Reading and Public Notices From Towne News
Reading borrowed newspapers injure eyesight. George H Kursmaul moves family from West Fearth Street to the Public School House. Kursmaul appointed notary of Eckosl property, replacing Jacob Dadisman. William Bf Bobst receives new milk wagon. Groff Hall hosts grand promenade and entertainment by United Order of Nezarites. Julius Caezar in uniform to attend. Jenkins Corset Band provides music. A Western Friend carries an Arthur Missouri lithograph ad for the St Louis Exposition. letters urge Frederick boys to attend. weather and crops update. postmaster stamping issues hinder business. call for clear postmarks and legible town marks to identify writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Kursmaul
West Fearth Street
Othe
East Chnorch Street
Mrr
Kucs— “Ul
Eckosl
Jacob Dadisman
Groff
United Order of Nezarites
John Williams
Win Gates
George Herbert
Frederick Civchards
Julius Caezar
Enmand
Jenkins Corset Band
Arthur
Frederick Boys
West
Chicago
Cleveland
Indianapolis
St. Louis
W. F. Chilton
Tne
Singer Mtg Co
Ny Market Street
Fredartes
Louis McMursat Packing CO
Edward Nelson
D.D S&s
Chan
A. Worthington
Ijamarillo
East 7Th Street
Daniel Hendrickson
W. Fatrick Street
G. Brust & Co
W. &. Baotz, Esq
Lewis M. Nixdorf
Register’s Office
City Hall
Emory M. Nuaz
Doli
City
Dolly Varden
Cuy Bakery
Sohn Hershberger
Athy Men s Alter Sneder McEl Marriage
The United Brethren parsonage hosted a quiet wedding at 8 pm un attended by witnesses. Luther Snyder of Baltimore and Miss Idabla Mall daughter of George W Mall Braddock united in marriage performed by Rev George W Kiracofe. They will reside in Baltimore after a reception at Mrs Bradley Stull's West Patrick Street home. Many useful presents noted. Beecham's Pills advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley Stull
West Patrick Street
Baltimore
Market Prices and Supplies Report From Local Vendors
Early market activity shows meat and produce in ready supply with prices on beef pork and veal listed. Hams are scarce. eggs are described as wholesome with strong demand. Vegetables including beans Lima beans sugar corn and greens appear plentiful with prices per peck or quart noted for several varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Billi Noe
New York
London
Europe
Kaiser Ludwig
Diad
John
Sylvan
Trek First Picnic at Siarion Chapel Grove Festival
The Siarion Chapel Sunday School at Plane No. 4 will hold its first festival in the church grove on Saturday September Tih starting at 9 30 a.m. Hon G Urner of Frederick and Edgar Wilson are invited to speak. The minister in charge and other prominent speakers will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siarion Chapel
Plane No. 4
G. Urner
Frederick
Edgar Wilson
Bay
Callon
Singer Mant.Co
W. F. Chilton
Agt
Fredenck
East Patyck Street
Brusseis
Cath
Mcyoard
Font
Audet
Pice
Clere
Augricita
Perilous Narrow Escape and Rail Dispatches
Calvin Fox a Mechanicstown stage driver and mail carrier escaped a likely fatal accident near Ransonville after a runaway horse pulled him from his wagon and he narrowly avoided the animal’s feet. The mishap left his right leg bruised and cut but nothing worse. The Rifemen’s Bay Ridge trip saw two engines fail and be replaced, finishing in Baltimore after delays. Charles Butcher at Ramsburg’s shop was burned on the shoulder, and Charles Ramsburg fell through a skylight sustaining light injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Fox
Mechanicstown
Ransonville
Fox
Mr. Fox
Bay Ridge
Beltimore
Hold’s Mill
Baltimore
Dmore
Charles Butcher
Ramsburg
West Patrick Street
Charlen Ramsburg
Runaway Horse Spooks Mrs Long. Fishermen Drown Man
Yesterday evening Mrs W A Long rode near Hazerton when a frightened horse bolted at a bicycle. A gentleman restrained the horse and she was not hurt. In Clear Spring two men John Cook and Jefferson Nesbitt fished at Dam No 5 on the Potomac. One fell overboard while rescuing a friend. Nesbitt reached shore but Cook drowned and his body was not recovered. He was aged years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Long
Potomac
Hazerstown
John Cook
Jefferson Nesbitt
Clear Spring
Washington County
Dam No. 5
Sell
Nesbitt
Cook
Baltimore Markets Show Steady Yet Varied Grain and Produce Trades
Market activity remains firm with mixed receipts and shortages across wheat corn oats and rye. Southern wheat commands steady demand while inferior lots abound. meats fats and lard hold steady with modest jobbing. eggs and live poultry show cautious strength amid steady inquiries. coffee and sugar markets report tight supply for higher grade lots. Hood’s Sarsaparilla praised for purifying blood and vigor.
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Laltimore
Frova
Southern
Western
Virginia
Maryland
Perth
Dick's Confectioners
Colomba
Rosasten Corren
L. C
Rico
Java
Maracaibo
Baltimore Exposition Preparations and Parade Details
Elaborate plans for the Baltimore Exposition begin September 9 with a 200-boat parade and 50,000 marching in civic, industrial displays. A Sham Battle, massed band concert, and Post Office dedication by the President and Cabinet are scheduled for September 12, with Fort McHenry bombardment on September 13. Eight US ships, the Maryland Oyster Navy, and 500 troops will participate in a realistic engagement on Pimlico track. Railroads offer low round trips from stations east of the Ohio River for September 7–14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Baltimore
Industiel
Civic
Fort M. Henry
United States
Maryleed Oyster Navy
Pimlico
Ohio River
Wonderful discovery beer by a county lady aids recovery
Disease slowed her for seven years and with burning coughs three months she refused to sleep until Dr King New Discovery for Consumption gave relief after one dose. Mrs Luther Lutz of Kolby NC credited the remedy and a bottle was sold by W C Hamrick & Co and Jos Garrott's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr King
Luther Lutz
W. C Hamrick & Co
Kolby, N.C
Jos Garrott’s
How to Kill a Bat Frederick Merchant Fights Bat in Bedroom
A Frederick merchant got rid of a bat terrorizing his bedroom by using a palm leaf fan as a makeshift weapon. He chased it around until it hid in a dark corner and finally killed the bat at dawn after knocking over a chair. He injured his ankle in the process and needed bandages, but the household was relieved once the bat was slain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Sone
Arica
News from Points of Rocks Correspondence
Post of Boers Aug 27 reports Mr William Sigafoose died Aug 23 after long illness. Chippewa Tribe I C R AL Berlin bore his body to burial at IM EL church. BD Chambers and wife expected home soon from Delaware. Miss Bleacor helped in mercantile business during absence. School vacation ending. farmers prepping fall seeding. Ida Nichols hosted a lively gathering with dancing, flowers, plants, and refreshments. Guests included Misses Erema and Fancie Spates, Georgie Spates, C E B Nichols family, and several Baltimore and local friends. A pleasant picnic at Dripping Spring followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiam Sigafoose
Berlin
IM. EL
BD. Chambers
Delaware
Hur
Miss Bleacor
Ida Nichols
Misse
Erema
Fancie Spates
Baltimore
Georgie Spates
C. EB. Nichols
Nichols
Fisher
Knoxville News Gossip from Aug 27
Knoxville notes visitors and residents with Grace Miller and Ella Reid back from Loudoun County Virginia. Belamy of Alexandria visits sister Lewis Himes, others in Hagerstown Jefferson and Roanoke. Frank IHard returns from firing trip to Roanoke. Rudolph McLaughin in Harper's Ferry telegraph office. Robert Porter and Edna from Baltimore in town. John W Porter and wife near Lovettsville. Moss paints home. Edward Pearre reports two cows killed by express. Jona Leopold attends to Baltimore Sibermen. bass being caught. Weather cool and dry with a wish for a shower.
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Knoxville
Grace Miller
Ella Reid
Loudoun Country
Belamy
Alexandria, Va
Lewis Himes
Charles Realy
Hagerstown
W. Shail
Mm Jefferson
Frank ¥Lhard
Roanoke
Wm. Mann
Rudolph McLaughin
Virgiia
Harper 'S Ferry
Robert Porter
Edna
Baltimore
Sallie Carlisle
John W. Porter
Lovettsville
John W. Moss
Edward Pearre
Erman
Jona Leopold
Sera
Death notices from Carroll County siblings
Deaths reported in Carroll county list Mrs Sophia F Shade wife of John F Sacha a well known farmer near Westminster died Tuesday afternoon in 45th year of age Mrs Martha A McCollum wife of We TE McGollum a prominent veteran of Upisazows Carroll county died Tuesday evening aged about 50 years
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Sophia F. Shade
John F. Sacha
Westminster
Carroll County
Myre
Martha A. McCollum
We TE. McGollum
Upisazows
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North Market Street
John H. Ramsburg
Wm. Moore
P. J. Berck
Beecham
Hood
Schell’s
Messre. Rating & Myers
Yserday
Barnes Safe Company
Patepurg
Peach Belt
State House
Annapolis
Junior Steam Fire Engine Company
Mitchell
M. E
Kady Smith
Rockville Fair
Lady Stevens
Tyranna
Wilam Nusz
York
B. Glub
D. W. Gise
Sanders & Stayman
Prof Guise
East Sixth St
Charles Koesler
John Blumenauer
Charles Shipley
Henry N. Thomas
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Counas
Lewo
Mullinix & Kemp
N. B
Koechlin
Tue News
Tae
Clood
CL. Hood O
Apothecaries
Lowell
Mass
M.derave
Joan Hendrickson
Annie E. Pitts
Ublio Eale
Ihe
Ignsuy
Cathe Fredick
Jefferson
Marton
J White & Sons
Loref Cran
Emma Co
Long
M. Culler
Henry, Suler
Lewis O- Whip
D. AH. Gargett
A. P. Sellman
Barnesville
Migqaughsd& Wen
Socer
Steiner Bros. Drug Store
Waszee
Brecht
L. Sullivan
Goshen
George Brust & Co
West Patrick S'Reet
Alec Anheuser Buseck
Sheppad's Court St
Omar R Sr
Sarre
East Church
Herry W. Bowers
Patrie Street
Otto
Parkins
Sepruth
Minwie S. Yea- Kh
Easuee
Giureh Sr
F. I. Gewis
Lancaster
Millard
Lewis
Frederics
Sid
John F. Stige
Broderick
Depfartures
Araby
Washington
Toe
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Worth
Fast
Atsot
Wat Pouch
B. RR
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South
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Jac Tinsburg
W.a
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Cincinnati
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Salmmore
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B&o
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Aerome
Laitimore
Winchester
Sil Paimia
OLATE
Seta RM
Galamore
Palledelphia
Neeth
Pouch
Hak
Norts
Natsow
Warrington
Westane
Ali Paola
Lewistown
Catecha Formaceae
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Phiizanpim
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