Sarnhart-Stans Marital Notice in Franklin
Mrs Jennie G Ste D Barmart of Franklin married Tuesday at the Methodist church by Rev H F Downs The couple relocated for a personal outing and were joined by Mr and Mrs Ed Oswald Master Eni Oswald Jr and Enmyma Shade for a trip to Conococheague. details include remarks by Mr Oswald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarnhart-Stans
Jennie G. Ste D. Barmart
Franklin Pout
Warsonaga
Foromac St
H. F. Downs
Ed. Oswald
Eni. Oswald, Jr
Enmyma Shade
Conococheagua
Oswald
Wat 1
Isa
Infant Dies After Tuesday Incident
Brief obituary notice reports the death of an infant aged one month and references a death on Tuesday. No further details available.
Local Notices and Advertisements From the Era
A garbled page lists varied items such as sale notices, printing proposals, health ads, and a liver remedy. It mentions Washington County bonds redemption and a drug store at 106 N. Tomac St selling Schindels Improved Liver Granules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartle & Welfinger
Washington County
C. F. Schenler
From Syria to Damascus lecture Sundays talk in church
H B Smith delivered his second travel lecture on the Holy Land at the Methodist church. He described visits from Syria through Beirut to Damascus, detailing Roman walls, the temple of Baal, the Phoenician city Baalhee, Mt. Hermon, and life in Damascus including mosques, minarets, and ancient gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. H. Smith
Holy Land
Williameper
Syria
Damascus
Smith
St. Beyrout
St. George's Bay
Sennecharib
Cambries
Rameses
Lebanon
Niles
Baalhee
City of the Sun
Baal
Jupiter
Hermon
Leason
Christ
John the Baptist
Nauman
Paul
Bar
Fattis Uy
Sith
Mohammed
Ken
Sleepless Nights Linked to Stomach Trouble
Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for sleeplessness caused by poor digestion and circulation. Claims it strengthens stomach, improves digestion, and promotes regular refreshing sleep after use, with numerous past successes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
McComas Agency Wins County Insurance Policies
At a Tuesday County Commissioners meeting the almshouse insurance, expiring that day, was renewed with the H A McComas agency. Policies total $20,500. S Newcomer Kelly urged assigning to him, but Commissioners Albert and Ernst voted for Kelly while three others favored McComas. Coverage runs to July 28, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. McComas
Kelly
McComas
Albert
Ernst
McComas Agency
Hagerstown Bank
Fred Baker
Antietam
Beaver Creek
Realty Sales Report From St James And Downsville Auctions
Realty sales note that J and Fisher auctioned a St James house and lot to Geo W Rowland for 295 dollars and a Downs ville house and lot to J H Snively for 208 dollars. Col Fisher privately sold 50 shares of First National Bank stock at 24 dollars per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. &. Fisher
T. A. Poffenberger
St. James
Geo. WS. Rowland
C. D. Wagaama
Downsville
J. H. Snively
Col. Fisher
First National Bank
Simon P Schaffer Dies Suddenly at 67 in Martinsburg
Simon P. Schaffer died suddenly of heart trouble at Martinsburg aged 67 years and 3 days. He is survived by his widow and two sons Charles P of Cumberland and Richard E of Keadysville, and one brother C Edward Schaffer of near Braddock. Mrs Mary Black and Rocky Ringe are mentioned in relation to the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon P. Schaffer
Martinsburg
Charles P
Cumberland
Richard E
Keadysville
C Edward Schaffer
Near Braddock
Mary
Black
Rocky Ringe
Beaver Creek Youth Falls From Hay Load Breaks Arm
Raymon Shank, son of W Shank of Beaver Creek, toppled from a hay load Tuesday afternoon and fractured his arm. Williamsport resident William Kimble, son of Charlies He Kimble, injured his right foot when a pitchfork prong pierced it during a mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymon Shank
W. Shank
Beaver Creek
William Kimble
Charlies
Kimble
Williamsport
Will Move Back J and Neibert Exchange Mill Property
Will Move Back J and Neibert a resident of Waynesboro for a year has exchanged his Hagerstown residence for Isaac Emmiert mill property in Funkstown and will move his family there soon. He expects to operate the mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. &. Neibert
Waynesboro
Hagerstown
Isaac Emmiert
Funkstown
Mr. Neibert
James Marsh Sr. Holds Vigil as Father Grows Ill in Lebanon
James Marsh Sr. and his son James Marsh travel to Lebanon Pennsylvania after word arrives that his father is seriously ill. The report notes Myr. Marsh as the contractor who cut the YY railroad, and mentions the elder Marsh’s age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marsh
Lebanon
Cone
Marsh
Plans for trolley extension discussed with electric line firm
Neer Hewas expresses confidence in a pro town plan to extend the electric mailway with the C G & W from Greencastle toward the mountain. He hopes to meet C G & W representatives next week to press for a proper connection with the Hagers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trolly
Neer Hewas
Greencastle
Moununtain
Fragmentary maritime tale yields broken shipboard woes
A clipped, confusing OCR snippet recounts a voyage across the Mediterranean with seasickness and religious imagery. Names like Julia McClave and Barber appear garbled, leaving a fragmentary account of a malady and a spiritual reference aboard a ship.
Translation of a Fractured Page Tex t by Sam' Fmimert
A fragmentary historical item copied from a page segment. The readable bits mention a sale by Sam' Fmimert and reference a person or entity named Werrs Laurer Ine with a somber tone. The garbled text hints at a publication or vendor note with no clear event date or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam’ Fmimert
Saves a Woman's Life With New Discovery Cure
Mrs Louis Cragg of Dorchester Massachusetts credits Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption with a complete cure of severe lung trouble and obstinate cough after years of misery. The ad claims the remedy cures coughs colds throat and lung trouble with a guarantee and trial bottles free. Also advertises a gas range for sale by Mail Office at Wareham's City Pharmacy and Central Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Cragg
Dorchester
Mass
Wareham
City Pharmacy
Central Drug Co
Assault on Gen. Baughman in Atlantic City
Gen Victor Baughman of Frederick was reportedly involved in an assault case in Atlantic City last week. Ex Governor William M. Bunn of Philadelphia and a companion were treated at City Hospital. Baughman’s condition was serious briefly before recovery. The companion used an assumed name and the incident sparked rumors of a broader attack, though relatives in Frederick dispute the severity and identity of Baughman’s associate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Victor Baughman
Fred
Atlantic City
Nish
Tande
William M. Bunn
Philadelphia
Gen. Baughman
City
Bunn
Goy
Sunn
Governor Bunn
Windsor
Wm. A. Bunn
Frederick
Birthday Party for Miss Rachael Sheets at Cant’s home
Miss Rachael Sheets daughter of Cant and Mrs. George H. Sheets of Williamsport entertained many young friends for her fourth birthday yesterday evening. Refreshments were served. Attendees included Blanche Byron, Rachael Harsh, Arelia Taylor, Nellie McCardell, Masters Buckey In gels, Carrol Gayer, Richard, Ernest and Norman McCardell, and Robert Sheets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachael Sheets
Cant
George H. Sheets
Williamspart
Blanche Byron
Rachael Harsh
Arelia Taylor
Nellie McCardell
Masters Buckey Ingels
Carrol Gayer
Richard
Ernest
Norman McCardell
Robert Sheets
Ransom Reward in Antietam Drowning Case
Cli Fahrner of Funkstown has received nearly all the reward for the Antietam drowning death of a young boy named Snotterly and his companion. Only $27 and a claim by a relative remain unsettled as the matter of the reward is sorted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cli Fahrner
Funkstown
Snotterly
Antietam
Pahraer
Rewari Wa
Local Cherokees horse accident injures two men
Bri, sir of Charles Baker, Chews Vilie, was kicked in the side by a colt and is thought internally injured. Dr. Umstadt gave medical aid. Benton Grove, Chewsvilie, was kicked by a horse while unharnessing and was wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bri
Charles Baker
Chews- Vilie
Umstadt
Benton Grove
Chewsvilie
Not a Cure All Claims for Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin
Advertises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as effective only for digestive tract diseases. Cites indigestion biliousness constipation and sick headache as treated. Sold in 50 cent and one dollar bottles by S F Schindel.
Ice Cream Freezers Offer From McKee Bros
Ice Cream Freezers advertised with a complete line available for setting. Call McKee Bros for a bargain on these appliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee Bros
Vacation Days Promotes Outdoor Fun and First Aid
Vacation time brings children outdoors with safe play emphasized. De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve is touted for fast pain relief and wound care for cuts and scrapes. A testimonial from L. B. Johnson of Swift Texas praises its effectiveness for sores bruises and skin issues. Counterfeits warned and local stores Wareham’s City Pharmacy and Central Drug Co. listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpet
de Witt
DeWitt
L. B. Johnson
Swift
Tex
Wareham
City Pharmacy
Central Drug Co
Central Dreg Co
Toils of Charles Hebb and nearby cases spill into court
Charles Hebb jailed after fighting with Thomas Shifler. Shifler fined $12.77 in costs. Hebb given two months in the House of Correction due to prior record. Other cases include John Obitts and Harvey Knodle charged with larceny for stealing chickens and goods. bail set at $200. Additional arrests for drunkenness, disorderly conduct, assault, and peddling without a license are noted with fines and brief outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hebb
Constans Rowland
Thomas Shifler
Shifer
Justice Hoffman
Hebb
House of Correction
Shifler
Joseph McNamara
Justice Johnson
Charles Derr
Baroer
Alexander
John Obitts
Harvey Knodle
Williamsport
Harry Red
Virginia
Mr. Reed
Justice Hawken
Poffenberger
William P. Horn
Baltimore
Pen Mar
Sherif Angle
Justice Ferguson
Smithsburg
Horn
Frank Rogers
Justice Johnston
John Gassaway
Psid
Mullen
Clearspring
Social notices and visits around Waynesboro and area
A long list of residents and visitors is noted. Miss Mabelle Hashinger and Fred Mays travel from Rap to visit relatives in Waynesboro. Various guests, including Miss Iva Krupp, Miss Mae Geiser, and Miss Nell Speck, visit from Philadelphia, Smithsbury, and Warnesboro. Local pastors, theater guests, and family visitors are listed along with a medicine advert for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabelle Hashinger
Rap
Recher
Fred
Hagerstown
Iva Krupp
Philadelphia
Mae Geiser
Smithsbury
Ars
Ada C. Reichard
Potomac St
Clifford E. Mays
Vernie V. Hayes
Luray Caverns
Rvin Wirtz
Washington Square
M. EH
J. C. Harper
M. L. Reedy
Baltimore
Keedy
C. B. Carl
Golden Red Cottage
Buena Vista Station
Nell Speck
Foreman Trane
Warnesboro
Burnadetta Hanstine
David
Waynesboro
Rev. C. Strasburg
Harry Smith
Locust St
John HB. Powell
Lawrence
L. W. Lutz
West Fairview
Pa Missillie To Boonshero From Hagerstown
Louisa Brown
Pittsburg
W. C. Newman
Potomac Ave
R. EL. Thornburg
E. Washington St
York
John BE. Powell
Seaton
Magnolia
W. V
Flora
Iidow
Roby
Elease Richardson
St. D
Cecil Street
Winchester
R. Guy Hitchen
T. W. Simmons
R. W. Righ
Unser
Elizabeth Sc.wol
Watsontown
Williampsort
Ome
Silvan B. Baush
Richard Keedy
Mont Alto
St. Louis
Ose Gray
Reward Offered for Information on Temperance Tent Break-In
A notice offers a $25 reward for information leading to the trial and conviction of the person or persons who broke into the Temperance Tent at Locust and Broadway on Saturday night. The notice is signed by Dr M W Tracy warning of thefts and urging prompt reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust and
Broadway
M. VW. Tracy
Clearspring Waterworks Plan Nearing Realization
Clearspring nimble progress toward water works and acetylene plant. H G Fredericks and O H W Hunter surveyed Camp Spring area for a reservoir site two miles back from town. They propose limited street fire plugs to encourage water use, improve lighting, and beautify the town, believing the system would attract residents and visitors. They plan to return to finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearspring
H. G. Fredericks
Millersburg
Boonsboro
O. H. W. Hunter
Camp Spring
Messrs
Fredericks
Hunter
City Engineer Secures Plant Contract for Woman's College
City Engineer Hewes traveled to Baltimore to present plans to the trustees of the Woman's College for an electrical and steam heating plant. He has secured the contract to install the plant at the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewes
Baltimore
The
Woman's College
Boats Held By Low Water On C. and O. Canal
Water shortage on the upper canal levels halts 50 to 60 loaded boats at Dam No 4 four miles downstream. No water over the dam and insufficient head to feed the canal. Rain needed to raise stream. Cargoes may be lightened. Boats bound for Williamsport and Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. & O. Canal
Atc Dam No
Williamsport
Georgetown
Al Field for Mayor Seeks Democratic Nomination at Columbus
Al A Field a veteran minstrel show proprietor and actor enters the Democratic mayoral race at Columbus. O Head Chet Lee in Hamilton reports a new daughter in the household attributed to a dark cloud, while Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is promoted as a cure for indigestion and constipation with bottles sold by S F Schindel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chet Lee
The
Hamilton
Gaining More and More Piano Styles At Ordway’s Store
An advertising item noting the Lester Piano gains in esteem among musicians and homes, with new styles from the manufacturer to view at Ordway’s Music Store. It promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for various ailments, and lists local druggists and services, including watches and jewelry by C. B. Mowen, discounts on teeth work, and new summer shirt styles at Shafer Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester
Hris
Ordway
Attempted wreck on No 9 near Gettysburg Junction
Information reached railroad officials that an attempt was made to wreck passenger train No 9 due in Hagerstown at 1 40 p m Monday. The act occurred at Gettysburg Junction when several Indian boys from Carlisle government training school wedged objects between rails. Crews observed the boys fleeing and four were arrested by a railroad detective and confessed. Superintendent Pratt vows prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Gettysburg Junction
Carlisle
Pratt
Pierce and Landstreet silence on traffic change
President Pierce and Vice-President Landstreet arrived in Baltimore for a WM directors meeting to discuss plans to extend the road to tidewater. Neither would comment on reports B&O diverting freight from WM to CV, part of a Pennsy attack on the Goulds, or on a Pennsylvania railroad fight involving Mr Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Pierce
Landstreet
Baltimore
Tidewater
W. M
C. V
Pennsy
Goulds
Goulds . Mr. Piercee
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mr. Gould
Bound to Have Her Wedding Elopement in City
The marriage of Joseph W. Beard and Nellie Johnston of Front Royal occurred Monday night after her parents objected to the match. Beard sold his store and arranged the elopement, the couple meeting later and boarding a Norfolk and Western train to come here. Also visiting are Theodore W. Weisner and wife of Dayton Ohio visiting his mother in Waynesboro and relatives in the city. Weisner heads the Ohio terminal of the CH&D Railroad and is brother to Jos. Weisner of Ww. Franklin Street. Weisner is also brother to Messrs John and Henry Zentmiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Beard
Nellie Johnston
Front Royal
Theodore W. Weisner
Dayton
Waynesboro
Weisner
Ohio
Jos. Weisner
Franklin St. Mes
Messrs. John and
Henry Zentmiver
Catarrh Cure hype and assorted ads from a 19th century paper
A jumble of medical patent remedy claims and local ads. Halls Catarrh Cure is promoted as a universal cure with a hundred dollar reward for failures. Also pitched are pianos, bottled goods, well drilling, watch repair, ice production, silk fishing line, a new grocery store, wagons, and Edison records. Multiple named businesses and locations appear, reflecting a classic mixed ad page.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seale
Bill Witmer
Cavetown
Geo. Davis Willamsport
A. F. Rethstein
Ajonza Helferstag
St. Matthews
Chemical Fire Company
J. O. Snyder
Samuel E. Swarne
Bicycle Works
Daniel J. Sprecher
Max Warsh
G. W. Cressler
Cressler
James Keckler
Near Ringgold
J. J. Cornawell
Hampshire County
W. Va
State Senate
American Packers’ Association
Delaware
Maryland
New Jersey
Liam Trying
Towson
Manila
Dever- Hagerstown Storage and Transfer Company
Everett Burger
Washington
Parl Paulsgrove
Admiral Shaffer
Barneart
Potomac Avenue
Mount Alto
Highfield
Annie Stauhs
Miss Smith
Miss Smith Blair
Moehi Yound
Laurie
Eagerstown
HD. A. Kelly
Bay Dilly
W. H. Clarkson
Rockaby
C. P. Smith
Richard FR
BH. Simith
Bellevue
Hager
Commanssioners
Realty Sales
Julia McClave
Pert Barber
Baughman
Chambersburg
Edgewood
W. A. Lutz
Millers
Clearspring Waterworks
Plang
Silk
Beck Delamerter
C. Bulletin
Teday
Balimore
Stemaca
Praperiion
H. R. Eaver
C. BR. Mowen
W. Franklin St
Timothy
Franklin St
Cail
Jackson & Shuford
Shafer Bros
Bredton C. V
F.d. Cheney & CO
Toledo,.c
Hail
C. E. Lout
Wm. Dunn
Artisian
Best
Prospection and Well Drilling Co
H. A. Downin
Potomac and Antietam St
Dp.n. Souders
Hagerstown Ice Co
BR. W. Benchof
aMatebeug
Maufacturer
Indsce
B. Wash. St
Kissey & Co
Mulberry Eta
Orda
R. HB. Sharar
Edison Records
New Records
Bester
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