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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1888
Page
4
The item mix notes rain and southeasterly winds for today, while various local notices mention a gathering at Usrenri thra county and a church meeting. It also reports admissions to the Fredericze county bar, a telegraph wire project, a fatal heart condition, and a catalog of minor community happenings.
A massive Democratic procession in the city drew an estimated twelve hundred to fifteen hundred participants, with bands from Frederick, Emmitsburg, Urbana, and more marching along Patrick to Market streets. The march ended around 1:30 p.m. as the crowd gathered for a political meet at City Hall delayed by transportation and speaker arrival.
Mes Luther Luz suffered a dire illness in the county with organs damaged and death near. After three months she claimed relief from Dr Rings New Discovery, taking a single bottle that she says cured her. Hamack & Co. advertised a free bottle at Jos B. Gareatt's drug store.
A telegraph from Hagerstown announces ex Gov Hamilton is dying with minor injuries after yesterday's accident. The message says he escaped serious harm, while compliments to FAA agent Krive and internal revenue agent Causey detail ongoing examinations by J. Krisise and M. Caney, who has spent weeks in the area assessing conditions and local revenue cases. Caney, a Delaware native, is described as impartial and diligent in reports from the News.
Mr B C Wilson returne d to Unionville after a Florida sojourn. The Young Men Democratic Club and Jeffersonian Club heard speakers Maulsby Bohrbach Mason Fartel Stone and Kolb. The Young Men's Republican Club will meet at Independent Hall with C W Miller and Chas L Wilen among speakers. A child of Hiran Derr fractured a limb after a fall this morning. Dr George Johnson to return from Chicago after attending his son George’s hospital event. Unionville streets now lit by coal oil lamps. Mr and Mrs A L Barke of Ridley Park Pa, guests of F A Markey, returned home today.
The New Fork stock exchange closes with mixed results as early gains faded. Major quotational activity shows St Paul Union Pacific and coal shares leading early buying, later markets firmed midday. Deep market breadth with notable closes and varied bid movements across railway and utility issues.
A former president of the Northern N. Conference endorses Van Wert's Balsam as a remedy for lung ailments. He claims it cured many friends of consumption and throat troubles, urging others to try it and consult Williamson & Brown for purchase details.
The piece discusses proper feminine letter signings, titles, and forms of address, urging respectful forms like Miss and Mrs. It shifts to domestic table decor, suggesting elegant yet practical dinner setups, cloths, and floral centerpieces. It notes cost considerations, fashionable fabrics, and housekeeper pride in presentation.
A religious sermon reflects on Joshua 3–4, detailing how the priests stood in Jordan until the Lord commanded. It notes the Israelites crossing dry ground, the twelve stones as memorial, and the Lord’s guidance magnifying Joshua and, by extension, Jesus. It emphasizes obedience and memory of God’s deeds for future generations.
An old advertisement touts Acker's English Dycyepsia Tablets claiming to check and cure indigestion and a digestive malaise described as dyepsia or dyceypia. It is guaranteed by William on Brown.
Nat Goodwin the well known actor and comedian wed privately in Chicago to Miss Olive Bokor, a Buffalo society woman, with little fanfare and a cautious license. The ceremony, friends, and social ripple are noted as a notable marriage in the scene, with mention of figures tied to Goodwin and a range of related social shadings.
Multiple railroad financial items include Missouri Pacifics final annual report with total bonded debt 4,376,000 and earnings 12,437,037. Kansas Texas line shows earnings 26,141,870 with operating loss and a deficit of 33,210,410 after construction charges. Also notes bond totals 246,167,000 and various stock and expense details.
Dr Solt of Indiana as well as Abraham Hare of Bellville Ohio endorse Electric Bitters. They claim relief for rheumatic and other ailments after using the remedy. The testimony asserts the medicine cures liver kidney and blood disorders and is the best selling product the merchants have handled. A bottle can be bought at Jos B Garrotis Drug Store.
A dated Toledo advertisement alleges a “bloodied doliste reward” for a catarrh cure that cannot be beaten by Hull's. It touts F J Chevey and partners as trustworthy, promoting Catarrh Cure taken internally and applied to the surface with a 75 cent price per bottle.
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