Frederick Markets Special Bargains
Telegraph dispatch from Springfield reports special bargains at Frederick markets with focused price drops and vendor deals highlighted for buyers seeking value.
01 Jan 1885
Page 1
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1885
Page
1
Telegraph dispatch from Springfield reports special bargains at Frederick markets with focused price drops and vendor deals highlighted for buyers seeking value.
A long review of Frederick Maryland events from 1884 and early 1885 lists deaths, fires, accidents, civic actions, weather, and social happenings. Notable items include deaths of Eliza Bender and John Griffin, a fatal snow clearing accident, a public banquet for a bank completion, a fire at Steiner Bros drug store, and the city’s varied civic and social notes through December 1884.
Reports from Georgia describe long standing mining districts in Union White Lumpkin Dawson Cherokee and Che rokee counties with gold silver copper and nickel deposits. Mines like the Columbia Ivy Fish Trap Garnet and Chestate are active and a Dabney area quartz mills network shows substantial capital and output while a mint reestablishment effort gains momentum.
Dear little girl verses precede a local news column from Wattsville, with Christmas eve Orthodox notes. The rural Luth eran Sunday school held a large service, two hundred forty five children received candy and fruit, officers to be elected January 4, 1885. A public school Christmas program featured Santa Claus delivering treats. Chas. Grove received chime sleigh bells as thanks. Sleighing remains good and local merchants visit Baltimore for relatives.
Correspondent reports a ship arrives at Double Pipe Creek with John Waybright and Ella Saylor wedding party bound for Baltimore and Washington for their honeymoon after cheers at Saylor’s wharf. Also noted are a public sale of Daniel Grossnickle’s estate, A D Birely’s dairy project, Mrs. Ellen Grossnickle ill, Haughs church Sunday school entertainment, local merchants thriving, and L B River’s grain and hay business expanding.
Fragmentary report notes official figures of 6000 passports granted for emigration to America this year. Critics warn that high outflow strains Italy while supporters argue economic ties and productive factors drive migration to the New World.
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