Notices for Tomorrow's Paper Urges Early Advertisements
The Daily News announces deadlines for notices and transient ads with lower rates for advance placement. Ad submissions must arrive by Wednesday to appear in the next issue. late orders will run the following week. Monthly account details and line fees are listed for readers.
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Bendioki
Bac Munti Veily
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Amodne
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Montes PaLe
Local notices and business closures in GFFY area
The News notes retirees selling stock at low prices on Court and Parrick streets and a local business seeing the owner retire from operation. Also mentions The Bibcott Guy Times entering its second year under James F. Melvin, and regional canal shipments totaling 46 511 tons for August with a season-to-date 172 326 tons, up 19 844 from last year.
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Bibcott Guy Times
St That Place
James F. Melvin
Zzmes
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Anguet
Crop reports spark mixed market moods in New York
In New York on a misty Saturday the market mood stayed unsettled as crop reports clashed with government weather assessments. Traders noted speculative twists in grains, cotton, and provisions with exports lagging, while the Mercantile Agency signaled cautious confidence amid rising commodity prices. The week ended with continued volatility and a lingering question about crop outcomes versus price levels.
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New York
Accre
Government Weather Bureau
France
Sagar
Crora
Syste Theterop
Facmers
Spain
Jack Stoexze
Sotceanie Lecresse
Alise
School Opens As Vacations End In Frederick
Public schools including the Academy of the Visitation Frederick College St John College Frederick Academy and several private schools opened today at nine o'clock with a fair attendance. Students returned to study after the vacation.
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Academy of the Visitation
Frederick
St. John’s College
Frederick Academy
Harvest Moon and September Traditions Collected
Describes September as the Saxon barley month and harvest time. Notes Ward Beecher on September’s hands clapping August, harvest moon around the 20th, harvests and equinoctial changes align with autumn when days shorten and nights lengthen. Mentions sun in Libra and autumn's onset.
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Gerat Roocara
Ward Beecher
Sutumn
Reformed Church Notes and Upcoming Events
Notes report Pastor E R Eschbach returning soon from Europe and a renovation of the church while also noting there will be no service next Sunday. Children’s Day is set for Sunday the 18th and the missionary Society meets tomorrow at 7:30 PM in the chapel. Also, Col H K Douglas proposes a joint congressional campaign discussion with Hon L E McComas to air tax and tariff issues.
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Lloyd Coblentz
Eschbach
Europe
Yeaterday
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Sandey
E.R Eschbach
Sionary Society
Col. Douglas
Washington County Central Committee
Col. H. K. Douglas
Congress
L.E. McComas
McC
Adamstown
Sadie
Maco Woods
Puckeselawn
la Oy
Walau
St. Luke's Guild
Adama
Andruse
Hockeystown
Ma Amas
Inter-State Picnic at Peana Delights Attendees
Report from the Inter-State picnic held near Peana on August 27 describes festive scenes. Local organizers led by R. H. Thomas ensured happiness with exhibitions by G. Vedder and Mandeville agents distributing photos and bouquets to visiting ladies from the Keystone state.
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Mandayille
Robert Padgett
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Keystone State
Padgett
Sayz Penna
R. H. Thomas
Local notes from Shia City to Philadelphia and beyond
Local items list residents traveling for study and work, including Mr. Canton E. Main headed to Philadelphia for the College of Pharmacy and Miss Gebs making her fifth ocean crossing to Paris. Also mentions people visiting, sickness, appointments, and a factory output summary with totals of cans and bottles produced.
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Schley & Bro
Shia City
Isct
Fantadelphia
P. Ee
College of Pharmacy
E.B. Kepner
Patterson
Air
Welter Dyer
Chicago
Roderick
Martinsburg
John Kenner
Fourth Street
Jas, Earnshaw and Childres
Bertie Earnshaw
Bagerycywa
Pear Frederick
Bertie Gehry
Washington County
New York
Paris
France
Miss Gebs
Ayer
Biss Rhoads Steinacher
Mecera
R.C. Waters
Mamie
Bettie Steiner
Alice Holmes
White Oak Springs
WC. Biser
St. Louis
Afisson
J.H. Markey
Georgetown College
Lena Kohlenberg
Adametown
Odie Stauffer
Geo. Stauffer
C. A. Castle
North Market Street
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Winter Roche, Mears
H. O. MecLain
Thea
A. J. Elise
South Akountain
Ar. Geo. Koogle
Weat 2Nd Street
Herry W Taylor
Thie City
H. Cisy Douglass
Washington
F. Marion Fauble
Biscity
Ington
Persensk Mentoun Wm Power to Assume Alnion Role in Baltimore
Wm Power, once proprietor of the Doll House in this city and now manager of Monterey Springs Hotel, will take charge of Alnion in Baltimore at the resort's closing. Judge Wm P Kiemisby of West ter has been noted for a recent court action and the Blue Morne was mentioned in relation to the report.
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Persensk Mentoun
Last Excursion Offered to Romantic Spot Near B O Depot
The final excursion of the season to a romantic location is announced. Trais leaves B and O depot at 45 am. The F C S orchestra will perform and end their engagement there for this season.
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Trais
B.& O. Depot
F.C. 5
Sesson
Public School Grading System Aims for Uniformity
Examiner Worthington's grading tables are now in teachers' hands across the county. The system seeks greater uniformity in studies and argues that mere bidding cannot yield the best results, as consistent order of studies has shown success elsewhere.
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Worthington
Postponed Alumnae Society Meeting Notice
Owing to the commencement of Rev. J O Knott's lecture this evening the Alumnae Society meeting is postponed to the following week Monday September 10. The change affects all members and local attendees.
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J. O. Knott
Corner-Stone Laying for Marvin Chep-Migne Chapel
Corner-Stone laying ceremony sponsored by Anthony Lodge No 168 A F and A M. Rev. F J Pretts will deliver addresses. Refreshments served on the grounds. Proceeds to benefit the chapel fund.
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Mb-anthre¢ Lodge
A. Ford
F. HO. Whisner
F. J. Pretts- Tien
Beneft
Ely
Robbery at Geo Cline Residence in Benavola District
A robber entered the Geo Cline house in the Benavola district of Washington City by forcing a window and theft occurred. The intruder took $300 from the desk, mirroring a similar robbery from several years earlier when Cline was away.
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Cline
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Ime
Semi weekly News seeks patrons for advertising
Readers are urged to support the semi weekly News by placing ads. The paper, circulated to nearly nineteen hundred homes, publishes on Tuesday and Friday and invites submissions each Monday and Thursday. A Northern City house recently ceased advertising, highlighting the value of timely copy.
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Neo Busters
Journalisa
Valley Saving Bank chartered in 1587 and thriving
The Middletown Valley Savings Bank reports full authorized capital of 50 000 dollars with subscriptions greatly exceeding the limit. It offers deposits payable on demand and special deposits with interest. The Frederick post office lists advertised letters dated Saturday Sept 3 1888 including Mrs Baker Miss Melinds Miss Hittite Carl and others.
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Ladie S
D J Baker
Melinds
Hittite Carl
Rammbure
James Forsyth
Ella Robinson
Fannie Greve
Mies Thomas
Kate Gideon
Magrie Williams
John B Hardy
N T Willson
Erie Hargette
Daniel P
Geo D Anztleberger
John W Pages
Cornelius Burger
BE Rhodes
E W Clark
John Thomas
Derby
Osrid M Whip
D FJ Gallagher
Albert Wilbide
Ches OD Hefner
John W Weiler
Veterans Reunion of Sixth Maryland Volunteers at Pen-Mar
Thousands from Pennsylvania Maryland and Delaware attend the Sixth Maryland Veteran Volunteers reunion at Pen-Mar with Col Wm McKellip recording secretary and Comrade Mitten. Processions meet bands and chaplains. speeches by Col Ronzer Capt Damuth and Rev Dr Davis highlight the day.
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Frederick
Delaware
Wm. McKellp
John H. Mitten
Westminster
Mechanicatown
Joan R. Rouzer
Chas. Damuth
John Ring
Mechanicstowe Cornet
Neate Hone
Grand Stard
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Ronzer
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Don
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Wan. &. McKellip
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Rives Fennie Landers
Afec Chanieltown
Sherdan
J.N. Davis
Mechaziestows
New Clothing Arrivals Offer Latest Neckties Scarfs and Hosiery
The store announces evening sale of 25 gents neckties and new suspenders including Scientific Grace and Cast-off Buckie styles. Hosiery department refreshed with frequent restocks and a new lot of ladies and misses fast black stockings priced at 12 cents.
Arrests and arrivals scene at city hotels after mayoral aid
A man arrested by Officer Lerch for drunkenness near city hall. Mayor Bartgia paid him 33 50, and he was jailed for 15 days. The following list shows arrivals at principal hotels yesterday with numerous names including New York and Baltimore guests. The Presbyterian church held fall services with communion and reception of members. Third quarterly church feast occurred at 6 30 p m led by Rev G Baier. Rural decorations at Church Street Lutheran and Reformed churches described with floral arrangements and urns forming a large display.
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Othcer Lerch
Druskeanesa
Bartgia Fo
Faling
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Presbyterian Church
Wie
Dr Leech
G. Baier
Church Street Lutheran Church
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