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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1889
Page
4
The paper itemizes society visits, a forgery conviction, gasps of local officials, and church notices. Highlights include Meerschaum pipes and a pie social, lectures by ministers, a murder verdict for Michael Immerman, railroad and bridge inspections, and a visiting bishop’s sermon in a nearby city.
The passage recounts Solomon's turning from Jehovah in his old age as his many wives led him to idolatry. It notes his riches and wisdom, yet calls his sins willful disobedience, contrasting his faithfulness with David and warning that disobedience robs blessings from God.
Local chatter claims Kemp's Balsam relieves sore throat asthma bronchitis and consumption. druggists offer trial bottles free with a guarantee of relief. Large bottles priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar. Subscribe for The News.
Market reports from Curcaco and Chicago detail wheat activity with opening strength fading to weak closes. Prices for corn and lard move in fractional shifts. Park and Sugar Trust show notable gains early, unsettled later. New York stock market opens timid, Sugar Trust leads gains before midday retreat. Oil trades near 1033.
At a steam saw mill near Foxville on Tuesday last, Mr G. Fox lost a finger and was badly injured. Mr Harvey Berglite and Mr David Wolf also suffered finger and ankle wounds while cutting wood. Harry Derr Jr fell from a porch injuring his face and thumb. William Smith was hurt badly unloading a coal car. An advertisement for Backlens Army Salve claims it heals cuts sores and eczema.
Local court heard the State versus Charles for seven counts and a deadly weapon charge. Insufficient evidence led to the prisoner’s discharge. Also note: Geo Mebsling killed four hogs weighing 107.072 pounds in West Street. Dickens reading at F F Seminary tonight with tableaux vivants and music.
Facts That Are Facts describes premium awards at the Frederick County Agriculture Show with mentions of best breed and flour quality. It notes bread baked a week prior, halves split for tasting, and urges readers to use Baker's Favorite Roller Flour for superior bread, asking dealers for it.
A patently promotional notice touts Kemp's Balsam for coughs and colds with an offer of five free sample bottles through druggists. It extols Electric Bitters as a great tonic and alterative restoring health, claiming relief for kidney, liver, and stomach diseases and urging trials at Garrott's drug store.
By decree of Frederick County Circuit Court the trustee offers at public sale at City Hotel Frederick on Saturday December 28 1889 at 10 o clock a.m. four parcels of Quynn property on East South Street including a three story brick dwelling and several lots with outbuildings and a nearby farm of about one mile west of New Market plus an additional three mile distant farm containing 219 acres three roods and one square perches with store dwelling, barn and outbuildings. terms: one third cash and balance in two equal yearly payments with notes and interest. conveyancing at purchaser expense.
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