Buckwheat Oakes and Sausage at Market In Damp Weather
Market rumors note damp morning from rain and wind, but vendors keep winter quarters open and sales continue. Buckwheat cakes and sausage headline breakfast demand, while produce shifts to fall and winter vegetables. prices for eggs butter meat and produce are listed, with apples and cabbage in demand and Thanksgiving turkey orders being placed.
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Folka
Cas Marcho Ceep
Hengle Knodle
Nick Whittier
Jake Dadlaman
Ben
Nick
Oy Wee
Buckeye
Beholding a Clown Parade Ends in Busy Street Scene
A crowd gathers as a Harborside street event unfolds with spectators, a performer balancing on one foot for blocks, and talk of a notable marriage in the background. Mrs. Walter Weller has appeared in recent weeks, and readers are invited to learn more in The News.
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Tiliian
Closing the Campaign in Frederick at Opera House
A large Democratic gathering at the City Opera House followed a Yellow Springs parade from Court Street to the City Hotel. Speakers included Col. L.V. Baughman, Gen. Charles B. Hooker, and Hon. Joseph S. Heustis of Baltimore, urging tariff reform, worker protections, and Democratic unity under Clevelandite ideals.
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Allegany
Chicago
Col. Baughman
Charles B. Hooker
Mississippi
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Henutelor
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Heulster
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Crnaree
Walker Lairiff
New York
Thiel
Tabor
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Urner
Emmitanora
Milton
Emmitteburg
Repub- Henne
Wellington
Thurmont
Mt. Pleesant
Reno
Harp
Guton Miller
Qeo
L. Wellington
Usmmond Urner
Pingu No. 4
Brunswick
Walkeraville
R. R. Wood
Moorefield
West Virginia
Wood
W. L. Wilson
Democratic Central
Republican Central Committee
Fact vs Fiction A Truthful Statement From Hosiery Company
The document presents a hosiery firm defending its business amid tariff debates. It claims lower orders than 1882 by about 20,000 dozen, fewer workers, and warns of job losses by January 1, 1885 if foreign goods remain cheap. It attributes price cuts to cotton costs and wage reductions, and asserts its national reputation for quality and lower prices. Funeral notice for Thomas Clagett notes his Laytonsville residence and prominent local standing.
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City Hall
Smany Banda
Stg
Amnete Ays
TWOKO
Zimmehman
Union Manufacturing Co
Harvest Home Festival Donor List Shown At Aged Home
The Harvest Home festival at the Home for the Aged featured a detailed donation list including sugar cotter tea potatoes canned goods and many household items. Donations came from numerous named individuals and families highlighting community support for the aged home and its annual funds.
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Puette
Hav.ng
Manaygerea
Arslurance
Rupert
Riley
Donuthans Woery
D. V. Staufur
Bifnes Kain
Nettle Johnston
Co. Winebrewer
James Hood
Joseph Baker
Misa
Caroline Ross
Charles W. Hows
Alissa
Maggie Quynn
T. J. Elursparger
Allug Htohrback
Charles Siminons
Eleanor Johnson
Eb Kunkel
EB. Winebrewer
Cyrus G. Helfenstein
Mary J. Kurglu
Ara
Worthington Johnson
Charice Wy Ross
LV. Scholl
Misae
Missle Winklesias
Mestra. Rice and Haller
A.T. Ricu & Hons
Ella Houck
G. F. Clingan
Wilcoton and Brown
Oc.j. Kemp
Louis Markell
J. J. Tyson
Besant and
J. J. Johnson
Marian Smith
Mioe
Willard Garrett
Charles F. Kreb
Char
M. Grow
Wins EE Miller
Mira
George Worman
Mary Chultz
Caroline Bhulte
Jude V Percival
News of the State and county concerns across Maryland
Cecil county seeks the cew scene asylum while John Lee Carroll lies critically ill in London. Prince George's farmers organize an institute. Judge Blake in Hagerstown resolves several registration questions. Ducks died on the Susquehanna near Havre de Grace. James McClintock of Perryville has threstlagera mashed off by a locomotive. John Hersinger fined for slot machine gambling. two men jailed near Cumberland for stealing potatoes from Pittsburgh. Avemarines notes dropped from Annapolis veterans list. Tocker sentenced to nine years for aiding murder. Maryland Agricultural College cases lead to expulsions. Anne Arundel almshouse criticized by grand jury. Syrup of Figs advertised with old medicine language.
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Siraen Sey
John Lee Carroll
Carroll
London
Prince George's County
Bidney
Charles County
Blake
Hagerstown
Reformed Churches
Carroll County
Susquehanna
Havre de Grave
James McClintock
Ijt
Perryville
John Hersinger
Anna Arundel County
Cumberland
Pitsburg
Avemarines
Naval Academy
Annapo- Mie Gyee i ES Ak
Edward Gott
Maryland Agricultural College
Innis Tlon
Anne Arundel County
Grand
Covert Clothes offer fall shadows and low prices
Elderdowne presents vivid color textures, selling men women and children underwear at recently reduced rates. New Brussels and Ingram carpets arrive, including duplicates of fast sellers and fresh patterns. All novelties offered at the lowest prices.
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Nes
Aaling Co
Tate
Real estate transfers reported in Maryland district ledger
A scrambled list of real estate transactions includes transfers in Frederick and Walkersville counties such as Mary A Payne to Susan Walter, Joseph F Payne as mortgagee, Claggett W Dorey to Frederick county, and Martha Eaterling to Millard & Polley. Amounts range from $0 to $21,000 for parcels described as acres and perches. The items reference collectors J Willis Gauckhisn and various heirs, trustees, and administrators in ongoing property dealings.
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Robert J. Ricketts
Todas
Joseph F. Payne
Avaigneu
Morigazo
Mary A. Payne
Real Calate
Prederfol City
Ford
Susan
Watlner
Ware
Wim
U. Hinka
Claggett W. Dorey
Frederick
Last
Americus Ags
McClellan G. Baltzell
Martha Eaterling
Lot Voc
Thurmont
Millard &. Polley
John Falk
Henry Lorentz
Real Eatato
Frederick Elly
Swarthmore Edges Georgetown In Gridiron Classic
Swarthmore College defeats Georgetown 22 to 18 in a tight football clash at Georgetown campus. Mahony scores four touchdowns for Swarthmore, while Murphy adds goals as the guard leads a fast, physical duel amid a rainy afternoon.
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Georgetown
Firth
U. E. Hoyle
Yao Smith
Minhony
Palmer
Uahen
Brooke
Kirby
Warley
Mahony
Luimer
Murphy
Brooks
Church
Burrough
Naeman
Doyle
Taeheeee
Toey
Maryland Agricultural College
University of North Carolins
Horsey
Weprafard Kaee
Rolleye
M. Martin Marloy
Bia
Ula
Ateenee
Nouge
Captain Knoller
Local MENTION Promotes New Lager at The Buffalo
Local brief notes the introduction of a new lager called Val Blais Lager available exclusively at The Buffalo. Proprietor Nick Hauer is cited as the source of the claim and brand identity.
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Buffalo
Nick Hauer
Toe Buffalo
Nick Bauer
Unclear OCR Item on Wallpapers and Rooms in Australia
Fragmentary text describes various wallpaper styles and room settings including Parrgor mall cinema room and red room wallpaper. Mentions Pacific patterns and possible markers, but details are illegible and no coherent event or facts emerge.
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