Number on Persian Roll Declines in Pension Rolls
A pension bureau statement shows July 1 1883 966012 pensioners, September 1 1893 964398, a net monthly loss of 907 and an annual decline of about 9684. It notes casualties and eligibility changes will shrink current year rolls by about 350000, with only 40000 additions expected, marking a long awaited epoch in pension matters. Found Dying in the Road. Richard Day, 52, Talbott & Clark driver, was found unconscious near Ilchester and Orange Grove and died shortly after, likely thrown from a runaway horse. he leaves a widow and one son. Farm land values are highest in New Jersey at 65 per acre in 1888, with variances across states. miscellaneous ads for Flag Power medicine appear.
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Pension Bnaresc
Iscal
Richard Day
Talbott & Clark
Ilchester
Orange Grove
Howard County
Patapsco
Orange Grove Mill
Tolbotts
Ellicott City
Tolbott
Tolbott & Clark
Hillsinger
One Lesson Bom Commentary by Rev D Stearns
Fragmented OCR presents a religious text discussing Pauls view of the law sin and righteousness. It references Romans and Corinthians and Luke and emphasizes that the law exposes guilt and that only faith offers pardon through Christ.
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Bonn
D. Stearns
Old Soldier Promotes Clover Root Remedy in Oregon
Garrott and Pearre, Druggists, advertise Kart's Clover Root as a cure for chronic diarrhea and constipation. The seller cites a testimonial from a Halsey resident, claiming relief with no stomach injury and noting price at 24 and 50 cents.
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Halsey
Oregon
Jerrain
Dy Garrott
Kart
Garrott & Pearre
Wheeling event planned on Lake Place Friday
The Hagerstown Globe reports a wheelmen gathering for a sport event between Staunton and Chambersburg set for Friday October 29 with no press rush and possible weather based rescheduling. Organizers Johnston Heilman Miller and Johnson expect active participation and aim to boost local wheeling interests. Weather forecasts warn of storms from the 12th onward. a substitute date may be chosen if needed.
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Lake Place
Hagerstown Globe
Staunton
Chambersburg
Ouisis
Artes Johnston
Brent Heilman
Kent Miller
Harry K. Johnson
Hey
Fritar
Charles Aeton
Slazerg
Work Will Begin Next March, Says the Hancock Star
Positively known that construction of the Baltimore and Cumberland railroad will not start before next spring. Projectors hopeful the work may begin in March. engineers and draftsmen return home. Office left intact as winter work pause ends, with renewed push toward a rapid build in the spring.
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Hencock Star
Baltimore and Cumberland Railroad
Ubiet Ingineer
Lves
Murdoch
M. Beard
Draugateman
Hancock
Fice
Ape
Elstas
West
Renwey
Preshton
Pirdwent
Camber
M Hendley
Zecret Iimare
Boaud
Elias More
Herlend
Mary
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the Daily News
New Jersey
Massachusetts
New York
Vermont
Maryland
Wisconsin
Steiner Bros. Drug
California
Francisco
Cal
Louisville
D. H. Best
the Great Ren
Oxford
Si North Market Street
Iverses
Paul Hinself
Phil Llg
Theseon
Jesus
Luke
Sarkrestay
Coust
Arbee
N. K. Fairbank & CO
Chicago
ST. Louis
Nets
Soliby Gerratt
Ame SS
Edward Collineon
Queens, N. T
Brandreth
London
Bass Country
Brardreth
Brendreth
Erce
Mayers
Chamberlain
Jessen
Toae
Trarrett & Pearre
Frederick
Tenniloh
Price Fox
Pearre
Hi. Clifford
New Cassel
W.L
EL. Douglas
Brockton
Masa
R.yearle
Frederick, HD
George A. Gilbert
North Marget Et. Frederick, Xa
Paragon
Calcutta
T Sqiare
N. J. Wilson
East
Patrick ST ST
Selune
Messrs. GR Carriages
A Francis
Balti
Peps
Psir
Keyser
Bautsch
Dweow’ Sas
D. Thomas
Troy
Frederick Stove
Patrick
Frederick, MD
Se’nt & Safer
Ouldry
E. Patrick St
City OF Health
Thomas
Plasay YS
DR. Thomas
Thomas’ Mfg Co
Baltimore
U.S. A
Hope
Taomay
Taostas
Troarcas
Toowas
Sverner Brothers
Thomas Apg. CO
Aisquith and Monuments
Qaltimens
Liv
Walter
OFFIE
North Market ST
City Hall
Odsilw
Stiga
AED
Meir
Burelessing
Geo. B. Myer
North Market Street
Baltimore, Md
M_ REMSBURG
Parker
V. Brestl
Etchison
South Market St
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