Closing sale at Frederick hardware store February 1 1886
J S Macgill announces a closing sale of his corner Market and Patrick Frederick Maryland hardware stock. The sale runs from now until February 1 1886 with large variety including cutlery bar iron paints oils glass and more. Dealers merchants builders and others are urged to buy at low prices as the stock must be cleared. Debtors to settle immediately.
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Market and
Patrick Streeta
Frederick
Baltimore
J.S. Macgill
A View From Jefferson Rock at Harper's Ferry
The Rev W C Griffith paints a dawn scene at Harper’s Ferry with sunrise over Shenandoah and Potomac gorges. Light, mist, and cliffs frame the river as trains and canal boats pass. memories of Loudoun and Maryland heights echo through history and nature’s grandeur.
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Pase
Ferry Hill
Blue Ridge
Alleghanies
Loudoun Heights
Maryland Heights
Maine
Gorgia
Inauguration of Ohio Governor Foraker in Cold Columbus
Governor elect Foraker was inaugurated in the Ohio State House rotunda amid limited ceremony due to extreme cold. The event included music, a prayer, and the inaugural address followed by the oath administered by Judge Owen. The day saw reduced rail traffic and minimal parade activities, with Gov Hoadly returning to Cincinnati and Lt. Gov Kennedy attending with a Springfield brigade.
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Foraker
Columbus
Colvinbus
State House
Supreme Court
Stat
Multenix
Hoadly
Gen. Kennedy
Brown
Attourney
Kubler
Warwick
Kennedy
Springfield
Buchnell
Republican State Executive Committee
Cincinnati
Sciota Valley Road
Toads as Diabolic, Divine and Fortune Bearers Across Cultures
From the Gentleman's Magazine and other sources, the toad is described as a form of demon in some contexts yet revered as sacred in others. The piece notes its roles in folklore, medicine, and even as a charm against poisons and the plague, with references to wedding omens, King Arthur legends, and tales of transformation. It also includes a beanbag of unrelated notes on ancestry and a patent medicine advertisement.
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Lenton Daily News
Warsenstein
Germany
Gentleman’s Magazine
de Gubérnatis
St. Patrick
Ireland
Cornwall
Arthur
Tuscany
Europe
Disgraced Kansas City clergyman dies by own hand
The coroner reported Rev. B D Jardine, once convicted by an ecclesiastical court in Kansas City, killed himself with chloroform in the Trinity Church vestry in St Louis. Jardine had been in town with his attorney to discuss the case, and a conference with Father Betts and attorney Harrison preceded his death. The verse was prepared for burial and will be taken to Kansas City for interment, a development that is expected to stir church circles due to his popularity.
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Kansas City
St. Louis Mo
B.D. Jardine
Jardine
Trinity Church
Betta
Mr. Harrison
Father Betts
Harrison
Robertson
Mr. Jardie
Mr Jardine
Mr. Harrion
Mr. Jardine
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County
J. FL. Brown
James F. Brown
Bee-Hive
South Market St
Frederick, Md
John H. Abbott
All Saints’ St
McMurray
Aliso
Edfulk
the Times
V.stauffer
Stauffer
Patrick St
Cit
B. LG
Cops
Durbaartyis
Carlin House
Groff House
Pennsylvania House Western
Betners
J. K.sneppard
J. A. Simpsons
Bartgis
D. Beniz & Co
Nan’s.c E Ballers |W. P. Wormen’s. Js. Fartes” EN. Hobb's, S.S. Welty
Wax Rudolph
Wee John A. C. Lipps
Dcowin
N. Marketstreet
Albert
Routzahn & Howers. Lumber Dealers
East Parick St
N. T.haller
F ST
N.W
Washington, DC
C.Y- Ss. Levy, Ae
Frederick, Mdr
Raphives
Sheetz’s
Bowers
B. F. Brown & Son
Telepone
Postal
J. KR. Hofeman
Zeclers
South Sts
A. T. Rice
T. P. Rice
D.S. Rice
A. T. Rice & Sons
Undertakers
North Market Street
ETC
Mae
Market Street
Sampe
Baltimore & Howard Sts
Baltimore, Md
Jos. &. Garrett
Jankaz
T. Mills
East Patiick Street
Une Square
Texas
Buckry
Ves
JEF _#XSON
W. C. Griffith
Ohio
Chicago
Jone
Ay Williamson & Brown
Father Jardine
Philadelphia
Water Street
Kensington
Taylor and
Coral
Firth & Foster's
Woodville
W. J. Purdumvice
Muss Lillie Crone
J. R. Wison
Joc. F. Orr
M.F. Lowe
T. M. V. Norwood
J. W. Condon
Bradlaugh
Loxpon
Charles Bradlaugh
House of Commons
Northampton
Peel
Williamson & Brown
Shiloh
Williaman & Brown
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