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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1895
Page
2
Promotes the value of a pure liquid remedy Syrup of Fig. praised for easy taste and gentle action. Claims it cleanses the stomach and bowels without harsh substances, offering relief from headaches and colon issues. Sold by druggists in innocent bottles but warns against substitutes.
The report covers grain, flour, and livestock quotes with prices for wheat corn oats and hay. It lists beef pork butter cheese and eggs pricing, and notes closing stock bids for Lehigh Valley, Y and Paw, Pennsylvania, Lake Erie and W. New Jersey Central, Del. & Hudson, and General Markets. It also reports cattle hogs and sheep market sits in New York and Philadelphia with prices per 100 pounds and per head.
Washington Canaty reports that Adjt-Gen Henry Kyd Douglas has ordered the dissolution of the Allegany Guards at Cumberland on brigade inspector and commander recommendations. Many members regret the end of Allegany’s military command. An accidental explosion from a misfired peddier near Hascack county boards injured a man’s face and eye.
Yesterday afternoon Fred Nelinger rode his horse California Jack in Braddock when the animal bolted. Nelinger was thrown out but not hurt. The horse continued into Raleigh where observers testified to the incident and speculated on the horse’s temperament and handling.
Brief notes indicate a transfer of property yesterday with W E B Boffeins named as purchaser. A council meeting at Liberty and a board of aldermen session are planned to review the City Register report for the year ending February 1.
In Monrovia vicinity Mr aden Anceron and Miss Maggie Rankien plan a wedding at Mr Christopher Shade residence on Weet south street Tuesday next. Other local nuptials include TALEY SMITH and Caaries Eere Sisley Joins in Frederick county January 20 1695. Barry Baer Utica and Annie Shank Fountain Rock wed yesterday afternoon. Florence Falmer Hansonville and Worth Ma Mheeleg Krare wed by Rev Hench. Grayson Stull Uni ca Mills and Annie M Staley Charlesville wed yesterday with forty guests. reception planned at Gull's Leche after return from Charlestown.
Obituaries for Ida Eng Drate Ide King of King's Valley Luther King, Rev Richard Bagsey presiding. Lambert of New Windsor aged 80, several children and spouses named. Sister Mary Theresa formerly Miss Oliver of Norfolk died at convent aged about 40. funeral set for tomorrow at nine. article also reports Tribune suggestion to double internal beer tax to raise revenue by 30 million with widespread brewing fortunes and minimal consumer impact.
Nightly services continue at the Presbyterian church in preparation for the Lord's Supper on Sabbath. St Mary's Chapter of All Saints Episcopal Guild met. A "high tea" is planned for Tuesday evening at Miss Elisabeth Tyson's home, the fourth in a series to aid church work. Murray Release: detective Hutchinson failed to identify Wells the burglar. Murray released, displeased with time in custody. Bea fair protests and a 24-minute endorsement for Dr Ball's Cough Trop praised as a reliable home remedy. John L Dutrow sold the Bowers house and lot in Lewistown to Noah E Found Gut.
The Chicago Times laments excessive and misconceived school expenditures in Chicago. It argues for economy in maintaining schools while criticizing proposed military drills for public school children, alleging waste and misapplied funds.
Scentsy core correspondence reports property sale at Utica to Peter Conner for 675 dollars and Shaw family moves to Pittsburgh. Miss Mary Freese becomes assistant teacher in Utica public school. Cragerstown and Ridgeville notes cover farm purchases, straw mishaps, visits, a wedding planned near Frederick, and an oyster supper fundraiser for a new church. Real estate sale in Brunswick completes, with local sickness notes and a medical ad for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
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