August Flower Dyspepsia Testimonials and Local Notices
Readers report relief and cures for dyspepsia after using August Flower with endorsements from A Betlanger Sydney Australia and G Gates Corinth Mississippi. The ad also lists manufacturers in Woolbury New Jersey and notes property rental inquiries on South Market Street with contact details for Mrs M A C Britle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Gates
Corinth
Miss
G. G. Green
Woolbury
New Jersey
U.S. A
Republican Primaries and Allegany Democrats Meeting Notes
Frederick county Republican primaries set for delegates to the county and state conventions with dates in August. Allegany county Republicans met to pick delegates, urge fair efforts for Lowndes and Stake. A Prohibition mass meeting opened in Rockville with a local choir and speakers. Local weather records show a cool morning, rising afternoon temperatures. Potter Court cases report two men jailed for drunken and disorderly conduct. one fined.
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Frederick County
Frederick
St Ocein City
Allegany
Allegany County
English and American mourn Lowell in tributes and obits
Reports from Boston Newburyport and London detail reactions to James Russell Lowell death from liver tumor. Tributes come from Secretary Blaine novelist Baron Tennyson actors Sir Henry Irving and others. Funeral for George Jones of The Times held in New York with prominent pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostos
Henry P. Walcutt
James Howell Lowell
Storc
Lowell
Oliver Wentell Holmes
Newbueyport
Mass
Roy
Joby Greenleaf Whunter
Bar Hanson
Blaine
James Raseell Lowell
Caeer
Tennyson
Wasuisdox
Attins
Julian Prozcefore
Washington
Marquis of Salisbury
Johan
Lospex
Baron Tennyson
Great Brtain
Lord Tennyson
England
America
Mr. Lowell
Mrs. Lowell
Henry Irving
Sens
Jones
George Jones
Tames
All Souls’ Church
Hober Newton
New Times
Te Ina
Thomas C. Acton
Bank of New Amsterdam
George W Childs
Philadelphia Ledger
Augusthe Saith
David 2. Stone
The
Journal of Commerce
Robert Bonner
New Yorker
Henry F. Morgan
Aurora
J.thomas
Times
Gore A. van Santvecra
Partridge Pays and Board of Trade Settles Loss
Partridge, once a major plunger, has settled his affairs with the board of trade. His losses, reported near $1,000,000, are largely resolved though his future plans remain uncertain. He claims he is financially sound but acknowledges past defeats and warns against repeating the same mistakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partridge
Chcaco
Mr. Partridge
Gaithersburg Letter Highlights Growth and Local Leaders
A letter from Gaithersburg praises rapid town growth along the Metropolitan Trailroad and notes new bank plans, grain markets, and key merchants. It lauds J.T. Fulks for enterprise, mentions James E. Trundle, local shopkeepers on Frederick Avenue, and the post office, with portraits of residents like R. H. Tiles and Dr. E. A. Etchison.
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Speke
Garberbury
Ste Leeniyeune
B.& Olr
Hythe
Mtust Howthy
Stontgomery Cotcty
Astlogat Bank
Nosek
Ternsese
J.T. Fulks
Montgomery County
James E. Trundie
John
al Gaithersburg
Ius Pepa
J.J. Fulks
Dr. Owings
Thomas
Thomas, When Air Lrundle
Carson Ward
Frederick Avenue
Lloyd’s
Porter House
Main Street
W. Seay
Mr. Seay
R. H. Tiles
Gaithersburg
Sir
Ceclisle
Nathaniel Day
Nathan
Hagan
John Nichols
Gaitherburg National Bank
Maryland
Baltimore
Washington
John A. Belt
Belt
Bek
Messrs
Peddiconi
Chestnut Street
Tsading
James E. Trosdle
Treadle
Sue
E. A. Etchison
Hheer
Marcoig
Pigs Milk a Cow Near West Earl Township
Mr Groff G Erb of West Earl Pennsylvania reports two young pigs six weeks old caused by recent separation from their dam have fed on the family cow. The pigs were found milked the cow dry after morning milking and were driven away. The incident ends with the belief they will not repeat the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groff G. Erb
West Earl Township
D. J. Blackbill
Brr
Erb
Mr. Erb
Accord Between Harrison Blaine Keeps Party Harmony
The New York Mail and Express reports Harrison may replace Blaine or keep him in the cabinet with consent from both the president and his prime minister. Blaine likely to visit Cape May or Bar Harbor in September, keeping the cabinet intact and party unity intact for the next national convention.
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Wastaseros
Aug
New York Mail and Express
Elsine
Mail
Expres
Harrison
Preasier
Blaine
Bar Harbor
Bennington
Dot Hornor
Visi Hi
Cape May
Alt Blaina
Whishington
Deaths and brief notices from Ohio to France
Obituaries record the sudden deaths of J. B. Reamer of Miami County Ohio and G. A. Gale of Picke, with funeral details at Fletcher and Pickler. Also noted are Leadville mining results in the Bohn shaft yielding rich silver ore, the voyage of the whale back steamer Charles W. Wetmore, and crowds cheering Grand Duke Alexis departing Paris for Vichy.
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Tyvo
J. B. Reamer
Miami County
Ohio
Martin
Adam Heller
Middletown
Fletcher
Leadville
Laapruze
Colo
France
Paris
Alexis
Vichy
Aton
Purely Personal Notices From Local Residents
Purely personal items trace visits and travel of residents. Mrs. C F Bestot and son of Washington visit Mrs. E Houck East Third Street. Miss Sophie Meese engaged. Miss Julia Dillon visits family in Petuwsa. Several locals depart for Baltimore, Hartmore, Bakerton, and Nantasket Beach for visits and business. Governor Jackson plans Saratoga stay. others leave for Baltimore, Washington, and local towns.
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Tie
H. ON
Sisley Dod Carte
Sophie Meese
Tify Ony
Bate
C.F. Bestot and Son
Washington
E. Houck
East Third Street
Asher
Charles M. Miller
Barbus
Fang
Monuerey
Harding
Julia Dillon
M&b Petuwsa
Tawily
Sire
Wr. HL
MeCaltrey
Tais Elty
Susie Hughes
Howsal Worthe
Baltimore
Ida Uraummitt
Intaw
Love Branch
Wis County
Flora Styuffer
Wartistare
Schaeffer Grable
South Weskererry
John 2. Poe
Liberty
L.V. Baughman
Baltmore
S. L. Lily
W. P. Braulsby, Jr
West
J. Roger McSherry
Hartmore
W. H. Duvall
IL. Meberly
Bakerton
W.vathimorping
Boe Orr
Gamber &K Burch
Daniel B. Miller
New Market
Mary Stottlemyer
Myersville
Fannie Werr
Harrisburg
Gide Te Guten
Meerrederick
Jase
Gen. W. Wrich
Washington, D.C
Jackson
Saratoga
Saiisbury
Harry Reuter
Lesmaid
George W. Cramer
Lucy Glessner
Hagerstown
Rose
Esther Byler
Br. S. G. Vanfossen
Taunton
Mass
George M. Gittinger
Nantaskett Beach
Free Fight at a Picnic Sparks Rioting in New Jersey
At the South Jersey Farmers Annual Reunion in Pennsville on Aug 4 a riot erupted after a quarrel between a Salem man and a Pennsville youth. For three hours the crowd armed with whips clashed, causing one man near fatal injuries, 20 seriously hurt, and about 200 with cuts and bruises. Hundreds of Philadelphians and New Castle residents observed. Police report several accounts of mob behavior and arrests.
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South Jersey
Pennsville
Salem
Peonsville
New Castle
Delaware River
Ald Ats
Albany Bathing Grounds Theft Report Delayed
F F Guiton of Albany New York reported his big watch diamond pin diamond ring and a large sum of money stolen yesterday while at the Albany bathing grounds bathhouse. He left valuables in an envelope on a seat intending to leave them at the office but forgot them. Authorities note there is no clue to the thief at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Besant
Ifrst Charman
Society of Authors
Fanses Rumell Bessel
Lonpox
Lowell
Pall Mall Gazette
Carlyle
Rusia
Edmand
William Gosse
United States
Gosse
America
the Times
Bir
Lowe
England
L. L. Ang
Johm Ambleman
Neimeyer
Great Neck
Leinan
Jamaica
Brice
New York
Serttereigos
Qulvin Srice
Fifth Avenue
Congress
Wilk
Asecky Pass
N.J
F. F. Guiton
Albany
N. Y
Barge Disaster Toll Grows in New York Excurion Tragedy
Brooklyn dispatch reports a deadly barge accident at Cold Spring Grove aboard the Republic excursion. One confirmed body found. authorities list at least sixteen dead with thirteen killed and three missing from Hassar's party. Eyewitness J B Petrie describes the wreck amid lightning and rain as the crowd sought shelter in the pavilion.
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Brooknyx
N.Y
Coll Spring
Oster Bay
Tig
Kate Faller
Otto Paller
Arommine
Batsore Soquile Givets
Robert Schaller
Lot of the Republic
Kate Kuntz
Saraline Prinz
Mrs. Leberfing
Henry Hoffman
Henry Randall
Mana Hirst Miller
Lizme Schoenhut
Bedford Avenue
Sho Wau Bent
J. B. Petrie
Asacig
Excurion and Navigativ Company
Cold Spring Grove
Republic
Prilet Schaller
Brooklyn
Hassar
Exchange Echoes and Local Notes From Frederick Area
Exchange echoes recount a Maryland area update with Fannit Pampel visiting her parents, Maud Bowen’s death in Washington, and frontier incidents. Local items include a garden ankle sprain, a Mite Society officer slate, a horse death after a Frederick trip, a Browning injury, seven ducks killed by predators, and turkey losses. A town potpourri notes extraordinary potato yield from A Roser of this place.
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Liberty Saxnen—Arcuse
Fannit Pampel
Frederick
E. Mobberly
ML. P. Church
Maud Bowen
Hugh L
Mabel Taylor
Samuel Stevens
Washington, D.C
Daniel Sneadner
M. P. Mite Society
J. M. Gili
J. M.gill
Selina Etzler
G. W. Kowles
Reformed Reunion Held by Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania Churches
The second reunion of the Re formed Churches in Mariand Virginia and Pennsylvania was held at Pen Mar with around a thousand attendees. Maryland churches dominated representation, speeches covered Our Rich Inheritance and The Future of the Reformed Church, and J A Hoffheing was elected president of the Hero Church Union of Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania. Officers named include Bahner, Shantz, Deatrick, Bhafer, and others from Adams, Jefferson, Mechanicstown, and Baltimore communities.
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Mariand
Virginis
Eunsyvania
Pen-Mar
Frederick
Pars
Glen Afton
Rey. A. J. Kremer
Coarlisle
FL FL Bahnet
Waynesboro
Conrad Clever
Baltimore
Ahen Matdly
Hero Church Union
Maryland
Virg
Pennsylvania
Hey. F.&. Bahner
J. J. Shantz
Chambersburg
Rawson Deatrick
Ericity Reformed Church
Woodberry
E. H. Bhafer
Rev
S. L. Whitmore
Adamstown
I. BF. Dittmar
Jefferson
U. WH. Heilman
Emmitesbure
Geo. Whitmore
Mechanicstown
T. F. Bollmeir
Middletown
J.M. Mickiey
Burkitsville
J. R. Lewis
Frederick City Industry and Trade Notes
Mr Metzgar of Metzgar and Gottman visited town to review the Frederick City Shoe Manufactory. The firm reports strong demand and new styles with large sales. The Frederick City Packing Company readies for the corn crop with new machinery and will begin receiving corn next week. Work continues at Steam Brick Yard with brick kilns producing a hard brick. The Frederick Ice Company operates daily producing 5 to 6 tons of ice, day and night.
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Metzgar
Frederick City Packing Company
Frederick Ice Company
Inscription Reveals 1860 Pastoral Elders and Deacons
Sexton Mr. F T Rhodes uncovers a lead pencil inscription on the communion table cornice listing Pastor Rev D Zacharias and elders J H Branner C S Haller W S Branner J G Midler deacons Dr E Doll P S Bani G A Abbott G W Cremer H Reefer L E Hedges and secretary F F Rhodes. It notes death dates, including J G Midler in July and the 1877 Point of Rocks disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Rhodes
Evangelical Reformed Church
Aod
D. Zacharias
Point of Rocks
L. £. Hedges
F. F. Rhodes
Snow Balls to Meet Catholic Unions at Lowenstein Park
Base Ball News reports the Snow Balls will play the Catholic Unions this afternoon at Lowenstein's Park. A recent game on Johnson’s lot between Market and Third streets ended 3 to 1 with Market beating Johnson’s club, aided by battery Gittings and Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowenstein’s Park
Market
Third Streets
Johnson Los
Gittings All Miller
Local clerks ill and visitors call on city aunt
The Sick. Seman Welty, a clerk in H Railing's Store, is confined to his home with littered feet. Miss May DiNon, of Washington, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Dr. Gool ei, of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seman Welty
H Railing
Miss May DiNon
Washington
Dr. Goolei
Scandal Prove Him to death by own action
Arthur Jones killed himself at his Scranton home by shooting three bullets into his left breast. He had grown melancholy over the charge that he dragged his wife during her illness, a claim tied to her death weeks earlier. neighbors corroborated by reporting I error or doubt in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Arthur Jones
Broker Arrested for Defrauding Creditor in Georgia
A New York broker, Abraham Backer, recently assigned for the benefit of creditors, was arrested on a Savannah Georgia warrant charging him with defrauding a creditor of about 2450. The arrest followed a petition by William D. Harden, presiding justice of the Savannah city court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sars
New York
Abraham Backer
William D. Harden
Savannah
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General Dealer
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C. A. Barrington
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Market St
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Ipacres
Porkeamon
D.C
Souths Market
Sx Zyniy Tok A. Braner
E. Patrick
Merket St
Mras M.A. C. Britle
South Barker
Frederick, Md
Marist
Informaten
Dame
Merett
the News
Rockvville
Engteh
Gaithersbore
G. W. Walker
I Browningsville
K. G. J. Bardette
C. I. Mosher
E. Olin Eldridge
Edw. Higgins
H. B. Moulton
Joshua Levering
Soldz
Dr. Hewes
Arenoon
Potter Court
Broser
George Diggs
Catertown
Beauteful
Persie
Lacreate
Edmund Willian Gusse
Tribete
Blatoe
Eqteer
Acton
Harnson
State Department
Blame
Geber
Horace Stail
Charlesville
FL Schroeder
York
Charles W. Wetmore
Liverpool
Maritime Exchange
Wetmore
Dauluth
Teledo
Newark
Polk
Bavemore
Farmore Alliance
National Alliance
Mitchell
J. W. Kerr
Supreme Counci
Indianapolis
State Alliance
Cold Sprint Harbor
Colmns
Gur
Joseph Benny
Aobert G. Roberts
Jonathan Browning
New London
Rowbingstile
Chfton R. Mills
Chvuzl
Ro G. Eyler
Tegatts
Jer
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