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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1897

Page

3

Aspirants For Several Offices In Frederick County Rally

Republican delegates meet to select nominees for judiciary clerkship and other county offices. Motter favored for associate judge. Crawford county system to govern delegate selection. Democratic slate contenders include Jordan and Beer for clerkship, Waters for Register of Wills, with branches in Mt Pleasant and Woodville districts selecting delegates.

John C. Motter Messrs. Umer Eichélberger Crawford County Neve Meade Delega Ea Anil Turdsy Frederick Eobn Arkell Elmer Brown Beffoer Donghiass B. Barget Harry W. Bowers E&c2 Simechsncs Begia Ateas Hbsyvs Bir Af. P. Wood New Market Wo. P. Maulety J. E.R Wood Glice Worthington Ex. C Eeedy Tobe L. Jordan N— Cawbent J. Polk Beer Charles C. Waters Register of Wills Mt. Pleasant Gutriet C. Jones Zimmeman B.C. Jones Zixomerman D. HB. Routzabn Wm. N- Todd John Welker Obas Stevens Thomas Baker Singleroe Bex Clinton Dutrow John Dudrear Lewis Kolb Reuben Kolb James Burton Geo Sheetenhelm Hedrick Burrick Jac H Cramér Calvin Zimmerman Robert Wachter J. W.cutsail Calvin Sisvens Grafton Cosiiz Edward Rideout James Jackson Woodville Wheon Eelock Dr. Dévilbiss Rher Howard Jacge

Fragmented Briefs Reflect Odd Bits From Global News

A jumble of notes mentions British ports with thousands of vessels and a claim about local population and doctors. It also notes subsidies to newspaper men, a record-breaking font, and a projected railroad coast to open. Reports of relic exhibitions, a hot water lake, and reconstructions of President Harrison's tomb appear amid scattered lines.

Geited Kingdom Gnus Coastelle Lion Oxistoma Hnez Sean John Lakey Laughedt Atesall Gari Dirat Snd Prince Imperia Airanean William Henry Harrison Nocih Bend Ohio

Young Man Killed by Locomotive in Mountains

Clarence E B Smith of Pleasant Waller near Smithsburg was struck Saturday evening by a Western Maryland passenger train while walking with a young woman on the Edgemont to Smithsburg track. He died minutes later. the woman escaped. The train backed to the body, taken to Hagerstown, then Smithsburg. Smith was about twenty, over six feet, unmarried, returning from a Smithsburg festival when the accident occurred.

Clarence EB. Smith Pleasant Waller Smithsburg Western Maryland Railroad Edgemont Necesita Ee Remsins Hagerstown Charles M. Sater Youngisdy

Funeral Rites for Major O C Hotter Held in Immitsburg

Officers of the Department of Maryland Grand Army of the Republic left Hilen Station Baltimore at 8 this morning to attend the funeral of Major OC Hotter of Immitsburg who died Friday afternoon. Members from the Gator Veterans Association Solea Cavity Association and Grand Army Club attended. Fire services were at the Presbyterian Church and interment followed at the burying grounds. The article notes the death, attendance, and funeral arrangements.

Fannie Delashmalt Frederick Washington More and Ohio Railroad Wesa Luther Robiman Evangelical Lutheran Charch Fenion Thomas Eb.d. ‘Thoma Johnson G A.T. i Daniel Joseph Chiswell Bt. Olivet C. Co. Carty Charles Annie Rothedhoffer

Our Baltimore Visitors Excurtions To Braddock Heights

Over two hundred Baltimore excursionists visited this city with 246 aboard the Mt Airy train plus pickups totaling about 260. The party reached Braddock Heights for scenic views from the summit and enjoyed the pavilion, groves, and spring water before the return to Baltimore. Passengers praised the trip and urged future Baltimore outings with low prices for meals and souvenirs.

Monumental Baltimore Braddock Belghta Mt. Airy Sli Ciy Braddock Heights Bat Thors Kefaavers T. v Billémore Frederisé Braddock Heigis

Work of Death Marshall Eyder

Marshall Hyder of Emmitsburg died at his sister Mrs. Charles J. Wentz residence in Baltimore after prolonged illness. Born in Frederick county he left his father's business to work with the Bay Lumber Company in the West where he served as treasurer. He was unmarried and survived by a widowed mother two sisters a brother a niece and nephew. Remains to be taken to Emmitsburg for family burial.

Marshall Eyder Marshall Hyder Emmitsburg Charles J. Wentz Greenmoust Avenue Baltimore American Europe Williem Oaler Johns’ Hopkins Hospital Heyer Wentz Frederick County Isaac Hyder Emmittsburg S Wider Fald Tem Bay Lusiber Company Lesven John Wood Charles Wentz Bel Imore M. Hyder Weetminser Eva Hyder Wentz Emmitaburg

Grace Lutheran Church installs Rev J W Heintz in East Stroudsburg

The Stroudsburg Pa Times reports the August 2 installation of Rev J William A Heintz as pastor of Grace Lutheran Church East Stroudsburg in a ceremonious service. The ceremony featured the Rev S A E Francis and founding pastor Rev B F Apple with an installation sermon and vows. Heintz, born in Frederick City Md, educated in Philadelphia and Allentown, comes to lead a growing congregation and build a firm foundation.

J. W. HH. Heimrs Pawer Sromieburg Stroudsburg Bev Grace Lutheran Church East Stroudsburg J. Wiliam Helotts Baiyou Calnness A. E. Francis Trinity Lutheran Church Philadelphia Heintz Aymn B. FP. Aprpi St. Paula Frincis Apple Helntz Geritz B F.apple Ladies Aid Society Dacy Isbor Luther Ruumatise Pratas Goriona William A. Heintz Frederick City Moublenburg College Allentown Lutheran’ Theological Philadelphis Frances Phiadelphia Hhis Earta

Thomort Tennis Club Skips Tuesday Return Games

A Thomort tennis club card notes there will be no play on Tuesday for the return matches. The club has two internal tournaments with eight players in doubles. Winners of the first and second series will compete for the club championship. Play begins at 2 o clock. Entered players include Hammond Arker Roger Motter Z W L Carty Frank Moore F L Smith Gay Doysil E F Leonard and G L Renner. The public is invited.

Thomort Gay Doysil E. &. Leonard G. L. Renner

Foster Leads Family Syndicate On Klondike Trail

Charles W Foster of Equityborg travels from Carsbetland through Eskimore and Ablo Railroad routes to St Paul Seattle and toward Klondye gold fields via Dyes Chilkotpasa and Lase Lindermas. He represents a family syndicate of two brothers an uncle and a cousin.

Charles W.foster Equityborg Carsbetland Eskimore ‘and Ablo St. Paul Seattle

Fatal Accident Near Cherry Rimes In Virginia

A 92 year old man, T Wright of Set, Indiana, was attempting to board a freight train at Cherry Rimes, Virginia, yesterday. He was fatally injured, died hours later in Martinsburg. The victim's home was in Set, Indiana.

Cherey Foster T. Wright Cherry Rimes Martinsburg Wee St Set Tnd

Broad Chronicle of Sabbath Services in Martinsburg Churches

Sunday worship drew large crowds as Rev. Henry Thomas and several ministers from Martinsburg and nearby towns preached in Episcopal, Trinity, Presbyterian, Reformed, and M E churches. St James Lutheran celebrated with five members received. the St Peters Church dedication at Harper’s Ferry postponed to October due to delayed memorial windows.

Henry Thomas Martienburg W. Va M. E. Church Bloodgood Washington, D. C A. J. Gill Baltimore Gill Acrvices Edward L. Watson M. B. Ghurdh Buckeys Iown Christ Daniel Baker Annie Keler EB. V. Moiler J.B. Groff Mary, Paul Roger Groff Bely Baker Duatt Bila Maggie Millard W. Af. Birayer St. James’ Lutheran Church Ile Vale Wehlp David the King St. James Sanday Glaza Jeferson Piks St Peters Catholic Church Harper's Ferry

NO STREET PARADE FOR EMMANCIPATION DAY IN BALTIMORE

Emancipation Day celebrations for colored citizens of Baltimore will be held next Thursday with an organized excursion to Frederick via Western Maryland Rail Road. Groups including Progressive Assembly No. 1 Preston Assembly No. 1 Union League No. 5 Metropolitan Band Eatow Bicycle Clone S Marys Cadets and Charles Street Porters announce a parade by train only amid warnings of police and sheriffs at depots to curb disorder and ensure safety. The committee led by C. W. Cottman chairman and J. A. Washington secretary outlines precautions and transport details for visitors to Agricultural Park and other sites.

Baltimore Frederick Maryland Progressive Assembly No Preston Assembly Union League Metropoli Eatow Bicycle Clon Ss. Mary's Cadats Charles Street Asef Frederick Electric Comm C. W. Cottman J. A. Washingtor

Advertised Letters at Frederick City Post Office 1887

A Frederick City post office notice lists remaining advertised letters as of Saturday August 7 1887. Names include Gear Lemon's List Jane Brookis Jno H Carter Samuel Cover Charles Howard and others. Also James List Matthew Cramer Miss Gola Barwater and several others are named. A traveling man recently returned from a hunting trip showed rifle ball struck into a gator skull to Mr Charles W H Keefer, who added it to his curios collection.

EL Strors Frederick City Gear Lemon Janes Brookis Jno H. Carter Yamuel Cover Charlee Howard Mo Qutosh Hen. K. Whiman Japtes Matthew Cramer Gola Barwater Dog Bu'l Macy A. Smith Maggis Olrich Mira Nelle Wright

Rabland men ride bicycles to Frederic and depart for Baltimore

William Lanncaster Wheer James W. Cox W. 8. Brown and D Kerr of Rabland Virginia rode to Frederice on their bicycles and left yesterday by train for Baltimore.

Moisie Wiliam Lanncaster

Niagara Falls Excursion and Round the Wing Encampment Adverts

An OCR filled local notice describes a Niagara Falls ten day tour leaving August 12 with Pullman cars and stopovers Rochester Buffalo Geneva Watkins Glen and Glenwood. It mentions round trip fare from Frederick and tickets via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Also advertised is the thirty first annual encampment of the A R Rowli in Buffalo from August 11 to 23 with VIP attendance and tickets at one fare for the round trip.

Marky Amet Hebsi Baltimora An Onis Nisgera Pullman Watbington Niagara Rochester Buffalo Geneva Watkins Glen Glennox Ise Frederick Nesreat James M. Schryger Gener I Baltimore Bealy a.-Rowli Baffelo Mic Kipley Cabinct Veterens Bsitimore Ohio Ita Ohio River

Farmers' Prc-Nic to feature farmers meeting at Braddock Heights

President D C Kemp of the Frederick County Farmers Institute announced that arrangements are complete for the woods meeting at Braddock Heights this Friday. Prominent speakers will discuss timely farming topics and music will enliven the occasion.

Prc-Nic D.C. Kemp Frederick County Fermiers Institute Great Woods Braddock Heights

Frederick and Vanigans Play Ball at Athletic Park

Base ball game set this afternoon at Athletic Park between Frederick club and the Vanigans of Baltimore. Calling time shortly after 4 o'clock with Baltimore players arriving at 3 56. Horton and Owing listed as batters for Baltimore and Molesworth and Bennett for Frederick. Better to prevention Hood s Sarsaparilla promotes pure blood and strong nerves.

Athletic Park Frederick Club Vanigans Baltimore Horton Owing Molesworth Bennett Frederick Hood

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