New and Nice Hats Advertised By The Daily News
The Daily News notes a New and Nice Hatters ad offering clean black trim silk hats at very low prices next door to Adam Express on North Market street. Factory notes show WMecars and C B Staley with Michael McCaffrey settling can maker rebates before a magistrate. Frederick Cornet Band engaged for Thanksgiving Hop. F C G B orchestra to provide dancing music. Hood’s Sarsaparilla promoted as a cure for rheumatism due to lactic acid in the blood.
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New York
Adame Express Company
North Market Street
C. B. Staley
Michael McCaffrey
McMurray
Frederick Cornet Band
F. CG. B
Marriages Tie Liszie Alien to Samuel Bennett at Baltimore Parsonage
At the First English Lutheran church parsonage in Baltimore on Thursday Miss Liszie F Alien wed Mr Samuel Bennett in a ceremony led by Rev A H Studebaker. A reception followed at 319 North Schroeder Street where the couple will live. Bennett is son of Col David Bennett formerly of the city. Also in Chattanooga, Mr Oscar B Jenkins of Chattanooga and Miss Helen V LaTrell of Baltimore were married on the 15th of this month. LaTrell, once a Baltimore resident, has many friends here who extend congratulations.
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Chattanooga
Mies la Trell
Capping the Cans Case at U S Court in Boston
A verdict was rendered in the United States Court of Boston in the case of Lewis McMurray and others against George R. Emerson of Somerville. The jury awarded 187 per 1000 cans with $50 000 cans made as the basis. Suits to be instituted against all manufacturers violating plaintiffs rights. Services tomorrow across several churches including Evangelical Reformed and All Saints P E with listed times and duties. Revival services continue at 7 30 pm. union Thanksgiving service at Trinity church.
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United States
Boston
Lewis McMurray
George R. Emerson
Somerville
Poe
Arker and Boatwick
Emerson
St 16
Evengelical Reformed Church
B.R. Echtach
All Saints’ P. E
Os- Borne Ingle
The
Presbyterian Church
Y P.m. Sanday
Kingdom of God
Trinity Church
F.C
M GC
Esual
Ver Xay
Remp
Y.M. OG
Tomorow
St John's Roman Catholic Church
Metholo Jist Episcopal Church
EB. Church Street
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Luther Kuhlman
U. B
G. W. Kiracofe
Meeting change and sale notices from local events
The C L B meeting moves to Monday evening at Dr L T Macgill’s home on Third Street. A fine family horse, sold at public sale in front of the Central Hotel for Samuel M Glagett and executors, brought $90. Local youths amuse themselves at the engine house with a trained coat and toy vehicles. Jailer Max Rudolph released after governor clemency. fines and costs remitted. Morning Penns L ROR train starts 9:15 am Monday. evening train 3 pm links with Baltimore railroad.
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Mics
Third Street
G. B. Fout
Central Hotel
Samuel M.glagett
L. T Macgill
United Boya
Ifrom Jui
Max Rudolpn
Local Court Attendance and Injury Report
John W. Metzills and Son of Union Bridge attended the Orphans Court on official business. John Mehrling of West South Street injured a hand this morning with a meat hook.
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John W. Metzills & Son
Union Bridge
The
Orphan's Court
John Mehrling
Weat South Street
Tne
Republicas Barbecue Draws Local Republicans in Johnsville
Republicans of Johnsville held an afternoon barbecue at 2:30 pm that drew a large crowd. Beeves were roasted and served, with a torchlight parade and illumination planned for the evening. Magistrate Matters reports insufficient evidence in the assault case of Edward Cook against William Shores. Cook released. Both parties live near Jeffrsov.
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Republicas
Johnsville
Viciaily
Staeus Edward Cook
William Shores
Johnsen
Jeffrsov
Revival Services At East Third Street Held Nightly
Interest grows in revival meetings at the U B church on East Third Street. Last night three or four seekers attended the services, which will continue nightly next week.
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U.B
East Third Street
Jurors Drawn and Articles of Incorporation Filed
Jurors drawn to serve in Emmitburg Liberty and Woodville districts to replace excused jurors. In Fred County Maryland the Catoctin Paint Company filed articles of incorporation with capital stock of 120000 dollars and 1200 shares at 100 dollars each. Corporators listed include Wim B Price John H Winkieman Henry W Bennett John i Bull William Neleon Price.
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Rhoee
Emmitburg
Wm_ Gilson
Jas
Maegrove
Liberty
Oliver P. Vansant
Wm H. Boyer
Woodville
Marvel W Hobbs
Henry B. Wilson
Levy
Catoctin Paint Company
Fredeck County
Maryland
Wim B Price
John H. Winkieman
Henry W. Bennett
Jobn i
Bull
Wm. Neleon Price
Accidental Burns Strike Local Family Child Severs Face
The youngest child of Mr and Mrs A G McBride of West Church Street was sitting on a high toy bar gear when a stove toppled onto the hot surface. The child suffered a painful burn to one side of the face but no serious injury. Mr H Kefanver also injured a hand yesterday at D O Winebrewer and Cos, expressing great concern for his wounded member.
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A.G. McBride
West Church Street
H. Kefanver
D. OL. Winebrewer & Cos
Remarkable 1883 Red Sunset Phenomena Across the World
Readers recall the 1883 red sunsets seen in the county and the science behind them. A Krakatoa eruption dust and steam is blamed for the sky hues and atmospheric waves reaching distant shores. Volcanic ejecta lifted rock to miles high and sent dust and vapor worldwide, creating spectacular sunsets observed by many observers.
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Krakotea
English Channel
Antipodes
Séeorenteen
Fellona Saw Incident and Local Social News
David F. Kolb owner of Kindling Wood Yard on East street near 2d and 3d streets injured by a circular saw. One finger nearly severed, two others badly cut. Dr. Johnson aided, hand improving. Local social notes report musical association plans at Dr. Thos. Eader’s home and entertainments at Edgewood. Luther Kubman crayon portrait exhibited by Rev. Luther Kubman with Marion Dyer as artist. Dyer to open a new studio at Cruzen’s Nations Bank building December 1 with painting classes announced.
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Fellona
David F. Kolb
Kindling Wood Yard
East Street
Johnson
Secessary Surgical
Luther Kubman
Neipold’s Art Emporium
Marion Dyer
Gentlemeo
Mer. Dyer
Crusens
Dyer
Mysterious Englishman Charged as Jack the Ripper Suspect
A steerage passenger aboard the Wyoming identified as James Shaw was arrested on a UK cable request for James Pennock of Pickering England accused of murdering his wife on November 7. The man, who cannot read or write, claimed innocence and gave different names. Police ruled out the Whitechapel notoriety, finding no proof he is the famed killer.
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Jack the Hipper
New York
Iengnito
Wyoming
James Shaw
England
Hoare
Stevrage
James Pennock
Pickering
North Riding
Yorkshire
Shaw
Ludlow Street
Jack the Rapper
Whitechapel
Marshal Bernhardt
Ripper
Keng Heddington
Iicor
Virginia's Vote and Virginia Quo Warranto Efforts
Washington and New York reports indicate Chairman Quay and ex Senator Mahone push quo warranto to block electoral votes for Cleveland and Thurman. Democrats deny, claiming motive is political capital and a pretext for Southern charges. Barbour, Virginia Democrat leader, says Republicans spent heavily and fraud claims are unlikely. Virginia electors are a state matter. Also, in Sioux City, heirs sue for lands valued at about 2 million dollars as tax sales are challenged.
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Washington
Quay
Mahone
Virgina
Cleveland
Thurmen
South
Congress
Clet Barbour
Barbour
Cutter
Virginia
Exa- Ysh Blood Elixir Promoted by Williamson & Brown
An ad claims Acker's Exa- Ysh Blood Elixir cures all blood poisons and invites customers to visit Williamson & Brown druggists to buy the product. The notice stresses affordability and urges in-store contact.
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Acker
Williamson & Brown Divg Gists
Williamson & Brown
Millinery Oddities and Winter Dress in a Busy Season
The piece surveys unusual millinery shapes and color trends, noting odd bonnets, dyed hair effects, and artificial blondes on promenades. It outlines men's fashion shifts including cravats, collars, vests, and shoe styles, then covers children’s wear with aprons, undergarments, and warm outfits.
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Davies
Dyspepsia and Death Mentioned in Patent Tablet Ad
An old advertisement touts Ackers English Dysvepsis Tablets as a remedy for indigestion and related discomfort. It claims the product will both check and cure distress labeled as fravasaa with a promise of guarantee by William on Brown.
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William On & Brown
Medical testimonials and patent cure ads from 19th century paper
A collage of medical testimonials and advertisements for tonics and cures. Doctors praise Li orine catarrh cures, Acker’s English Cough Remedy, and Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption. Local druggists Johnson Carrott Williamson Brown promote guarantees, while other ads tout blood purifier tonics and infant death warnings.
Popular remedy praised by clergyman for lungs cure
Mev Thos Richey, former Northern N Y Conference leader, endorses Van Wert’s Baleamte as effective for lung consumption. He claims friends reported benefits and urges long‑standing throat problems sufferers to try it. Also advertises Bucklen’s Arm Salve, a cure‑all for cuts, burns, skin eruptions and piles, with guarantee and 27 cent boxes from Joseph B. Garrett.
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Thos Richey
N. Y
van Wert
Williamson & Brown
Trix
Buckien
Joseph B. Garrett
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