Obituary and local notices from Frederick area column
Obituary Lydia A Freshour dies at 72 at her East Fifth Street residence after illness. Funeral set for two P M tomorrow at High-bred Fowls shipment of four coop of fowls from Middletown by Adams Express to D E Martin Co New York. Various notices include court cases and a carnival at Saint Johns with a sword presentation to General Washington. Temperature and markets notes, oyster scarcity, and local events fill the page with community updates.
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E. Fifth Street
C.F. Boileau
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D. E. Martin & Co
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Saint John
le Joan
Taeparete
George Washington
John J W. Kolb
Gonventalley
Second Street
Marketalley
Lee Hanshen
Smith
Jacob Brengle
Ins
Isons
Charles Rowe
Joo
Simpson
Mehdi Marching on Metemmeh with 40000 Men and British Retreat
Report from Lospex dated February 1 describes General Butler assembling a large force for Abu Ela and marching from Metemmeh across the desert. The British plan a possible retreat toward Borui under Wolseley to concentrate for a new advance. Beresford disabled enemy machine guns to hinder Mahdist forces, while overall numbers reach about 40,000 with 1,500 camels and insufficient water.
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Mehdi
Metemmeh
Lospex
Itte
Butler
Abu
Metemneh
Gubat
Gakdul Wells
Borui
Wolseley
Charles Beresford
Nenet Falhot
Sir Heder
Ali T
Second Eneck Arden Feb Brac Reference
Fragmentary note recalls a person named Arden, with a February reference to Brac and a history spanning years. The text is incomplete, preventing a clear event or outcome.
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Arden
The Dynamite Pead in the Far West
The readable fragments discuss a subject titled The Dynamite Pead in the Far West with unclear text and fragmented phrases referencing Pei 3 4 j and Py arevai, leaving the exact event or person uncertain.
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Far West
Pei
J ‘ Py Arevai
Fragmentary local note on Susquehanna River issues
Fragments describe the Susquehanna River region with references to the river, freezes, and nearby areas. Limited readable details mention weather and river conditions without clear events or dates.
Virginia Iron Works Shut Down
Lyscuathe Virginia February 18 The Vi j fia en mines and furnsee in Rockbridge county have shut down due to over stock leaving workers unemployed
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Lyscuathe
Fia
Isen Mines
Furnsee
Rockbridge ‘County
Wen
Frederick County Man Defends Cold Weather Claims
A letter from D. T. Dickixsen, dated February 14, denounces sensational reports on extreme cold along a 200 mile stage route. He provides temperature records near Medora and Yellowstone, disputes rumors of harsh weather, and attributes fears to railroad rivals and stock men. He describes milder days, workable conditions, and sustained outdoor labor despite scarce fires and strong winds.
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Dickixsen
D. T
Deadroad
Medora
Agard
Amon
R. RB
Montana
Yellowstone
Omaha
Neb
Cows Drop Calves In Cold January February
Pelton reports cows and calves doing well despite fears of losses in January and February. Some calves may freeze on cold nights, but overall herd loss appears minimal. statements endorsed by local county officials.
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Pelton
Weather and small notices from Yellow Springs
Correspondent reports stormy weather in Yellow Springs with concern for Greenfed brothers ducks and a mate finding. Gus Moss and day reportedly left for their future home. Mention recalls Rev. D. W. Cahill who died in 1854 and whose ashes may be moved from Boston to near Dublin amid a large escort and mass.
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Day
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Ireland
Hollyhood Cemetery
Boston
Dublin
The Absent Minded Letter Eliza Comic Snippet
A fragment from a humorous exchange shows Eliza reacting to a rushed letter. The text hints at playful misreadings and moralizing but remains concise and light in tone.
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Eliza
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