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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1890

Page

6

30/31 New Advertisements and Local Notices

Local items describe visitors and returns including Mr Ed Shriner in New York and Miss Luella Pax visiting relatives before returning to Washington. Mrs C B Helfenstein and daughter and Mrs Eleanor Potts visit Alabama and Wisconsin. Jenny G Davis attends funeral in Baltimore. T G Schindler visits Middletown. Republican County Central Committee meets to discuss campaign. Fresh oysters and Turner's Buckwheat advertised. Poultry association meeting planned. Cornerstone ceremony scheduled for Old Fields hall. Walkersville youths organize a cornet band. Bettie Hendrickson finds raspberries in garden on East Beacon Street.

Lavely Shriner Cercagiile New York City Misa Shank Baltimore Trivia Hee Luella Pax Tochis City Bay Washington Jenny G. Davis U.S W. Val Cincinnati, Jackson & Mackinaw I. A Teleda, O Middletown Momlay Ann GC. Schindler Mar. Schindler Samuel I. Bawks Bowlesville Ohio Lonpeniy Wisconus Ty. Ee Grand Jury Court House Turner A.L. Kline Patrick Street Frederick Poultry Atenue Aesociation F._Goldaborough Old Fields Walkersville Ricer Et Yaa Mias Bettle Hendrickson East Beconi Street Dhe Republi Chia Truimse United and Drum Carpathe Club G.5 DeQranne Wil Dhe Belet View Residenty W. W. Pleving Es Bradley T Stall Emory Nise Geo. Kline Wo Po Montgomery Jolin Weast James Bi. Binuh Duine W. Gine Metre Charles Hiebus Robert Jenkins George Demiditn Caroly Nichola McKinley Tly Hammond Urner Fon M.G. Urner Tile Elty Mie Opera House Col. Baughman Wm. P. Maulaby New City Hall Mechanicatown Frank Shaw Carlton Shafer Woodshero Brookfiit Walkeraville Republican Central Committee Hans Louta BE McComas Gino Wellington Urbana Hammond Ur Veg Captoit Clay Nall Sant Charles F. Markell Ailidroas Woollsboro Alston Fe

Social events and obituaries fill the West South Street area notice

Miss Delay Miller celebrated her eleventh birthday with eight intimate friends at Koontz Hall amid dancing and music by Coates orchestra. A funeral cortege arrived for Mrs. BM Ebbert in Baltimore and interment followed at Mt Olivet. Rev Escheck officiated and pallbearers named. Colored John Brown's funeral proceeded from the depot with interment at Institution Graveyard. Local improvements and property work noted for several residents including K R Orum and G J Michael along with renovations by Robert Conrad and W F Woogher.

Delay Miller John Miller West South Street Neven BM. Ebbert Baltimore Thin City Thleelty Mt. Olivet Cemetery Rey. EL Hk. Escheck Mesara M.N. Kohrtack A. T. Rice & Sona K. R. Orum New Market G.J Michael Pack Mills Robert Conrad Col. V. Baughman W. F. Woogher Mt. Pleanant George W. Pann Fast Eight

Altres and Cora Morhen Unite in Angeretown

A wedding notice from Angeretown dated October 10 records the union of Altres oan and Cora A. Morhen. The couple, both of Pretgrick, are described with ages and status, joining in a formal ceremony conducted by Her. J. W. D. D. The fragmentary OCR preserves only key names and the basic event.

Sour Angeretown Altres Cora A. Morhen Pretgrick Evgely

Local notes on social clubs and town events in Liberty Maryland

The record covers social clubs forming in the town, a public wedding on the grounds of Birmingham Alabama, a Benevolent Union Association ceremony in Unionville, a reading room at the Harb home, and a Teachers Institute in Wolfsville with lectures, performances, and organizational plans. It notes a lot of community activity, speeches by local figures, and upcoming events in Liberty and surrounding areas.

Sercuhanicrtown Sanmyael Harbatygh Sghidawville Creakerstown Mer David Fisher Stewart Cramer Jolie DD. Friar Gracetuna Esate Mari Res. 1 Wlu Fey Ryan Farape Soehad North American Review Luiniley Sattarth Missy Lov. Savage Waterbury Anne Aronde Rey Suyiy Roland PB Mir Willisar Munrsboir Aed Omantti Hemes Jitainly Jobe A. Loud Coloniel Urner Sappington Unionville McKintey Gur Birmingham Ada Grannie Pipe Creek Benevolent Society Liberty M.P. Chageh McM Shayer Maryland M. 2 Liberty Trey Bult Uut Peter Busenbeel Plymire Georgie Vearre Fannie Cramer Mt. Pleasant BE. E. Buckey Randolph Dorsey Husuar of All Nations Guy Hoppe Chile Corneliat Emmitsburg St. Peter's Bazaar Mil George A. Earre Allegany County Hammond Urner Milton G. Urner Frederick Mer Pearre

Census Doubts Maryland County Population Change

The Frederick county census figures are questioned, alleging a 1408 loss in ten years while northern areas gain population. The writer cites distrust of the census and notes negative reception of the report. Also mentions Charleston World review of Boosie’s Baby and praise for Ian Lothian’s performance and the company’s quality.

Cenana Maryland Frederick County Noone Charlenton Boosle Ian Lothian Ente Rethy

Powers Delivers Masterful Dramatic Monologue at City Hall

Ot Leland Towers appears at City Hall tonight, while the New York World lauds Powers for a masterly performance in his dramatic monologue David Gar. He is recalled at the close, signaling strong audience reception.

Leland T. Towers City Hall New York Mr. Powers Famons David Gar Tywer Spain Clowe

Sons of Temperance elect Maryland division officers

The Mirylaul Division Sons of Temperance met in Baltimore at the Yours 2 Men's Christian Association with about 10 delegates. New Grand Division officers were elected including W. C. Zimmerman as Grand Worthy Patriarch and Mrs. N. E. Islack as Grand Worthy Associate. Delegates were chosen for the Saratoga convention next year and for the District of Columbia division meeting in July. Additional notes cover monument work by A. A. Lough and Halloween and All Saints Day observances, plus related notices and real estate transfers.

Mirylaul Sons of Temperanes Dalthopte Triehan M. Duvall Grata Wary Hubert WoSmottl Eran Minty Eteerion Iit Anson Pledordaty ML Pavan Robert Tr Smith United States Tenman Caimla Aid Ottleets Grand Division Maryland Columbne W.C. Zimmerman Saratogs Dane Jobne

Letters From The People Mut Amettin Commentary On Dakota Policy

A long reader letter from Ma. New dloon analyzes the Dakota gold and silver debates and the 1882 tariff issues. It quotes U S senators Sherman andstaunchly defends honest money policy, resumption act, and government obligations while critiquing minority views and the potential market impact of unmined silver.

Wedicsdas New Dloon Metallie Thonge New York Chibota Hibit Committee of Ways and Afestia Eadstener Dakors Uae Editur Lisa Kid State Dakota Wilson Uwe Galt United States North Carolina Mexico Sherman Chawla Privtini Otis Reiman Clay Webster Calhoun Washington and Prankson Hamilton Jefferson John Adagi Hery Mingon Webater Cathone Congress Gen. Banks House Candiista Benste Ainea Premdens Unyeer Whet Senate Tly East Ohio Bia Compeera

Unclear Record Invitation and Clan Mention

Fragmentary OCR text describes invitation and mentions a clan and various items made in China. The readable portions reference a group being glad to attend and observe handmade products, with scattered names and terms suggesting a store or maker context. No clear people, places, dates, or events emerge.

China T. Kasamauls

Mullimix and Kemp Rubber Goods Prices Declared

Men and women’s rubber goods listed with price marks amid a commercial notice. The advertisement emphasizes value and discounts as MulIimix and Kemp present a catalog of items with reduced rates.

Cures and Controversy Over Patent Medicines in a 19th Century Debate

A lengthy OCR fragment discusses patent medicines and their claimed cures, questioning efficacy and safety. It cites medical professionals, commercial interests, and public lectures, with names and places including Baker's Valley church and We Ulureb street lecture events. It also mentions how communities view remedies and the tension between physicians and patent medicine advertisers.

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