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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1889
Page
4
The issue lists notices from Mullinix and Beng including Wanted and Immediately Wanted. It also features Grain Drill For Sale and Very Pretty notices.
Benjamin son of George Phobus, three, suffered a painful burn after stepping into a hot quince butter jar while playing near it in Battletown Wednesday afternoon. Dr H. Keedy, with his daughter Gabrielle, is set to return to duty in Rhetes, France after visiting northern waterinG places. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised. Indian Inspector appointment follows from Congressman McComas. divorce petition filed by P Frank Pampel for Albert Attick. hotel arrivals listed. Red Men conferrences adjourn. Odd Fellows Grand meeting at Columbus. Harper's Ferry improvements discussed. John Brown's Fort may stay. railroad track moves considered. Tas News subscription urged.
A frothy weather column recalls damp sultry days, malaria risks, and color changing shade trees as Mountain City gears to fall. It mentions a Reno Monument unveiling failure, noisy painters, church sermons, and a Baltimore crab boat scare involving Tish Gramer. Major John A. H. Hargett led the Monday reviewing stand.
Last Saturday evening at Point of Rocks excitement arose over a baby found wrapped in a bag near the canal. The body showed signs of harm. a doctor ruled out poisons and noted a Havana cigar with a long filler sold for 5c, manufactured by Lewis F. Kussmadl.
A religious gathering report from Euclid notes the General Assembly of the Church of God Christ Jesus at Summit Hall with delegates from Baltimore. Miss Fannie M. Brown and Eliza F. Stotelmrer were immersed on Sunday morning and the rite was administered by Mr. Dauterich. The article also lists pastors and local movements, plus a medical ad for Victor Dive Syrup.
Frederick and vicinity bustle with visits and returns from Baltimore Washington and neighboring towns. Residents from Chanliauqua to Walkersville are briefly homeward bound while society circles plan church meetings harvest sermons and social dances. Local tradesmen and travelers report arrivals departures and stock purchases ahead of fall.
Sheridan Coleman, jailed on gambling charges from Camp, was released after a habeas corpus filed by attorney Carlton Shafer. He posted bail and must appear when the court begins Monday. Arrests for drunkenness and insults followed with fines or jail terms issued by Acting Mayor Eisenhauer.
A collection of brief clippings notes Poe's grave in Baltimore sparingly visited. Paris embraces English in salons as Voltaire era language shifts. Tennyson recalls Horace as a tutor in youthful metrical study. a medical ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption with patient testimonials and a free sample offer.
An ad extols Acxer's Dyapepsis tablets as a cure for dyspepsia constipation and indigestion claiming happiness and relief. It also promotes Electric Bitters as a great health tonic for kidney liver and stomach issues, available from J A Williamson and Joseph Garrote drug stores at 25 50 cents and up.
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