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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1890
Page
3
Fragmented notices list lost items and rallies while naming residents and visitors including Campbell Kohl and Mrs. Nicholson. It reports travel between Baltimore Staunton Roanoke and Gettysburg, hunting trips in Virginia, and various social visits across Frederick Maryland and nearby towns.
The writer tours Lampasas Springs Brownwood San Angelo and further towns in West Texas describing health baths at Lampasas, the Pec an trade hub at Brownwood, major wool and cattle markets in San Angelo, large wholesale stores Swartz & Rass and Callaway & Co, and local ranching activity. He notes prices, goods, and the bustling commerce shaping the region.
Fragmented report describes cotton prices around 209 cents per pound and totals near 27 000 pounds with various mortgage notes and land details. The writer mentions Temple and nearby towns, a cotton picking match, watermelons, and local life including streetcars and a shared meal, reflecting a rural market and community snapshot.
A Baltimore and Ohio Railway report touts Frederick City's growth through the Manufacturing and Development Company with a 1,000,000 capital, naming officers and local resources. A Frederick Fire Company trip to York Pa for centennial events is planned with 40 United Fire members, 2.25 fare, and train details, plus a weekly newspaper note and a court hearing for Thomas Dorsey over assault and concealed weapon charges.
A shipment of large desks arrives in the city, consigned to Mr A Li Ender clerk to the County Commissioners. They will be placed in the Courtroom tecement and the schools of the town. desks feature the patented improved pattern with an ink well on the side.
A hearing was held in the Mtate va case against Charles N Hauer for an assault on Chan Bryan of Weebington, It C. The proceedings were before M Mag iniewears Parrotte From the ¢' Ware atlear cree of trati serie. The prisoner was die.
A complaint was filed alleging adultery and separation grounds in a Franklin county divorce case. Parties B. Wedd and Chetk’s ten renavte Mess are listed as respondents with the court proceeding noted for divorce, custody, and alimony considerations.
Brunswick Maryland, perched on the Potomac between the river towns, is poised to become a freight transfer hub linking Washington to Baltimore and beyond. The B&O CTC plans major land development, railway access, and thousands of jobs as streets, homes, hotels, and parks rise to attract workers and farmers, creating a model town with schools, churches, and commerce.
A young colored man Adilison Hawkins killed Kidward Washington in a friendly scuffle over a revolver near Jaytoneville. The coroner ruled the death accidental after Hawkins, previously a master van Indradim dnts Pettaman, admitted to the scuffle.
The piece describes a Savannah printed monthly magazine by Davis Browne offering stories, poems, fashion, and notes. It notes a price and free sample copy on request, with a broad plan to reach thousands of homes and promote refinement through elevated content.
A fragmented report from Hagerstown Maryland outlines ballot handling rules and potential ballot box issues for the county election. It notes folding to preserve voter signatures, insufficient ballot-bare capacity, and the need for larger ballot boxes to accommodate nine hundred ballots per district. The piece also touches on county commissioner conduct and a separate Oct 24 court hearing involving youths charged with misdeeds, with multiple witnesses and arrests, including names like George Willan and Leo Mutton.
Tax News extends thanks to Mr J Davia Ayerly for a copy of the photograph of the wedding at the Pale grounds huraday tsat. The image is praised for sharpness and clearness capturing almost every face in the immense throng and the bridal couple on the platform. It is described as a marvel of photographic art that could win a prize.
Mr. David Holtz won five prizes from eight exhibits at the fair. The K A Shriner Milling map a received first premium in flour, marking their fourth consecutive year ahead at the event.
The fragment notes transfers by Thea Estate to Caroline at a 1650 fee in Frederick county and another to Fisk at 190 Brunswick, plus a later notice of a Chantalla Literry and Betentide meeting at Mrs Crembalie Travia home on Third Street with Theodore Burck mentioned as a party.
New shop opens featuring a varied stock including gloves and undergarments for men and boys. Advertises ribbed underwear for men and popular 65 cent items for ladies. Contains promotional language about eyewear and apparel and urges customers to visit the store.
The readable fragment discusses carpet department sales and a variety of new styles offered by Mullinix’s store, noting a fast pace of transactions and the question of what’s driving demand, but most names and specifics are garbled.
The obituary notes the sudden death of Mrs. Jane Reed after three years of poor health. She left her home Saturday morning for a short ailment, and the community expresses sympathy. Service details are provided for the afternoon with funeral rites at the local Methodist church.
Revered R. Wilson of Simpson rite leads funeral for Mire Mary Murphy at Fairview cemetery. Interment in nearby church grounds follows service at Carmel Church with pallbearers named. funeral arrangements noted on South Street with burial at West Park.
A chaotic scene occurred along Norgh Market Street when a vehicle collision blocked traffic and drew crowds. Bystanders watched as officers managed the area with little injuries reported beyond a few minor bumps.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions fillets and a Hevister of Willy, with scattered terms. The readable bits show disjoint names and phrases, no coherent event or dates to form a solid headline or summary.
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