PURELY PERSONAE IN MARTINABURG SOCIETY GAZETTE
Miss Curria Young and Ide Barkhart of Martinaburg West Virginia visit Mrs H F Ruprecht of Third street. Fred Cuahwa of Cherry Run visits Frederick. Mrs Clinton R Grove and child of Hagerstown visit Jefferson parents. Floy Koehler of Hagerstown visits cousin Mira Tyson in Frederick. Mrs Ellen Sanders and daughter Fannie of Middletown spend the week in Hagerstown visiting relatives. Little Burdette Lamar near Orleans visits Eleanor Markey on Boat Second street. Mabel Stoner of Tiffin Ohio and J H Davis W M Perz of Philadelphia and Mr and Mrs A Culver of Annapolis guests of J C Cronise Harmony Grove. Shafer Hargett spent yesterday in Baltimore. Ernest Ketler of Washington, guest of the Spley family, returned this morning. Charles Brangle leaves for Washington after visit to his family. Annie Bough of East Sixth street leaves for Washington for a visit. Misses Virginia and Olena, daughters of Rev J Stee North Baltimore, visit Miss Esmile Flook Myersville. Miss Clara Garrett and Mrs D M Stamp of Baltimore visiting Mrs D M Scholl East Patrick street. Charles Nasbach visiting relatives in Baltimore. Master Barry Kolb, popular messenger, is at Bay Ridge. A M Kingman of Norfolk County Virginia visits sister M J Grove at Zin near Frederick. William Branger, Judge Booth, Ham Pepin et al guests at Bunset the home of Mr Re Re Bouck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curria Young
Ide Barkhart
Martinaburg
W. Va
H. F. Ruprecht
Third Street
Fred. Cuahwa
Cherry Run
Frederick
Clinton R. Grove
Child
Hagerstown
Jefferson
Floy Koehler
Mira Tyson
Ellen Sanders
Fannie
Middletown
Burdette Lamar
Urleans
Eleanor Markey
J. Hansbew Markey
Second Street
Mabel Stoner
Tiffin
Ohio
J. H. Davis
W.M. Perz
Philadelphia
A. Culver
Annapolis
J.C. Cronise
Harmony Grove
Shafer Hargett
Baltimore
Ernest Ketler
Washington
Wm. 8Pley
Charles Brangle
Wiss Annie Bough
Bay Ridge
A. M. Kingman
Norfolk County
Virginia
M. J. Grove
Zin
Wm. Branger
Booth
Bunset
Rere Bouck
The Key Monument Receipts Rise With Donations
The Key monument fund has grown by 1775 since the last report in The News. Contributions include 14 from Nellie Bleney Eyater of San Francisco and 31 previously, totaling 45. The association marks its first anniversary on Maryland Day September 12 with plans for a Maxine Band concert from Washington. Vice President Lewin A. Rice reports contributions from families of Hiram Keefer C. C. Carty and others totaling a generous amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Bleneng Eyater
San Francisco
Cal
Maryland
Maxine Band
Washington
Lewin A. Rice
Hiram Keefer
C. C. Carty
Republican convention poised for county and state duties
Republican delegates chosen in district primaries will meet at Junior Hall tomorrow morning at 13 o'clock to select delegates for the state convention in Cambridge and to name delegates to the judiciary convention at Point of Rocks. Orphans' Court lists sales of personal property in estates of Mary A. Hedges and Joseph T. Wagner. Inventories filed for Edward Baker estate. Marriage licenses issued to Columbus Thomea and Clara E. Smith, both of this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Hall
Cambridge
Judiciary
Point of Rocks
Mary A. Hedges
Joseph T. Wagner
Cone
Edward Baker
Columbus
Thomea and
Clara E. Smith
This County
Emancipation Echoes Celebrate Lincoln Birthday Parade
A large crowd of colored attendees traveled from out of town for the emancipation celebration at the Fair Grounds. Speeches by Congressman Wellington of Maryland and Malachi Gibson followed by a parade, dancing, picnics, and a baseball game with the home Maryland Trotters prevailing 16 to 7. Police kept order as revelry continued into the night with parades, street gatherings, and several pranks by country visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeter
Fair Grounds
Ronch
L. Wellington
Malachi Gibson
Baltimore
Spearera
Wellington
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Bose
Addreez
Gibson
Maryland Trotters
Westminster
Newa
Visi Ung
Frederick
Behayl
Eckstine
East
Patrick Stree
Baltimore and Ubico
Fasania
Chile
North Market Street
Ueasl
Lancedeek
Razora
Catlin House
Midweek Market Prices and Local Politics Summary
The market notes a mixed midweek fruit and vegetable outlook with corn and tomatoes plentiful so prices stay modest while peaches and pears fetch better values. Blackberries are available in quantity. Congressman-elect George L. Wellington visited Frederick, met Republicans, and discussed prospects for Republican success this fall before taking an evening train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wellington
George L. Wellngton
Frederick
Wellington
City
Baltimore
Ball game outing from Frederick to Hagerstown
C D Doll proprietor of City Hotel Frederick B Dathell France and Wm Eckaine Frederick registered at the Baldwin. They drove from Frederick saw the ball game and returned this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Large crowd attends temperance pageant near Byars Town
A temperance event at tabier's Grove west of Byars Town Frederick county drew a large audience. About five hundred conveyances passed the gales with many carrying six to ten passengers. The Browningsville Brass Band furnished music while speakers included J W Seele C J Bundette F W Stettes L Barnes F C Smith and John LL Seyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moa
Coenty i Episcopal Church
Tabier’s Grove
Byads Town
Frederick County
Strees
Brief Bits and Local News Tidbits
Washington monument access rises to 237,000. Judge Stake rules witness fees in criminal cases cannot be county-charged. Sharpsburg peach interest formed. Peaches forecast with 6 bushels in one crop. Eclipse to darken skies in September. L L Sullivan to start Boston hotel venture. Oldest Middletown resident Knoa Doub is 87. Winchester to celebrate water works completion. New counterfeit five-dollar note found. Tramps barred from Harper's Ferry with 24 hours hard labor. Bass catches and a double apple bloom noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washipgton
Hagerstown
Saya
Cumberland News
Ber
George
Pearre
Siborney
Allegany County
United States
John L Sullivan
Boston
Middletown
Air
Knoa Doub
Sharpaburg
Chas
Biggs
Sharpsburg
Pry Brothers
Keedyaville
Atchison Globe
Ihbe
Green Apple
Winchester
J.C Jamison
Grimee
Indiana
Baltimore
Buéna Vists
Mount Airy wedding links New York and Baltimore pair
A quaint Mount Airy ceremony united E Harvey Pasalpae of New York and Miss Jetale F. Otto of Baltimore formerly Frederick. Rev. J T Marah officiated in a floral setting. After a jacket, the couple departed for New York aboard a 250 brain amid rice showers and old shoes, with relatives present including Mrs Robert Bellman and Miss Sallie Bellman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Aiet
Walter KR Rudy
Mount Airy
E. Harvey Pasalpae
New York
Misa Jetale F. Otto
Baltimore
Frederick
J. T. Marah
M. E. Church
Melcolm Bellman
Besdal
Mra
Robert Bellman
Mias C. May
Hattie and Levan
Stu Barnes
Hiss Sallie Bellman
Rk, Barnes
Charles C. Rouizalon
Funeral services for Edward M Main and Laura V Staley
The funeral of Edward M Main was held Tuesday at 9 am in the Reform Church with Rev. T F Hoffmeier officiating and burial in Reform Cemetery. pallbearers included Andrew Morgan and William Lakin. Laura V Staley wife of Cornelius Staley had services at her home in Shookstown with Rev. K E Bechbach presiding and interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. pallbearers named Calvin Kefanver Wmtz Henry Gonso BL Mils David Grove John Stockman. A T Rice & Sona were the funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Main
Reform Chareh
T. F. Hoffmeier
Reforment Cemetery
Andrew Morgan
Wm. Lakin
Joseph Huprecht
Wm. Morrison
Charles Falk
James Forney
A.T. Rice & Sons
Detectives Stop Four Riders on Express Car Top
Detective Norris of the B and C Railroad nabbed four negro men riding atop a Washington to Frederick excursion train. One jumped from the window as the ten mile per hour train neared Rockville. Mr Grayson E Stup of Gettysburg College will lead the Y M C A young men meeting Sunday with the topic How to Treat to Devi. All men invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
B. & C. Railroad Company
Washington
Rockville
Grayson E. Stup
Gettysburg College
Frederick
Stup
Tad's Escape From Horse Slows on West Patrick Street
A small boy of Mr Jobo Remsbay was knocked down by a horse attached to a stick wagon on West Patrick street yesterday. He slipped under the horse but escaped with no injury. The piece notes poor digestion and nervousness, and recommends Hood's Sarsaparilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo Remsbay
West Patrick Street
Esterday
Samuel Caller
Fire at farm straw stacks in Frederick area
Incendiary fire destroyed about forty to sixty tons of straw on the farm of Mr Bhafer Hargett ten miles south west of Frederick. Firemen lacked water and only a junior company responded, saving the barn and outbuildings as a light wind pushed flames away. City onlookers gathered along Telegraph street seeking clues to the arsonist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhafer Hargett
Jefferson
Prederick
Catrin Boone
Telegraph Street
State news and local items from the region
The state board hears tax appeals while a viaduct plant is rebuilt and a prohibition league forms in Howard county. Harford crops look short. St John’s College reorganizes. the first John E Aurat Democratic Club forms at Princess Anne. Watermelon shipments begin from Salisbury. William Blakeley E Mott dies near Whitesville aged 91. A large Methodist church planned at Nanticoke Point. Montgomery Republican Convention splits. two Crisfield crabbers arrested by Virginia police. Henry Atkinson jailed in Worcester County for larceny and attempted arson. John Miller murdered near Manchester, Carroll County. Campbell Seminary receives a flag from Balti more groups who praise the gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viaduct
Betag
Howard County
Harford
St. John’s College
Bopolis
John E. Aurat
Princess Anne
Saliabury
Blakeley E Mott
Whitesville
Wicomico County
Nanticoke Point
Montgomery
Crisfield
Pocomoke
Virginia
Henry Atkina
Worcester
Pocomoke City
Sohn Miller
Oliver Everhart
Manchester
Carroll County
Welle and McComas Council Junior Order
American Mechanics
Baltitimore
Cambridge
Henry
Leopold to be Given a Habeas Corpus Searing
Leopold to be given a habeas corpus searing as George W Leopold, jailed at exstown, faces charge linked to a death near Harper's Ferry. Octogenarians Hugh, W. Ogk, and another man are aged in their 80s yet active. A damaged buggy wheel near Woodsboro prompted a near-miss and minor injuries to a passerby. Local folk recall a stone house fall and a family history linked to the Albaugh property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold
George W. Leopold
Exstown
da’ J. Markey
Harper's Ferry
Bobser
Hugh
A W. Ogk
Jesee Morningatar
Haugh
Come See Ye Low Prices on Goods and Carriages Sale
Local advertisement lists special Saturday sale hours from 6 to 10 p m offering all dc goods at 52 al 10c goods at Sc all Lic at Sz all 23a goods at 152 plus great bargains on baby carriages express wagons water coolers hammocks and more. Also promotes U No Fonte tonic and Knights Templar Boston excursion tickets with round trips from several eastern cities and a guided North tour via Pennsylvania Railroad with a 100 travel rate and full itinerary.
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P. W
Smith's Temple of Fancy
Knights Templer Vonclaya
Boston
B&o
Knights Templar
Mase
B.O& UO. R.R Co
Ohio River
Pennsylvania
Bosson
Pannayivantsa Ratiroad
Qauobac
Wonderland
Glan
Navare Falls
Thousand Islands
Quebec
Montreal
Au Sable Chasm
Laxes Champlain and
George
Saratoga
Highlands
Hudson
New York
Brooklyn
Newark
Trenton
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Wanshingon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broadway
Broad Street Station
Exclureion to Atlanticity Series Final Beads via B and O
Last of series of trips to Beaacore via B and O announced for Thursday August 23. Excellent train arrangements promised after past issues. Tickets on sale at same rates. date noted as August 93. Trains depart Frederick 545, 8055 m, 145 and 430 pm. Hagerstown 630, 1110 am and 5 pm. Round trip 5.50. slower rates from other stations. Buckeystown fete August 8-9 for Home for the Aged. Crake Choice steamed crabs 77 South Market St opposite B and O depot. U No tape worm medicine 5.00. U No Corn Cure 15c. U No Worm Lozenges 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaacore
B.&o.o
Thorsday
Sea Tale City
Traina
Frederick
Hagerstown
Carpet Special Promises Low Prices on Body Brussels
Fall sale offers high grade carpet designs at unprecedented discounts. See new fall collection of Body Brussels with values lower than ever for the same quality. Visit showroom to inspect options and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
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