15 May 1884
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1884
Page
1
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Watt and partners announce private sales of lots on Madison Street and several buildings including properties near the white faro of iN Tes. Lynch and Orendoff along with Mullis Ex advertise these offerings and assure secure transactions.
Advertisement notes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the greatest medical wonder of the world, claiming to speedily cure bruises, eruptions, ulcers, rheum, burns, piles, chilblains, corns, and more. Guarantees cure or money back. 25 cents per box, for sale by Gare Fun & Steele.
An old advertisement touts Croft's Celery and Chamonite Pills as remedies for Bick headache languor and melancholy arising from stomach distress. Sold only by Steiner Bruszis.
The piece notes Dorsheimer preparing a tariff address to define Democratic stand in the House, with Carlisle and Morrison approving, while others debate signing. It describes efforts to present a unified tariff position and deter shifting party lines before public judgment. Also mentions related political activity and local notices from May.
Local notes describe lifelong residents of Sabillasville, with mentions of old villages, farmers, and worn county roads. The writer laments poor conditions, doctor visits for illnesses including scarlet fever and neuralgia, and a run of colts dying this spring. W. M. Miller lays steel on his W M Railroad section, employing extra men while referencing hard times and limited space in the paper.
The Mite society of the Unh ehureh will hold a festival in Wine brewers Hall for the Parsonige Commencing on the evening of the 20th inst and continue several days. Mrs Mary Dudra and Mrs Harriet Barrack are visiting in Titin and will spend weeks among friends there. On last Saturday night Dr M J Zimmerman was serenaded by the Villea Brass band. the music was fine given the band’s short time in organization. We hope they will visit our place soon again for Subscribe for the Weekly News.
Marriage licenses issued in the county during the past week include Tos B Lidie with Julia A Buckingham and Calvin E Becraft with Elizabeth Hood. Real estate transfers for the week ending May 15 show numerous deeds including trusts, parcels of land, and mineral rights among various buyers and trustees. hotel arrivals list many guests at City Hotel, with counts from the county.
Lutheran Madison Patsonate Church witnessed the wedding of Isaee N Merchant of Knoxville to Suiss 3 Imma McLaughlin of Knoxville with Rev Diehl Diehl officiating in this county.
Thousands praise Electric Bitters in letters from Curach Kansas as purifying medicine for kidney and liver complaints. The ad claims blood purification, bowel regulation, rapid sales, and yearly doctor savings. Sold by Garrett & Steele at fifty cents a bottle.
A historical advertisement details Croft's Senna Figs fruit laxative made from sliced prunes and figs oranges lemons sugar senna and other ingredients. It endorses physicians and suggests a bedtime dose with twelve portions per conserve priced at 35 cents, sold by Steiner Bros.
Garrett and Steele advertise their agency for King’s New Discovery for consumption and lung ailments. They claim a positive guarantee with trial bottles free. Regular size bottle priced at $1.00.
Fragmented items range from rural musings and humorous exchanges to medical ads, a travel note from Chicago Sun, and Armenian student remarks. It mentions a missing boy named Tariff Bill, garden tasks, seasonal hints, and a Shiloh's Cure promotion. The clipped text ends with NewarapentRERIVE.
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