Unclear vintage ad fragment on mushcast rates
Fragmentary notice from a historical sale page lists assorted mushcast prices and weights. Mentions 4% unbleached mushcast at 6X¢, value patterns of 9c, 10¢, extra heavy 9c, and a 4 bleached mussin at Te worth 9c. Details are incomplete in OCR.
Local Ads and News Briefs Highlight Homes Goods and Accidents
A verbose ad notes discounts on wares including lace and silk capes at Sipeli by North Market Street with beer and wines offered by D C Winebrener & Co. The News column reports the Orphans' Court settlement of Rachel J. Griffith’s administratrix account, a Yeast Powder coupon alert, an arm injury at Harper’s Ferry Pulp Mill, and various local business trips. Weather outlooks cover DC Maryland Virginia with warmer conditions and rain in West Virginia and Ohio, plus lake storm warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Ferry
Daniel Strippy
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Ohio
Osweco
Saginaw Bay
Duluth
Homeward Bound Bir M Ausherman Plans Tour
Bir M Ausherman of Springfield Missouri writes to the Valley Register detailing a journey begun April 30 from Springfield with his eldest son Chester K to join his daughter Eva L at Fort Scott Kansas. They will travel to view major cities including Kansas City Chicago Detroit Niagara Falls Albany Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Frederick before reaching Middletown Valley to visit relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bir
M. Ausherman
Springfield
Missouri
Middletown
the
Valley Register
Chester K
Springfeld
Eva L
Fort Scott
Kansas
Kansas City
Chicago
Detroit
Niagara Falls
Albany
Boston
New York City
Philadelphia
Elections for local boards at multiple venues Monday
Elections will be held Monday from 10 to 12 o'clock at Adams Express Office for ten Mt Olivet Cemetery managers at First National Bank for the ensuing year. Eight Frederick and Emmitsburg Turnpike Company directors vote at Banking House. Twelve directors sought for the Mutual Insurance Company at their office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick and
Emmitsburg Turnpike Company
Adams Express
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
First National Bank
Banking House
Franklin Sayings Bank
mutual Insurance Company
Maryland School for the Deaf and Dumb's long rise
An outline of the Maryland School for the Deaf and Dumb on South Market street, its early site history, founding by the General Assembly in 1867, and twenty years under Prof Charles W Ely. Details cover buildings, governance, notable officers, teaching methods, facilities, funding, and the school’s growth into a leading national institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Maryland School for the Deaf and Dumb
South Market street
colony of
Maryland
Braddock
General Washington
Scharff
Burgoyne
Saratoga
Yorktown
L’insurgent
Constelistion
France
Generals Assembly
Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb
Board of Visitors
Wm. J.Ross
Lawrence J Breagle
Thos. Sims
H. G C. Nail
James N. Cole
Grafton Duvall
A. Fuller Crane
Joseph B. Brinkley
Enoch Pratt
Grayson Eichelberger
Philip F. Thomas
Richard D Carmichael
Fraac D. Jones
Albert Green
Wm. Galloway
J P. R. Gillis
Daniel Weisel
Oliver Miller
Jacob Reese
Richard John Bowie
Wm. J. Albert George Vickers
John A. J. Creswell
Jas. T. Briscoe
Curtis Davis
Barnes Compton
Geo. F
Baltimore
the
Far
Jacob F. Roman
James Blair
John Loais
Wm H H. Falconer
Joseph Bangker
George R Dennis
Francis S. Jones
Thomas Sims
Grafton Duvell
Alexander P. Wood
Fairfax Schley
Daniel M. Henry
Henry Baker
Wm K. Barry
Geo. Markell
Chas. E. Trail
James 8. Downs
John KE. Longwell
John H. Williams
Benjamin G. Harris
James McSherry
Alonzo Berry
Lewis HL. Steiner
Chas. Ww. Ross
W.W. Taylor
J. B. Brinkley
Geo. Tt. Dennis
John Loats
Wm H. Falconer
F. §. Jones
M. D
Grayson Eichelbarger
Wm. H. Falconer
Geo. R. Dennis
W. R. Barry
a. Koeins
aemee AMesherry
Prederice
Wm. D. Cooke
Grow
L. E. Grow
Chas
L. Cooke
W. AL. Waddell
E. A. Tramy
M. Waddell
Wm. H. Baitzell
Cooke
North Carolina
Raleigh
Columbia Institution
Washington
Tennessee Institution
jams
Messrs
W. F. Weber
W Lincoln
St. William L. Brown
Chas. &. Trail
George Markell
Joseph Baugher
Masonic Grand Lodge
Marysland
Richard Fuller
Baltymore
Chas, L. Cooke
James A Cooke
Thos. B. Berry
Zenas F.Westervelt
Isabella C. Berkeley
Mary H. Nadine
Nannie Herkeley
Robert P. McGregor
Zachary T. Brown
Hester M. Porter
Florence H. Veitch
Westervelt
New York
Miss Nadine
McGregor
Cincinnati
Ohio
Miss Porter
Mrr. Berry
Dakota School
sid Dumb
Sioux Falls
Abs. Trams
A. O. Crambacker
BM. L. Shugh
James H. Dean
Waddell
Orphans’ Court
W.H Falconer
Z Westervelt
Thomas B Berry
R.P. McGregor
C H Hill
West Virginia
Romney
Charles Wright Ely
Madison
New Haven county
Connecticut
State Institute for the Deaf
Columbus
Wm. R. Barry
J. A. Williams
Clay Nail
Wmn
R. Barry
P. F. Thomas
Iiaac
D. Jones
Wmn. Galloway, J.P. BR. Gillis
J. Creswell
James T. Brisco
Curtis Dervis
Oden Bowie
J.C. Williams
D Xr. Henry
Geo. KH. Dennis
Charles E Trail
John K Longwell
Lewis H. Steiner
Charles WW. Ross
W. W. Taylor
Wm. G. Baker
May Day to Summer Styles for Seaside Wear
A breezy column on spring to summer seaside fashion and etiquette. It notes bonnets, gowns, and accessories, with remarks on millinery openings, lintels of fashion, and a summer bonnet crafted from a cousin’s old poke. It ends with a nod to a Hanover symphony tease and urban wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Atlantic
Poe
Scott Key
ubst
oatens
Westmminster
Estey’s
Philharmonics
Bostos Conservatory
Miss Blumenacer
Misses Mantz
Mrs. Donald
Miss Jessie
Hiddletown Matters and Local Notes Mention Railroad Plans
The Valley Register notes renewed talk of a railroad through the valley with plans likely after harvest. Local injuries include a 14 year old Wise fracturing his left forearm from a wagon fall, and five year old Katie Keanyer dislocating and fracturing her elbow after a swing incident. Additional items report illnesses, travels, a telegraph operator move to Baltimore, and a sheriff sale at Keller farm with purchases by Mrs. John Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiddletown
Valley Register
Wise
Peter Leatherman
Katie
Chas. P. Keanyer
Brr
Harlan Phleeger
Laura Smelitzer
Josephus Thomas
Boonsbooro
x. Chas H. Feete
Baltimor
B. & O. R. company
Wm. H. White
Bloomington
John W. White
Keller's
Sir. White
Samuel G
M. M. Harbaugh
Casstown
Ohio
Miami county
John Eisenhour
Frederick
Palm’s National Business College
Philadelphia
tat city
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jas. E. Walker & Co
JAS, BE. WALKER
C O
JAas.E. WALKER & CO
ETNA Renewaemet
J. F. McCabe
TOLCO
Etna Lite Insurance Co
Hartford, Com
lfe
MCCABE
W. H. PLUMMER
Actes Life
Frederick cSctin
Pleasant
Central Ho
iderick
Eldridge
B. J. ELDRIRGE
WEST PATRICK &TREBI
Frederick, Hd
M. J. Straus & Sona
n. BUGSs
BUGS
st. BUGS, &C
N. HOWARD STREET
Fayette
BALTIMORE, MD
BALTIMORE MD
C.Kline & Co
c. B. CLINE & CO
North Market Street
Fredgrek, Md
Marker St
George H. Bulling
Wearewase Bidsnes
Sipeli
G. H. RAILING
ST North Marker Street
Waras
whimmies Glover Club
Monticello
K. Vanderhorst
G.H. RALLING
BD. C. Winebrewer & Co
D. C. WINEBRENER &CO
THE NEWS
Rachel J. Griffith
Lebbeus Griffith
Rumford
Rumford Chemical Co
Foxville
T. C. Fox
aamores
tena@ants
Dertzbaugh
Mittua furnace
Hagerstown
Jenks
Ramsburg
W D. Jenks
Maryland School for
mers and Planters Bank
W. J. Ross
Lawrence J. Brengle
H. Clay Naill
stecesy
Frederick City
Susannah Veazey
Miss Veazey
School for the Deaf
Walkersville
Glaae Missionary Society
G W. Stauffer
David Devibise
Nebraska
Ada Zimmerman
May Cramer
A. D. Gring
Reformed Church
Japan
Frederick College Glee Club
Stauffer
Christian Winebrener
Wm C Nevig
Winebrewer
G C. Winebrewer
C H Fulton
Fulton Ave
Maria Maller
Saint Thomas
Samuel Remsburg
iliss Spurtier
Montgomery county
Ald
Christian Bortz
Pennsylvania
Motter's Park
Atlantic City
Frederick county
st Cape Mey
Hanover
George C. Helfer
Peter W. Shaler
Lewis H. Remsburg
Jefferson
Jacob Lutz
Hezekiah Warrenfeltz
Frosttown
Willie Boileau
Lovettesville
Aix
George Cockerly
Graceham
C. Stottlemyer
Wolfsville
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