Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go Aly. W. E H. Matheny Visit
Aly W E H Matheny of Frostburg visits Freder ick for about two weeks. Mrs Ds Bergstresser of Rockdale Pa, formerly Middletown, is in Hagerstown visiting Mrs Joseph H Firey with daughter Della who is ill and under doctors care. Jessica Therese and Isabelis Kunkel attend a reception at St Pauls rectory in Baltimore for Miss Marianne Riddle Hodges. Mr J McDevitt of this city attends the wedding of Miss McMackin and Mr Crawford at St Johns Independent Methodist church in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly
W. E H. Matheny
Frostburg
Frederick
Ds. Bergstresser
Rockdale
Middletown
Hagerstown
Joseph H. Firey
North Locust Street
Della
Jesses Therese
Isabelis Kunkel
St. Paul’s Rectory
Baltimore
Marianne Riddle Hodges
J. McDevitt
Miss McMackin
Mr. Crawford
St. John’s Independent Methodist Church
Richmond Chief Confirms Drowned Man Identified as Simpson
Chief of Police Poe received a letter from Elia Simpoon of Libertytown Frederick County stating the body found near Belle Isle bridge is her brother William H L Simpson. The letter includes a cigar box photo and notes he last spoke with his wife and two children two weeks prior. Poe verified the match with the photograph.
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Simpson
Poe
Richmond
BM. Simpoon
Belle Isle
Elia Bi Bimpoon
Libertytown
Frederick County
Baltimore Sun
Wm. HL Simpson
Plesse
Episcopal convocation in Baltimore debates diocese division
The semi annual convocation of the Episcopal Church in Baltimore met with Bishop Parei presiding. The most important topic was the division of the diocese though no definite decision was reached. Rev. George D. Becon of Hagerstown preached and Rev. J C Nicholson arrived and assisted. He will preach tonight. One lady was converted during the services.
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Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Parei
George D. Becon
Hagerstown
M. E
J. C. Nicholson
Wes
Keeping at It Everlastingly Pays Off in Advertising
A compact reflection on perseverance and consistent effort. It cites John Wanamaker as an example of success from steady work and persistent advertising. The piece notes the old saying that water wears away stone and urges steady, proper practice to achieve results. A brief local notice reports a Harford county teenager, 14, left home in August to attend the World’s Fair and has not been heard from since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wanamaker
J.T. Swift
Harford County
Repudiation Day Celebration in Frederick 1885
A letter from Carroll County official J A Dorfen explains Frederick County commemorates the 1765 repudiation of the Stamp Act by the local court. The plan includes school lessons and flag-raising, with a large public celebration and invited guests.
The Dying Man’s Last Request at a Revolutionary Ball
A dying speaker before a crowd recites a lament for his beloved and denounces tyranny as a Son of Liberty’s thunderous response follows. The corpse is buried with honors next to the beloved, then a march to Samuel Swearingen’s house ends with a noble supper and patriotic toasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calen-dar
Ting
Maryland
Gb’ &c
Liberty
Samuel Swearingen
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals List Across Several Cities
The hotel entry notes Orry Haren and many guests including H. W. Parr and E. Miller from Cincinnati and Baltimore, with numerous others from New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and local towns. It records 36 visitors from the county and two from the city, plus 11 county guests at another inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orry Haren
H. W. Parr
Fisnover
Fs. E. Miller
Cincinnati
W. PF. Fischen
J. B. MaComb
L. M. Burgan
H. Granty
L. L. Crawford
A. Cahn
Irving Horsey
Baltimore
R. H. Donson
Middletown
N.Y
L. K. Peddinghaus
T. A Leach
C.E Ketcham
W. Simon
New York
J. S. Meybright
D. P. Creek
W. W. Mass
Boston
J. Spalding
Gettysburg
L. M. Alleman
Littlestown
L., K. Obdeyke
Philadelphia
A. B. Pemreil
Pittsburg
County
County; 6 Grorr House —D. Markey, Keeptrys:; J. Dutrow, D. P. Creek
Robert Moffett
Poolesville
Montgomery
N.C. Eccard
Beaver Creek
Ashington County
P. Duvall
J. Wolfkil
Hagerstown
P. Royer
D. Gelman
Westminster
John K. Lee
Boyd's
Montgomery County
Sem Sprenkle
Thomas Swartz
Elmer Culley
Wiliam Gosnell
Eli Mu
Reformer Guild Meeting Highlights Local Church Program
The monthly meeting of the Guild of the Reformed Church featured a literary and musical program with Bolo, Rosa Birely, Pettin gall, Cronie, and the pastor. A congregational Thanksgiving donation reception was planned in the church basement to aid the needy, with distributions handled by the pastor and helpers. A committee was formed to nominate six month officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformer Guild
Guild of the Reformed Church
Bolo
Parity Ledge LOGT No 238 to Hold Regular Meeting Tomorrow
Parity Ledge LOGT No 238 will hold its regular meeting tomorrow evening at 7 30 o'clock with substantial business on agenda. Midwinter picnic committees will finalize arrangements and the program and entertainment committee will report. Plans for reorganization of lodges at Lewistown will be discussed with Walkersville events set for Friday and Saturday. To avoid conflict with City Hall lecture Friday night Crystal Spring Juvenile Temple No 28 will meet with Purity Ledge tomorrow night.
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Parity Ledge
Regerd
Lewistown
Walkersville
Omer
City Hall
Crystal Spring Juvenile Temple
No 28
Purity Ledge
Invitation to complimentary entertainment in Baltimore
The Order of Tonts invites with pleasure to a free entertainment at the Academy of Alaska on November 28 under the Mary land Lodge No. 52. Ira F. Steiner, formerly of this city, serves as secretary for the lodge's maturing members.
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Taz News
Order of
Real Estate Transfers and Land Exchanges Noted
Real estate transfers mention Bernard Colnfisher and Mary E to Julien Bigen for 41 perches of land in an exchange. William L. Armacost and Ida V to Margaret A Routzahn for a tract of land. Advertisement includes Hood's guarantees a cure and Hood's Sereaparilia as a remedy claim.
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Bernard Colnfisher
Mary E
Julien Bigen
William L. Armacost
Ida V
Margaret A
Routzahn
Oklahoma Land Visionary Letter From Frederick to Guthrie
H Dorsey Etchison from Frederick, Oklahoma, writes a graphic view of Oklahoma and the Cherokee Strip, recounting impressions after crossing Southern Kansas and visiting Guthrie and Oklahoma City. He describes the 1889 land opening, settler rush, and the region’s vast acreage, climate, water, timber, and growing towns Norman Edmond Stillwater. He details population, tax growth, railroads, utilities, schools, churches, and the Cherokee Strip as a booming frontier with strong future potential.
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H. Dorsey Etchison
Frederick
Pawnee
Oklahoma
Colonel Baughmen
Union
Washington
United States
Kansas
Old
Cherokee Strip
New Oklahoma
Kan
Arkansas
Texas
Dakotas
America
Commonwealth of Arkansan
Uncle Sar
Mississippi Valley
Iowa
Missourri
Lismots
Central Valley
California
Oregon
Serra Claus
Guthrie
Pab- Holand
Old Oklahoma
Aix Counses
Sents
Rock Island
Norman
Edmond
Stillwater
Indian Territory
Arkansas River
No Man's Land
Oklahoma opening crowds mark new settlement and state hope
Eyewitness account describes the Oklahoma land rush on September 16 with vast crowds, diverse travelers, and rapid town development at Perry Pawnee Alva Enid. The writer praises Grover Cleveland Hoke Smith and land officials for guiding settlement, foresees statehood and a Democratic Oklahoma. Also notes local illnesses including Mrs Gosnell and Bessie Worthington.
Syrup of Figs Promised as Permanent Constipation Cure
The note claims people dismissed lasting benefits and chose temporary solutions, while asserting Syrup of Figs permanently cures habitual constipation. It warns that better informed buyers avoid jurstives that act briefly but harm the body.
Bargains on Coats and Home Made Comforts
Bullevile and Ze?ap offer special blanket and home made comforts. Ladies and children's coats priced lower than ever, urging visits to view bargains and buy a good coat for little money.
Carpet Department Offers Bugs and Various Upholstery Textiles
Local advertisement touts a carpet department with a wide range of fabrics including sheep skin goat skin symrns moquette and related textiles advertised at notably low prices.
Miss Josephine Poe to Wed Dr Naudain Duer in Baltimore
Society notes report Miss Josephine Poe, a Baltimore social figure, will marry Dr Naudain Duer today. The event is announced amid winter retail copy hinting at Dry Goods and plaid silks at a local Model store.
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Josephine Poe
Baltimore
Naudain Duer
Local notices feature Buckey sales visit and tire dealer ads
To the Ladies Our Mr B V Buckey will be in this city at City Hotel Friday and Saturday November 24 and 25 with samples from our departments throughout establishment Special line coats In Baltimore Joel Gutmga Co importers and retailers 112 to 122 North Eutaw Street Baltimore Md Hay There We keep baled hay cheat and rye straw cut hay for chop feeding delivery Kellar DeLashmnutz 22 East Patrick Street Especially Your Tire Thos wrote the Austrian Secretary of War about G J Pneumatic Tires Vienna to Berlin road race to prove bicycle superiority for war messengers Styria bicycle with corrugated tires ridden whole distance without puncture dealers repairers supply tires T Delapisine Frederick third represents].
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B. V. Buckey
City Hotel
Baltimore
Joel Gutmga
Kellar & DeLashmnutz
East
Patrick Street
Thos
G.&j
Vienna
Berlin
Messrs. Jos. Puch & Co
Styria
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Tam
Fosay Sinmun
Puli
Wasarxeton, D. C
Lam
Thureday
W. Hanerseton
the Weather Bureau
Robert Caiechornr
de Pora
Rouen
F. Mubnods
Dugald Stettartemmen
Borg
Edinburgh
Lee
Antreas Hofer
Triokse Ax Puras
West Walier
Robert Chie
Baron of Pissey
Englisa Gieral
India
London
John Hansen
Continental Congress
Owen Bills
George I
Manon Evans
Gru
England
Justin McCarthy
Cork
Dsi
Gere Henry Havelock
Wi—Henry Wilson
Ced
Thurlow Weed
Poe Ineien
Cane J. Aug. Leichert
U. Markell, Cashier
Afra
Mary Mr. King
P. J. Schroeder
Grome Brust_& Co
Iani John H. Keller
W. EL B. Etchison
Nigwara Perhhuhive
Carroll
LA Diffenbaugh
Daughters
Lebic
Jangus A. DorFen
John A. Lynch
Pennsylvania Gazette
Pennsylvania Journal
New York Guezette
Post-Boy
Traly
Roswell Raspan
Haus
Chaplein U & XII
Frenerice Town
Staupr
Handa‘of Justice
Soxs
Lanzrry
Fuxsran Pupersstoy
Court of Vice-Admiralty
Guard de Costa’s
Great-Britain
S Sons of Liberty
Belog
Jopy
Hood
Oklanoma
Des
Ocean
Grover Cleveland
Anid
Perry
Alva
Enid
Hoke Smith
Lamoreux
General Land Office
Tart Re. Orm
Gosnell
Charles N. Bargett
Trail Farm
Fair Grounds
Bullevile
John Hendrickson
Joux Hiaxontexion
F. Vv. Staub
F. V. Staus
North Market Street
Telephone
eetGaly
James E. Walker & CO
E. Walker & Co
Ulcats
cozTs
Rodock & Heldig
A.T. Rice & Sons
A T. Rice & Bons
Frsoerick
Calis
Ae Mardidiy
John A. Kennedy
PORN
A. Kendnedy
Merchant Tolor
John
Kennedy
Perocson
B.L. Barley
R. L. Harley
Harley
South Market Street
peBtics
Circuit Court Toan
Woodssoro
Anm- Frederick Turnpike
Clayton Q. Keedy
Harvey H. Lease
James B. Wales
Vrederiel
D. Thoma
B. H. Blackston
B . H. Buicestgh
Market Street
E. Cline, Cline & CO
C. E. Oll Cline & CO
C. E. Citi & O
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