Old Editor Buys the Washington Star
The notice profiles Capt. W B Lynch who will complete forty five years as editor of the Leesburg Washingtonian by month end. He took charge in 1851, served in the Confederate army, and is regarded as the oldest editor in Virginia, related to Judge John A Lynch of Frederick.
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Washington Star
W B. Lynch
Leesburg Washingtonian
Lynch
The
Washingtonian
Lost Cause
Leeeyburg
27Th Virginia
Corey
Pickett
Northern Virginia
Gettysburg
Lynchs
Belief Bits and Odd Observations Reported
A quirky notice cites Dr Hoggins noting color cues by age groups with white mares among the youngest. A Nacisen mission culons are consumed in a week. Dr Madison Nelson reports tallies about hops Haek rabbis. Mr Van Birey leaves yesterday with chickens for Leese berg Talr.
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Hoggins
Atus
Stare
Madison Nelson
Van
Birey
Leeseberg
Death Notices and Obituaries From A Local Newspaper
Rev William O Grimm of the Poan ayiveda United Brethren Conference died Sunday at his mother's home in Rohreraville Washington County of typhoid malaria aged about 60. His ministerial career spanned thirty years across many districts. He married Miss Mariles Mullenderf of Washington County and leaves six children. He was brother to Rev John Wesley Grimm of Red Line Pa and Rev Jacob L Grimm of Woodsboro. He was from a family of eleven. Wilberta Stanton infant daughter of William and Catry Stanton died Friday afternoon at 380 o Gate of consumption aged 10 months. Burial at the Lostution graveyard Saturday at 4 pm. Funeral director C O Gg irty. Joam Jeame D. a noted Frederick bootmaker, died yesterday at 2:90 pm of consumption at his Beokz Street home aged 43. Funeral set for tomorrow at 5 o'clock. Enos Doth oldest male resident of Middistown died yesterday morning aged 88 leaving five children.
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Washington County
Fie
John Wesley Grimm
Red Line
Jacob L. Grimm
Woodsboro
This County
Elevan
Wilberta
William
Catry Stanton
Irty
Joam
D. Jeanne
Frederick
Beokz Street
Yosra
MNOS
Enos Doth
Middistown
Emmitsborg Personal Notices From the Chronicle
Mrs. Charles I Baker and son Chad wick of Baltimore visit Misses Louise and Hallie Motter. Mr. Ernest Adanberger of Baltimore visits his brother F A Adela barger. Mrs. Laura Hann of Baltimore visits her daughter Mrs. Harry Lingg. Mrs. H B Kelfer of Lancaster Pa visits Mrs. Wm. P. Nunemaker. Miss Mary Jordan of Baltimore visits her sister Mrs. James Seltzer near Mt St. Marys. Miss Moille Hamerick of Baltimore visits her parents near town. Miss Brells Spaulding returned to Baltimore after visiting near Mt. St. Marys. Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell of Tamaqua Pa and Mrs Frank of Mansfield Ohio visit Mr. and Mrs. E R Zimmerman. Rev. W C B Shulenberger returned from Martinsburg. Miss Ruth Agnew returns from Hummelstown Pa. Misses Carrie and Mary Vauclaye of Gettysburg visit the Misses An Dan at the Square. Mr. F A Welty of Penola Farm near this place goes on business to Richmond Va with his son F J Welty. Miss Edith No namer returns home. Miss Troxell of Washington DC visits Mr. James W Troxell. Mrs. M J McDivitt of Baltimore and Miss Delia Difendal of Frederick visit Mr. F A Didfendal. Mrs. A J McLean of Charlestown Boston visits her sister at St Josephs Academy. Mr. Harry Willson of W D Willson & Bro Hagerstown and Mr. Frederick McLean of Boston guest of Dr J A Mitchell. Miss Anna Gillelands visiting Gettysburg.
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Emmitsborg
Emmitsborg Chronicle
Charles I Baker
Chadwick
Baltimore
Louise
Hallie Motter
Ernest Adanbergers
F. A. Adelabarger
Laura Hann
Harry Lingg
H. B. Kelfer
Lencaster
John Mitchell
Tamequs
Fank
Mansfeld
Ohio
E. R. Zimmerman
W. C. B. Shulenberger
Martinsburg
Ruth Agnew
Hummelstown
Carria
Mary Vaucleye
Gettysburg
An- Dan
F. A. Welty
Penola Farm
Richmond
Thie Eon
F. J. Welty
Edith Nonemaker
Mica Troxell
Washington, D. C
James W. Troxell
Misa Janet Zacharias
Chambersburg
O. T. Zacharias
M. J. McDivitt
Misa Delia Difendal
Frederick
F. A. Didfendal
A. J. McLean
Charlestown
Boston
Slater
Joseph’s Academy
Harry Willson
W. D
J. A. Mitchell
Anna Gillelans
Gettyaburg
Harvest Services In Zion Reformed and Nearby Churches
Harvest services Sunday at Zion Reformed Church Charlesville at 10 a.m. Pleasant Hill Chapel holds a regeler service next Sunday at 2 16 p m with Rev. 8 M Bench. Rev Dr Bacon of Buckeystown preached at All Saints Episcopal on Monday. U B group Mt Vernon plans woods meeting Aug 27 to Aug 30 at Sidney Bappington’s grove. St Paul’s Reformed reported annual harvest Thanksgiving service last Sunday with decor by Prof. Charles J Remaburg and organist Elsie Snook. sermon by Rev W H Todd. Contributions for benevolent objects.
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Charlesville
Pleasant Hill Chapel
Bacon
Buckeystown
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Ing Xesder
Eri. C. Shepherd
U. B
Charles J. Remaburg
Elsie Snook
W. H. Todd
Utica Mille
Pig Ankle Base Ball Club Formed at Frederick
A new club named Pig Ankle Base Ball Club was organized yesterday in Frederick. The team opened up challenges at 35 and listed officers and players: President T. J. Gittinger, pitcher William Eaterly, catcher R. Conrad, shortstop J. Howard, Brat base Panins Rowe, second base G. Eaterly, third base T. M. Filby, left field G. Bender, centre field C. Kehler, right field.
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Frederick
Piayers
T. J. Gittinger
William Eaterly
R. Conrad
J. Howard
Panins Rowe
G. Eaterly
T. M. Filby
Beld
G. Bender
C. Kehler
Divorce Plea Filed by Jennie O W Green
Jennie O W Green, represented by Hon Charles F Markell, files for a divorce from John F Greene. The document appears in the clerk’s office as an absolute divorce action. A separate obituary note mentions a Beopsboro child death while out driving near bart Bender’s family network.
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Jennie O. W. Green
Charles F. Markell
John F. Greene
Bart Bender
Beopsboro
Baltimore women kill giant copperhead in Caloetin Parence outing
Miss Sitle M. Pole and Miss Litas Merryrana of Baltimore spent a summer in Caloetin Parence county where they killed a copperhead two feet long while gathering ferns. They attacked the snake with stones and sticks, finally killing it after a fierce struggle. They preserved the head and plan to take the specimen to Baltimore as a memento of their summer adventure.
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Sitle M. Pole
Litas Merryrana
Baltimore
Caloetin Parence
Repuce
Showteller tale of counterfeit one dollar bills
A Raleigh barber recalls a mixed day when a guest left a package containing a stack of counterfeit looking one dollar bills. Charles Myers reports finding about one hundred genuine notes amidst suspicion of counterfeiting. A messenger telegram reveals the bills belonged to a prominent merchant from St Louis Eastbound, who later rewards the barber for honesty via a registered mail reply and gratitude.
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Washington, DC
Frederick Boy
Charles Myers
Raleigh Honee
Barry
Strato
Louta
Siso
Property Deeded and Election Supervisors Busy
Property transfers involve A B Lewis to James C and Alfred B Lewis to James C in Frederick county, with several other deeds including Samuel Mussetter to Henry Mussetter and John B Hines to Charles Hines. Busy election supervisors, led by V Doll, administered oaths to judges and clerks, with half of the 104 associates examined by 8 00 o clock as the board met in session.
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A. B
Lewis
James C
Alfred B Lewis
Frederick County
Charles W. Goldaborough
Abislom Long
James B Smith
Benjamin Shelton
Adamstown
Samuel Mussetter
Henry P. Mussetter
John 8. Hines
Charles W. Hines
V. Doll
Board of Election Supervisors
Diatricta
Auer Wein-Storm Wedding in Maryland Nearby
Marriage notice for George Wiauerwein of near Poolesville, Montgomery County, and Catherine Storm of Loudoun County on the 18th at Rev. 5 M. Hench's residence on North Market Street. Also includes promotional text for various remedies and medical claims marketed by B. B. Thicken & Co. and A. L. Pestá druggist, Frederick, Md.
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5. M. Hench
North Market Street
This City
George Wiauerwein
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Catherine Storm
Louds
This County
Ateesdaga
J. A. Wil' Amenn
Frederick
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