Public Sale and Local Notices in Early County News
The Daily News lists various public sale notices and a long batch of local notices from East Sonat street to Waynesboro. Citizens across towns report illnesses recoveries and travel, including Mrs. Attick near death, Jessie Boteler, and Edw ard Baker. Local residents Jo n Vintan Dah gren and Miss Carnie Christ travel for housekeeping and family visitors return from Baltimore and Washington trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan T. Qayun
East Sonatetreer
Christian Winebiewer
Watersville
Ilneas
Wr. H. Lebbert
East Third Street
J.D. Smith
Htepille
Bia
Alig
Marthe J. Attick
West Patrick Street
Weverton
Bfies
Jessie Boteler
Edward Baker
Walkersville
Aire
Susan A. Rije
Chandler
Sibillacville
Thie County
Daweon Clise
Catostia
Furely
Eupenie Getzendanner
E Third Street
Middletown Valley
F. Ecksteis
Washington, D.C
Nethe M. Woodward
Hfoitie Hopwood
Baltimore
Spencer C. Jones
Columbus Les
Carnie Christ
Sabillasvile
Csr
Eaceh Totten
Montgomery County
Europe
JH. Keher
Cumberlang
Parcipate
Festi Tier
E. R. Eschbach
Lancaster
State politics and upcoming party nominations in Baltimore
State race notes from Baltimore with mentions of Robert G. Davidson as leading mayoral contender and Latrobe possible nominee in a potential deadlock. Also notes hiring for State Insurance Commissioner after Jesse K. Hines death and an update on the public works board appointment. Acker's Blood Elixir advertisement concludes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert GC. Davidson
Simpstill
Baltimore
Meyor Latrobe
J. Pembroke Thom
ME. Hine
Jesse K. Hines
J. Frankner
Talbot County
Public Worker
Jackson
Admitted to the Bar in Frederick Circuit Court
Uris Tewnsend of Baltimore was admitted as a practicing attorney by motion of Benjamin F. Reich in Frederick County Circuit Court. The court reconvened with Judge McSherry and Judge Lynch. no trials were ready and the petit jury was discharged until 9:30 tomorrow. Visiting Masons led by Hindes and Martin arrived for their annual Encen Royal Arch Chapter visit and a banquet followed at Csarlea E. Haller’s restaurant featuring oysters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uris Tewnsend
Baltimore
Benjamin F. Reich
Frederick County
Circuit Court
McSherry
Lynch
Amosiate
Jowenh F. Hindes
Robert K. Martin
W.H. Clark
Jamesw. Bowere
H. C. Larrabee
Oficera
Grand Royal Arch Chapter
South Market
Washington
Wash
Washington Life Tesarance Company
C.L. Hartsock
Washimsisn Life Jos. Co
New York
Patrick Street
Frederick
Med
Two Grandchildren Die After Coal Oil Fire in Urbana Area
Grandchildren of William Lee aged six and nine years burned when a can of coal oil exploded on a stove while grandparents were away. Both died the next day. Funeral services were held at Hope Hill church with pallbearers named. interment followed in the church graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Lee
Flint Hill
Urbana
Hope Hill Church
T. Johnson
Edward Lee
J. Butcher
B Lee
Wm. Rollins
Wm. Manly
H Reiline
J. Diggs
George W. Peters
Church Notes and Local Gold Field Discoveries
Church notes report a Young People's Band entertainment at Middle-Lawn Lutheran church next Sunday 7 pm with Rev T F Hoffmeier preaching at Sliddletown and services at Middleteen. A grand union Sunday school picnic is planned near Wolfsville September 28 with Hagerstown Band music and Mozart works. Gold ore specimens from Hyattstown and nearby farms are described with increasing value and farm offers. A drug store advertises free trial bottles of Dr King s New Discovery and Kemp s Balm for throat and lung ailments.
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Mieson
Middle- Lawn
T. F. Hoffmeier
Reformed Church
Sliddletown
Sabsilaeville
Middleteen
M' Zion Reformed Church
Nex
S. L. Whitmore
Manor
Lutheran, Reformed and United Brethren
Wolfeville
J. D. Dabel
Wolfsville
Hagerstown
G. Hoover
Mite Society
Trinity M. E. Church
Oif Mra
Hamilton Lindeau
Mathias S. Aksit
Herman L. Routathu
Daniel C. Derr
John C. Castle
Lutheran Church
Middletown
Sach
Josh Garretts Drug Store
Dr. King
Dr & Aires
Jas
Garrett’s
Aged Man Walks From Atlanta to Pittsburg After Loss
An old colored man named Harry Franklin walked from Atlanta to Pittsburg after his home was burned, a note warned him to leave. He kept going despite war injuries, slept in shelters, and refused to return south. He will be cared for by Pittsburg colored residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittaburs
Harry Franklin
Pittsburg
Atlanta
Athalla
Uhat
Dixon
Cumberbmd Gap
Philadelphia Markets Mince and Market Prices Report
Market notes show varied prices across commodities with oats and wheat futures quoted. Reports detail advances and declines for grains, flour, and petroleum futures, plus regional price marks and closing bids.
Kemp’s Balsam Promises Cure for Coughs and Lung Ailments
An advertisement touts Kemp's Balsam as curing coughs colds asthma bronchitis croup and throat and lung troubles more effectively than any medicine. The proprietor offers a free simple bottle to convince skeptics. Large bottles 50 cents subscription for tax news.
Local Observations and Oddities in Town Life
The piece surveys everyday happenings and opinions from town life. It mentions court sessions, political ticket attitudes, a quip about an oyster, local improvements, and social notes from the Opera House. It also references money’s effects, domestic life, and a pitch for a medical remedy with advertising blurbs.
The Wrong Man Wanted Confessed by Dying Man
Perry Thrall, dying in Moon City, confesses to a murder in Monroe county near Fierda. He says a past crime involved a plan to murder and steal, with the real target dead and buried, while others were hanged in Paris. Thrall’s tale links multiple crimes across states and a landscape artist’s past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Thrall
Moon City
Afo
Walliams Vunderenter
Fierda
Pee Kal Doly
Paris
Monroe County
Thrall
Vandeventer
Bel
Dulr
Ison
Ben Hoac
Sue
Hater
Abe
Pari
Thiad
Fragmented OCR Note With No Clear Event
A cryptic OCR fragment contains unclear phrases and misspelled terms. Readable bits mention a tame wasp and lists but no coherent event, people, places, dates, or organizations to identify a concrete news item. The text appears as partial garbled lines from a historical page segment.
Electric Bitters praised by Kentucky and Texas readers
Bound legal opinion cites D L Wilcoteen of Horse Cave Kentucky and Clayco County Texas Atty endorsing Electric Bitters as life saving for malaria fever jaundice and kidney disorders. Testimony claims the remedy wards off and cures ailments and recommends purchase at Josh Garton's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge
Clayco
Texas
BAYE
D. L Wilcoteen
Horse Cave
Josh Garton
Soothing Syrup Controversy Prompts Seller Warning
A CEO details a so called Ackers Baby Soother marketed to relieve a child’s fretful pains and claims it contains no opiates or morphine. Sold by J A Williamson, a denguist, amid concerns over deadly opioids in child remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackers
J. A. Williamson
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