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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1890
Page
3
Fragmented ad list shows a fireplace stove for sale and miscellaneous items including watches and clothing. The legible words indicate a local ad style with brief sale notes and partial names, typical of a classifieds page.
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Purposely glimpsed social updates list Blanche Kepner and LeClair Kepner of Waslington visiting Miles Biers A Davis in Park Ridge. Miss Hughes and Miss Tlornagle from Baltimore visit Miss Sophia Qrale, ride to Woodsboro. Various locals travel to attend fairs, colleges, and visits with friends across Maryland and nearby states.
The article reports a census by News reporters claiming Frederick city population of 8,452 within city limits and 8,516 including surrounding areas. It lists street by street tallies with whites, blacks, and totals, and notes the full compilation includes every resident for an incontrovertible record. It also mentions Maryland hunting notes and Circuit Court cases with verdicts and sentencing.
The piece records numerous visitors to Catoctin area including Mr Job Stele and Mr John Miller with families, church events planned at Bussand's Grove, and social visits across nearby towns. It notes the death of Florence Emule at Catoctin aged months and provides funeral arrangements led by Rev. M Sheridan and Rev. W S Philips, with interment at Lewistown ME cemetery. It also covers storm damage near Catoctin destroying trees, remodeling of a charcoal furnace, local visits, and various community notices including a lawn festival and a tragic carriage accident wounding a baby.
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The thirty seventh annual Montgomery county fair opened yesterday featuring athletic events such as a 100 yard dash and field events with notable results. Competitors like Tybee dust and Washington stake claims in races while horses cattle and ore growth displays attract attention. Local entries include Noget W owned by Pella and Kelehnes and Major Thompson’s Gold dust Oroputoo with other standard bred entries on show.
The article notes support for the Eastern Shore Rail line as an epochal development for Baltimore and the counties it would traverse. It emphasizes opening a fertile, productive peninsula to market, boosting trade from the bay to the ocean and benefiting Baltimore and the Eastern Shore with closer, freer commerce.
The well known drummer Vrank Scuald to headline a three days engagement with The Clarksburg Thuntd in Emamltsda District. The event begins Monday and runs Tuesday and Wednesday with performances on North Patou street and adjacent areas.
The article discusses advertising across papers and the public’s perception. It compares small and large papers for ads, noting small papers offer exclusivity, while large papers feature overlapping notices. It argues advertisers should test campaigns and consider local weekly papers for targeted reach and cost efficiency.
A derailment occurred on the Western Maryland line near Marlburg division Green Mount shortly after a Tuesday dock. The Baltimore local freight train trailed the regular southbound passenger train. Cars splintered the track and several people were injured, with one listed as critically injured. Debris blocked the line as responders worked through the night and morning.
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