Largest stock of Christmas goods at 20 South Market Street
SPECIAL for Frederick shoppers advertises 150 white wool blankets from New York auction at 1.12 per pair. Also promotes bed covers, gray blankets, spreads, ribbons, kid gloves, gloves, wool mitts, hose, jerseys, sachs, linens, gossamers, wools, and a large one price store claiming the lowest prices in Frederick.
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Frederick
New York
Marseilles
Zephyr
Germantown
Saxony
Vice President Hendricks Dies At His Indianapolis Home
Vice President Thomas A Hendricks died suddenly at his North Meridian Street residence in Indianapolis after a day of illness. He had attended a reception the previous evening, grew worse during the morning, and passed away quietly before 5 PM. Born near Zanesville Ohio in 1819 he rose to Indiana politics and the senate, leaving a legacy of charity and public service.
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Sypianarois
Thomas A. Hondseke
North Ten- Bearee Street
Chicago
Hendricks
Cooper
Mr. Hendricks
Mr. Hendriks
Thomas Andrews Hendricks
Zanesville
Ohio
John Hendricks
Pennsylvania
Westmoreland County
Ligonier
United States
Thomas A
Indiana
Madison
Ohio River
Shelbyville
Cen
Hewess
Peterian
Sacsolis
Ones
Ty Thomas A. Hendricks
Shebbyville
South Hanover College
Chambersburg
Arezannder Thompson
Jne
Ab. Shelberville
Jenny He
Ize Morgan
Indianapolis
Hefdricka
Wm. H. English
Ind
Winslow C. Pierce
New York
STATES RIFLE CONTEST AT WESTERN SCHEUTZEN PARK
The state rifle contest at Old Camp Carroll West Scheutzen Park Fulton Avenue concluded with 10 teams of eight using 46 caliber Springfield rifles. Scores ranged from 169 for Floweries Garrett Guards to 125 for Mountain City Frederick with medals awarded to top shooters and a gold medal for the best shot. Lt Col Gaither presented prizes at the Fifth Regiment Armory as warm thanks and a summary of two days’ shooting noted rough winds and cold conditions.
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Bathsong
Old Camp Carroll
Westa Xcheutaem Park
Fulton Avenue
Winfields
Andereos
E. W. Wardell
Garriett Guards
Cuimberland
David W. Sloan
Gabnel Gaither
Fitch Regiment
Voitech
Foater
Garrett
Johnson
Crim
Painter
Browning
Stoyer
France
Wardell
Cars Oim
Douglas
Williamsport
Murray
Lindsay
Tice
Spangier
Buchanan
Corbey
Montgomery
Crader
Independent
Light Bafantry
Hagerstown
Lane
Roulette
Uost
White
Basford
Sands
Schaif
Hockman
Fifth Regiment
Scharf
Saylor
Scott
Bardholomai
Kasenmyer
Carroll
Brashears
Owinga
Lingsvore Guards
Unonville
Albaugh
Burell
Boone
Butler
Lugembeel
Buuer
Glinton
Long
Mountain
Western
Scheutzen Park
Mountain City
Shiptey
Veit
Whit
Monoral Schwering
Corporal Grove
Private Grove
Privat Knight
Private Kettler
Total
Singapore
Unionville
Burrall
Bone
Privte Butler
Lugenbeel
Pivate Butler
Glissan
Charles D. Gaither
Corporal Johnson
Potomac
Hite
Mason
Cumberland
Cannons
Howard
Minnesota Flour Mills Shut Down for a Season
Mixxo, Nov. 26. All the flour mills closed yesterday or will close today due to higher freights making grinding unprofitable. Chicago rates 174 cents and beyond 25 cents, with wheat and flour prices steady. Local orders may sustain brief operation. mills expect further shutdowns as traffic plans resurface.
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Mixseapons
Mixx
Chicago
Duluth
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