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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1888
Page
4
A large evening meeting at the Barracks featuring Brigadier Britten on The Fruits of the Spirit. Tonight the eyeing meeting continues with anticipated talks and reflections in a strong community turnout.
A parade will form on Court Square and proceed through a sequence of streets including West Church Market and Garter to Patrick and Market then to Deaf and Damned Tnetitnie before turning south toward Ice and Central Hotel. General Adam E King, invited to review and speak, telegraphed his regrets for Friday.
Reacy for Business Judge John T Wilson, lately appointed Justice of the Peace, has renovated the office formerly occupied by Judge Besant and is now ready for business. Also reports of a sick horse and a funeral service for Mrs. Margaret B Foutz in Burkiteville with burial at the Lutheran graveyard.
A junior committee announces this evening's hop arrangements and announces invitations. It requests that ladies not receiving invitations tonight not be offended and suggests possible alternative plans to proceed through the planned route.
A false alarm sounding around 30 o'clock last night sent the entire department responding. The repeated nuisance of such alarms disrupts operations and authorities are urged to take decisive action to end the practice.
A fire started in a store at the corner of South Market and All Saints caused by a person who threw a lighted item among rags. The blaze was discovered promptly preventing a large blaze. No alarm was sounded.
President Gleceianthes appoints McChas B I'rail of this city secretary of the legation to Brazil, a post he held a year ago when concerns about climate prompted his resignation. The appointment honors the ability shown in past services. it remains for Trail to decide whether to accept.
A double wedding report describes J. D. Dilar of Mt. Pleasant and Rosa Held er’s nuptials at the bride’s home near Doubre Pipa Creek with Rev. U. O. Tylor officiating, followed by a church wedding at St John’s Episcopal in Hagerstown for Reginald S. Koehler and Sophie Pole. Bridesmaids and ushers from local towns attend, gifts pour in, and the couple departs for travel to Philadelphia, New York, Norfolk and Roanoke before returning.
A morning requiem mass for Louis McMurray was held at St John’s Homan Catholic Church with celebrants Fr Brandt Uaya Baker. The piece also highlights a Chrysanthemum show praised for autumn colors and elaborate designs amid hotel arrivals listed for City Hotel and Carlin House.
Proprietors of a Plains druggist report their goods met with great reception from local Germen community who were cautious buyers. Dr Van Vert Baloo gains strong position amid a dispute involving Barton & Stark and local merchants.
An old advertisement from Fans Wert Chemical Co of Watertown promotes Leng Hascam Elixir. It claims dramatic success with 396 bottles and asserts cures for severe symptoms including pain, loss of appetite, and fever, describing positive evidence from residents.
The text reports that Gratstn Cie gymen, formerly presiding at the Northern N Conference, is a minor figure and praises Vas Wert's Balsamic as a wonder medicinal for coughs and chest issues. It urges lung and throat care users to try the remedy, claiming numerous safe, miraculous benefits.
Joseph Garrett, a druggist, asserts years of selling Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption Dr King’s New Pills Backlen’s Armies Sake and Electric Bitters with no refunds promised only if satisfaction is not achieved, claiming the remedies’ popularity rests on merit.
At Congregational church in New Preston Connecticut an altercation erupted when Rev Childs and Rev Upon clashed during a sermon. A student reportedly restrained Childs as he accused the other minister of ruinous conduct and the crowd intervened, removing Childs from the pulpit amidst a tense scene.
In a crowded session the Knights of Labor heard the general officer report on Powderly and debated his leadership amid accusations of corruption from New York factions. Barry’s appeal for a hearing was postponed as internal storms continue to unfold with no immediate resolutions. Meanwhile political swings in West Virginia and state canvassing loom over party control as stock market and weather notes fill the day.
An ad-like notice promotes Ackers Engheh Dyspepsia Tablets to check and care indigestion. It claims to guard against a nervous condition described as Dysepsis and Despair Heath, guaranteed by Williamon & Brown.
A feature on fashionable interior decoration contrasts lavish mansion styles with simpler courtly setups. It notes wall panels, crimson backdrops, renaissance furnishings, and plant displays, then turns to cosmetics and home remedies. Practical tips include homemade cold cream, rosewater mixtures, and skincare routines, finishing with cautions on powder and lamp chimneys.
The fragment describes a sale at a store on an unclear date and mentions Wilhemeon and Broxn as the sellers. Names and details are garbled but indicate a sales notice with a vendor and location.
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