01 Oct 1884
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1884
Page
1
A fragmented public sale notice describes two ? properties near Nor est Patrich and Fast sts with a May deadline. It mentions a Cathar he Pat H Fast and a description of property rental or occupancy terms. The garbled text makes dates and names uncertain but indicates a sale with a required deposit and a weekly payment plan.
The market prepares a busy Saturday with stalls set to open at Pace on Saturday. Organizers list participants and tables. Market Master and team plan safety and layout as vendors from various groups join the event.
Special correspondence from Daily News discusses the social anxiety over rising elopement pressures in Philadelphia and a coal price reform push led by a newspaper. It notes Girard College discipline stories, school abuse rumors, a charity price reduction to retail coal, and mixed civic reactions to press influence.
Special Correspondent in Mirpleway, Jefferson County, describes first West Virginia Sunday, praising Rev. Henry Bruner and the local Methodist Protestant church. Visits Leetown, noting historic figures Gen Lee Gates and Stephens, old houses, early churches west of the Blue Ridge, and local notable John W. Granthan. Cites water scarcity, Hay fire, and planned future installments on town names, schools, legends like Wizard Clip.
In Southern Arkansas a man posts a crude handwritten notice on a tree. He warns merchants not to extend credit to his wife and says they have lived apart as long as possible. He adds he will attend school at the old Beson place next Monday.
John Murgetroyde, a Memphis miser, died in a local hospital last week. Just before death, $27,000 in U S bonds and bank books showing deposits of about $20,000 were found concealed in his undershirt. He was believed worth at least $74,000. Born in England, he had lived in Memphis since 1850, with a sister living near Philadelphia.
An Trishman faced a demand for his marriage certificate while he bit his hat, revealing a head scar said to be from a flat iron. The scene plus the claim praises Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup as wonderful proof of cures.
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