Pen Man's Excursion to High Knob in Frederick County
A local party ascends High Knob near Frederick for a panoramic view of the Frederick Valley. Clouds clear to reveal Martins, Woodsboro, Boonsboro, and Monocacy, with Fort Jackson tents and Camp Jackson nearby. journey from West Fourth Street via Monteque ends in a grand overlook described as the finest in the region.
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Lonor
Frederick County
Catoctin
High Knob
White Rock
Fourth Street
Stenley
Frederick
Shookstown
Withire Quicite
Sagax Loaf
Wes
Frederick Valley
Kings
Woodsboro
Boonsboro
Mount Pleasant
Buckeystown
Camp Jackson
Middletown
Sfaryland
Special Notices and Advertisements Card
Local merchants list items and events including model sales by G J Dol and Son C E Cline and Co Sporsmen Goods and Citizens excursion picnic and wanted notices highlighting community announcements and promotions.
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G. J. Dol! & Son
C.E. Cline & Co. Sporsmen’s Goods
SITY COUNTY AND STATE Qur Sympathies for Mrr Hill
Mr J E Hill editor of the Eur cote City Times is ill with an eye affection and may suspend editorial labors. Also notes on Mr Miller wanting to boss Indians and a Maryland office seeker for Indian Inspector in Washington. Catholic Benefcial Legion state reunion in Baltimore at Schentzen Park with 20 members attending and fireworks. Birthday party for Elizabeth Knott with games music recitations and cake. Magistrates matters report Constable Staub arresting Rachel Robinson for assault and battery on Laure Hill with bail set for Monday. State v Laure Hill case dismissed after cross call. arrest by Constable Waters.
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Qur
Mrr. Hill
J. E. Hill
Eurcote City Times
Miller
Maryland
Washington
Ferday
Thomas Er
Sandy Spring
Montgomery County
Magistrats
Staub
Rachel Robinson
Laure Hill
Nienaber
Lurner
Waters
Rail line route urged by Frederick Emmitsburg Mechanicstown
The Speaking of the proposed railroad from Gettysburg to Washington argues local backing from Frederick, Emmitsburg and Mechanicstown could yield strong chances, urging advance efforts so engineers and officials consider every favorable point. A noted Belair resident dies. John Hopkins Janney aged 53, a Harford County farmer and director of the Deer Creek and Susquehanna Railroad, passed after illness. He leaves a widow and six children, and was a public-spirited figure in local agriculture and rail interests.
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Mechanicstown Clarion
Grttysburg
Washington
Frederick
Emmitsburg
Mechanicstown
Corps of Engineers
Belair
Aix
Johns Hopkins
Janney
Belasir
Harford
Afr
Mr. Japrey
Biltimore
Louis N. Hopkins
Thomas Symington
Deer Greek Farmers’ Club
Deer Creek and Susquehanna Railroad
Mies Caroline Sytmaingtos
Daugters
C. Wharter Smith
Derlington
Januey
Johns Hopking
Far mers Piepie racing tale and Barnesville gala
In a Frederick County county fair recount, two trotters faced a contested purse amid betting irregularities and crowd uproar. The piece notes low purses, suspected ringers, and cautions about horse quality. A Barnesville gala day followed with a grand tournament, baseball, coronation of Miss Mollie Davis, dancing, raffles, and community cheer.
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Barnesville
Tur News
Dawsonville
Dawearville
Col. Kilsour
E. BR. Weed
Frederick
Bliss Edith White
Christopher Rhodes
Local Notes From Carroll County Summer Visits and Events
The page lists residents and visitors across South Market Street and nearby towns, with names such as Misses Carrie Gil Fon Lizzie Gil Fon and Mr. Henry Haller in Taneytown, and mentions of Dr Sharrette, F Phoebus, and other locals. It notes postmaster changes, guests in Woodsboro, travelers through the city, camp meetings near York Pennsylvania, and a GA R post meeting. It also references a pistuplike array of social calls, the Monocacy and Urbana Turnpike Company meeting, a district baseball game, wheat prices, and a health tonic advertisement urging Brown's Iron Bitters.
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Carrie
Lizzie Gil Fon
South Market Street
Taneytown
Carroll County
Afrs
Henry Haller
South Market Stree
Gla. Sharrette
F. Phoebus
West Patrick Street
H. Clay Hull
Woodsboro
Frederick Roberts
Spring Grove
Wis
Ohio
L. V. Baughman
Halifax
Air
S.N. McNair
Emmitsburg
Maggie Burger
Mamie, Grumbine
Baltimore
O. M. Barrucker
T. W.phorne
Tina Abbott
O. M. Barucker
North Market Street
Nore Thorn
Cora Grumbine
Buracker
Lonie Whalen
Afr
Charles B. Trail
Deer Park
Emma Houck
Harmony Grove
Misses Stern
Emig Grove Camp Meeting
York
Phoebe Getzendanner
Kearneyeville
W. Va
William C.neidig
Holly Park
Elmer Huil
Fannie Shipley J
Fannie Fieming
Weat Thirdstreet
Charles L Nuszz
George Buesing
Philadelphia
DeGarmendia
Edward Shriver
J. F. Reynolds
G.A. R
Jennie Rhine
Zanesville
Frank Davis
Patrick Street
Alt
Wm. H. Etchison
Locust Level
Unionville
Jacob Bowersock
Tiffin
Ewis Bentz
S. Market Street
Walkereville
J. O. Holtz
Eckman
Doubs
J. C. Burch
Ralph Wells Long
Lisbox
Howard County
Presbyterian Church
Yeater
Gertrude
Irene Lindsay
Orchard
Mirs
Benjamin F. Dadderar
Brown
M.G.U
Wiliam Kennedy
Ofiver Obenderfer
West Ad
Saints
Doll
Monocacy and Urbana Turnpike Company
Urbana
Aliss Lilie
Hood
Wena Gold Medal Awarded by Outing Club
Wena receives the W H Comfort gold medal for the best mule run time 341 seconds. Clerks in the Clerk's office are drafting dockets for the September term of the Circuit Court starting the third Monday in September. Frederick College directors to meet at four this afternoon. full report to appear Monday.
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Wena
W. H. Comfort
Circuit Court
The
Frederick College
Christian Pootrine
Brantz
Pt Station
Gas House Lane
First National Denk
Eee
Nhuoeser—Busch
Anhueser-Busch
Faust
St.Louis Brewing Association
Doves, Died Notices, Jesuit Changes Highlight Local Items
Capt Hobbs and George Phoebus plan a morning dove trip after yesterday's hunt yielded 18 doves. Junior 8, F E Company scrapped September Baltimore trip due to lack of support. Nancy Kline aged 45 died near Wolfs ville after a lingering illness. funeral at Kytheran church. Carrie Essterday, daughter of Mr Joseph Essterday, died near Wolfeville. funeral at Reformed church. Jesuit order reshuffles see several transfers to St Johns Novitiate and New York colleges. Pleasant Hill festival near Yellow Springs funds church. Eleanor Harry hosts Sunday school picnic two and a half miles west. Silver Oak Lutheran Sunday school excursion date undecided.
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Reser
Wolfsville
Nancy Kline
Kytheran Church
J. W. Santen
Sciating
Carrie
Joseph Esster
Wolfeville
Sqeare
Reformed Church
Suntee
Thoreday
Silver Oak
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Divorce Granted Involving Georgavea Zimmerman And Charles Zimmerman
A decree of divorce was filed in the clerk's office dissolving the marriage between Georgavea Zimmerman and Charles Zimmerman. The court orders support payments and details not fully clear. A separate item notes Bartgis release on a writ and Roel key bail posted in two cases with September court appearance.
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Georgavea Zimmerman
Charles Zimmerman
Chirles Zimmerman
Bartgis
James Bartgis
George A. Roelkey
Arrivals at principal hotels and local notices
Arrivals at CITY HOTEL and CENTRAL HOTEL list guests from various cities including Baltimore Philadelphia York and New York with county counts. Carroll News notes include Union Bridge church plans parsonage purchase and a second quarterly conference set for August 24. Local weddings include Miss Francis Jones and Miss R A Maynard and Miss Emma Haines. Elder E W Stoner officiated. Mrs Sarah Fox widow of Elder Jezee Fox died aged about 55 near Johnsyville. funeral at Beaverdam with Elder Ezra Seneeney officiating.
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Abram Stoner
Amiss Francis Jones
Baltimore
R. A.maynard
New London
F. E. Wile 200
Union Bridge High School
Emma Haines
Mary Haines
Isaigh Demmitt
Wm. H. Demmitt
Main Street
E. W. Stoner
Sarah Fox
Jezee Fox
Johnsyville
Beaverdam
Ezra Seneeney
Pox
John Englar
Sincere matrimonial plea in 1889 Catoctin News
A Ladies plea seeks a loving husband in 1889 Catoctin News with a bold personal ad from a 37 year old who boasts dancing feet and walking pigeon toes. The letter invites correspondence via cousin Sallie Dillard of Foxville Maryland. Also advertises Acker’s Blood Elixir as a superior blood and skin remedy sold by J. Williamson.
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The
Catoctin News
Li Hoxton
J. B. Henry
Register
Sallie
Acker
J.ja. Williamson
Druesiat
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Elizabeth Knott
F. C. Knott
East Church Street
Clay
Frederick City
Valley Register
Wm. E. Main
Christ Reformed
Hagerstown
Millard F. Gook
News
Econzboro
M. E
Ermiteburg
Charles Harner
Cyrus H. Doub
Register” Office
Doub
David Hale
Green
Imen
G. GC. Ruhoderick, Jr
Capt
Hobbs
George Phoebus
John der
Woos
Mesra
Phoebus
Lattaimore
F.E. Company
TarNrws
Mr. Hearn
J. P. Pagan
Jozeph M. Jerge
S. Juegeke
H. Himmel
J. C. Conner
St. Johan's Novitiate
Joseph Zwinge
Fordham College
New York City
James Wellworth
St. Francis Xavier College
New York
City Hotel
H. Thuemyer
W.X. Thomsos
A. Dorsey
C. W. Hall
Mra
Ried
Balto
L. Wauglen
C. J. Guggenheimer
Phila
J.C. Bowere
York, Pa
W. J. Thompson
N.Y
Carlin Hose
B. F. Bailey
Staunton
C. A. Heredt
Flj. West
Alfred Smith
Cambridge
County
Mullinix & Kemp
Ae Cag
Seersuckers
Joan Rendrigk Sok
Anna
4Ltha Life Insurance Company
Hartford, Conn
Plummer
Pleasant
North Market &T
Frederick, Md
Aidawiy
Nothi
JL A
iLian
Drugeist
All
Cr. Hood Co
Apothecaries
Lowell, Mtaye
Encaratees
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Macor Woods
Buckeratown
John E. Price
Toute
JGLY
LF Martz
Care Vincent Sanger
Mad Buri
Wwe
J. MF Norris
Rocky Ridge
Frederick Co
Black Horse
Gore
Mameriile
Sugidéwit
Nowa
Fredarick
Chas
Horrar
Harris
Geo. Brust & Co
J. W. Starr
Patrick Streat
Wm. D. Bowers Lumber Yard
Iyi
George Windhurst & Son
Park Ave
Bal- Umore
Louis McMurray Packing CO
W. Patrick Street
G. Brust & Co
Hantz, Esq
M. Nixdorf
City Hall
Daniel F. Kennedy
Frederics County
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Eandalph
Barrick
J.P
Atore
Hoz
Enory Mnusz
Appo
Dry Roods
Grandpe
Gs Bakery
Soba Hershberger
Getsérr
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