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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1889

Page

3

Dawsons Abroad and Local Notices in Montgomery County

Travel sketches mention James Dawson of Rockville and Thomas Dawson of Dawsonville visiting Dakota then Giffor and the Indian Territory before returning. Real estate transfer records a deed for 2 acres 3 roads and other land to Josephine F. and Mary T. Harley for 10955 dollars. A disturbing account at Point of Rocks describes a baby found wrapped in a bag near the canal and a jury examining remains. A dancing picnic and a grand tournament are advertised in Licksville and Taylorsville with prizes and speeches. Snakes reported near New London and Ridgeville, including a four foot specimen with 41 young snakes. Military orders announce Captain Beckiey and Fred erick Rudemen marching to Baltimore for the Exposition, with accommodations in Frederick Armory. Frederick detachment to participate in Maryland Exposition, and nightly drills planned. The Boston Symphony Orchestra Club, featuring famed musicians, plans a fourth annual appearance in October with a program including Alfred De Seve and Augusta Chrstrom among others, promising a major musical event.

Frederick Boston Symphony Orchestra Club Theodore Thomas Orchestra Boston Symphony Orchestra Alfred de Seve Fred Lax Gilmore Mir Oto Langey Charles Halle London Richard Shells Seidl & Damresch New York Lapini Theodore Thomas Augusta Ghrstrom

School reopenings mark the end of summer break

The article notes students resumed studies as vacation ends, arguing parental responsibility for youth education. It describes new enrollments at East Church Street and Market Street schools, with details on principals, assistants, and pupil counts across public and private institutions. It highlights calls for compulsory schooling and cites literacy growth and historical importance of free schools.

East Church ST. Perli Mors Robertson Normal School Baltimore Auendance Mheres Lillie Weiner Sue Garrett Alice Shape Keing Erst Mics Bay Clingan EE. C. Heller Georgie Poole East ‘Third Street Miiss Minnie Yeskle Marset Space Toa Engelbrecht E. Church Street Bliss Kate Myers East Fourth Street

Adventurous Claim for Dr King’s New Discovery

A garbled ad asserts guaranteed satisfaction or purchase price refund for Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and related lung conditions. It promises safe, pleasant tasting medicine with trial bottle offers at a local drug store, mentioning Joseph B. Doe’s establishment.

A7 & Gate Investment, Ince Dr. King Ing Cougroup Ste Jeseph B. Daesott

Market Day Morning Notes and Local Prices

The column details a market morning with bean nitrogen content and varied prices on vegetables and fruits. It notes extra items like beans, sweet potatoes, apples, grapes, and melons, along with a brief mention of the Montgomery Mining and Manufacturing Company meeting and a resolution for Dr. L. T. McGill Jr. to display minerals at the Baltimore Exposition.

Jobu i. Sullivan Kifrein Pee-Mar Usua Jake Friend Grove Montgomery Mining and Manufacturing Company L. T. McGill, Jr

Factory Notes and Local Incidents Report

Oil pipe burst caused a nearly hour long delay while work paused then resumed. Six carmakers will return to two pound esns in the morning. Tobias Kuhn injured a finger in a bending incident. Local notes cover residents returning home, a Pennington Seminary trip, Bethedas M. E. church meeting, and multiple social activities including a Woods Meeting by Ijamsville’s Woman's Home Missionary Society with devotional exercises, recitations, remarks, and an Urbana choir performance.

Tobias Kuhn Fin Woods Woman's Home Missionary Society of Ijamsville Scciety Helen Madeline Shipley Frederick Phillips Lewistown Mr. Bruner Backeystown Tramsville Society Mercer Baltimore Roach Weebington Urbana

Local items and notices from a Maryland town

A crowded column of briefs covers residents, school assignments, new hires, railroad extensions, civic happenings, and social events. It notes Thomas Schley sending a dog to Edward Garrott, Bir Amon Burgee taking charge of Union Bride school, John Sailor’s duties in Baltimore, a 22 mile railroad extension, charity and church notices, a Water Spaniel gift, street leaks, wedding cakes, and several local meetings and a celestial occultation alert.

Thomas Schley Edward Garrott GE Sailor Johneville Bulimore Johnnsville Cumberland Valley Railroad Martinsburg W. Vs Winchester Greystone Democratic Club Second Ward Baltimore Edw. Roesky Harry GC. Keefer Phammer East Church Street H. G. Scheel East Patrick Street Hyatt-Whalen Reformed Church Hood J. O. Knotl Lewisburg W. Ve C. L. Keonard Trinity M. B. Church South Atlantic City Geo. W. Cramer Baltimore County Salvation Army James Trayer Franklinville Carroll County Hsa D. G. Winebrewer & Co Zion Reformed Sunday School Charlesville John Honck John Bopet Buckeystown Reynolds Maryland Exposition Daniel Steiner M.F. Perry Geo. Shafer Cheries Young Roger Dall Doub's Ford

Frederick City Mfg Co Directors Elected and Harvest Excursions

At a Frederick Cuy Manufacturing Co. stockholders meeting yesterday at 3 o clock directors for the coming year were elected: Bilton G. Urner GC VS Levy T E Pope Wa H Nicodemus JD Win. Birely Joseph A Williamson N Q Cline and Dr J A Williamson was elected president with secretary and treasurer to be chosen at next Friday's 2 o'clock meeting. Harvest excursions offered to Northern Town Minnesota Okota Montana Nebraska Colorado and Kansas via major railways with round trips at one fare for thirty days. Tickets available at Pittsburg Corrs Meadville Oil City and other stations along the Pittsburg Fort Wayne Chicago and New York lines as well as Pittsburg and Western and Pittsburg and Lake Erie. Dates are September 10 and 23 and October 8. For fare rates and full information contact John R Pott Traveling Passenger Agent Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Williamsport Pa. Name the place you wish to visit.

Frederick City God Haid Town Minnesota Okota Montana Nebraska Colorado Kansas Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Pittsburg Corrs Meadville Oil City Fort Wayne New York Pennsylvania and Ohio Western Lake Erie John R. Pott Chiccago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Williamsport

Buckeystown Briefs and Jefferson Jottings

Jefferson Sept 3 reports Henry McHeary at Willow Grove Flooring Mills adding iron pulleys. Wm Phleeger visits from Middle township. Jesse Figgins of Washington DC visits relatives. Rev S A Hedges and family return from Shepherdstown. sermon in Lutheran church. Rev L Whitmore preaches and eucharist at Reformed church. Misses Alia and Della Coblentz visiting Mollie Culler. Mrs Emma Orange returns to Washington. Walter Linthicum of Comus visits. Local picnic at Gapland. Residents discuss quarrels hindering gatherings and family reunions. Alfred R Rice residence repainted. Charles E Thomas house shingled. Kemp property adds back building. Cora Whipp returns from Pennsylvania. John Bowers visits Boonsboro. plans to resume studies at Missingary Institute. Jefferson public school opens with 54 scholars.

Jefferson Neva Henry MccHeary Willow Grove Wm. Phleeger Middletown Hoe Shookstown TE News Jesse Figgins Washington, D. C A. Hedges Shepherdstown W. Va Hedges L. Whitmore Adamstown Christ Alia Della Coblentz Middletowne Mollie Culler Emma Ornge Washington Walter Linthicum Comus Gapland Afaltor R. B. Rice Evchison Brother Chas. E. Thomas Kemp Carpentera Hasterday Shaif Cora Mr. Whipp Pennsylvania John Bowers Boonsboro Selin’s Grove Missingary Institute Jefferson Putl S i

Remarkable Range of Stripes Plaids and Gifts for Gentlemen

Today’s display features attractive stripes and plaids in dark dressinghams with new Outings patterns at 10 and 124 cents. A popular 30 Cent white shirt line arrives in plain and pleated fronts, claimed to surpass previous versions. Also showcased are Gents neckwear collars and cuffs along with ladies scarves and ruchings.

Passion's Slave headline in Syracuse Standard review

The production Passion's Slave described as a melodrama with thrilling climax and intricate plot. praised for strong company and striking scenery borrowed from Windsor theatre New York. cast noted for Baughman McSherry Beckley Sheppard Dou and others. Also a local note of Bluewater and colleagues visiting Biggs Ford on the Morocacy river for a seining trip, returning with a bakee catch and three bushes of eight.

Stevens Windsor New Yors Syracue Standard L. V. Baughman Geo. E. McSherry Cap Q. S.J. Beckley K. Sheppard V. Dou N. J. “Blumewater Geo. Couklin Biggs Ford

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