Classified Notice About Advertisements Rates And Deadlines
The notice outlines earliest receipt for proper play and classification, advertising rates at various slots, and advance publication orders. It notes transient advertisements must be prepaid, lists monthly account billing on the first of each month, and states public notices are published the following week.
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ROW
Syecka
Betool
AGE Poe
CLEM
Esgulae
Bick Nostel
Seetembes
Railroad Troubles Prompt Frederick Merchants Call for Action
A letter to Tax News from A Fane Paren condemns the B and O Railroad for chronic delays harming Frederick’s growth. He cites frequent passenger train tardiness caused by freight blockages, urging the Mercantile Association to press for reliable schedules and better railroad relations to restore travel and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile Association
Tax News
Frederick Mercantile Association
Anl
Frederick
Aelay
Afars
Baltimore
Fane Paren
Gun and Game Bag From Carroll County Field Notes
A 1989 item notes Edward Sheffield hunting on Saturday with six rabbits and twelve pheasants while George W. Shorb, a local miller, killed three food sized owls. The Carroll News reports surveyors progressing on a proposed railroad between Union Mills and Littlestown, with routes studied toward Silver Bank. Bishop Paret discusses deaconesses in the Episcopal church and related orders in Kentucky and Louisiana. A Savannah movement seeks a law banning parlor matches due to repeated cotton fires, risking higher insurance on cotton. Union Bridge notices include local personal items and coming and going stories from Carroll County residents, with various travels, illnesses, and family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sheffield
George W. Shorb
Wm. J.worman
Tusestora Creek
Corps of
Union Mills
Littlestown
Big Pipe Creek
Silver Ban
Savannah
Georgia
Savannah News
Compresa
Vicks
Spraint Ankle At Home After Wagon Dismount
Elmer Lease, near this city, sprained an ankle Saturday while alighting from a wagon at his home. Republicans held an outdoor mass meeting at Liberty Saturday night with about five hundred attendees. Speakers included Chas. F. Markell of Frederick and Rev. W. Mobray at the Baltimore bar. Music came from two brass bands. The campaign focused on reform, tax relief, and a new election law as Republicans urged support for their ticket to aid Baltimore in its reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Carroll News
Samuel Eppley
Allie Eppley
Ruth Hibberd
Phoebe Amessli
Solomon Shepherd
Wm. Wood
Baltimore
Ellen Martin
Terze
Epent
Mery A. Koon‘z
Middleburg
Mary
Texas
Isabella Obler
Cedar Rapida
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Daniel EH. Lynn
EB. W. Stoner
Valley
Virginia
Bridgewater School
Frederick City
Harry T- Holtz
Civil Service Commission
Washington
Calfornia
Washingon
Elmer Lease
Liberty
Chas. F. Markell
Frederick
Rebt. W. Mobray
Democratic Central Committee
Young Alen’s
Democratic Club
L. V. Baughman
Isador Rayner
F. Dg. Band
Death notices for Barnitz Hull and West in Maryland region
Mrs. Sarah Barnitz aged 82 or 83 died at her niece Susannah Shuey’s home near Umedown Maryland. Dr Thomas Hull aged 87 or 88 died at Mt Hope Retreat Baltimore County. Armistead West aged about 45 died at Seneca Montgomery County from typhoid pneumonia. West was a prominent merchant and remained unmarried. Remains interred at Mount Curvet cemetery and Darnestown respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Barnitz
Susannah Shuey
Umedown
Michael Barnitz
Baltimore
Deseased
Thomas Hull
Mt. Hope Retreat
Batimore County
Thomas Hall
W. Third Street
A. K.U. Hall
Western Union Telegraph Company
A.J. C. Hall
W. M. RB
Via
P. RR
Mount Curvet
Dr. Dieh
Dennis Ramsburg
Joseph Gronise
H. M. Kefauver
Christias Sauerwine
C. C. Carty
WM. Armistead West
Seneca
Darnestown
Montgomery County
Armistead West
Child Hires Child Poisoned by Soothing Syrup Claim
The article notes a child used opiate tainted syrup leading to a deadly outcome. It contrasts with Acker's Baby Soother marketed as containing no opium or morphine and sold by J. A. Williamson, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
J. A. Williamson, Druggict
Roll of Honor in Frederick County Schools 1589
The Roll of Honor lists Frederick County scholars who averaged over eight per cent in recitations and were perfect in behavior, punctuality, and diligence during the week ending November 1, 1589. Schools No. 3, 7, 4, 5, 1, and others feature many students such as Albert Condon, Ruth Brathear, Carnie Wachter, Cora Lewis, Maud Simpson, Ida Simpson, Carrie Ogle, Katie Crone, and many more, with teachers named for each institution.
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Frederick County
M. E. Dison
Woodville
Albert Condon
Archley Molesworth
Ruth Brathear
Valle Burgee
Edith Runkles
Wilford Hobbs
Clarence Runkles
Lena Chaney
Gurney Molesworth
Molle Runkles
Pearl Haines
Orrie Runkles
Wuilue Purdum
Effie Burgee
Lartyeton
Foz
Walkersville
Carnie Wachter
Jenore Kamshare
Ara Zmaer
Man
Mattie Perry
Haise Zinmermen
Oliver Tav‘o
George F. Toomas
Foxvale- Dethe DL
Ward Wend
Fiera Bosimir
A Oert Lewa
Charles Tome
May
Bessie Brown
Cora and
Dare Lewis
Amy C. Hanver
Mub ! Buarman
Charles F. Manahano
Sebilavcifle
Base Brown
Nora Bowman
Minnie Brown
Mary Pryor
Bertha Bown
Jense Pryor
Elsie Harbaugh
Annie Pryor
Elmer Wageman
Allen Brown
Freet Wagaman
Joseph Brown
Maurice Pryor
Ivan Brown
Frank West
Omer Brown
Jane West
Harry Pryor
Sam Brown
Chas
West
Dorrie Pryor
D Gibbon
Liberty
Wallace Beall
Frank Wagner
Barton Rodrick
Willard Metcalfe
Maurice Starr
Hall Sweamner
Roland Rodnek
John Rossman
Lizzie Etzler
Gertrude Dorsey
Maud Simpson
Fanne Mathias
Florence Matthias
Harry Thoma
Harry Munshear
Sidney Trendle
Willie Wagner
Szhoal No
W. A. Walker
Della Hyatt
Mazie Hyatt
Ella Byatt
Alberta Beall
Keefer Bargze
Vinnie Lawson
John C. Palmer
Leslie Shaw
Bessie Bell
Mattie Zimmerman
Maggie Kolb
Rose Favorite
Leslie Warner
Maggie Ramsburg
Elmer Warner
Carrie McQuade
Bertha Lighter
Annie Bidel
Ada Bidel
Julia Stone
Annie Washida
Lucie Keplar
Bessia Castle
Nellie Cook
Bertha Coblentz
Wilbur Keller
Charlie Gaver
Oliz Fink
Albert Wise
Roy Ronutzaha
Irvin Price
Freddie Munn
Frank Gaver
M. E Erchebberger
Rocky Ridge
Carrie Ogle
Marian Eichelberger
Minnie Lenz
Margaret Groshop
Bessie Ogie
Minnie Whitmore
Ethel Cloze
Maud Ogle
Bettie Whitmore
Mollié Whitmore
Lottie Speak
Yy Wood
Carrie Englar
William Black
Dix Barrick
Elmer Ester
Stella Keller
Edna Lighter
Edith Fink
Lottie Remsburg
Marcy Stephens
Johan Stone
Oscar Coblentz
Rafael Kefanver
Homer Fink
Frank Wise
Herbert Sparrow
Walter Shearer
Lilly M. Crone
Maddietown
Mary Hoffmeier
Annie E. Koogle
Edith Hagan
Elias Stone
Oscar and
Philipon
Maggie Remsburg
Suzie
Johnsville
Vernon Dotterer
George Grabrill
Roscoe Strasburg
Jenne Hyder
Gustie Hyder
Gere Saylor
Bertha Fogle
Dora Renner
Cora Brendenburg
Cora Diehl
Lizzie Boone
Allie Boone
Elsie Dotterer
Emma Myers
Lora Eyler
Annie Garber
Gertie McCleiland
Mira Hyder
Dora Grossnickle
Vernon Grosenickle
Roy Seyler
Clarence Diehl
Winnie Wingling
John Leaks
L. M. Warrenfeltz
Bolivar
Annie Castle
Lizzie
Hatlie Younkne
Emma Gross
Sallie Younkins
Mamie Bigler
Bessie Long
Annie Reeder
Esta Flook
D. O. Aldridge
Libertytown
Amy
Katie Filler
Calgin Beard
Harry
4Anie Nusbaum
Jonas
David Barker
Scottia
Roscoe Rippeon
Jora
Walter Tidings
Emmer Welker
Howard Velentine
Polls open as voters decide tight races tomorrow
Tomorrow will decide 9 contests with large sums at stake and no comfort for the cautious. The News sponsors full results, broadcasting in front of its office as ballots are counted tomorrow night. Voters choose Comptroller Sheriff County Commissioner House of Delegates Surveyor and Treasurer, with many names listed for each post. The Sick report notes several local illnesses. law notes accuse and arraign suspects. church news covers Rev. Both’s installation and Epicopal church cornerstone ceremony with funds reported.
Resolve with Figs Syrup Remedy for Habits and Cleanse
This historical notice touts a fig syrup cure claimed to dispel colds headaches and fevers while cleansing the system gently. It promises permanent relief from habitual constipation and aims to awaken kidney and liver activity without irritation or weakening.
Epoch of Health Amid Electric Bitters Aid
The transition to robust health is hailed as an epoch in the life of the individual with praise for Electric Bitters. The remedy is claimed to restore health for kidney liver and stomach ailments, offering relief to many, with bottles sold at 50 cents and one dollar at Garrett's drug store.
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Praing
Electric Bisteca
Garrett’s
Fire damages store and warehorse near Westminster
A morning fire destroyed a Seco Magee store and warehouse near Westminster early Saturday. Owner Dr. B. Vanduelen of Baltimore valued at $600 for the building. Magee’s loss around $2,000 with $1,400 insured in Carroll County Mutual. The report notes local hotel arrivals and political mass meetings, plus a Winchester tobacco business transition.
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Seco Magee
Estore
Warehorse
Westminster
BE. Vandueen
Baltimore
Frightful Death at Catoctin Furnace Ore Ride
A 32 year old son of Jonathan Frailey died after falling from empty ore cars while traveling to the ore mine at Catoctin Furnace. Four cars toppled onto him, crushing him. he lived about five hours afterward. His father had warned him not to ride again moments earlier.
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Catoctin Furnace
This County
Jonathan Frailey
Advertised Letters in Frederick 1889 List
A Frederick post office notice from November 2 1889 lists remaining advertised letters. Ladies Claire Angel Mars A Haines Miss Bowers Mrs C E Hargett Miss Ber Figging Miss Hettha tle A P L Haller Miz M E Gross Manzella Eh Mam Mrs Labha zabeth Ross Mrs Mary Kanner Miss Ahiee Roads Miss Rebecca L Shaffer Miss Lida Reedy Miss Mary Smith Min Jennie Gentlemen Edward Berry Miller Edward Danis C H Ridge Win Gilbert E M Raran RL E Gamer WH Ryan Jefferson Howard Frank J Rowmson Will J Hall Otha Stauffer Wim Hi Longhran John Smith We G Miller James E 2 Thomas Lev McCrode Mack Beecham s Pills care ball out and nervous illhs
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Frederick City
Angel
Mars A. Haines
Bowers
C.E. Hargett
Mis
Hettha Tle A. PL Haller
Miz
ME Gross
Manzella Eh- Mam
Labhazabeth Ross
Mary Kanner
Ahiee Roads
Rebecca L Shaffer
Lida Reedy
Mary Smith
Jennie
Berry
Edward H. Miller
Edward Danis
C. H. Ridge
Win Gilbert
E. M. Raran
E Gamer
WH Ryan
Jefferson Howard Frank J. Rowmson
Will J Hall
Otha Stauffer
Wim Hi Longhran
John Smith
We G Miller
James E
Thomas Lev
McCrode
Mack
New Bradser Ties and Scarfs at Lowest Prices
New today at 141 offers Bradser ties and four n hand scarfs, Astracians for capes, towels table covers and cloths at reduced prices. Dress goods of all kinds displayed to tempt buyers before purchasing. Carpet department presents lace curtains duplicates, inviting inspection to show quality and value.
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Paret
Brooklyn
Littlejohn
Kentucky
Lousiana
Louisiana
Grat
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Ballote
George L Wellington
Alegany
Samuel Leaser
Middletown
Jonathan Biser
George R. Shaw
Creapertongy
John Peter Jonge
New Market
Morris Sheffer
Hanvers
T. Carlton Keller
Jefferson
House OF Delegates
John W. Kaufman
Fredenck
F.C. Norwood
Laverty
Win. P. Morell
Tuscators
C.M. Riggs
E. C. Hoover
Carocun
Sleteyor
Edward Albaugh
L V. Baughman
Othe J. Gaver
Myersville
Eugene L. Derr
Jovish Beglar
David Fisher
Mechanicstown
Baker J. Lamar
Urbana
Robert M. McDuell
Petersville
F. Granville Thomas
Ell
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Geo
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Catoctin
Lakin
Ezra Mmmck
Wr. H. Hilleary
Prohibition
Coptroller
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Treasury
I E. Stone
Me. Pleasant
SOE
J. J.kelfeld
Frederck
H Earns
Benz C Runkle
Danie Kefauver
James Reddick
3St Pleasant
James F. Orr
Linvanore
T A. Measle
Tuscarora
Nash Routzahn
Jacob Hesson
Mt Pleasant
James Legore
Woodsboro
John Gomber
James F. Bell
Buckeystown
Adam Bell
Westssouth
State Va
Bernard Bowes
Geo. W. Glessner, Jr
Wilson
Hobbs
George W. Lee
Market Street
Doll
Robert Carter
Schmidt
Bentz Street
Carter
John James Colored
Officer Schmidt
Market
Patrick Streets
Dell
O. G. Both
Taneytown Lutheran Church
Grace Church
Steelton
City Opera House
Stetson
Uncle Tom Co
Bouss
York Daily
I. C. Weant
Central Hotel
Worman
Thus City
Mersie. Adama & Snyder
Sharpsburg
Antietam Station
Mercere
Groff & Zimmerman
Hagerstown Lode
W. H. Ward
Harrisburg
F.O. Hinds
W. L. Edwards
L. H. Johnson
Balto
R. Mills
Philadelphia
J. R. Beuchler, Jr
C. H. Joyce
Syracuse
Cazuta House
Roulette
Chas. Schrieder
E. H. Brengle
Holbraner
Troy
Ohio
L. Black
D. T. Wightman
N. Y
Cestral Horen
H. G. Duttera
J.C. Bell
J.C. Wesnt
Cisco
Utah
Winchester
Brace Worthington
Charles Worthington
Lloyd Logan
Winchester News
Worthington
Manitoba
New York
Glascow
Washieton
D. C
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Maryland
New Years
Fourth Avenue
McDonald
Emmitsburg
Say
Opera House
Kamitabar
Young Men's Democratic Club
Bruce Ogle
C. T. Zacharias
Vincent Sabold
I. M.fisher
John A. Peddicord
Jas
A. Elder
Jos. Bye
Frederick J. Nelson
Emmit Varnet
Beecham
Mullinix & Kemp
Artz Mountain Canaries
Pigmame Pont A
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Ieee
Wil Selt
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Care the News
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Richmer
Renee
Geo, Brut Co
West Patriot Street
Carly Coal Yard
Groehon
North Castle
Last Fourth Street
OM. Gittinger
North Maerkot Street
Care News Office
George B. Eustis
Havana
Emory M. Nuss
Doll's Dry Goods
Hershberger
Zparture
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Laitimore
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Metropolitan Branch
Shenaelthabure
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Clnglangt
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Bruceville
W.M. BR
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P. E. Hiseseesee
Hartmore
Weat
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Ha Gerstown
Sraby
Metro Politan
Hansonville
Lewistown
Catoctin Furneca
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Eiledon
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Elbeerty
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Cloge
Ce-Escarren
Kiount Pleasent
Harmony
Myereville
Eier- Bot
Hansockville
Philadelphis
Brussels
Dawn
Hendrickson
Patrick Street
Givan
Starna
Bovidst
Booth Market Street
Alton B. Carty
Jascary la
L. Carty
East Patrick Street
West Patrick St
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W. C. Bell
Citizens’ National Bank Building
Frederich, MD
Pilush
G. J. Doll & Son
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