Budget of Bright Items of Local and General Interns
Brief mosaic of notes on local topics including an effort to organize a Brownsville band, rainfall commentary, and sayings about ambition and politeness. Reports a Williamsport mule weather improvisation and a Rosnoke hardwood exporters group forming under American Timber Exporters with Coleman Rogers as president. Also notes Lord Rosebery Derby training dates by Matthew Dawson, and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad work at Harpers Ferry for a new station with a tower and interlocking signals. Mentions Key monument photos by Adams and Mensell to support the Mt. Olivet grave fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Bret
Dalton
Williamsport
Rosnoke
American Timber Exporters
Coleman Rogers
Hagerstown
Jacob Hoover
Looger
C. M. Keedy
Keedgeville
Washington County
Matthew Dawson
Lord Rosebery
Ladas
Thormanby
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Harpers Ferry
Valley
Key Monument
Francis Scott Key
Louis B. Adams
Ed. B. Mensell
Key
Mt. Olivet
Ey Monument Fund
Law's Grif Committed For Court Hearing
At a Police Justice Eckstein session Edward Young and a man named Virginia Shorty were committed to jail to await the next grand jury on a charge of breaking over a tail Tead car. Real estate transfers list Samuel Green and wife to Geo Poole for 102 acres at $65.50 and Daniel H Eckert and wife to Geo Poole for the same size at $32.25. John Lewis Ford transfers a jot of ground in Schreyzville to Dr F B Smith for $370. Stephen Gelsbert resigns from Hygen Ice, James Pool to fill vacancy. Zion Reformed Church at Charlesville to hold service next Sunday at 10 a.m. and Pleasant Hill Chapel at 3 p.m. conducted by Rev S M Hench. Advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs for bowel and kidney health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckstein
Edward Young
Virginia Shorty
Samuel Green
Geo. Poole
Daniel H. Eckert
George Poole
John Lewis Ford
F.B. Smith
Schreyzville
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Pleasant Hill Chapel
Mount Pleasant
Mt. Zion M. E
Mt Zion
Fairview Church
M. E. Church
Mt. Zion
Mt. Carmel
Will Furniso Mnele
Reform
Little Keefer Kiser
Mrr
Wr. Kiser
Rocky Springs
County News Notes From New Market And Mount Pleasant
county correspondence from New Market and Mount Pleasant reports many residents visiting relatives and attending camp meetings. names include Waltz family, Frank Hammond, Percy Russell and Baltimore connections, plus church events, picnics, and band performances. local reports mention storms, harvest, and community activities across Frederick and Montgomery counties.
Children's Day exercises at Christian Church in Clemsonville
A crowded Clemsonville service Sunday July 29 featured an organ solo by Miss Boeste Zeigier invocation by Chas Price choir singing and many recitations and speeches led by Miss Kathlees ithodes and Miss Lilite Burdette. A six-child Sunday school procession and a "Plea for Missions" speech by Miss Layton in Fountain ditis closed with a moving scene and a large collection for foreign missions. Weather concerns and local notes follow with brief community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Miss Boeste Zeigier
Chas. Price
Sahar
Jome
Jasper
Abe Diiss
Daisy Price
Daisy
Laura Price
Siles Nannie Spurrier
Mt. Airy
Nex
Pierre
Maggie Wolf
Redland and Rocky Ridge News Roundup July Update
Sunday evening rain refreshed the area. Redland beat Gaithersburg 9–0 and crossed bats 14–0 against Unity. Obituary notes: Abraham Loog, 56, of Rocky Ridge, died July 23 after months of illness. funeral Wednesday at 2 pm. Local happenings include property improvements by Jacob Miller, extended visits by Eliza Herring, and farmers reporting wheat yields despite low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redland
Gaithersburg
Bagby
E.M. Holland
Svery Baccoi
T. F. Gaskelt
Rocky Ridge
Abraham Loog
Monocacy
L. Creager
Thurmont
Jacob Miller
Eliza Herring
Harrisonburg
Virginia
M. Eichelberger
Nora
Jeffersonville
Ohio
Frederick County
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
J. Miller
Rice Blumenauer wedding at Evangelical Reformed church
In midsummer sunshine at 11 o'clock this morning, Lewia Albert Rice wed Miss S Addie Blumenauuer in the Evangelical Reformed church. Rev. Dr. Eschbach officiated. The couple reside at 33 West Third street and will be at home August 9 after a trip to Philadelphia and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee. Ed. Smith
Bliss Mabel Gilbert
E. R. Eschbach
Messrs. G. Mantz Besant
J. Dutrow
Clifford A. Frazier
Frederick
Albert D. Darby
Martinsburg
W. V
Catharine Blumenaver
West Patrick Street
Albert T. Rice
Rice & Haller
Reformed Courch
West Third Street
Three Headred Pounds of Fish at Atlantic City
Hon. Wm. H. Cole of Camden New Jersey guests with his family for the Season of Mesera. Hiartcock Brothers at Beesmore Hotel Atlantic City caught four drum fish weighing 300 pounds in one hour off the beach on Monday. Charley Haller was to assist. Cole edits the Camden Courter and is a nationally noted Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Cole
Camden
Hiartcock Brothers
Beesmore Hotel
Atlantic City
Charley Haller
Mr. Cole
Camden Courter
Pittaborg
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Washington Junction
Aviatic City
Cape May
Sesale City
Atlantic
Washington
Congress
Potomac
Vernon
Road inspection near Boonsboro to Wolfsville approves plan
Washington county commissioners inspected the Boonsboro Wolfsville road with several aides and found it in good condition. A proposal to raise county funds was opened contingent on residents contributing 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Commissioners
Boonsboro
Wolfsville
Eli Wade Harvey Bomberger
J.H. Knodte
Moses Bomberger
Gesrze A. Davis
Silas Netzitk
A. M.W.B Desner
John Wagoner
Rouss Gifts Support Winchester and Shenandoah Society
Charles Brosdwey Rouss of New York donates 1000 to the Winchester Hook and Ladder Company to equip and stabilize the unit and sends another 1000 to the Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society. Hood's cures claim unique curative power and prompt consideration of Hood's Sarsaparilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rous Philanthrophs
Charles Brosdwey Rouss
New York
The
Hook and Ladder Company
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society
Hood
Regiments Payrolls in Baltimore for Brown Approval
Allison Wilmer of the First Regiment compiles psy rolls in Baltimore for General Brown. Most companies report. two are delayed. Current pay roll totals reach about 5222.58, with estimates rising toward 9000 for the week in mining service, nearing Governor Brown's 55000 goal. Col. Wilmer will forward payrolls and issue individual company checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flest
Gai
Allison Wilmer
Baltimore
Brown
Oakland
National Guard
Col. Wilmer
General Brown
Hia
Col
Wimner
Weather and crops report across Maryland regions
The past week saw above normal temperatures and light rainfall, with rain needed in most areas. Western Maryland reports good crops except Washington county, while Northern Central Maryland shows improving corn and oats but sparse rain. Southern Maryland notes showers helped crops but tobacco and corn thrive in Prince George’s, Calvert expects a half crop of tobacco. Eastern Maryland and Delaware suffer from drought effects, with beetles and shrinking apple prospects, yet cantaloupes and watermelons ship, and Mt St Marys notes seasonable weather with corn and potatoes progressing. New Market reports dry conditions hurting corn, while farmers prep for cheat and garden crops burn up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crora
Maryland
Washington County
Hayte
Prince George's County
Calvert County
Delaware
Prederick County
Mt. St. Mary’s College
P. J. Duncan
al. D. Hopkins
Mean Trick Near East Third Street Yields Dead Fish
A would be thief tried to steal bait fish at the Alpaugh home on East Third Street. He was chased away but the next morning three hundred of the fish were dead after water had been poured out. At Highfield Blue Ridge Summit summer home of the Misses Vernon, Fredericktonians registered include Mrs. Thomas Haller Grace Haller Harry Haller Mrs. A R Yeakle Blas Marie Yeakle Helen Shipley Madeleine Shipley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chriatisn Alpaugh
East Third Street
Highfield
Blue Hidge Summit
Vernon
Nine Oclock Walloy Tea Promises Easy Washing
Local notice promotes Nine Oclock Walloy Tea as a wash aid with no rubbing, claiming clothes wash in half an hour and no harm to hands or fabrics under the printed directions. Sold via J. Biyers in Baltimore and W M Williams in Indianapolis with guaranteed satisfaction and prompt order responses. McCardell's offers cabinets for future customers and merchants urged to advertise in the Agricultural Fair directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. &. Biyers
Maryland
Baltimore
W- M. Willams
Indianapolis
Indiana
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Aily News
Ang
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Roman Emper Srte Ul
France
Jacques de
Anne of
England
Nelson
Maria Mitchell
Nantreket
Masc
Harriet Lew
Clifran
Hooweskoone
John Foss
Wastington
Colorado
Ava
Fry
Pry
Washington, D.C
M. W. Dam Arnoétes
Weather Bureau
Timetn
Stephen Gelsbert
Hygen Ice Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
James Pool
Geisbert
Hon
New Market
MF. Waltz
T. A
John Waltz
Susan Waltz
Frank A. Hammond
Joseph Balthis
Werley Grove
Frank Phebus
Frank Mealey
Roelkey
Percy Russell
Bride
Alera Dorsey
Griffith's Hotel
Lucian Hendrickson
M. G. Bailtbis
Hmiss
Eve Stewart
Pennsylvania
Annie Rus Be
Mise Annie KE. Boteler
L. A. Wood
John Warfield
Zach. Magruder
William
Blunt
Montgomery County
Mollie Dorsey
Ulysses Bobbs
L. W. Dorsey
Afiss
Nannie Reich
Annie Groehon
J. Monroe Rice
Bartholow’s
Frank Etchison
J. O. Wills
Berkeley County
Florence Wills
Marie Chant
Baltimore County
Wm. H. Hogarth
Fidelity Lodge I 0.C. F
al. EK
M. E
P. D. Fabrney
E. Bruner
Phillip Hanshens
Broner
Middletown
Christian Union and Salvation
J. D.C
Ballow
Jolt St
Yellow Springs
Union
Reformed Sunday Schools
Buckeystown
Salvation Amy
Steiner Zimmerman
David E Wistler
John Kline
Nathan D. Weighbors
Robert D. Eston
Mercury
Annie Rebecca Zimmerman
Horsce E. Stull
Stella
Laura Gaugh
Freshour
Lewistown
Mrs. Hanson Stall
Byatistown
B. F. Hawkins
Dr. A. L. OD
Clemsontille
Jesut
Percy
Barnes
Finksourg
Emory Grove Camp
J. O. Clemson
C L. Clemson
Edgar Bofington
Westminster
Jesse Clary
George Dinterman
Daysville
Mattie Simpson
Warfieldsburg
John Stoner
Atlanta
Diehl
Cumberland
Nena
Josia Eyler
Harry Miller
Philadelphia
Clayton Snook
Howard Ylogling
Emory Warmer
Oliver Ruark
Order of United American Mechanics
Katie Chessman
Fergaville
Tale Place
Stella Kefauver
D. M. Culler’n
Red Springs
Aid and Missionary Society of St
Hench
Chasseaville Dormmet Band
Lucs
Chas.Broadrap
Tuscarora Mills
Alvsh Bamebing
Howard County
Bethel
Wesley Wachter
Barbbton
Bessie Daniels
Daisy Trandle
Win. Moler
Gapland
Arthur Molec
Willie Licklider
Bakerton
Mike Mary Moler
Misa Janie Miller
Shriner Milling CO
Creesville Eollee
John Hendrickson
Joan Hasouscxeon
V. Staub
Ceylon Tea
Ceylon
B. V. Staub
North Mahket Street
Telephone
Cetsdaly S
Railing Grocery CO
the Railing Grocery Co
James E. Walker & CO
J E. Walker & Co
Goodsworth
Canton Cranes
Lancaster
Garmen
James B Walerr
Wrather and Crops
Frank Rhodes
McCardell’s
Sea Isle City
Mulliniz & Kemp
Mullows & Kaur
Bodooe
Esmnant Sale
Nante
Rodock A
Neidig
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Soxs
R. L. Harley
L. Harley
Ublic
Reapeotralis
H.L. Rabley
South Market
Frederick, Md
National Capit Brewing Comany S
Bay View Brewing Company
G. B
Vans & Sons
Lording
J. A.C. Liprs
Cor
Weat Patrick and Telegraph
Ata
Friderick
CG. Eldridge
Eldridge
Weat Patrick Btreert
B. H. Blackston
B. H. Bracaston
Market Sibert
Es. Miller & Co
Sity Coal
Baltimore Vein
Lyken’s Valley
Ana
BORGE
Ofice— Raat Patrick Street
Water Street Depot
JOB Printing Office
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