Rifle for Sale and Local Notices in Brief
Small classified items: rifle for sale listed by Nate with price. Mentions new ads in Washington Lemon Tex and Frederick College. Names Dr Hardesty Beckley’s Allen Rohlerback and Bliss Parkins Moonzshower. Includes News Office at 22 West Patrick Street and Patrick Street address details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Lemon Tex
Frederick College
Ladies’ Home School
Lambs and Eves
L. S. Tilton
Prin
Bliss Parkins
Moonzshower
D. H. Best
West Patrick St
Hardesty
Beckley
s.Allen Rohlerback
Electric lights for Gambrill mill and other city items
Bright Bits surveys local news such as K A L Bosley wiring electric lights at James H Gambrill’s new Carroll street mill. Bicyclists head for Woodsboro after a 6 30 p m outing. Straw hats russet shoes and tight overcoats appear in upcoming dress. Debates over the next postmaster continue with no inside information. carp catches reported on the Monocacy. Global death tolls and novelty items spark curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. A.L. Bosley
James H. Gambrill
New Mill
Carroll Street
Woodsboro
John Thomas
John Baumgardner
Hayville Gazoo
Reed
Charies
Cumberland Baseball Club
England
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Episcopal Church
North
Adonai
Aniheir
N. W. Add
Firmen
Baltimore
Independen Company
Carlin House
Republican Convention Nominates Sheriff and County Officials
Delegates meet at Junior Hall to nominate a ticket for sheriff six House members and five county commissioners. Officers elected include chairman Ben Lugenbeel and secretaries Geo. Schroeder and J. Robinson. Resolutions pledge loyalty to the Republican platform, denounce Democratic policies, and urge reforms in local governance and taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Central Committee
House of Delegates
Baltimore
State Central Committee
5. T. Haffner
County Central Committee
Chas. Snook
Uriea
Ben
Peter Lugenbeel
Singapore
Geo. A. Schroeder
J. Robinson
Woodsboro
Hammond Urner
Bucketstown
J.A. DeLashmnitz
Frederick
Middletown
L. F. Kefauver
Creagerstown
E. A. Crise
Emmitsburg
O. A. Horner
Catoctla
C. J. Frye
Urbaoa
Charles Kidd
Liberty
Alonzo Benner
New Market
Joseph G. Riggs
Buckeystown
J. A. DeLaschmanti
W. OH. Nicodemus
G. C. Huffer
John Hessong
Emmittsburg
Hanvers
T. A
Wastler
D. Martz
Petersville
John H. Morrison
Mr. Pleassot
J. H. Cramer
Jefferson
J. A. Culler
Alecanicstown
Birely
Jackson
Gyrus Flock
Johnsville
Lewis Shoemaker
Woodville
Singanore
W. Devilbiss
Lewistown
L. A
Wmn
Hinks
Frederick County
Maryland
Board of Supervisors
Lsst- Generals Assembly
County Cougers
Frederick county convention pledges repeal and new nominees
A county convention endorses tax relief aligning with constitutional limits and pledges to repeal the 1892 act fixing county commissioner terms. It nominates sheriffs and a slate for county commissioners and delegates to the state convention, with a counted vote showing winners and adjournment at 2 45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Delegates
Frederick County
Sve
Daniel P. Zimmerman
Woodsboro
John McCallister
Zimmerman
Frederick
W. J. Worman
Middletown
L. F. Kefanver
Catoctin
Geo. P. Grossnickle
Urbana
Wm. H. Harman
Petersville
L. H. Bowlus
Mount Pleasant
Afartin Hoke
Ichesville
Wm. B. Grimes
Singanore
Edward D. Danner
Lewistown
John H. Hill
L. FP. Kefauver
G. P. Grossnickle
W. H. Harman
H. Bowles
Martin Hoke
W.B Grimes
E. D. Danner
J. BR. Hii
L. F. Kefauver
W.H Hairman
A. PL. Wood
G. W. Crom
J. R. Rouzer
David A. Baker
Hammond Urner
Chas. & Snook
G. C. Huffer
D. J. Smith
J. C. Motter
F. Flook
G. CO. Haffer
O. A. Homer
W. A. McKinney
Snook
Brave Central Committee
Reno S Harp
Peter Lugenbeel
TF. Haffner
J.C. Motter
J. A. DeLashmat
T. A. Wastler
Local County Notes Include Visits and Picnics
County correspondence from New Market and nearby shows residents visiting relatives in Baltimore Hagerstown and Harper s Ferry while church events and outings mark the week. Names include Lula Gonso Ishte Hammond J C Stevens Eli Anderson and J Monroe Hice among others with travel to Atlantic City Frederick and Monrovia and mentions of wells drying and a World s Fair attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Lula Gonso
Baltimore
J. OC. Stevens
Ishte
Pauline Hammond
Hagerstown
Oscar Bellman
Wm. Downey
John A. Derrick
Atlantic City
N. J
John Desa
Harmony Grove
J. C. Stevens
John Murdock
Boonsboro
L. Stier
Hmisses Levy and Koogle
Middletown
Zimmerman
M. P. Church
White Oak Woods
G. W. Farring
Trinity Church
J. H. Dulaney
Frederick
Joe Balthis
J. Monroe Hice
Bartholows Station
Eli Anderson
Harper's Ferry
Misa Katie Dreyer
Monrovia
Messrs. Worthington
Harry Dorsey
Washington, D. C
Charles Levy
Chicago
Mamie Hoke
M. L. Maysiiles
Eavy Nanamsker
Susan Funk
Bettle Tyson
West Second Street
Col
Wm. A. Morgan
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Wheon
Balimore
William Sturguel
Emanuel Jacobs
North Market Street
William A. Woodward
Irving S. Biser
Donald McLean
Airs
McLean
Wm. P. Maulsby, Sr
Westminster
Gertrude Bennett
Oliver Bennett
Mliss Delia Brown
Mliss Julia Hoffman
Miss Sprigg
Ellenore Tyler
George Esder
D. W. Stauffer
W. Walker
Chas. James
Washington, D.C
City Hotel
Robert Sellman
Sallie Sellman
Mount Airy
L. Love Tabler
Washington
C. B. Fout
Harry Krise
Blaie Stifford
Second Street
East
Ellicott City
World’s Fair visits and local social notes
Purely Personal items list residents and visitors, many bound for Chicago’s World’s Fair, with detours to Harper’s Ferry, Baltimore, Westminster, and Urbana. Also notes funerals, court actions, and local society movements, including relatives visiting and travel plans.
Demorest’s September issue sketches World’s Fair interiors
Demorest and the Fair, in the September number, presents illustrations of the principal buildings at the World’s Fair and a comprehensive view of the Exposition. It also features Chicago illustrations, a piece on the World’s Congress of Religions, and a farewell autograph message from the Spanish Infanta for the American people, making a refined Columbian Exposition souvenir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demorest
Demorest’s
Chicago
Infanta
Turmoil and Fires Sweep Maryland Towns and Counties
A string of incidents across Maryland and nearby counties includes an arson attempt on Mr Frack Hopper’s home in Hagerstown, multiple fires destroying barns and houses in Charles and Howard counties, and a derailed baggage car near Belair causing delays. Elections and conventions proceed with GOP delegates named in Kent and Cecil, while judicial primaries in Cumberland see B A Richmond carry 22 of 24 districts. Public notices report oysters seized for sale and school openings in Baltimore County with teachers appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frack Hopper
Hagerstown
AbcClenahan
Port Deposit
Charles County
Cecil Prohibitioniats
Cumberland
B. A. Richmond
Kent
Baltimore and Lehigh Road
Belair
John
Acton
Waldorf
R. Dorsey Rogers
Bay
Charles Peddicord
Howard County
Battimore County
Sarah Moore
Snow Hill
Lock Jaw
Neptune Boat Club
Annapolis
Garrett County
Boyd
Dorchester
Young Austin
Wan
PF. Phillips
William Parsons
Baltimore
West River
Anne Arundel County
Wiliam Harner
Carroll County
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore County
George Kelly
Mill Creek
Cecil County
New Court House
John Johnson
Washington Heve Camp
Montgomery County
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Baldwins
Edward L. Hartge
Weat River
Donaldson
Paid for Bil Larning Slips Into Local Scam Drool
A farmer claiming a $1.25 home paper subscription sent cash to a down east Yankee for a receipt to stop a horse from slobbering. The recipient produced a bogus ad praising a laxative product as a health remedy, urging readers to buy syrup and pills amid garbled text.
Summer Dress Fabrics Clear Out At Regular Prices
A dry goods notice advertises a 30 day sale on summer dress fabrics. Items include lawns Charlies Fig Swisses Mulis and similar materials, offered at regular prices as the stock is cleared out.
Weather and Crops Band Car Incident
A Band Car Silas A. Thomas suffered a severe eye cut last evening from a baseball bat. It is unclear if the injury occurred during a performance or nearby activity, with local authorities likely investigating the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas A. Thomas
Orphans Court Final Account Filed For Guardianship
The final account of Wm. Wilcoxen, guardian of Ernest Jackson and Eva May Lontgiemery, was filed at the Orphans Court. The filing records the guardianship assets, expenditures, and proposed distribution, with a schedule awaiting confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans Court
Wm. Wilcoxen
Ernest Jackson
Eva May Lontgiemery
Beckleys Market Space hosts fraternal fair in Walkersville
Frat Blair invites public to a benefit lemonade tea for the Episcopal Church at Walkersville on Saturday evening August 25. Admission free. Also advertised is a B C A excursion to Washington and Vernon on Wednesday August 30 with three day rail tickets and special trains from B and O depot. Hay and straw delivered by Keller and DeLash mutt at 22 East Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Walkersville
Chas
Goldsborough
F. C
B.C. A
Washington
Bit
Vernon
A.m
Acail Keller & DeLashmutt
East
Patrick Street
Baltimore and Obie Bailroad Co
Chicago
Baltimore
Ohio River
Ste Ang
Moss
Dey Cashes
Air Trains
Chicero
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Ernest Baxte
Wass1idos
D. C
M. W. Hannicrox
the Weather Bureau
Eistoy
al Posttem Wie
Guillo
Nausz
Sarah Zane Steam Fire Company No 1
Winchester
Emory Nusz
Sparsh Zone Company
Frederick City
Mrr. Nusz
Nusz
Don Juan
John Markey
Joe Eisenbauer
Leo Walsh
Monotacy
Doas Juan
Jewwspaper
Datsville
Arovsr
William Brooderick
Albert Lane
Glade Valley
Bradley Bidinger
Jozenn Rhoderich
S Beryser
Yellow
New Jersey
Michael
Hir
Herbaugh
Mt. Piessant
Rosa Berdick
John Boston
Davis Garber
Minnie
Rose Landauer
J. W.L. Carty
Maryland Building
Sauter
Eisenhauer
Geo. W. Smith, Jr
Lewis A. Rice
Charles Hafler
Pratt Street
Samuel Hafer
West
Grace Michael
Myrtle Hood
Doubs
Thomas Smith
Rachel Sumwalt
J. H. Selb
Ms. Pleasant
M. EH
M. P. Marsh
A. Shholenberger
Messrs
John Nussbaum
John Vansant
Joshus Aijbaugh
Ephraim Zimmerman
Calvin Thomas
Wm Mercer
F. Schroeder
Susan R
Curtis N. Thomas
Isaac M. Motter
Adamstown
L. C. Thomas
Clarence Thomas
Wm. Ritchie
Edward Schriver
C. C. Carty
Tyler Davis
Mount Olivet
Luther Kuhlman
W.H. B Etchison
Circuit Court
Azariah Eyster
Andrew J. Bowen
John Wilson
T. P. Heldig
Chas. Speke
Gernand
Solomon Sherrys
Alberti
Ephreim Garver
Kier
Sppevees
Euho
Noah Kester
Pleasantt Valley
W. L. W. Seabrook
American Sentinel
Charles B. Roberts
Mortimer C. Elliott
Westminster Theological Seminary
Mon- Gay
West Virginia
Methodist Protestant Church
The
Advocate
Carrontonian
Traller
Hester Feags
Annie Haller
East Church Street
TSE Staty
Seal
David T. Demarest
John Morrie, Jr
Peter A. Moore
George W. Aichinoey
Brunswick
Upton C. Darby
Charles A. Rice
W. H. B. Etchison
Crane & Reed Manufacturing Company
Cincinnati
California
Bidners 7
Mullez TZ & Kemp
Gcarpet
DRY Goods Department
Mouzos & Kemp
John Hendrickson
Fred Brite
Dikk Bates Seeersockers
Ilc
Priestley
Parrin
Jon Hiesourcxson
Maryland Bureau
Maryland Weather Bureau
Delaware
Caroline County
R. Cracos
Mias Manharer Herxiss
James
E. Wallish & CO
Mings
James B. Walker & CO
Rodoch & Neidig
Hodock & NE
A. T. Rice & Sons
T.rior & Sunk
Bus Bral Dynecrons
Fersdbrick, MD
City Hore
Dorsey
RL. Hey
LN. Todd
W. C. Todd
Jac. Lies
W. B. Stein
P. Tucker
Robert Ziegs
C.C. Dunkle
G. P. Steinbach
J. S. Thomas
W. N. Weinder
Philadelphia
W. Laneks
York
S.A. Pilckinger
AH Dietzler
X. Dietzler
Taneytown
Charles James
Aug. Selmer
G. 8
Brewer
J. B. Eiselman
Mt. Joy
O. B. Growning
Harrisburg
J. W. Sheeler
Reading
D. N
James P. Sewell
Waynesboro
Grove House
Thomas C. Lasderkin
Grove
W. H. Geislager
Helens
Mont
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesspeake and Ohio Canal
Sandy Hook
Monteue'z
Que
F BR. L. Hardesty
Beckley’s
Reaver
Buckeratorn
B. H. Blagkston
B. H. Touncestoy
Merchant Turner
N. Mangar Sk
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