Obscure 19th Century Notice Fragments From Local Ledger
A jumble of brief items records political chatter about a House of Commons, animal tales, fashion hints, weather quips, hunting seasons, and local notices. It notes births, deaths, funerals, and a few minor incidents including an injured wrist and children sent from Baltimore.
Unclear sportman predicts spring rabbit abundance
An elderly sportman stated that rabbits would be unusually plentiful this season, claiming observation supports his forecast. He suggested a field stroll would lead anyone to the same conclusion, noting fields and woods as the setting for his trend observation.
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Sportamen
Weather Heat and Summer Fun Dominate East End Life
A breezy 19th century column recalls scorching August weather with heat waves and relief showers, detailing local picnics at Braddock and the aroma of ice cream from the factory. Emancipation Day celebrations, Bay Ridge outings, and a grand trolley party with notable guests color the week, ending with plans for Midnight Bell entertainment and upcoming picnics.
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Lsat
Tis
East End
Middletown Parsonals Share Local Visiting Notes
Local notices list Rev Charles Winpigier’s temporary pulpit in Washington and family ties to Middletown. The column records visits by Missea Molife Virgie Renner from Hagerstown, and many other relatives and friends from Frederick Quincy Jefferson Poolesville and beyond. A steady stream of trips and greetings marks community life.
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Ethel May
Wilila
Ida Rhoderick
Bear Feagaville
Rev. Ditmar
Jefferson
Mt. Oiiver Cemetery
C. C. Carty
Mary Aschemecler
Charles H. Aschemelser
Lansdowne
Baltimore County
Wm. Keller
Catoctin Mountain
Lewis H. Mosley
Quincy
Isatah Mealey
Frederick
Mealey
Fannie
Jacob T. C. Miller
Henry Hofman
Petersville
Baltimore
Hesse Darmstadt
Germany
Alvy Smith
Wolfsville
Gertrude Mack
New York City
Airs
Daniel Miner
West Town
Mack
Luella Marriott
Willam H. Gaylor
Marcle
Snow
Stephen R. Bowlus
Broad Run
Mary F. Willard
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Samuel E. Grove
Woilaville
Yvelay
Oakland
California
William E Toms
Alameda
Frances Rady
Waiter KR. Rady
Mt Airy
Carroll County
Misa Lizzie Smith
Hagerstown
Edns Grove
Lacy Whipp
Pittsburgh
Edward L. Willard
George D. Williard
Pootesville
Issac Koung
Mitre Genta Boteler
Sharpsburg
West Virginia
George W. Wachtel
Myereville
Leet
Manns Visit Friends in Washington Area
Mr and Mrs John M Mann were visiting friends in Washington for several days during the past week Miss Nannie Routzahn of Frederick was also visiting friends in this place
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John M. Mann
Washington
Nannie Routzahn
Frederick
Picnic Gatherings Report Across County
County wide picnic notices list events at Rocky Springs New Market Friendship Grove Wolfaville Cable's woods Ramsabarg Ramsabarg Feagaville Clopper's Station Island Park and Jefferson. Groups include Sunday schools Lutheran union and Sabbath School with music by Valley Corner Band. Dates cited include August 19 22 22 25 29 with various locations and activities.
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Rocky Springs
New Market
Greagerstown
Friendship” Grove
Ton
Lutheran Sunday School
Wolfaville
Cable’s Woods
Charleavilla Sunday Echo
Arias D. Ramsabarg
Feagaville
Frederick
Island Park
Tonaday
Clopper's Station
Montgomery County
Hansomilia Sabbath School
Araby Union Sunday School
George Zimmarman
Valley Corner
Sunday Schools of
Jefferson
The Coming Lantern Parade in Frederick
The Frederick bicycle club hosts a lantern parade and watermelon feast on Thursday evening with plans for young lady cyclists. A prior parade drew strong enthusiasm and officials anticipate a crowd equal to past successes. A general meeting Monday at 7 80 o clock will finalize arrangements with all committees meeting afterward.
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Frederick
Angasat
Ine
Spo
Bicycle Club
Peach grower warns premature fruit harms market in Washington
A prominent peach grower says many immature peaches were shipped from the South Mountain Delta and harmed the fruit’s reputation. He estimates Washington county's peach crop at about four hundred thousand bushels.
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South Mountain
Washington County
Telegraph Pole Wagon Mishap Delays Western Union Run
Nine men handled four wagon loads of telegraph poles from Bohreraville Washington county toward Middletown. The first wagon broke its tongue. crews spent nearly an hour reloading. Poles were moved between wagons to complete the delivery route while delays and heat affected the crew.
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Bohreraville
Washington County
Union
Middletown
Burktttaville
Siddletons
Hobrersville
Barksttaville
Aield
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al Scions
Cad
Loyal Baking Powder CO
the Daily News
Bright
Bilthe
Cross
Boacon
EU Dalen Cinatac Endwerar Union
House of Commons
Beltimore
Jane
Milton @ Urner
St Pen-Mar
John Bowlus
Charles L. Wittler
House of Refuge
House of Correction
Ccowielge
Caliaghsrop Co
Birepria Araggists
Towh
Noosa
Summier
Spough
Hubbards
Echo Anewara
Electric Railway
Braddock
Africa
Greanland
Dalea
Abe Lincoln
Anguat
Fair Grounds
Bay Ridge
Aifiamon
Homs
Patrick Street
Carroll
East Street
Phillip Kunkel
John Hardt
George Markell
Biram Keefer
Theodore Detepiaine
Ben Brown
Markell
Governor Rhodes
Professor Smith
John B. W. Hargett
Courtles
Obsistian Association
Erin
Rocky Sp
Adien
French West
Dr. Schilling
Central Dry Goods House
Monon Laundry
Frodages
HR. Debring
C. H. Heffner
Proprietors, Co. & P
Telephone
South Market Street
A. Gilbert
M. Market SC
Prederick, Md
Peter
Carty
Hos
East
Frederic, Ki
Dar Porta
Summer Clearing Sale
Renner & Kemp
Namea Ata
Maryland National Guard
Gapland
Locomoappetite
Ives
Pierce
Golden Medical
Sas
Golen
Cape
Soy de Nicaces
Om Gartha
Proctor
Morgan Co, Ma
Straw Hall
Oxford
Grove & Kindley
Willard C. Keller
No.15
South
Sabket ST
Cowing
H. B. Etchison
Telephone No
Market &T
Frederick, Md