCA Literary Society meets tonight with a debate on whether the civil service law is a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hephilochorea Dancing Club
Wm. Barrick
Braddock
Market Street
Clifford Fagan
West Fourth Street
SW. Zimmerman
C.F. Fleming
Agale
Frank Davis
East Patrick Street
F.C.Y
Young Men's Christian Association Literary Society
J. Ed. Rice
W. W. Ssanders
Roger Wickham
Qecar Rhoades
The Weekly News Ad Squeeze of 19th Century Stores
The Weekly News lists numerous dry goods firms and merchants including Brothers Dry Goods, Tomas BH Helier, Rodocs & Neldig, Ames E Walker & Co, Cline & Co, Sheppard's & Pomecese, Carty, John Hendrickson, and C Kemp & Co. plus a Flower Show notice and an In Memoriam item.
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Newa
Catsrthall
Cstarrh Care
Brothers Dry Goods
Enner & Kemp
Tomas BH. Helier
Ed Kemp
C'S
Dry Goods
Rodocs & Neldig
Ames E. Walker & Co
Cloths
C. E Cline & Co
Sheppard
A Widely Prevalent Malady
Malaria often arises where swamp vapors and decaying vegetation are common yet can break out without such conditions. Hoetetter's Stomach Bitters is claimed to aid the disease, fortifying the system and helping with liver trouble dyspepsia constipation and kidney complaints.
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America
Hoetetter
Chile
Father Mickley of Adams County Pioneer Family Memoir
The Souveuir of 1812 notes Father Denter Mickley born December 8 1795 in Franklin township Adams county nearing his eighty eighth birthday. It lists his family, including brothers Peter Ickley and relatives Peter, John Jacob Mickley, and genealogical moves from Northampton to Adams and Washington counties, with broad ties to Waynesboro and Hagerstown.
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Chambersburg
Sage
Denter Mickley
Waynesboro
Walington Township
Frankin Township
Adams County
Peter Ickley
Pete
John Jacob Mickley
France
Ancbele
Miguelet
Mickiey
John Jacob
German Empire
Amsterdam
Holland
Hope
Philadelphia
Father Mickley
Wasington County
John Martie Mickley
Northampton County
Stickley
Elizabeth Settle
Beery
Upton
Daniel W
Simon
Jacob Beil
Susan Good
Beil
Hageratown
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals Report Names and Cities
Yesterday's hotel arrivals list guests from multiple states and towns. Notable entries include D. M. Buckingham, C. J. Wallace, J. H. Libbart, and Col. W. H. Lewis among visitors from Philadelphia, Baltimore, York, Gettysburg, Columbia, and Damascus, with counts indicating county participation.
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T. E. Carson
M. A. Wes
W.B Buck
P. E. Sullivan
E Parmly
N. Affelder
G. N. Dempster
A. Cahn
B. Weissleger
H. E Lupus
Baltimore
D. M. Buckingham
W. A. Moffatt
MW. E. McSherry
Theo. Fenn
W. J. Walker
Philadelphia
C. D. Shearer
Sacramento
Cal
A. C. Stup
Gettysburg
Dr. Hardesty
Washington
J. Hi. Baldwin
New York
C. J. Wallace
York
Joe. H. Osborn
Carliste
A. Dodd
New Jersey
A P. Eichelverger
E. B. Fitz
Grorr Hoosz
Jesse P. Weybright
Double Pipe Creek, Ltd
Weeden Clary
J. M. Jones
E. M. Remsburg
J. McCarthy
Columbia, Pa
L.T. Helton
Damascus
T. Kiepptsa
County
The Work of Death Geo W Harreifox
Notice of death of Geo W Harrison in Cincinnati apoplexy at 5 am on Tuesday October 24. Born in Cincinnati, son of Rev. Wm Henry Harrison, nephew of Mrs. Henry Zeigler, he moved to Somerset Kentucky as coal inspector for C and O and owned the village coal yard. He was a civil engineer by trade, ill on a business trip, coroner cites apoplexy. Two children with him. brother Benjamin Harrison is Cincinnati county surveyor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Harreifox
Geo. W. Harrison
Cincinnati
Sir. Harrison
Henry Harrison
Frederick
Henry Zeigler
Somerset
C. and O
Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Mechanicstown
Barbara Arthur
Saurdayaiap
Reformed Church
Hiram Arthur
Francea Miller
Douc
A‘dition
Hagerstown
Thos. Barker
William Stotelet
Rose Coss
Chewsville
John Arthur
Cavetown
Veteran’s Verdict Promotes Restoratives by Civil War Veteran
Solomon Yewell of Marton, Indiana, a Civil War veteran and writer, praises Wiles’ Restorative Nervine, Heart Cure, and Nerve and Liver Pills for restoring health after service. He reports no prior remedies as effective, calls the PHI preparations the best for cleansing and toning the system, and notes products ship nationwide with a money back guarantee.
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Noqaieauer
Nwlomon Yewell
Peettion
N.Y
Voluowerm
Wiles
PHI
Tier
Solomon Yewell
Marton
Ind
Gr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Fragmented lines on tea hours indoors and comfort
The readable text discusses hours of tea time spent indoors and the comfort and luxury provided by a pair of sipping accessories. It mentions variety and styles but is fragmentary and unclear on specifics.
IN THE LAW'S GRIP AND LOCAL NOTICES COMBO
Justice Eckstein sent Eucy Foutz to Mounteyne Hospital last night. Rosy Dorsey of Five-ards half was ordered by Justice Gexstein to pay 35.35 ane, for 30 days, for disorderly conduct. An ad touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm and Bucklen's Arnica Salve for aches, pains, and cures, with local druggists Garrett & Pearre and Steiner Bros. Drug Store marketing.Full of legal notices and patent remedy endorsements from Dunlap era listings.
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Justice Eckstein
Eucy Foutz
Mounteyne Hospital
Rosy Dorsey
Justice Gexstein
Gerrett & Pearre
Steiner Bros
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