27 Jun 1884
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1884
Page
1
Fragmentary notes describe vague items and names as a community searches for a missing object or person. The garbled text hints at names like Terre and Dabs with references to a market or service setting. Readers are invited to share information that may clarify the missing item.
Notice from the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of Frederick invites proposals to replace the bridge over Sand Creek on Water Street. Bids must show material quality and construction method for a substantial bridge, with proposals due promptly to ensure the work is completed as soon as possible. By order, CITAS. CL SMITH, Register. December 23.
Thousands endorse Electra Bitters as a pure purifier for blood and bowels, claim it cures children's complaints, and boosts seller confidence. The testimonial from Gatacd, Kansas praises rapid turnover and advises top customer recommendations.
The Tilden boom revival fuels a heated scene at a West Avenue hotel last evening with Davenports and Hendricks supporters present. Rumors of a New York delegation backing Cleveland surface as a counter to anti-Cleveland sentiment in the state. A City journalist notes efforts to keep balance between factions while preparing for broader political maneuvers.
Agrammatic dispatch notes rising calls from Bayard figures amid protests and political infighting. Key figures, including Mr Kea and secretaries, urge unity as state debates address alleged threats and election integrity.
A dispatch discusses Cleveland’s presidential prospects and a New York delegation’s stance while noting Irish and Indian representation and a southern state Democrat’s Albany visit. It mentions a bank failure in St Petersburg Pennsylvania and local visits by Miss Hester Namaburg to David Zimmerman near Buckeye town.
The Kentuckian General Abe Buford recalls a close postwar mob scene in Springfield Illinois. He narrates a Georgia battlefield escape, a mistaken confrontation with Union soldiers, and a tense hotel moment where a corporal who once faced him offers thanks after acknowledging a wound. The crowd’s fear turns to shared toasts for the country. Wake Dr Fahrney’s health restorer advertised at the end.
A poetic piece on resilience closes with a Maryland death note. Major John F. Lee of Marlboro dies in St Louis after a West Point career, wartime service as judge advocate general, and later public life. Remains to be interred at family vault near Patuxent. The report lists hotel arrivals and names from multiple locales.
Wide Awake Druggists Garrett and Steele promote Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption and throat lung ailments. They offer trial bottles free with the regular size priced at 1.0. The ad emphasizes the medicine as a positive remedy and claims swift relief for coughs colds hoarseness asthma hay fever bronchitis and related diseases.
A New York World report recounts Dr. Gardner transplanting a large piece of skin from a recently deceased body to a boy’s arm after a lightning injury. The graft covered about a foot square, nerves formed, and sensation returned within a month, with two fragments dying but causing no further harm.
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