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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1884

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Public notice of stock subscription opening for railroad company

Public notice announces the opening of subscriptions to the capital stock of the Pedemck and MIddletown Railroul Company on April 28 in Frederick County. It lists stock at fifty dollars per share with five dollars cash due per share and outlines operating days and the subscription period ending May 27. Named subscribers or officers appear, including Peter Shafer Sr and John Shafer among others.

Pedemck and Miidletown Railroul Company Valley Ib Town Frederick County Maccdang WA Mo Selmont Qebna D. Koogle Peter Shafer Jonny Main Thomas Hily Tanga Brengie John RK Shafer Romimera John W. Raimatuire Es. Levy George C. Hhoderich Petr Wshafer

The Mimic Dies in Cincinnati After Stage Appearance

A series of strange conditions surround the death of a performer in Cincinnati a few hours after a stage appearance. Reports mention heart disease and fragile health. the tragedy raises questions about public safety and the era's political climate.

Cincinnati Ae Barnett Cornan Whalee Sallente Lis Cincinnary Lace Harrey Herrec Pesan Lisewre Pro de Bonneville West Mae Charater Tulas Stalin Dallagore

Tortured by Robbers and Hideout Scattering Crime Tale

A harrowing report details two naked men attacking John Smith of Liing Sun Indiana late Friday, beating him toward unconsciousness while ransacking his home seeking hidden money. The assailants fled after lighting a fire as an angry mob debated lynching suspects if captured. In the same item, advertisements for letters and male and female lists mix with unrelated anecdotal commentary.

John Smith Smith

Whipped by Twe Pretty Milliners Prowess in Street Altercation

A street incident involved two milliners confronting a leading lawyer on Saturday afternoon as they returned from a post office. The women, claiming harassment, struck him and pursued him briefly before he escaped. No bystanders intervened.

Timie Saenile Urtana Gia Pwo Veung Joe

Electric Bitters Promised To Heal Ailments

Suffering readers are urged to try Electric Bitters for low spirits, debility, loss of appetite, and nerve weakness. The ad claims rapid improvement and renewed vigor, promising pain relief and lasting health. a fifty cent bottle is offered by Garrott & Steele.

Giarrott & Steele

Cough Syrup Ad Advises Quick Relief Buy Dr Bull’s Syrup

An advertising snippet urges readers to invest a quarter in Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup for a quick cure and emphasizes prompt relief from cough symptoms with a simple purchase.

Dr. Bull

Attendance at Lutheran Sunday School Report

The Lutheran Sunday school reported totals: officers and teachers including male staff, female teachers number 122, scholars 316, infant school 179, with a combined total attendance of 556.

Poems For White Elephant Prize At Sacred Temple

A Vietnamese contest offers a 2000 franc prize for a poem honoring a sacred white elephant Touns Taleng. Poems must be under fifty lines, with poet identity sent in a sealed envelope. The committee may reject all entries and only the prize poem may be published without the author’s consent. The text notes the Americans’ worship of the elephant.

P.T. Birmao

Paying Dear for Our Whistle and Drink Bill

The Christian Union pegs annual U S drink expenditure at 900 million dollars about 16 per person for 44 million Americans, noting this rivals bread and meat and schooling costs. It argues misallocation in spending and calls attention to consumption patterns while noting E Tarmen, a tourist, received Baltimore flowers and plans more.

Christian Union Falstall Dpantagruel

Dr Kings New Discovery Publicized for Lung Ailments

Daily joy to homes as Dr Kings New Discovery is touted as a positive care for consumption colds asthma bronchitis hay fever loss of voice throat and chest pains. Free trial bottles are offered at Garrott and Steele's for any lung or throat ailment.

Dr. King Douglas Garrott & Steele's

Hotel Arrivals at Principal Hotels

Arrivals listed from CITY HOTEL and CARLIN HOUSE include multiple guests from Baltimore New York Minneapolis Hagerstown Emmittsburg Ellicotts City and other towns. Counties report about 25 visitors in both hotels. Names include Thomas T Landon F M Ivtle L A Dodd H A Curtis W B Riley J Rosenfeld C F Troupe J M Zimmer man Ezra Sliter W Noel Geo Energon C W Mosholder J C Brodfuhrer Chas Atkins Lewis Sumpers Samuel Mearel I Moser and others.

City Hotel Thomas T. Landon F. M. Ivtle L.A. Dodd H. A. Curtis F. Weems W. B. Riley J. Rosenfeld Balto M. P. Moller W. O. Thum Hagerstown A. E Burkittsville G. Qhler J. W. Brers Emmittsburg J. W. Dorsey Ellicotts City Carlin House W. Martin S. Straughtwell W. A. Trumbule New York Are W. Noel Chicago F. H. Werrigan Emnittsburg Geo. Energon Phila C. W. Mosholder Gerlin J.C. Brodfuhrer Marion Vas Atkins Lewis Sumpers Montgomery County Samuel Mearel Brooklyn N.Y A. Remsburg Cincinnati Ohio I. Moser Kansas Atta

A Spiritualist Mobbed at Bradford Opera House

A spiritualist entertainer John Davenport faced a mob in Bradford Pennsylvania on Saturday. After brief acts the crowd overwhelmed the audience, rushed the stage door, and Davenport fled via a back exit pursued by the crowd. He found shelter as the mob lingered past 1 am. Confirmation of the event was noted at St Johns Reformed Church with five people connected to the church.

Opera Bradford John Davenport Davenport St. John's Reformed Church

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