New Ads Today Show Listings for Sales and Help Wanted
A compact ad slate lists items for sale including a blazer and a dwelling, with several businesses such as Houze and Thomas' Store offering goods and services. Other entries reference war pictures, confectionery, tin work, and August bargains, plus women wanted and summer foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blazer
Houze
Wertheimer
W. I Parsons
Daniel Hendrickson
War Pictures
Thomas
Ugustus Lebterz
John Hendrickson
Best
Boonsboro Cantalope Market Debuts Amid Odd NOTES
Brief bits note Boonsboro cantaloupes appearing on the market and Seady sale. a South Sea Islanders drink from corn. a Baltimore schooner encountered a 1000 foot string in the Atlantic. phosphorescent sea water near the English coast contained 25000 jellylike shapes per cubic foot. a woman remarks men drink to endure society. jurors drawn in Frederick district. peaches arrive from a Yellow Springs farm. Edison phonograph displayed in Carlin House. a Kalb hunts a rattlesnake near Yellow Springs. Consor drawn as jazyman replacing McBride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ab. Chas. BE. Halil
Frederick
J. A. Williamson
Frank L. Stoner
Yellow
James T. Consor
James HB. McBride
Hotel Arrivals List With Names and Cities
Yesterday's hotel arrivals include numerous guests from Baltimore New York Philadelphia and Washington among others. Notable names include Breckerhof Ness Cromwell Carson Weislarger Leepus Sim mons and Quinty with others listed from Hanover Cen terville and Cumberland reflecting a broad regional turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Breckerhof
C. N. Ness
E. B. Cromwell
T. E. Carson
R. Weislarger
H. E. Leepus
W. C. Simmons
Baltimore
F. A. Stevens
W. S. Quinty
Berger
New York
A.C. Welsh
Hanover
L. B. Collins
Centerville
W. A. Agnes
J. W. Wilson
W. Erleth
Philadelphia
Fll
Railing
Boston
J. W. Smith
Lanesville
W. A. Markeil
Charleston
W. Trennasay
Cumberland
A. P. Martin
Hegerstown
W.T. Rose
Washington
H. W. Wright
Harrisburg
G .B. Goetz
Charlesville
W. V. County
Columbia
F.J. Nelbert
David BH. Hotinger
Broad Fording
Washington County
Promising Violin Tutor Visits Mt Zion Band
Baltimore violin wand teacher Prof. A F Schermit of Park Hill College Endicott Cry Md spends weeks with Mr W E Lease at Mt Zion. He predicts assured success for the band's progress and is pleased with their musical development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Schermit
Baltimore
Patk Hill College
Endicott Cry
W.E. Lease
Pleesai
Mt. Zion Urass
Schermithes
Localillness Updates Across Rocky Springs and Market Street
The report notes Br. R. B. Tyler is better while Peter D. Crabba and Joshua Main of Rocky Springs show varying improvements. Isaae Haller of South Market Street fell ill this morning at the market while attending to meat stalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. R. B. Tyler
Peter D. Crabba
Rocky Springs
Joshua Main
Isaae Haller
South Market Street
Churches Preaching by Rev J St Clair Neal at Mt Pleasant
News notes Rev J St Clair Neal P E will preach at Mt Pleasant M E church next Sunday morning at 10 39 and again at 8 p m placing emphasis on morning and evening services in the church calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. St. Clair Neal
P. E
Mt. Pleasant M.E
The City Spring Water Rights and Local History
Frederick residents have long enjoyed Blehl's Spring on West Patrick Street with free use of its never drying waters. The spring's origin ties to John Riebland's family, later city takeover, and a yard once sold for 29 dollars then 100 to the city, establishing an underground link to Carroll Creek that prevents overflows. The spring supplied early hydrants and barrell deliveries, with fights for the first dip and no drowning incidents in memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Blehl
West Patrick Street
John Riebland
Riebl
Braner
Branner
Patrick
All Saints Street
Casper Mantz
Norris
Public Este
Joshua Dill
Lewis Dill
West Third Street
Algnos
South
Carroll Creek
This is a Peach Year in Diet Advice
The passage extols peaches as versatile food and drink, claiming they aid digestion, complexion, and energy after meals. It suggests eating peaches with cream or sugar, notes high sugar and acid content, and advises seasonal use with other fruits.
Watermelon Selection and Serving Tips from Old Notes
A concise guide on choosing ripe watermelons by tapping for hollowness and checking rind color. It mentions two types, long and narrow versus short and round, and notes social fruit parties in southern cities. It also describes stuffing a champagne watermelon with liquor, chilling before serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Springs
A Great Disappointment Before Mt Pleasant Trip
A party of young people from Mt Pleasant planned a White Rock visit but could not go due to unknown difficulties. Couples expected to attend included Miss Grace Shulenberger with Newton Cramer, Miss Barrick of Frederick City with E D Buckey, Miss Anns Hoke with Li Shulenberger, and Miss Mattie Hoke with Mix Fulton of Walkersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
White Rock
Grace Shulenberger
Newton Cramer
Barrick
Frederick City
E D. Buckey
Anns Hoke
Li Shulenberger
Pennsylvania
Mattie Hoke
Fulton
Walkersville
Found His Horse and Buggy Stolen from King's in Ridgeville
A horse attached to a buggy owned by Mr. King the grocer of Ridgeville was stolen while he attended a meeting. An officer could not locate the team or the thief. The team was found yesterday at Mt Pleasant tied in woods with no suspects identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. King
Ridgeville
Mt. Pleasant
Mrr. King
Light March Showers After Forty Days Drought
A brief 5 o'clock shower opened a damp morning sequence, with subsequent light showers throughout dawn. Believers hoped for rain to end the drought, but the weather remained unsettled as the day began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gsly
St. Swithin
Tomatoes Scarce Boost Market Prices
Tomatoes rose to one dollar per bushel at the market this morning as a crop scarcity raises fears of a total failure if rains do not come. Deslers warn of continued shortages unless weather improves.
Exciting Runaway Disturbs West Patrick Street Scene
A runaway horse team on West Patrick Street yesterday morning injured a horse owned by Samuel Dargett near Jefferson and nearly struck Dr. McComas who avoided collision by driving onto the curb. The three horse team driven by a colored man from Hargett fled near George Brust & Co and a horse fell, dragged about twenty yards, leaving the animal badly cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Street
Aoung
Samuel Dargett
Jefferson
Dr. McComas
Hargett
George Brust & Co
Purely Personal Local Visit Snippets in Frederick News
A string of personal notices lists residents and visitors across Frederick County. James McKinsey of Philadelphia visits sister Mrs Louisa Wroerner on East South Street, while Gertrude Bennett guests Mrs B F Brown in Washington. Many Baltimore and Brunswick visitors return home after stays, with trips to Atlantic City and Philadelphia noted. The Maryland World’s Fair appearance draws several locals, including D H Hargadon family and others registering at the Maryland building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McKinsey
Philadelphia
Louisa Wroerner
South Street
Frank B. Haller
Childres
Hagerstown
Mise Gertrude Bennett
Washington, D.C
B. F. Brown
Mame McSherry
Second Street
East
Atlantic City
Gertrude Galligher and Son
Baltimore
Annie Carr
Wollaville
Mollie L. Remsburg
George P. Remsburg
West Antietam Street
Frederick
Carroll
D. H. Hargadon
Missea
Camilla
Katie
Leo Hargadon
Walsh
Market Street
Buckeystown
David Lowenstein
James Merghard
Wm. Nusz
Chas. Heeze
Walter Andersen
P. H. C. Birely
Histe
P. R. R. Air
D. W. Gise
York
Weaver Organ Company
Eva Sing
Charles Cashour
Thomas Gittinger
Mobile
Als
Death notices from a Baltimore area paper miscued entries
Mildred Ross died at two months nine days on August 15 at 6 West orth Avenue Baltimore. Oscar and Emma Ross were her parents formerly of Frederick. Abraham F. Roddy, a county prominent citizen, died near Mechanicstone in his ninety fourth year. He farmed for years and left a handsome fortune. several children survive. Samuel R. Walling, son of Capt Henry Walling, died at his father’s East All Saints Street home in his forties. funeral set for Saturday at 3 PM. Christian Keing, a noted painter, died at his Orndorn extension home aged 50 years four months and twenty nine days. two small children noted. funeral planned for Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Ross
Westorth Avenue
Baltimore
Mildred Lee
Oscar
Emma Lewis Ross
Frederick
Sodde
Abraham F. Roddy
Mechanicstone
Air
Reddy
Samuel Walling
Samuel R. Walling
Capt
Henry Waling
Thomas Anders Held on Assault Charge in Vernon Incident
Thomas Anders was arrested this morning by Constable J D Moberly on assault and battery alleged to have occurred on Vernon Phe das on August 5. He appeared before Justice Edward Hewes, was found guilty after a hearing, and with no bail set at $100 was committed for grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Anders
J. D. Moberly
Vernon Phedas
Edward Hewes
Literary Society to Debates Voter Qualifications
The regular meeting of the literary society will be held tonight at sharp in their form. The debate covers the question whether property and education qualifications should be required of every voter. Affirmative spokesmen are W B Zimmerman and Roscoe Walke. negative speakers are Roger Wickham and John Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Society
W. B. Zimmerman
Roscoe Walke
Roger Wickham
John Green
Divorce Case Filed For Avelgia Eyyster By Poems Eyster
A divorce action in the form of a bill of complaint has been filed by Eyster through her counsel J C Motter against her husband Agarlah Eyyster. Respondent is represented by W P Mavisby Sr in counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyster
J. C. Motter
Agarlah Eyyster
W.P. Mauisby, Sr
City Aldermen Hold Meeting Seeks Water and Infrastructure Actions
The Board of Aldermen met with most members present to review finances, approve bills, and debate street, water, and reservoir needs. Actions included water main work, fence enclosure for the reservoir, hay weighing enforcement, and garbage removal bids with Zellers accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Mr. Ebberts
Cate Sesles
The
Northern
Christian Lerch
Southern District
D. Thomas
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Gl. x. Groshon
F. Schroeder
Samuel Wertheimer
D. H. Beat
Air
W. HB
Nicodemus
Frederick Fence Co
Mesars
Eisenhauer
Dadisman
Brookey
Ordeman
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Fair Grounds
Charles D. Doll
Alotel
Messrs
B. H. Blackston
H.R. Heck
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Carlton L. Stull
Committee On Clarms
George W. Brewele
Northern District
G. 5. Groshon
Edward Sinn
Allen Quynn
Examiner
J. Brenner
Fleming
North Market Street
Sir. F. Heinlein
Committee On Streets
Water Street
Brewers Riley
Bentz Street
John Schell
AE. C. Zellers
George H. Young
Messrs. Young and Zellers
Zellers
Young
Orderman
J. E. Price & Co
Pheasant and Squirrel Shooting Seasons by County Maryland
The Maryland law sets pheasant shooting from August 15 to January 1 statewide. County rules override state law in Allegany Baltimore Montgomery September 1 to January 1 Anne Arundel October 15 to January Carroll October 1 to December 24 Cecil September 5 to February 1 Frederick November 1 to January 1 Garrett September 1 to December Harford September 1 to February 7 Howard August 1 to December 24 Ot 12 to December 5. Squirrel hunting begin August 15 in Frederick with Carroll Washington and Wicomico counties allowing after September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Allegany
Baltimore
Montgomery
Anne Aronde
Carroll
Cecil
Frederick
Garrett
Harford
Howard
Frederick County
Washington
Wicomico Counties
Glass Eyes in Paris 1561 Surgical Treatise
A rare 1561 French work by Ambroise Paré describes glass prosthetic eyes as hollow gold spheres coated with enamel. The article notes these eye segments were worn when the eye sockets were damaged or lost, matching modern glass eyes in form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambroise Pare
Humaine
Paris
Pege
Missionary Meeting At Mt Carm el Sets Record Attendance
A large Sunday crowd gathered at Mt Carmel for the church annual missionary meeting featuring musical solos readings and recitations. J R Wood delivered the address while organizers credit the event as the largest of its kind in the community. An Orphans Court note reports sales of the estate of George W Slatt deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carmel
J. 2. R. Wood
Orphans’ Court
George W. Slatt
A Man, a Dog and a Pistol on North Market Street
A drunken man fired several shots near North Market and East Thundetreen around 11 pm. A heavyset man wearing a red suit advanced from East Third Street, attacked by a dog at the corner of North Market and English, fired at the dog, then fled toward Woodsboro Furmpike into darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
North Market
East Thundetreen
Nort Market Street
East Third Street
Miso
English Steee
Woodsboro
Iat
Seston
Various Maryland News Briefs From Early Republican Press
Dull local items report deaths such as Julius C L Hall and Alice Hammond while noting Governor Brown’s upcoming trip to Utica City. Drownings include Wilmer Steele in Elk River and a general crop ailment in Ceef county. naval affairs mention the Constellation’s Chesapeake visit. Other notes cover tax appeals, road crimes, school contracts, county voting places, mills resuming, peach pluckers, and a Methodist camp meeting in Washington Grove with Epworth League events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navi
Constellation
Chesapeake
Alice Hammond
Wao
A. Hammond
Baltimore
Howard County
Wiliam Bridle
Bertie Seward
Castendal
Oxford
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Hagerstown
Stogerly Pulp Mills
Cecil
McCailouh ‘Iron Works
Maryland
Delaware
State Board of Tax Appeals
Annapolly
Haltimore
Chesteriver Steamboat Company
Buckincham
Kent County
Abe Jordan
Joseph Martle
Millington
Camden
Cecil Farmers’ Club
Toon Congress
Washington Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington Grove
Epworth League
Marriages Reported in Local Notices
dYMENEAL. EROEMAKER-HAINES. Married at the residence of the officiating minister Elder Isaac P. Stitely August 15. John A Shoemeker of Lad iesburg to Eds Af Haines of a Middle burg. BURRALL-ANGLENERGER. Miss Ida Angleberger eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paillp Anzelberger and Mr. Oscar Burrall of near New London were married yesterday at 3 o'clock at the home of the brides parents near Mt Pleasant. Rev Br Shulenberg officiated. Only immediate families present. The newlyweds will reside near New London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eroemaker—Haines
Fating
Isaac P. Stitely
John A. Shoemeker
Ladiesburg
Eds Af. Haines
Middleburg
Local Advertisers in The Weekly News Marketplace
The Weekly News lists new ads from furniture dealers such as Cece nee Co and Renner & Kemp. Other entries include Carry Dry Goods, Fall Dress Goods, News Office sher & Shaw, D V. Stauffer, Jobh Hendrickson, Jess. E. Walker & Co, and fine horses from various vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cece Nee Co. C
Renner & Kemp
Jobh Hendrickson
Jes
E. Walker & Co
Sher & Shaw
D V. Stauffer
Fine Horses
Bailiffs Appointed for Petit and Grand Jury
Mr. John E Grumbine of near Briadork and Mr. Chas J Poole of near Walkersville named bailiffs for the petit and grand juries respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E.grumbine
Briadork
Chas. J. Poole
Walkersville
Cal Hornis iiquld laxative remedy praised as wholesome
Purporting to commend Syrup of Figs as a pure and wholesome laxative, the text extols its pleasant taste and gentle action on kidneys and bowels to cleanse the system. It claims wide use and positions the product as the best and only remedy for many.
Carpet Remnants and Ends For Sale at GC Carpet Room
Mulliniz and Kemp offer a large stock of Reg and Ingrain carpet remusts, about 200 ends one yard each, and remaining matting ends selling very cheap. A few good pieces remain, all must be sold promptly.
Dry Goods Dress Clearance At Low Summer Prices
The dry goods department announces a 30 day clearance of summer fabrics including lawns charlies fig silks mulls and similar items. Prices are well under regular rate to move stock quickly.
Bargain Cloth Blazers And Summer Goods Half Price
A sale offers cloth blazers in navy black and fancy cloths at 1.50 each, with many summer items nearly sold out. Remaining pieces include French ginghams pongees and satines offered at half price while stocks last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lefe
Tou
Girls form prohibition society in Arkansas City
Young women organize a female prohibition society pledging not to associate with those who use tobacco liquor cards or other vices. A humorous verse urges odd rules about behavior and parlor etiquette as the town prepares for the Shenandoah Valley Fair at Winchester starting September 12 for four days. Charities donor B Rouss of New York sends $1,000 to the Winchester treasurer and has contributed nearly $20,000 to local causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society
Winchester
B. Rouss
New York
Wincheater i
Air Rouss
Wincheater
Cumberland
Johnstown
The Coming Hat at Millinery Openings
The fall hat is shown in city millinery openings with a small crown and Neapolitan twist. The latest style features a front turned up aquarely and a back twist with bows and a plume or aigrette. Colors are flexible to match trimming details.
Brakeman Injured In Plunge From Train West Of Brunswick
Fred Smith a brakeman on the BL & 9 R R fell from a train about a mile west of Bronwick Sunday morning and was badly injured He lost his left foot and his back was hurt He was taken to William Adams residence where he has lived for years He will recover He has many Brunswick relatives though his parents do not live there Real Estate Transfers Otho J Gaver late sheriff to Wm Miller several tracts of land 393 22 WE OFFER FROM NOW UNTIL SEPT IN ALL OUR SCUMMELSTOCK 47 GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smith
R.R
Cumberland
Bronwick
Otho J. Gaver
Wm. Miler
Social World Social affair at Miss MacGill home
Miss Nannie MacGill hosted a Washington guest Miss Sprigg at her East Church street residence with dancing in a decorated drawing room. Attendees included Miss Sprigg Miss Aprige and many locals in finery as music filled the evening until late. Garden party near Walkeraville showcased lanterns and veranda dancing with Fredericks and Walkersville guests. Pound party on North Market hosted by Misses Lucy Butcher and others with social games and refreshments. Surprise party for Mills Nannie Bringle at North Market street drew a large youthful crowd. A boating picnic honored Misses Ella Lewin and Mamie Roden from Baltimore with several young guests. Kel Mar to stage a dance tonight with Rhodes orchestra and a late train departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie MacGill
Lloyd T. MacGill
East Church Street
Sprigg
Washington, D. C
Walkeriville
Fountain Hock House
Milton Ss Zimmerman
Walkerarille
Frederick
Walkersville
Pound
Lucy Butcher
Daisy Brust
Ons Bender
Sarah Marman
Daisy Babel
Besale Snyder
Virgie Cromwell
Carrie Bruener
Virgie Floyd
Lizzie Tucker
Nellie Higdon
Lilie Fox
Ada Bammgardner
Messia
Harry Buch
Thomas Kline
Simmons Merman
W. H. Shipley
Cisrence Young
Charles Stall
Harry Emmett
Louis Ekline
Samuel
Tillow
North Market Street
Mills Nannie Brengle
Genge W. Brengle
Family Picnic Held in Brengle's Grove Near Frederick
A family picnic was held Monday in Brengle's Grove about four miles east of Frederick by Mr. Geo A Gilbert and the David Knott family. Stiss Besse Hoggard Master Geo Hoge of Baltimore were present. They returned home in the evening much pleased with the day’s enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondsp
Brengle’s Grove
Frederick
Geo. A. Gilbert
David Knott
Stiss Besse Hoggard
Geo. Hoge
Baltmore
Toey Sil
Hay There Local Feed Stock delivers baled straw
Hay There offers siso cut bay to chop feeding and bale stock of hay and straw including wheat, rye, and siso. They deliver to any part of the city and can be reached at 33 East Patrick Street through Reiter & Del and Matt Offee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reiter & del
Matt
East
Patrick Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Bewset Barzee Se
MOON
Wasnineros
D. C
MM. W. Hammeron
the Weather Bureau
Ts—Carloman
Avetresia
Iewk Brother
Duke of York
Brooklyn
Fredy
Matthew Boo
Souci
Cid
Dent and Cazhheal
Washington Park
Minat
Oliver Spi
Boonsboro
Atlantic
Trerivve
Tae State
Mulliniz & Kemp
DRY Goods Department
Rodook & Neidig
Rotpomk
Neidig
Rice CE & Sons
F Wige & Bons
Frenenss
Calis
Mariddly
Joan Henpebreen
James EL
J E. Walker & CO
Terest
IE CC
Mings
Janes
Waleer & CO
Ella Lewin
Mamie Roden
Mistea Hila Lewis
Mamie Roder
Magele Kolb
Ella Mesley
Mary Socks
Lamar Brady
Wm. Socks
Thos. Dorsey
Lewis Haller
Kel-Mar
Kel Mar
Mercer and Miller
Hhode
B. H. Bunes Stor
Mercuant Tarner
N. Manzssr Si
Newspaper
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