Startling Figures in Print Shop Advertised with New Presses
The notice proclaims enhanced capabilities after improvements including four top Steam Power Presses driven by a Paynes Automatic Engine. A new supply of type and artists ready for better work at cheaper prices, with an equipped job room and appended prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paynes
Lordere, &c
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Gordon
Campbell
Boas
America
The Mad Captain Jo Brann Reports on a Parade
A first person reminiscence recounts a Washington parade with President and VIP sightings. The writer, a Republican veteran, describes crowds, badges, and festive confusion ending in a chaotic involuntary misadventure amid political tensions and accusations between parties.
Diamonds Hidden in a Shaving Brush Heist
Three years after a diamond smuggling tale, William Williams and fellow boarder Eln Tracy uncover two powdered diamonds inside a shaving brush handle. They divide the spoils under an informal agreement. The episode follows earlier newspaper coverage of concealed gems linked to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutcaco
Diamon
New York
P Williams
Indiana Avenue
Wiliams
Eln Tracy
Mr. Williams
Williams
Tracy
Points and Leaders by Frederick County Settler
Correspondence from The News reporter Dickinsom D T dated March 7 describes rising local interest, spring thaw, stock conditions, bear and deer hunting, venison prices, and political remarks about land policy and silver. It notes adventures near Big Lake and jokes from Black Hills era papers, praising Dakota’s climate and farming prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Dickinsom
D. T
Edward Sian
Sinn
B. F. Brown
Big Lake
Black Hire Weekly Journal
Anil
Silt
Janes G. Bisine
John A. Logan
Benjamin F. Butler
Belva Lockwood
Pasa
Salt Creek Landing
Jones
Northwest Dakota
Stark County
Dakota
Texas
Dskota
Hamsville Noces Community News Brief
Correspondence from TeamSVILLE dated March 9 reports Mr Ford ill, Mr Myera sent fine calves to Washington, Mr Crawford to build a house when weather allows, and Mr Bier opened a dancing school. Funeral of Mr Montgomery well attended, remains to Frederick. Mr Dorsey back from Baltimore. Montgomery enjoys a fine orchard. Mr Steele attacked by his bull but unharmed. Citizens pleased with inauguration trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamsville
Teamsville
Ford
Myera
Washington
T.crawford
F. W. Bier
J. W. Montgomery
Frederick
W. Dorsey
Baltimore
Montgomery
J. Steele
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Schley & Delaplaine
Sreax
Jos Roous
Norte Marner St
Urstairs
Graves
Skate Boys
Evenjng
Skeres
Aix Simissions
Sessios
Esalon
Rening
Ouston
Kl. Kendig
Waterbury
Daily News
Weex Ly News
Adres
Schley & de Laplaine
New
Tffce
N. Market Street
mariJawit
Pxere
Baw & Son
Patrick Ste Muril
Bricke
Wooebeener& Co
Mac
News Office
Qayon's
North Marerstreet
Murray
Garch
Market Street
Welty
Marvdin
Pennaclvania
East Patrck Street
East Patrick Street
Wreorge Arust
Sears
Chas. W. Muller
Wigebrewer
Th & Harmarae
Appsite
Appie
Weststrick Street
Exen
Cabrick
Gire
Geo
D. Moore
Carlin House
Jast Smaup
Opi
W David Frazier Lew
Cunual National Bank
Sol
Baltimore City
Ohio
Miss
JO S3lank the Martyr
Wasington
Ourself Ouz
Howe
Arthur
Col. Baughman
Col
Tom Wolfe
Capt. Eckstein
Gol
Wolfe
Mississippi
Grant
Shiloh
Pricketreeb
Frederik
National
Chancellorsville
Wilderness
Sheridan
Michigan
Vicksburg
Hun
Apelvician
Dudge
Rockei
Escol
Ana Pointntey
Serge Pont Menmahtio
Indy
Coles
Aldérney
Jersey
Samuel Stoemaker
Green Spring Valley
Baltimore County
Ch Cayne
Cleveland
Cleve
Ostanchiv
Sven
Fam
Erski
Proqueis Club
Tor
Loz Newa
Nhrows Bay
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