Emancipation Day and Local Whimsy in Brief Bits
Emancipation day is announced for next Thursday. The column notes wild geese flying northward and mocks a wealthy girl’s refusal to marry. It cites Staryland district revenue at 3 842 24238 and mentions H C Beltler visiting Loy a. A London/Antwerp ball game report from Pawnee Bill's Wild West show describes a chaotic exhibition with 22 000 spectators and a 9 10 Pawnee Bill victory, highlighting misplayed ball and comic scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staryland
H.C. Beltler
MecGlasaon
Beitler
Chicago
Loy
Wm. Tequancy
Roslyn
Wash
Avntwerp
B. J. Conn
Pawnee Bills Wild West Combination
Frederick
Antwerp
Pawnee bin
Pawnee Bil
Pawnee Bill
Simo
Pawnee
Bill
Pawnee’s Boys
Rainy Saturday Delays Roads and Local Events
Plentiful rain hit Anne Arundel county on Saturday. Saze charged with swindling the Hartford Bank is jailed in Bel Air. Ridgely Brown Camp of Confederate Veterans met in Rockville. A new company formed to build a stone bridge across the Potomac at Williamsport. Montgomery county school board reorganized with John J. Higgin as secretary treasurer. Mrs. John Schupp died at a Cavetown picnic in Washington county. Six thousand attended a Camp meeting of the Church of God near Linwood Carroll county. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised as the remedy doctors recommend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Arundel County
Saze
Harford
Rockville
Montgomery County
Potomac River
Wilamsport
John J. Higgin
John Schupp
Houck’s Grove
Cavetown
Washington County
Church of God
Linwood
Carroll County
Personal notes on visitors and residents of Frederick
A stream of visitors and residents of Frederick are listed including Walter Rice in York Pa A Rosencur Baltimore David Lowenstein Frederick W Laird Bicet Washington Charles Neebaum Baltimore Frank McCauley Hagerstown Jack Balle Baltimore John Ramsburg Ocean Grove N J and many others visiting or returning to Frederick from Baltimore Washington Annapolis and nearby towns through the week with various dinners and homecomings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoss
Walter Rice
York
A. Rosencur
Baltimore
David Lowensteip
Prederick
W. Laird Bicet
Washington
Charles Neebaum
Frank McCauley
Hagerstown
Jackus Balle
Frederick
John &. Ramsburg
Ocean Grove
N. J
Maltby Geiger
Abs
Mamie Nyman
Hegerstowe
Mizeel Katie
Molile Lewis
Balmore
Jacob L. Snyder
Germantown
North Market Street
Raymond E.cosk
Adolphus Fearbske
Mountain Lake Park
Frank Markell
Charleston
W. Va
Shirley McGillt
Leesburg
Loudoun County
Emma Ross
Buckey
West Lond Street
John Snyder
Germantower
Ars
John Walter
Wm. Green
John Dertzbaugh
William Boyer
Marlon Moberly
Myeraville
Allen de Con Mueller
Braddock
Wm. Martin
Custom House
Wm. A.kolb
Charles Walter
Virginia
H. Clay Perry
Liberty
John Sneadner
Helen Stauffer
Frederict
Lena Kohlenberg
Adamstown
Hartog Winebarg
Samuel Wineberg
Rebecca McGill
Christianburg
Mary Wiliamson
Radolph Crouse
Maggie Wakefield
Annapolis
L. H. Reisier
Minnie James
Baker
Ijamsville
Haines
Belle Dean
Mollie
Rose
Minnie Wheatfield
Bisa Chrisele B. Firestone
Linwood
Edna Stanifer
Lewis Wolf
Local social notes from Frederick echo visits and departures
The column lists residents and visitors including Lauree Johnson visiting Arthur Potts on Court street, John Walter returning from Asbury Park after five weeks with his daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Rice to host friends on August 9. It mentions Miss Lizzie Echroes and others traveling from Baltimore, and Mrs. Susie White of Washington visiting Mrs. Krise with others. H. Doreey Etchison arrives from Pawnee Oklahoma Territory for a short stay and business in the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lambricht
Una Y 2Son
Emelis Marshilk
Maggie Walsh
Woodsboro
Mamie McSherry
Atay ‘Freeholm
Mt. Ephraim
Montgomery County
Ella Cronise
Baltimore
Edythe Ritchie
New York
West Church
Cortle Allen
Daniel Teylor
Washington
Charles Keefer
Cora
East Patrick Street
Atlantic City
W. F. Snyder
Asbury Park
N. J
M. E. Daniels
Emelia Marschsik
Maggie Welsh
Lua Yonson
West
Mary Gambrill
Wneble Jones
East Second Street
Cora Herman
Rocenour
D. ©. Wilcoxon
Frederick
B. Kurtz Engelbrecht
Frostburg
Thomas Bi
J. W. Lambright
Una Yonzon
Emelia Marechalk
Misa Maggie Walsh
Gettysburg
Kottle Held
Charles C. L. Wiles
Pennsylvania
Lauree Johnson
Eldred Johnson
Arthur Potts
Court Street
John Walter
N.J
Deniels
Lewis A. Rice
West Third Street
Lizzie Echroes
Misses Lewis
West Fourth Street
Monumental City
Misses Mole
Kate Lewis
Susie White
Frank
Tillie
X. P. Krise
Montfort
California
Krise
Mary
Emily Mavieby
Wm. F. Mavieby
Bertha Kemp
Co G W. Z. Black
Halhtown
W. Va
ME Giwick
Helen
Veronia
Wm. Giwick
Frank Bennett
Murrey
Mary B. Kolb
Conner
Magese Perogog
Mies Katie Hel
Afrs
Hunichen
Tariff reform debate and Gorman urged to resign
Letters from Frederick county condemn Senator Gorman for his stance toward President Cleveland and demand his resignation. A St Paul Globe clipping praises Gorman’s opponents and notes broader tariff reform sympathy across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorman
Frederick
Tariff Reform Democrats
Frederick County
Court Park
Cleveland
House of Representatives
Maryland
Wilson
St. Paul
Stillwater
Minn
Camp Monocacy Campers Enjoy Riverbank Outing Near Frederick
Report on Camp Monocacy along the Monocacy River one mile north of Frederick Junction. Boys camped last Saturday amid trees with tents, banner, and a 12 by 14 eating tent. Caterer John Bowens served two dozen large frogs at lunch. Camp well run by Claude McCleery banner painter. Attendees include Tyson, Motter, McCleery, Trendie, Wood, McCardell, Wolfe, Doll, Storm, and others. Tex News notes the visit and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany
Frederick Junction
B.&c.r KR
Monocacy
Bovn
John Bowens
Mata
Clsude McCleery
Mesera
Robert Tyson
Roger Motter
Claude McCleery
H. Burne Trendie
Roger Wood
Albert McCardell
Thos. Wolfe
George Doll
Frederick
William Storm
Camden
N. J
County Picnic Dates Across Towns And Churches
Picnic notices list events at Feagaville Utica Rocky Hill Mt. Carmel Wollaville and other locales. Groups include St Luke s Lutheran Union Sunday schools Reformed Lutheran and Graceham Corner Band with planned music and Jubilee singers. Dates span August through September with multiple Saturdays highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Lutheran Sunday School
Feagaville
E CG. Kean
Union Sunday School of
Utica
George W. Brtller
Rocky Hill Lutheran Sunday School
Reformed Sunday School of
Mt. Carmel
Merle Hireshew
Island Park
Rocky Springs
Jiddietown
Wollaville
Dubel'e Grove
Jefferson
Braddock
Myarsville Band
Railroad Posts Bring In Tramps and Escapee
Ellicott City and nearby along the B and O main stem have become a gathering ground for warrants. Thursday seventeen tramps and one escaped House of Refuge inmate were captured at Galthers. the latter sent to the House of Correction for ninety days. More were taken that night and jailed in Ellicotts City for Carroll county authorities. Sunday two youths arrested for illegal car riding broke away. one was caught after a half mile chase, the other fled toward the Paptapaco river and vanished into Baltimore county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellicott City
Baltimore and Ohio
House of Refuge
Galthers
House of Correction
Reformatory
Justice Gorsach
Sykeaville
Ellicots City
Carrol County
Paptapaco
Baltimore County
Episcopal St John’s Chapel Opens at Walkersville
The new St John’s Chapel in Walkersville, a neat frame building seating about a hundred, opened for service July 28 under Rev. R. Whitingham. It features a recess chancel, Gothic stained glass windows, a low bell tower, yellow pine woodwork, and bronze green chancel fittings. The chapel is part of Catoctin Parish, the second built in four years after St Stephen’s in Thurmont. Parishioners from Thurmont and Catoctin Furnace attended the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
R. Whitingham
Catoctin Parleh
St Stephen’s Et Thurnont
Thurmont
Catoctin
Syrup of Figs Promotes Gentle System Cleansing
An 19th century health note promotes Syrup of Figs as a mild cleanse for sluggish digestion and constipation. It claims to awaken kidneys and liver activity without irritation while relieving headaches colds and fevers.
Flour From Old Wheat Promoted Despite Counterfeits
Advertises flour made from strict ly flat old wheat and warns buyers to beware of counterfeit pew wheat products being marketed as old wheat.
Property sale and local news brief in Dublin
Noah E. Cramer sold property in Dublin on behalf of Prof. Edward Stauffer of Baltimore to William H. Shealey for 800 dollars. C. E. Zellers showcased a night blooming cereus display at his South Market Street store with six flowers last Saturday night. Subscribe for The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah E. Cramer
Edward Stauffer
Baltimore
Dublin
William H. Shealey
Funeral rites for Charles H. Jackson held at Quink Chapel
The funeral for Charles H. Jackson colored man and church trustee occurred yesterday at 3 o'clock in Quink Chapel with Rev. L Beckett and Rev. J T Owens leading services. Interment followed at Green Mount. A T Rice & Sons served as undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furerak
Charles H. Jackson
Quink Chapel
L. Beckett
J. T. Owens
United Merchants Association
Fredericktonian Lodge
Henry Scott
Marahall Jenkins
Nicholas Gasaway
Wilson Faylor
Thomas Lyles
John H. Cosley
Greenmount
A. T. Rice & Sons
Frederick Boesing
North Market Street
Rey Veborne Jogte
Mt. Olivet
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Chamel N. Hahn
Richard Anderson
Rudolph Neidnart
Gorge O
David W. Kato
F. d Schroeder
Rath
John A Eyler
Mt Olivet
Hassearl
F.schroeder
Not a Cent Missing
Hon George L Wellington prepared a statement showing the amount of money in the United States Sub-treasury Baltimore when he retired. The total noted was 11 580 631 51 dollars and cents. Treasury experts counted the money and verified the cash on hand matched Wellington’s figures. Hammond credited Wellington for accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Wellington
United States
Sub-treasury
Baltimore
Treasury
Judge Hammond
Calted
Wellington
Hammond
Afr
Uncle Sam
Advertised Letters and Local Notices From Frederick 1804
Advertised letters in Frederick City Post Office dated August 4 1804 include Laprea Listes Corcella Alezande Mrs J8 Bohn Miss Maggie V stockman and others. Real estate transfers cited involve Jeremish Thomas to Henry Thomas 18 acres plus. The Key Monument Association plans an executive committee meeting tonight at the YMCA rooms. Divorce granted Etta G Sahm from Harry J Sahm with custody awarded to Etta and costs to be paid by Harry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Deld
Laprea
Corcella Alezande
Bohn
A. & Gorion
Maggie V Stockman
Michael Dorsey
Fred. Geyer
Harry King
John Stine
Samuel War der
Jeremish ‘Thomas
Henry ¥. Thomas
Frank IL Stoner
Carrie EB. Walker
Frederick County
Carrie E- Walker
Ellesei Smith
Mt. Pleasant
Ine Key Monument
Execu Utive
The
Key Monument Association
Collettora
Dress stuffs sale and grocery excursion notice
An advertisement promotes a profitableMonday sale of dress ginghames in medium colors at 8x formerly 10c, plus navy duces and accessories, with a grocery excursion to Island Park on August 8 featuring tea, a bridge, a tunnel, and a concert by the Island Park Orchestra. The piece mentions prices, upcoming shipments, and attractions for a family outing.
Bay Ridge and Baltimore Excursion Offers Affordable Travel
The Catholic Club and St. John's Sunday school invite all to a Bay Ridge to Baltimore round trip at $150, with an August 14 excursion and a $1.50 fare for August 1 date. The trip features the steamboat Colombia and three day return options. Also note Aug 20 to 25 railroad round trips for the Farmers Encampment. A free health lecture for ladies is planned in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Rige
Baltimore
Catholic Club
St. John’s
Bay Ridge
Colombia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Mount Gretna
East Liberty
Bryn Mawr
Northern Central Railway
Lutherville
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
Vinyl Co
New York
Ab Kemp Hail
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JLY News
Fenelon
Eugene Aram
Ms—Dams Ocornell
Te PY Kerry
Geros
Fredérek North
Lord North
Lews Napoleon
Francy
Boa- Togne
Syte
Geon Bingham
Uno
Westoopa
Mass
Wascarxeron, D.C
Mw, Hargrnetex
Weather Bureau
George A. Gilbert
Getzendanner
A. Aubert
Penna R. R. F
Rhodes
C. Zacharias
M. Nixdorf
Dr. Deane Co
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Hood
Huffer
Barkitteville
Baltimore | Sun
Charles
Broadway
Wiman
Staten Island
Baltimore Sun
Yeiman
Reuss
Mr. Wiman
Houss
Shriner Milling Co
Ceresville Roller
Cerebville Roller
Tapert Accountants
Etta G. Sahm
Harry J. Sahm
John Hendrickson
Merly
Joan Hanoxioxava
STAUB
LON Tea
Coston
V. Staub
Telephone
Tickota
God
Martiinsburg
Winchester
Charlestown
Yinger
Walkereville
Harper's Ferry
McCardell’a
Railing
Rodock & Meidig
Frodlok
Aeds
Erges
Rodock & Neidig
T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Som
Preseunt Chazerons
L. Harley
NY Geen Clo Erchast
Ailok
BR. I. Hablsy
South Market St. Frederick
Barth
Apollo
Bay View
Lompany
SND C. HL Evans & Bons
J. A. C. Lipps
Cot
West Patrick and
Telerraps Bis
Frederick, Mc
W. C. Eldridge
ECRU
Bailing Grocery CO
N. Market
James E. Walker & CO
J "E Walker & CO
West Patrick Steert. Wrederick
B. H. Blackston
B. H. Buacystor
N. Market Street
W. S. Miller & CO
Miller & Go
P. B
City Coal
Canton
Toille du Nord Ginghams
Lancaster
Tames EK. Walere & U0
Baltimore Vein
Lyrens Valley
George's Creek
Cumberland
Shriner's
Aienton WM
Miller & OC
Ofice
Patrick Street
Water Street Depot
JOB Printing Office
Mackinnon
Frederick Farr
Mulliniz
Kep
GeokFicen
Lawns, Ginghams, &c
Mouuon & Kur
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