World of Trade Notes and Local Picnic Weather
The Frederick Daily News reports Aug 29 1889 on market chatter from Chicago and New York with grain and pork price movements, plus local excursions to Black Rock Buckeystown and Harmony Grove. It lists a Lutheran Union trip rate 90 cents, and notes fishing trips by residents along the Monocacy. An ad promotes Azo dyspepsia tablets by J A Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elia Kolb
Phoenic Lipscomb
Maggie Kolb
Belle Jones
Lizzie Buckheimer
Messi
Peter Manz
David Kelp
Black Rosk
Mongeacy
Buckeystown
Bss
Wm. Griffin
D. C. Thomas
GC. E. Thomas
Mary Yeake
Mies Bertha Frarde
John C. Hardt
C. V.S. Levy
Union Charel
Harmony Grove
Kather F. Harrison
Masoracy
Chaz
Thomes Flemming
Daniel Crimmina
Black Rock
Mozociy
Joshua Dill
Srm
Sahm & Dill
Mize Mamie
Lou Peitingeli
Frederick Janction
Charles E. Haller
Wa. P. Denepre
Philadelphia
Monocacy
Charles Moberly
Resignation Tendered by Poultry Superintendent
John L. Gost, Esq., has formally tendered to the board of directors of the Agricultural and Mechanical Association his resignation as superintendent of the poultry department. The board has not acted yet. Poultry exhibitors regret Bir. Cott's retirement and hope he continues his valuable services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Gost
The
Agricultural and Mechanical Association
Cott
Hagerstown Globe
Hotel Arrivals and City Notices From The Daily News
Hotel arrivals list names guests at ITV and CUNMTEAL hotels including Backmas Flaharty Thompson Covington and Hopwood with multiple cities. local arrests include John Bowers for disorderly conduct and two youths sent to House of Refuge. concealed weapons case led to bail. incendiary threat case noted. Adamstown news covers local crime, a positive excursion to Ireland Park, new residence plans for Jesse Kreig, and a note on upcoming public school opening with Lena Brandenberg as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ITV
R. Backmas
DO. G. Flaharty
W. B. Thompson
W. T. Davies
Balto
J. ©. Covington
A. A. Bawn
Dayton
H. B. About
Boston
F. B. Jenkins
Harrisburg
A. Dorsey
J.C. Weant
Cisco
Utah
C.G. Hopwood
John Bowers
Water Street
Renner
Dol
House OF Refuge
Richard Wineberry
Franz Golapge
Waters
Turner
Cheltenham
Prince George's
Fore
Charles Degg
EB. Shiffield
Nienaber
Edward E. Adams
New Market
Grafton Crampton
Elias Wineberry
Grafton Hammond
John Love
John Borgees
Adamstown
Modest Adamatown
Daily News
Ventas
Pro BoxoFrizico
Times
Grand Jury
Ieland Park
Jesse Kreig
Adamstown Securiny
Carroll's Manor
Blaryland
Monte
Misa Lena Brandenberg
Burbittevile
3 Lawn Party at N. O s West Third Street
A delightful lawn party at the hospitable home of N. O on West Third last evening hosted by Ass Besie. Relatives and friends attended and enjoyed plays and games then a late supper before departing around 1 o clock. Distances guests included Misses Pleanor Crane of Cumberland and Marie Duil of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ave
Martin Emerich
Baltimore
Carrie Lowenstein
Amelia Lowenstein
Paul Biser
Benjemin F
Knoxville
Kale EL
NeMe C. Getzendanner
Mrr
M. E. Getzendanner
Kearneyeville
W.va
N. O
West Third Street
Misses Pleanor Crane
Cumberland
Marie Duil
Baltmore
Repolicans in Council Convene in Baltimore Meetings
The Republican State Central Committee met at Daisne Pest Hall in Baltimore with chairman Daniel E. Conklin presiding and Henry Lingerfeldera as secretary. Delegates from most counties attended, Glasgow and Ware absent. A state convention to nominate a comptroller was set for Westminster on October 1 at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Central Committee
Daaisne Pest Hall
Baltimore
Daniel E. Conklin
Henry Lingerfeldera
Gecil
Garrett and
Ware Center
Republican State Central Committees of
Maryland
Westminster
Frederick County
Harry C. Keefer
Charles H. Hargeit
Charles Snook
Conklin
Oscarrel
Louis E MecLomac
Balinoreciter
Te Tse
Henry Stockbridge, Jr
Sduey FE
Afudé
Urner
W. W. Johnson
ex-Gay
Groome
Eald
Johnson
Frank Brown
Baltimore Sun
Passion's Slave at City Opera House Tuesday
The great melodrama Passion's Slave will be presented at the City Opera House on Tuesday September 8. The production features a large, traveling company with no duplicate group and a carload of scenery including Old Point Comfort and Chesapeake Bay by moonlight. The plot blends suspense with comedy, new songs and dances, and the show promises impressive scenic effects and dramatic moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Tweeday
New York City
Old Point Comfort
Chesapeake Bay
Lighthouse
Passion
Expressions of People Picked Up By Our Diligent Reporters
A sampler of quotes from readers and local figures recounts weather, travel, fishing, theater, and local happenings. Notables include Captain Beckley on a Bay Ridge excursion, remarks on the Monocacy fishing, and praise for The News as a spicy daily. Also noted are Liberty Locals items, a Martinsburg trip, and odd incidents from Westminster.
Ex Senator Davis Honored and National Congress Delegates Named
A Washington dispatch reports Charles B. Flint of New York and Henry G. Davis of West Virginia named as U S delegates to the Congress of American Nations in October in Washington, replacing Whyte and Pitkin. Flint is linked to Fit & Co and prominent South American trade, while Davis, a long time West Virginia senator and railroad president, is backed by Baltimore business interests. Also noted are funeral services for Isaac Layman at the Methodist Protestant church in Beckerstown with interment at Mount Olivet, and a brief W C T U meeting. officers elected and plans to attend state and county conventions. Miscellaneous local notices include drug advertisements for Dr Acker's English pills and Kemp's Balsam touts for throat and lung ailments with free sample offer.
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Pearsona
W.N. Young
M. E. Church South
Arlington
Baltimore County
Christian Shade
Poplar
Emma Anderson
Knoxville
Mises Garret
East Patrick Street
Flora Evzler
Washington
Luther Duvall
South Market Street
Charles Grothey
Fairfeld
de. W. A. Long
South Market
J. H. Parlor
Annie
Emron Turmro
Samuel Hun
Relats
Akron
Ohio
Jackson
Edford Springs
Granville Lindsaynter
Wits
Howard G. Maynard
Clarence M. Griffith
New Market
Orphans’ Court
Daniel 8. Kepler
Middletown
Wm. EH. B. Atchison and Son
Linganore
George Houck
Harmony Grove
Williams Grove
Peni
George McCleery
Caghier Ab
Rmebrewer & Co
M. Grow, Jr
Market Etreach
Fulton
Bmo
Ida Devilbise
Ada Roderick
Liberty
Meantam Lake Park
I. Thomas Davis
Thomas W. Moore
Lewis Wilhide
Deerfield
John Baker
Washington, D. C
Ettie Wilson
Baltimore
Grace Radcliffe
North Market Street
New Midway
Myrtle Gilson
Taneytown
Carroll County
Hewey Keller
Mistie Houser
James Deleplaine
Frank Wagner
J. A. Radhel
A. G. McCardell
Adamstown
Banner of Liberty
Geo. Steele
Pennsylvania
Enoch
New Windsor
Thoreday
Jenkins
Frank
Richard D. Gallagher
Frank H. Sidwell
Johnsville
Gassie Bushey
Frederick
D. V. Hammond
P. F. Pampel
Yishing
E A. Shriner
Ceresville
Luke Neale
S. John T. Cover
Westminster
Henry Graf
John Bttler
C. I. _ Lindsay
Unionville
Congress of American Nations
Chas. B. Flint
New York
Henry G. Davis
West Virginia
United States
Gov. Whyte
Maryland
J. BR. G. Pitkin
New Orleans
Mc. Flint
Honce
Fit &Co
South America
Spanish-American Commercial Union
Afr
Davis
Weer
Virginia Central Railroad Company
German
Central
Frederck
Isaac Layman
Beckerstown
J. E. Sheridan
Henry Brenner
Daniel Baker
Charles Stone
Charles Adams
John A. DeLashmutt
Evchison
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Local Druggist Promises Refund on Popular Remedies
Joseph B Garrett, a druggist, proclaims to customers that they pay to citizens for remedies like Dr King's New Discovery for consumption Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters. He asserts these products sell well and guarantee satisfaction with refunds if results are unsatisfactory, claiming their popularity is solely due to merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Bucklen
Joseph B Garrett
Dr King’s New Discovery Ad Offers Relief Guarantee
An old advertisement claims guaranteed relief from consumption, bronchitis, and coughs with Dr King’s New Discovery. It promises safe, satisfactory results or a purchase-price return, touting trial bottles at a local drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gate Investment
Ts Oa
Dr. King
Ted
Fresat
Joseph B.gasroit
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
the World OF Trade
J. Avih
Court Street
Cuzcaco
Angel
London
Northern Pacific
Miszouri Pacific
Atchison
Aczer
Br J. A. Williemon
Drageeté
New York Stock Exchange
Hizbeat Bowest
Uhesine Atchison, Tepeks
AL Hes Ennanay
Ial
Canada Souther
Cris
DLEW
Erte
Lovis
Missouri Pacificae
New York Central
New England
Texas Pacifi
Union Pacific
Western Cron
Joseph B. Garrats
Vina Hooper
East South Street
George Bauman
Washington, D.C
Repolicans
Meeiing
State Central Committee
Third Artillery
D. G. Turnbull
Hyattstown
Montgomery County
Lewis F. Kussmaal
Beckley
Bay Ridge
Amy Hannel
Charles Birely
W. J
Dr. Stone
Mt. Pleasant
Gong
Tin Frederick
Tae News
Battymore City
Cacochin
Hooper
Shaw
Tas News
Charles A Worbler CO
Baitizors
W.C.T.U
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Adolphus Feorhake
W. F. Chilton
Mary He*slein
Florence Mealey
Adolphus Fearhake
Mary Heintein
Hagerstown
Kemp Hall
P.ordiasrracks
Acker
J. A. Williamson, Dreggit
Royal Barisgiov Ber CO
Wall Street
New Fork
Harp Lee
East Patric Street
Bette
Lésidiza
Wolff & Randolph
Philedas
Aina
Eetha Life Insurance Copa
Hartford
Conn
Chiren
Plummer
Mr. Pleasant
North Market St
Frederick Mé
John A. Kennedy
Choice Investments
Weston F. Mortgage Trust
Lawrence
Kansas
Alfred Ritter & Co
General Agents Ofice
West Second Street
Sportsmen’s Goods
Han Jest
Fredenck
Lavin & Rand
Bet
Thor
Snram
Cape
Shy
Eadiaziools
Chamberia
Cis
Shel Carr
Vitau
Shortsman
Shoris
Patrick
Jeprice & CO
Shereby
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