Old Bible Annuals Stirs Local Curiosities and Notices
A Hanover Pennsylvania man owns a German Bible dated 1708 weighing 3 pounds with measurements noted. Baltimore baseball games against Cincinnati and Kansas schedule. three percent dividend declared by Frederick and Jefferson Turnpike and officers elected at Valley Savings Bank. James Rumsey steamboat relic shown near Berkeley Springs. travel guides advertised. Emmitsburg items list local people visiting, returning, and social notes from The Chronicle.
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Frederick and Jefferson Turnpike Company
Central Hotel
Citizen’s National Bank
Grangers’ Picnic item sparks local debate in Chambersburg Spirit
In the Chambersburg Spirit the Williams Grove picnic story centers on Co. B.S. Thomas, titled self-proclaimed general manager, earning from passenger rides, restaurant fees, and exhibitor charges. The piece questions the Grangers' influence and notes his pretended identities and profits. Also mentioned are county officials and railway updates, including a train supervisor appointment and bridge project plans.
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Syrup of Figs Marketed as Ideal Laxative and Diuretic
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Harvest Moon and Growth Tales from Ellcott City
The Harvest Moon rises at a nearly constant hour marking the start of autumn, aiding farmers with extra light. Wonderful Growth notes a gourds laden vine in Dr. T. J. Bond’s yard sheltering a peach tree and yielding 26 full grown gourds with many more on the way. In Huli-fess Oats Case, Joshua Scrivener v H. C. Feebles went to trial over a $200 note from Seed and Grain Co. The jury found for the defendant, alleging breach and claimed spurious grain. the case appeared in Ellcott City circuit court.
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Emmiabarg Chronicle
Joshua Scrivener
Ve. H. C. Feebles
Circuit Conti
Ellcott City
Carroll County
Sagentet
Fime
Thej Parchasa
Prain
Wood
Fragmentary Name List From The Ssivréay Tragedy
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous names including Laura WV. Wier, John T. Toberry, Nicholas Thomas, Jacob Rump, William H. Worthington, and others. The brief text references a September event and a call for someone at the dead, but details are unreadable.
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Way
Nicholas Thomas
Jacob
H. Worthington
Corby
I Wallace
Eric Zwmmerman
Dmaane
Declined Call for Em manual P church Cumberland Md Rector Remains in Baltimore
Rev John B Harding declined a call to Emmanuel P church Cumberland Md. He is in law with Col Chas Trail and remains rector of the Church of War Saviour in Baltimore for now. Lutheran Re Union made permanent, to be held annually on the last Saturday in August. new board appointed for the fifth annual reunion at July 1595 meeting.
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John H. Bennett
Maryland
Grand Council of Red Mew
United States
Baltimore
Concordia Opera House
John B. Harding
Emmanuel P. E. Church of Cumberland
Harding
Col. Chase Trail
Church of War Saviour
Peamar
Obenderfer
Joseph Barnes
South Market Atrest
Ebeenhower
Doris James
Barrick
Brook
Suate Va
Frank Surmera
Elizabeth Hamiltos
Washington Baseball Company Chooses New Champion Club
John Q. Cole and the Washington Baseball Company convey a claim for eighty five dollars to Cuester A. No. 4. The Silver Spirit Maus gCmeary county claims champions of the county and seeks games with the clubs of Frederick and Westminster counties.
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Washirton
Atre Pa
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Convocation of Cumberlanders at St Mark's Church
Convocation of Cumberlanders who convene in St Mark's church at Petersville this county on Wednesday next. Clergymen from Allegany and Washington counties attend along with local pastors including Revs Osbourne Lagie Dr Lace Bacon of Buckeystown Ruesard Whittravase Adamatoma Elward Wall Peter and the Dean Rev Dr James Bacon of New Starket. Diseases of Live Stock A new cattle disease noted by the Leesburg Mirror in Louden county Virginia among Mr Grege's Round Hill herd causes dry hard hides and cracking across the hides later peeling off in scales. The Washingtonian editor says cattle in the prior year were similarly affected but recovered though the affected skin looked seated. The disease is thought not contagious.
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Elward Wall
Peter
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New Starket
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Epidemics in Montgomery county and surrounding areas
Typhoid fever rages in Montgomery county with several deaths. Miss Annie Moulden of Rockville dies. cholera affects bogs near Durnestown. Residents near Darwood and Sgen eersville report cases. notes list numerous locals and travel plans. Church revival events and local movements noted.
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Rockville
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Mesers
Jetson Fieds
Nathaniel Clagett
James Ogatt
Drownsville News Briefs Highlight Store Opening and Seasonal Notes
In Drownsville the September 7 edition notes John W. Eas opening a new store at 2 Bartholew's Street in a former J. B. Fri Eo shop and receiving general merchandise. Farmers faced dry, hard ground prompting a pause in plowing. Canal Convention celebrations are listed for September 20 with numerous local figures attending.
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Eugene
T. Low
Iim
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Uandy Heoz
Bf. Thompson
John Bond
John Beetower
John SicDaell
Edward Garratt
O. Smith
A. Spencer
James E.gin
Edward Stonebraker
Samuel B. Preston
Local notices and household remedies headline regional news
A mixed read of medical ads and social notes runs through this period page. Brown's Iron Bitter and Hood's Sarsaparilla are praised for strengthening blood and organs while a deed records transfer of land on East Street to Standard Oil Company of Pennsylvania for a future warehouse. Personal items report travel, visits, and performances across towns including Halltown, Hagerstown, and Baltimore with mentions of Exposition Week plans and local society events.
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East Street
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Unscrambled Ad Copy Claims Patent Medicine Benefit
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Sudder Summon for Nellie Lucchesi from Baltimore
Nellie Lucchesi of Baltimore has been summoned home due to her mother's illness Nellce. Gaa bill discounts must be claimed at the American Light and Heat Company office by the 10th. Excursion to Columbus offered by B and O R R due to Sovereign Grand Lodge meeting. Tickets on sale Sept 13 to 15, valid until Sept 26. Corner stone ceremony for the Episcopal Chapel at Do fields West Virginia to be laid with Masonic rites on Sept 9. Missie Lodges invited from Jefferson Berkeley and Sharpsburg. Addresses by Rev D Meade. Shepherdstown Coronet Band to play. dinner after ceremony and a evening fete.
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W. Va
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Sant. Oth
Jefferson
Berkeley
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Shephernstown Cornet
Hladzes
Baltimore Ladies Present New Flag to City
The women of Baltimore formally presented a flag replacing the old Star Spangled Banner. Adah Schley and Susie Bouldin unrolled the flag and handed it to Marshal Morris P. Stew eet. The silk banner, 6 by 8 feet, bears 35 stars and cost $150. Mrs. Elizabeth Sands, aged 100 years 6 months, started the first stitch and Susie Bouldin finished it. A miniature fifteen star banner was also made for presentation to an organization.
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Deaths and deaths in the area and nearby
Death notices report Jacob Loft killed near Relay House by a Friday express. The 50 year old track walker left a family. Rev Father Teale S J longtime assistant pastor of St John’s Catholic church dies at the Novitiate aged 58. George A Blessing dies at Montegue Hospital from consumption amid mental decline. he was connected to Parker Blessing and Barbara Freitzhie lineage. family details noted.
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New Neckwear and Ladies Scarfs Featured by GUS
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