Local notices from Frederick County May 29 1891
The itemized column covers visitors and residents in Frederick, Walkersville, Liberty, and Brunswick areas. It notes church services, Children's Day programs, Sunday school events, and multiple social gatherings, including a brick works update, a turnpike company land purchase, and plans for a Protestant Episcopal Chapel with fundraising events and ice cream festivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville Enterprise
A.B
Shiloh
Gill
Grade Reformed
Rex. C. T. House
Mt Zion
Pleasant
Walkersville
Woodsboro
M. E
W_C.T
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Utica Mills
Mt. Prospect M. E. Sunday School
Lewistown
Reynold’s Post
G. A.B. of
Frederick
Stanffer’s Hall
Walkersville Lodge
Episcopal Chapel
Catoctin Furnscest
Catoctin Furnace
Iam
Mr. C. Cramer
Main Street
Western Visitor Louie Nichols Arrives From Chicago
Louie B. Nichols of Frederick now with a large Chicago mercantile house arrived in Frederick yesterday and will stay until tomorrow before departing for Washington and Baltimore. He praised The News and spoke of the Chicago Columbian Fair to be a vast event with rapid progress and labor stability. Mrs. Nichols is recovering from knee trouble and Miss Nellie Hitchcock is mending from an injured heel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Norwood
D. ¥. Hammond
Daniel Sweadner
William Whitmore
R. D. Bowhan
W.T. Wagner
Calvin Metcalf
George B. Whitmore
W. T. Sweadner
J. D. Eisler
Narsonage
Esau Cresger
A.C. Devilbiss
Ephraim Toner
G. Stull
Liberty and
Pipe Creek
Louie B. Nichols
Chicago
Louis B. Nichols
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Nichols
Windy City
Nichola
Ilinois
Mrs. Nichols
Nellie Hitchcock
Mr. Nichols
AS OTHERS SEE US trade edition praise and notices
A montage of comments praising Frederick's trade edition and The News as a civic asset. Brief items report poisonings from canned salmon in Nevada Massachusetts Cardinal Gibbons illness in Maryland and Ontario notes, government payroll cuts in Philadelphia, murder accusation toward Plenty Horses in Sioux Falls, and unrelated advertising lines.
Medical Patent Remedies and Quack Claims Highlighted
A disjointed ad style piece outlines multiple patent medicines and tonics, praising cures for dyspepsia biliousness indigestion and constipation. It touts Dr Miles nerve and liver pills and Dr Lee liver cure, with testimonials and sample offers from Garrett Pearre Steiner Bros and Brainer Bros druggists. A jumbled section mentions child health and a safety claim about a rock stable toy and a fear of mortgage threats.
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TEE Daily News
Brunswick Berald
UAT
Brunswick
Ogleton
Air
F. Cannon
Alumal Land and Improvement Company
Cannon
JL. Jordan
Baltimore Land and Improvement Company
T. Cannon
Mutual Improvement Company
Paret
J. L. Jordan
L. Wenner
W. A. Pout
E. Helfenstein
Mechanicstorn
Graceham Mite Society
Sam Norris
Baltimore City
Adual On
Gosm
Mechanicstown Clarion
Frederick Daily News
Newe
Nevada
Charles Moncrief
Washington Township
Cardinal Gibbons
Bevantown
St Mary's Church
Maryland
Johan A. Right
John Macdonald
Joan
Phladra Pats
Washimeton
Cooper
Plenty Horses
Sio.s Fats. &. D
Lien
Casey
Gey
Beecham
Tomach
Frecktia
Garrett & Pearse
Miles
Santus Wek
Jos
B. Garrett’s
Acker
Garrote & Pearre
Drus
Steiner Bros
Gia
Victor Intanes
Ruider
Dr. Lee
Steiner
New York
Brainer Bros. Druggists
Victor Infante" Heller
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, Ga
Swift
Bradford
Chip
the Swift SI Specific Co
Atlanta
Brish Bros
United States Patent Office
Weshington
Keller
National Steam Malls
Middletown, MD
Aerophone
Tebesdacht
Ebareeet
Atomics
Pete
VW. A
Hooker
West Broadway
Saleby Garrott & Pearre
DR. Hartley
Ted Speciault
N. Eutaw Sc
Balompore
M. P
Bartley
James Pyles
Lin
Hanoi
Pearse
James Pyle
Baring
Drug and Chemical CO
Drugeists
Fred Jacob M. Mainhart
Edward Hewes
E. dc
Canning House Machine
Sompl Ete
North ST
Sud
Amecisn
Ties
PF. Rowell &Co
Brrean
Sproct St
Lobb
St. Phils
Eure
Berle
Nim
Fcenitore and
House OF Co. Co. Carty
East
Patrick Street
Ss. D. Thomas& CO
E. A
FOX
East Patrick Street
H. N. Etchison & Son
Teoma Brass
M. J. Willow & Son
Excelsior Stove House
East Patrick.st
Rederick, MD
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