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Aneouncenenis
Tomorhow
Errietey
Sovadce
EAMEY
ENLES
FEAEL
Charced
Local Business and Ads Notice Fragments
Readable items include The Model Mullinix Kemp and Alfred Ritter and Co. City Carpet House and Royal Baking Powder along with Special Notice boarders and Golden Tinge. Fragmentary listing outlines firms and product names without full context or dates.
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Mullinix & Kemp
Alfred Ritter & Co
City Carpet House
Order Nison Sales
Royal Baking Powder
Postmaster Appointed in Shy County
Sam R. McNair named air postmaster at Ematshars, replacing Jas A. Kilder. Washington's descendants and local relatives noted among prominent families. The Baltimore Logan Invincibles elected Franz G. Duhurst president and others to key posts. Margaret Doyle, long associated with Dr. De Witt Keller's family, died at 63, with services pending in Evansville Indiana and burial at Mt Oliver cemetery.
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Sam’ R. Men
Ematshars
Jas. A. Kilder
Idiss Margaret Doyle
de Witt Keller
W.C. Heller
Evansville
Indiana
Mt.Oliver
Davul Hames in Carroll County Tragedy
Davul Hames of Middleburg Carroll County died in a singular accident between Monday night and Tuesday morning. Found hanging about a foot from a fence with a foot caught while climbing, he died from exposure and brain bleeding. He was about 55, with two widows and no children.
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Kitad
Davul Hames
Middleburg
Carroll County
Cumberland seal trade shipments and changes for 1859
Shipments from the Cumberland coal region for week ended April 15 1859 totaled 52 216 tons with year to date 510 804 tons, down 126 822 tons from last year. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and total points received 36 625 tons this week and 593 217 tons year to date, down 155 902 tons. Chesapeake and Ohio Canal shipments were 1 994 tons for the week and 13 586 tons year to date, down 837 tons. Pennsylvania Railroad moved 45 596 tons in the week and 202 001 tons year to date, up 3 917 tons from last year.
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Cheagpeare and
Oap Canal
Pennsylvania Railroad
Yellow Springs Correspondence Reports Local School and Band
The Yellow Springs Sunday School at Yellow Springs Chapel was organized with Daniel Wastier as president and Robert L Tyler as vice president. The Skids Cornet Band performed at Burkhsart's Hall to a large, pleased audience under Prof G F Stalfi. Robert L Tyler runs a watch and clock repair business. Mr TB Tyler visited RL Tyler from Rocky Springs. Susie Mann of Rocky Springs stayed with her mother Mrs J Adam Staley while ill. Newt Lenton, returning from trapping near Hancock and St John's Run, plans to move to Davis Creek, West Virginia for work.
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Yellow Springs
Menrow
Yellow Springs Chapel
Sunder Leet
Daniel Wastier
Robert L Tyler
Jacob H Connor
James EL Gforgan
Ine
Burkhsart
Hell
G@ F
TB Tyler
Rocky Springs
Hue
RL Tyler
Susie
J Mann
J Adam Staley
Newt Lenton
Hancock
Local Uraban Barn Accident and Community Notes
Urbana notes recount a child’s fall from a barn after a broke board, injuring her shoulder and giving concern to attendants. The page lists visitors, treats, and social visits from Flora Dixon, Miss Alice Dronenburg, Miss Nannie Sendrickson, and others, plus school events and local mischief involving Joe Smith and Henry Johnson. Johnson improves after a head wound from a stone and a gunshot to the chest.
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Urbana
Uasass
Q Hostler
Chas T
Petersville
Nannie
Sendrickson
Balto
Prof Mc Eellip
Methodist Sunday School
Joe Smith
Frederick
Henry Briatach Johnson
Smith
Johnson
Union Debating Society to entertain Easter Monday
The Union Debating and Interary Society will hold an entertainment in the Union School-house on Easter Monday April 29. A fine program is prepared and admission is 5d. All invited. Also notes on local improvements by John Heilner of Frederick and a sale by W H Skyles. Easter services announced at Reformed church with preparatory services and Good Friday observances.
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Jeffarson
John Heilner
Frederick
Vol. Fohneen
Frederick Meier
Skyles
B. Fout
Christ
Gand
Lloyd Copientz
Hhis Gailey
Fraskhia and Marswell College
Reformed Church
Feagavile
Gobleatz
Palpi
Siederick
Eschbach
Europe
Rey Skyles
George J B Lewis
Washington
Wm H Sha
Easter Services Planned in Jefferson and Local Church
Sunday in Jefferson will host an Easter service at the Methodist church beginning in the evening with a specially prepared program. A recent Brand of Hope concert at the M P church drew a large audience and praised performances despite minor discordance between voices and organ. Dr John I Zimmerman of Frederick is visiting relatives, and Wales White of the More and Sives Farms near Adamstown has recently arrived in town.
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Fer
Jefferson
To'eleek
Hope
M. P
John I Zimmerman
Frederick City
Wales White
More
Sives Farms
Adamstown
Pastor Accepts Call to Three Lutheran Churches
Rev. Mr Zerger of Pittsburg, Pa has accepted the pastorate of Lutheran churches at Asien Mule Creagerstown and Bethel. The churches were without a minister since last fall when Rev J Bilton Snyder resigned due to ill health.
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Mr Zerger
Pittsburg
Asien Mule
Creagerstown
Bethel
J. Bilton Snyder
Death by Suicide of Smoketown Farmer David Stouffer
David Stouffer aged 56, a farmer of Smoketown Washington County, hanged himself to an apple tree yesterday morning. He had been feeble minded for some time. He leaves a wife and a number of children.
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David Stouffer
Smoketown
Washington
Death of Longtime Delegate Mor Thomas Crampton
Mor Thomas Crampton, aged 70, longtime resident near Clagsett’a District, died at his home just across Frederick County line. He represented Washington County in the Maryland House of Delegates for several terms.
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Thos. Crampton
Weebington County
Yeakrday Merang
Clagsett'a Dla
Frederck County
Wasshington County
Maryland
House of Delegates
Patents for Marylanders During the Week
During the week surpassing 365 patents granted in the United States with 41 to foreigners, two Maryland inventors are named. Alton B. Carty of Frederick received patents for a printing press and an ink fountain for printing presses.
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Alton B. Carty
Frederick
Trustees Elected at Maryland Agricultural College Meeting
The stockholders elected trustees Wednesday with 475 votes represented. Elected were Hon. John Carroll Walch, Wilton Johnson, Ch. B. Galver, Robert A. Robbin, and Al Yen Dadar.
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Maryland Agt
Cuaral College
Boen
John Carrol Waleh
Wiltsot Johnson
Ch. B. Galver
Robert A. Robbin
al Yen Dadar
Frederick Band Impresses at Harrison Inaugural
Zlessenger reports the Frederick Garnett Band, a nineteen piece group from Frederick City Maryland, delivered the best music heard at the event. Dr Harry Bussey, charged with barn burning involvement in York county, has been discharged as grand jury ignores related indictments. He is a Shrewersbury physician with seven indictments previously mounted.
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Zlessenger
Philadel
Harrison
Frederick Garnett
Frederick City
Harry Bussey
York County
Areon
Shrewebury
Marriage Licenses Issued by County Clerk
Chase Lowman Josephine V Car roll cold both of this county Ezra Brandenburg Kemptown Till Renn Monrovia John W Wriehs Lyla Ann Sandower both of Taylorstown Va Joan Wesley Bennett Jane Remjiex both of Urbane Geo Haller Nellie Dixon both of this county Peter Fogle Ladiesburg Mary ibert Woodsboro
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the Cour
Chase Lowman
Joephine
Ezra Brandenburg
Kemptown
T.lle Renn
Monrovia
John W. Wriehs
Lyla Ann Sandower
Taylorstown
Joan Wesley Bennett
Jane Rem Jiex
Urbane
Geo Haller
Nellie Dixon
Peter Fogle
Ladiesburg
Mary
Ibert
Woodsboro
Ornahars Court Grants Several Estates Administrations
The Orphans' Court issued letters of administration for Henry Hoffman estate to Geo W Hofman. Accounts for Jane E Ogle, Jane Maxwell, Wo Delaplane, Jacob Anders, Daniel W Wiseman, and Ida M Wachter were settled with distributions made. Guardian John P Wachha for Ida M Wachter filed and settled the fourth account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae
Michael Anders
Jacob Anders
David Ausherman
Buewa
Daniel W Wiseman
John P Wachha
Ida M. Wachter
Local Notes and Social Roundup from Baltimore to Washington
A stream of social mentions covers Mrs Dr Andrews of La Porte iad visiting Baltimore guests Mrs Ton Shafer and Mr Raph Bowers. News notes include Hood's Sarsaparilla for blood cleansing and Brown's Ginger for rheumatism. Ed Mealy arrives from Munich, former American consul. Local schools close for the term. Miss May Clingan heads to Washington for Easter.
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Dr. Andrews
la Porte
Carlton Shafer
Raph R Bowers
Baltimore
Dr. Barres Aad
Newark
Nelson Dieblin
Washington County
Edward M Mealy
Hagerstown
Munich
Mealy
Hood
Suiss Nannie Miller
Union Bridge
Mt Pleasant
May Clingan
Washington
Garohine Markell
Cashestop
W. Va
Laura B. Grove
Manassas J. Grove
Fredenck, Ltd
M. E_ Lugenbeel
Washington, D.C
Yieimity
Brown
Fred. Brows
Philadelphia
James Murray
Beecham
John Groff
David Kolb
Masses Weikert
Woodsboro
G Travis
Wu. Shafer
Woodberry
Balimore County
Abram Hedges
Lewistown
Elmer E. Woodward
M.A. Woodward
Navy Yard
L. E. McComes
L. P. Dixon
Elmer Moore
Washington, D
Robbery on the Rar. Car broken open at Wever ton
Detectives pursue clues after a Sunday night theft in a car at Wever ton. Merchandise was stolen and investigators work to locate suspects. John P. Johns to stay in the city over Thursday with a showcase of fine horses at Carlin House stables.
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Weverton
Omong
Bnsinesa
John P. Johns
Carlin House
State v Cass Philp Hearing Dismissed for Want of Evidence
A hearing before the magistrate ended with the dismissal of Cass Philp, arrested by Constable Lewis for throwing stones and breaking windows at Adem and Rowe on North Market Street, due to lack of evidence.
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State
Cass. Philp
Lewis
Adem
Rowe
North Market Street
Coming Treat for Mt Pleasant Missionary Meeting
Preparations are under way for the Mt Pleas ant Missionary Society special meeting on the Sret Sunday in May. The opening remarks will be by Dr. Mr. S Zim merman. Mr. Davie T. Lakin will deliver an address. Three intended Jediee fom Liberty will participate in the exere.
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Mt. Pleasant Missionary Society
S Zimmerman
Davie T. Lakin
Jediee Fom Liberty
Hotel Arrivals at Principal Hotels Since Noon Yesterday
The list shows arrivals at several hotels including Central Hotel and Eaglelin House. Names include Edwards NY, Howland PA, Myers MI, Waters Balto, Ford NY, Lederer NY, Garrett PA, and Walker NY among others. County entries noted alongside.
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Wo Aleman
Zy Payeatee
Edwards
I B Howland
S GH Mayer
S CG Haziett
A M Haulise
H L Myers
J P Myers
EL Kappleman
Balt
Brace Wasa
RF Splett
Mich
County 3
Zjaeblin
J M Walker
J T Ninaon
G Chapman
P Tarner
Balto
County 4
Real estate transfers recorded in Frederick County week
A list of property conveyances filed at the Frederick County clerk's office shows numerous transfers from James M Wilcox to Geo P Eustis for 6 acres at $1 to John A Geesey to Samuel Patman for 7 acres 2 roods 28 perches at $750 and many more. Names include Wachter Urner Norwood Duble Bitter Long Stauffer Stauffer Lambright Beam Steiner Houghton Maxwell Damuth Lohr Fisher O'Donnell Stauffer Summers Colflower Roddy Himes and Baker among others with varied acreages and prices reflecting a busy record week.
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James M Wilcox
Geo P Eustis
John A Geesey
Samuel Patman
Howard M Wachter
Henry Wachter
M G Urner
F C Norwood
Jo John D Duble
Simon D Bitter
Milton Burkelot
Art Pleasant
Geof Biser
John
Mary Long
John D
Chas M Pippinger
J W Pippinger
Jessa
David J
Jerome S Lambright
Straweberger
Frederick City
F A Maxwell
Anna M Maxell
Shields
Emmitsburg
Chas A Damuth
Frederick N Witlbide
Abraham Lohr Trastee
N C Stansbury
Ehes Fisher
Rosa E Brown
Jon Cr
John S Himes
Ann B E Lambright
Jes L. Lambright
Jane McMurray
Jos D Baker
John BW
Hargett
J W Busaard
G O Reedy
Peter H. Bassard
Peter H Bassard
E'w M Whipp
John H Roazer
Arcob T Moffet
Lillian H. Moffett
Tilghman Hereperger
Geof Shafer
Et al
Samuel Shafer
Quarry Worker Injured by Dynamite Blast
Jones Huston, a colored man employed at M. J Grove & Son quarries, Lime Kiln, was slightly injured yesterday afternoon when dynamite exploded. His face suffered serious injuries and his eyesight was feared to be damaged.
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Jones Huston
M. J Grove & Son
Miner Fatally Shoots Co-Worker at Frostburg Mine
In Frostburg at Hitchins Bros mine yesterday afternoon 4 oclock Wm Patterson 24 accidentally shot Chas Cook 16 killing him instantly. Both unmarried in mine. Patterson fired one load from a double barrel shotgun at adno the second barrel shattered Cook s head. The men were aligned. Patterson has been in America under two months.
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Midlothian
Hitchins Bros i
Public meeting set to plan centennial inauguration celebration
A city gathering is organized for tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the City Hall register rooms to form an organization and committees for a parade speakers and details. The event aims to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the United States president's inauguration with no expense to participants.
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Srat
United States
City Register
Society Notes Misses Collins Host At Pleasant Bay
Misses Eila and Florance Collins hosted friends at St Pleasant last evening. The event drew the area's youth and beauty with piano and organ music. At ten o clock complimentary refreshments were served and guests departed at a late hour.
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Eila
Florance Collins
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