Peasant Paragraphs From The Daily News April 21 1809
Mr W H McClare of Hagerstown visits Frederick. Mrs Mollie Jones of Washington guests at Dr F F Smith’s. Rosoos Sneadner Liberty Banner editor in Frederick. George Cramamitt of Washington visits relatives here. Miss Cornelis Petty returns from Baltimore visit. Edward Seeger of Chicago visits parents. Miss Bertha Grabill goes to Millersville Pa for school. John Baile and H B Getty from New Windsor in Frederick. Nellie Norton of Baltimore visits fr Norton in Libertytown. Henry Ramsburg and Dr Jesse Ramsburg resident in Frederick, visit. Major Carroll Mercer returns from Cuba to San Francisco agent in the US Army. Isidore J Wright of Libertytown accepts job with L M Ottenheimer in Baltimore. O J Mubbard Postal Telegraph Cable Co. agents Middletown seeks right of way. Postal Co to open Middletown office. poles to come from Michigan and be planted on property lines. franchise supervised by commissioners. Hubbard travels from Frederick to New Market then Hagerstown on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McClare
Hagerstown
Frederick
Mollie Jones
Washington
F. F. Smith
Rosoos Sneadner
The
Liberty Banner
George Cramamitt
Washingen D.C
Cornelis Petty
Baltimore
Edward Seeger
Chicago
Bertha Grabill
Walkersville
Millersville
John 8. Baile
H. B. Getty
New Windsor
Carroll County
Nellie Norton
John Norton
Libertytown
Henry Ramsburg
East Second Street
Jesse Ramsburg
Carroll Mercer
Cuba
San Francisco
United States
Isidore J. Wright
Bryant & Stratton
Business College
L. & M. Ottenheimer
County Correspondence Highlights Local So Far
County notes from Troutville and surrounding areas detail social visits and illness. Several residents, including Master Chester Shoemaker and Mrs. Hogs, are mentioned with sicknesses like measles and pneumonia. Merchandise plans, church events, and travel for business appear amid routine domestic updates.
Mount Saint Mary's Defeats Baltimore City College In Seven Innings
Mount St. Mary's College beat Baltimore City College 26 to 5 in seven innings yesterday. The All Saints Street Unions of Frederick plan a visit to Harpers Ferry to face Storer College, with Dorsay Robinson slated to pitch. A Frederick team has formed to manage Athletic Park baseball, listing batteries Riddlemoser and Creager, Saylor and Ross, Benson and Wood, Keifer and Ely, with Creager at shortstop and Riddlemoser in center field. A club meeting at Mr. Strawsberger’s barber shop at 8 o’clock will elect captain and manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Mary's College
Baltimore City College
Mount St. Mary's
All Saints Street Unions
Frederick
Harpers Ferry
Storer College Club
Dorsay Robinson
Athletic Park
Batteries
Riddlemoser
Creager
Saylor
Ross
Benson and Wood
Keifer
Ely
Turner
Fisenhauer
Keefer
Strawsberger
S. S
J. F. Riddlemoser
C. F
Barber
Grapho phone Grand at City Opera House Delights Audeince
Entertainment at City Opera House drew fair crowds last evening with the Graphophone Grand demonstration praised by the Philadelphia Ledger for its advanced talking machine fidelity. Tonight features varied music selections and unreserved 25 and 15 cent admission. Local records from this morning to be replayed. A second item notes a Woman's College lecture by Rev Dr R Leighton Gerhart on Fairy Tales after 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Philadelphia Ledger
Opera House
Woman's College
College Hall
R. Leighton Gerhart
Gerhart
The
Reformed Church
New Sacred Piece by Professor Smith Published
A new sacred song titled The Sunset Gates of Gold is issued by Frederick publishers. Professor George Edward Smith authored the music with high artistic standard and dedicates the work to Professor John C. Engelbrecht of this city. Mesersith and Fahrney are the publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edward Smith
Gold
Middle Conference Meeting of Maryland Synod
The Middle Conference of the Maryland Synod Evangelical Lutheran Church will convene at Rocky Ridge on May 5 9 and 10. Clergy and lay leaders are invited to participate in sessions and discussions on church affairs and regional ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Maryland Synod, Evangelical Lutheran Church
Rocky Ridge
Poorbay Paper Meat Sacks Protect Meat From Skippers
An ad urges using Poorbay Paper Meat Sacks to preserve meat and prevent taint from skippers. Sacks come in three sizes and seal at eight, four, and five cents each based on size, with directions printed on the bag. Available from the Great Souther Company in Frederick, Maryland if grocers do not stock them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poorbay
Great Souther Company
Frederick, Md
Deaths from Burns and Meningitis Reported in Local Notices
Mrs Ann Rebecca White of Charlestown West Virginia died after clothes caught fire while watching boiling soap. Funeral held at Tom's Brook Virginia. Rebecca Anbort, formerly of Middletown, mother of Esra Anbort, noted in the record. Also reported is the death of Paul Rhodes Humm, 11 years old, son of B F and Mollie Humm, of spinal meningitis after a three day illness, formerly of the county, now of Cuyhagua Falls Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Rebecca
Franklin
T White
Charlestown
W. Va
White
Rebecca Anbort
Esra Anbort
Middletown
Tom’s Brook
Paul Humm
Humm
Pauld Rhodes Humm
B. F
Mollie Humm
Cuyhagua Falls
Ohio
Local Marriages Record Crum Shull and Brown Bish
John W Gram and Linne L Shall were married in April by Elder P D Fabruay. Emanuel E Brown and Lottie I Bowers were also wed in April by Elder P D Fahruay in this county city.
Social World Party at Miss Webster’s North Market
Miss Cora Webster hosted a party on North Market street with guests Miss Cora Duvall, Miss Nettie Brown, Master Edw. Duvall, and Mister Frank Harrington. The group enjoyed a very nice time in the city setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Webster
North Market Street
Cora Duvall
Nettie Brown
Edw. Duvall
Frank Harrington
Walkersville to elect officials on first Monday in May
Brief local items note the Walkersville corporation election set for the first Monday in May. A brush fire near Ceresville drew attention in Frederick, with a similar glow seen beyond New Market. Miss Ethel Beaumont of Hagerstown suffered severe injuries when her horse bolted after a trolley bell, wrecking both carts. she remained unconscious past midnight.
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Corporation
Walkersville
Ceresville
Frederick
New Market
Ethel Beaumont
Hagerstown
Miss Beaumont
Mies Beaumont
The Local Mart Ad Offers Prices and Remedies
An 19th century advertisement notes grain quotes in Frederick at 675 cents per bushel, shelled at 2 1/2 cents, and a 25 barrel price. It promotes Karl’s Clover Boots blood purifier and Usene builder, with a 25 or 50 cent price. Albert J. Pearre sells these items, promising refunds for dissatisfaction. It also markets Victor Headaches Tablets for quick relief at symptom onset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Rarl
Albert J. Pearre
New Maryland physicians and state news from Annapolis
Local items report seven new medical diplomas from the University of Maryland School of Medicine and the arrival of the new Secretary of State George L. Lower as he assumed duties before Governor Lowndes. Also noted are a Patriot address by Gov Lowndes, a grand jury indicting Prof. J B Keleford for attempts on his life, and a jury trial facing Mrs Clementine Reckard for murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morty
Untraratty of Maryland School of Medicine
Geo. L. Lowerve
Yeaturday
Lowndes
Maryland Society of the Suns of the
Senate
Annapolix
Govarbor Lowndes
J. 8
Keleford
Cumberland
Allegany County
Grand Jury
Dangers Real and Faniced Highlight Female Health Claims
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a universal cure for uterine disorders and female woes It claims the medicine restores vigor strengthens organs and prepares women for motherhood It cites patient testimonial from Mrs W J Ridder and invites readers to consult Dr Pierce by mail Telegraphed as a world renowned specialist in women’s disorders the notice blends fear of disease with promises of rapid improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
W. J. Ridder
Dale Farm
Eosburg Center
Enosburg
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Troutville
G. ¥. Smith
Woodsboro
Uivener
Nattie
Washington Though
Creagerstown
Harry Stull
Thin Place
James Ogle
Sarah Hartaook
Charles Trout
Otin Fuss
Friend
William Adan
Joseph Young
Washington Harbaugh
Bandai
Hagenor
Margaret Waybright
J. W. Eckenrode
Frank Shryhock
Oneida
Elsie B. Shoemaker
Baltimore County
News OF the Churches
TOY
Bymeneal
Local Mart
News OF the State
Clementine M. Reckard
C. 0 Vandevanter
Western Maryland Railroad
Youih
Dr. Agnew
Dr Agnew
James Headley
Dundee
A. L. Pearce
Steiner Bros
S Schley & Bro
Busklon
A. L. Pearre
Victor
Draccivis
ELY Brothers
Warren St
New York
Sher & Shaw
South Calvert Street
Battimore
T Font
Tutt
Dr. Tutt
J. Fairleigh
Platte Cannon
Col. Tutt
Osteopathy
Patterson Institute of Osteopathy
Loan & Truat Building
Washington, D.C
COMFO
Aldo N. Hess & Bro
J. H. T. Cousin
Allnutt, Moody & Co
Baltimore City
Carlisle
Allen
D. & D. Institute
Geo. A. Gilbert
JAS. E. Walker & CO
Walker’s
Her Majesty
Dr. Jaeger
Butterick
Earl & Wilson
WM. H. Ways
N. Market St
Patrick
Motis Chemical CO
Cleveland
Albert Ll. Pearre
Tercity
Ebert & Sons
Maine
Soree
Sarzento Co
Ira Nalla
Tle Sarney & Berry
Jy F
WM. S. Miller & Go
Buist
Central Hardware CO
Anna Gierine
Seenip Fire
Hoaty
Batimore Street
Baltorory
Feigenspan
Apollo
Pabst
Gladstones Celery
Somerset Clad
Overholt
Taylor
Jas. B. Pepper
Wilson
Green River
Chas. N. Hauer
Carty
Birgh
Carty’s Furniture
East Patrick Strest
B.H. Blackston & Son
Marseilles
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Grove & Kindley
Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
Patrick St
Etchison
W. H. B. Etchison
SP Market St
Frederick, Mi
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