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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1889

Page

3

Raving Maniac and Daring Cutting Incident

Local reports describe John Grady, an ex-county official, captured in Rockville after violent behavior. William Hartsock suffers a leg wound from a cleaver attack at Derr's alley, requiring stitches. Sad news arrives for Mrs. Ould as her father John Sayer dies in Baltimore. the Oulds depart for Baltimore at dawn.

John Grady Montgomery County Rockville Wm. Hartsock Derr’s Alley Ateher Hewes

Look Out for It Chief warns of fake silver certificate

The Treasury Secret Service chief in Washington reports a United States silver certificate act of 1886 has appeared in the West. The note looks bad and shows signs of being counterfeit.

Secret Service Treasury Department Washington Department

How Rich Men Invest

The late Mr Thaw of Pittsburg had actions in Inman Steamship Line worth 1 000 000 and in Pennsylvania Railroad stock of 1 000 000 plus 3 500 000 in a 10 000 acre farm with other large investments. He reportedly gave 200 000 annually to charity. Jacob Miller headed EB Auliman & Co died at Canton Ohio aged 65 from paralysis. He died intestate leaving 132 000 in life insurance shared among four come s. He leaves a large landed estate and valuable mining stock.

Mr. Thaw Pittsburg Inman Steemship Jaeob Miller EB. Auliman & Co Canton Ohio

The Shepherdstown Ree Se Foilr Cow and the Wire Fence

A tale from Shepherdstown describes a proud thoroughbred cow named Holetein who believed there should be no flies on her. She violently misstepped and became entangled in a barbed wire fence, breaking a limb and ending her high milk yield from many gallons to mere two. The owner Grosz worries over the accident and its impact.

Shepherdstown Reese Foilor Grosz

Distinguished Guest Visits Tuscarora Stock Farm

Garlos de Garmendis, owner of Tuscarora stock farm, hosts General Joaquin Crespo former president of Venezuela during a U S tour. Crespo, with private secretary A Alfonso, discusses agriculture and notes his Venezuelan lands stretch nearly one hundred miles long and thirty wide with extensive hay fencing and a herd of about twelve thousand cattle.

Garlos de Garmendis Tuscarora Stork Farm Joaquin Crespo Republic of Venezuela United States Gen. Crespo A. Alfonso Frederick Sama Venezuela

Breezes from the Ocean at Jersey Shore Resorts

Special correspondence from Ocean Grove New Jersey August 22 describes summer heat and a touring sequence along Asbury Park Deal Beach and Long Branch sights. It notes new chapels Spring Lake and Sea Girt along with hotels Essex Sas sex Hastings and the Dionmonth House, and crowd sizes at church and Day's ice cream.

Ocean Grove N. J Sannet Lake Asbury Park Asbery Dear Lake Deal Beach Long Branch Bat Key Hest Chautacqua Bo'de Its Bissston Sylvan Lake Bere Sharp River Como Switzerland Spring Lake Fizth Essex Sassex Hastings Cee New Jersey National Guards Green Grove Tne Brother Yatman Vieliz Cornet Father Holy Ghost

Final repairs near completion on Chesapeake and Ohio canal

Water let in today to cleanse canal bed as repairs near finish. Georgetown mills expected to resume Monday after all but one break fixed. Remaining leak located just above chain bridge and described as a small affair.

Georgetown Chesappeake and Ohio Canal

Haw Bottom Described in Middletown Valley

A Southeast Maryland style reader letter outlines Haw Bottom in Middletown valley base of Catoctin Mountain. It praises scenery from High Knob, speakers on coal mining and anticipated rail access, notes past railroad delays, and expects mineral wealth to emerge with future railroad construction. Also brief notes from Gettysburg College, Mt Gretna camp visit, and local arrangements for artillery units’ return.

Tas News Haw Bottom Plaes Middletown Villey Catoctin Uson Peak Tagantain A.dafa Good Glass, the View Extends To the Cave Mountane Bird Knob Middletown Virginia Gatsctin Middletown Valley Mount Gretna Battery OG U. S. Artillery Mt Gretna Washington J.E. W. Hargett East Patrick Street Robbs

Bad Luck at the Factory

Newspaper items report two factory injuries at McMurray and East Patrick Street involving Charles Wagner and Arthur Beniz, with fingers severely cut while operating machines. A close call injures Br. N. J. Willis at an elevator, and local notes praise a large annual picnic with clergy speakers and bands.

Charles Wagner McMunrray Arthur Beniz

Burgess Investigations and Crum Arrest Dominates Johnsville News

The article reports a flurry of speculation surrounding the Burgess case and the arrest of juryman Crum. It mentions Dick Roberts and Noberus as feared suspects, the Swade ner meeting, and rumors about a bottle and a note. It also notes James Cram’s alleged rape charge, Stauffer’s return with novelties, a bee sting incident, a dance in Frederick, a disturbance at Adamstown Feusiday, and McAbee’s assault arrest.

Johnsville Liberty Crum Scotland Raid Bama Dick Roberts Baird Daniel Sweadner Sir Norwood Roberts Noberus Sweadner Mr. Sweadner Thomas Brooks Taera Thieiaa Mr. Sneadner Mra. U.S Grant Shtely James Cram Cram Justice Strawnberg Gram Satunday Adamstown Feusiday Etree McAbee John Mahoney Thomas Appesred

Pretty Stripes and Plaids in Dark Dressinghams

A description of fashionable outfits including striped and plaid fabrics in dark dressinghams, crew patterns in Outings at 10 and 123 centis, along with 50 Cent white shirts in plain and pleated fronts. Also advertised are gents neckwear collars cuffs and ladies scarfs ruchings and more.

New Bridge Work By Columbia Bridge Company On Gun House Turnpike

Columbia Bridge Company is transporting materials for a bridge at Gun House Turnpike today led by Wm H Blettlinger. An infant named Esia daughter of Lewie and Maggis Schwearing East South Street died of brain fever. funeral tomorrow at 2 pm in St Johns cemetery. A baby found near East Patrick Street in a barrel, badly harmed, is described with crude details and mischief in the report.

Wesley Kindley Orchard Lawn Monrovia Wm. Miller Hagerstown Miller Frederick Sagal Washington County de. B. Oliver Balt Presbyterian Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital Baltimore Washington Messrs. Kemp and Seeger East Patrick Street W. D. Bowers Bette Rider Morrigan Crescent Cumberland Valley Railroad Winchester Alice Crapster Taneytown Misa Lizzie Gilson Charles E. Butler New Market Efla Mehrling Ezra Hoffman West South Street Burek Liberty Independent Hose Company Fairview Wm, Kelb Joseph Haller Harmony Grove Union Chapel Cronise’s Grove Charlea C. Clark Mattie Murrill David Knott A.H. Hant Ocean Beach Council of L. Whitmore Adamatown Hood Charles Hooper Highland Middletown Valley Hig Bern Lottie Eva Shafer Middletown Barry Stokes Emmitsburg A.J. Romig Philadelphia Gambrill’s Mills T. B. Trask Stratton Aliss Ida Lewis Edith Wolfe Skookstown Charles W. Zimmerman Long Branch CG. Babrman Berkely County W. Va Byersvile J.B. Bittle Henry Branner Montevee Eva Anderson Messia John and James Anderson Williamsport Kate M East Fourth Street Market St John T. Green South Market Street Patriex Smyres O Waters Johnstown George W. Webb Patrick Street- Oniorg George M. Chambers Court St Shesifs Willis Nwonta Fredelick Asl Hestts Raststh Daniel Hendrick W. Patrick Street G. Brust & Co Bantz, Esq House Commodious Indaire Lewis Af Nixdorf Register’s Office Emory M. Nusz City Bakery Grandpa Dolly Yarden John Hershberger Jelzatz Columbia Bridge Gun House Turnpike Wm. H. Blettlinger Esia Lewie Maggis Schwearing East South Street St. John's Cemetery UBLIC Fredem¢y Nsw Brussels Cash G. B. Mia. Choe B. Font Wm. P. Rice Augisdia

Bevip Exissm Tour Report Reveals Lung Ailment Cures

Town report notes Bevip Exissm promotes cures for coughs sore throat asthma bronchitis and consumption. Drugstores reportedly offer a free trial bottle with claimed relief while cattle prices listed at 50 and 31 cents.

Tour Bevip

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