New City and County Directory Announced for Local Published Work
A canvass for names and orders has begun for a new city and county directory to be published with The News and Mr William H Kirwin of Saratoga. It will list every resident over 18 with occupation, address, whether board or housekeeper, plus a street index, village directories, and rural property owners. Subscriptions are $3.50 with advertising at moderate rates. Local notices report various illnesses and civic items.
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Wm. H. Kirwin
Saratoga Noy
Kirwvin
Ast
United States
Silver Lode Report From Garrett County Mines
Reports from Garrett County indicate the Silver Bell Company recently organized to work the Gar rett mines has struck an eight-tick lode. Ore yields $135 per ton in silver and lead with a small gold share. They run two eight hour shifts, about 19 tons daily, and are erecting a smelter crusher and machinery. By spring they hope to ship bullion directly to the mint rather than melting ore at Mansfield. The district is described as very rich.
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Garrett
Garrett County
Silver Bell Company
Mansfield
Santa Claus song delights Baltimore matinee crowd
Looked Like Christmas features Charles Ei lis singing his Santa Claus song while handing out toys to children during the performance. In Baltimore the opening matinee drew over 400 Lungren Present. as the show closed, Christmas Day in spirit mingled with the street scene. A Frederick oyster shipment arrives December 22 and 24. C E Haller of Green House Restaurant urges prompt purchasing. Ches G Myers, Frederick investor, was in Youngstown evaluating local improvements and investment prospects.
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Chas. T. Eilis
Baltimore
Sante Cisus
Christmas in Frederick Highlights City Wide Festivities
Frederick enjoys a festive Christmas with stores decked in displays, street vendors, and shoppers. Churches plan carols and services across the city and county, with school programs and gifts for children, while markets offer holiday fare and specials.
Christmas Notes From County Correspondence
County correspondence from Owen's Creek Brucey Lea Jamsville and surrounding areas reports social visits illnesses and holidays. Mrs Jennie Shank and son Raymond return home from visit with Mr Null others include La Grippe cases at Union Bridge and local quail hunting news plus church and school activities.
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Owen's Creek
Jennie Shank
Raymond
Null
Lewis Hiney
Shr. A. Lake
D. McGennis
Emmitsburg
C H. Black
William Whitmore
Jerry Whitmore
Christmas Night Chapel Event At Marvin Chapel
They are pui ng to Leave vie at Marvin Chapel on Christnay night It promises to be of grand affair, with music and speeches by the children. We are having fine weather here and it promises to be a dine Christmas from the present prospects. Grala Jooks well around No. 4 The farmers are alone butchering, and some of them have has some one porkers. Mr. Lewis Chaney has killed four which weighed 1,060 pounds. 3tr. George Halecs aUlud Lime. Gee weighed 400 pounds, they weighed st together, 6800 pounds, Mr. Clay killed one, the weight of which was 500 pounds. We have a great deal of sickness around here typhoid fever and the measles among the little children, but most all who have been are getting better. We are all looking for want to a happy Christmas. God bless sis who are attacted and who have met with sorrow in any way during the year that is fast passing away. Mr. Ednand Condon and Miss Lula Brown, both of Woodville, were married on Wednesday last, and we wish the happy couple all the happiness in it. Mr. Wm. Phillips and Bliss Ida Clay were married on the fifteenth of the month at New Blarter, by Rev. Balthus, at the parson again the village of New Market.
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Maude Dobbs
Marvin Chapel
Clay
Sis
Ednand Condon
Lula Brown
Woodville
Wm. Phillips
Bliss Ida Clay
New Blarter
Balthus
New Market
Notable Maryland Obituaries and Statewide Political Happenings
Ex Postmaster General John A Creswell dies at his Bain home aged sixty four. Ex Attorney General Whyte writes Governor Jackson. Ex Mayor James Corley of Laurel dead. Col George A Pearce resigns as Cumberland Second Battalion colonel. A draft of new election law to be presented to the legislature for Hagerstown. Hagerstown Gazette suspends daily edition. Isaac Robinson dies suddenly in Union Bridge. A Price girl dies of scarlet fever in Centreville. Cadet Arthur B Emery resigns Naval Academy. W L Trop lis killed near Cumberland. A T Lowery injured. Robert Zeilen injured in Cumberland freight wreck.
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John A. J.creswell
Bi&ton
Anne Arundel County
Whyte
Jackson
Bho
James Corley
Laurel
George A. Pearce
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Naval Academy
W. L. Troplis
Baltimore and Ohio
A. T. Lowery
Robert Zeilen
Accident Averted on Cumberland Valley Train
A Cumberland Valley Railroad train near Martinsburg at forty mph spotted rocks piled on the track. The engineer reversed, shut off air, and attempted to stop but plowed through the rock pile breaking brake riggings. A trainman warned a few more rocks or slower speed could have caused a serious wreck.
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Cumberland Valley Railroad
Martinsburg
F C A M L C A Notes New Year's Day Reception
Members of the F C A MLC A host a reception at their East Church street rooms on New Year’s Day. Marlon J. Kline leads a Sunday afternoon meeting at 3 30 with a theme from Luke and Galatians. An Episcopal service at Brunswick Methodist Church is set for Sunday at 6 30. The King’s Daughters circle of the Methodist Episcopal church distributed donations to the poor yesterday.
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East Church Street
Marlon J. Kline
Methodist
Brunswick
Circle of the King’s Daughters
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fragmentary OCR note with unclear names and place markers
A garbled OCR fragment mentions various proper names and terms with no clear event or outcome. The text appears to be a scratched or corrupted note with scattered references to people and a webstore, lacking coherent structure or date.
Local advertisements list lamte doll giveaway and music shops
Over 300 Nance guessed for the lamte doll at The GemeStore. It will be given away tonight at 9 o'clock. Gait and see who jig the successful presser. W. W. Lense & Co., opposite City Hotel. Buy a tin or a brass fife, we will sell 10 dozen at cost. AlL small musical instru ments reduced. Gise Brothers. A Xines Dinner. Poultry, oysters, sauerkkrapt, cranber ries, celery, mince meat, fruits, candies and oats. All goods fresh and choice. For sale at A. L. Kline's, & West Patrick Shreet. Drums, violins, satoharps, mandolins, guitars, music stands, sheet music, accor deons, &e . &c., st Glse Brothers. Bul Fied Wat Ya Want, In the wood Hne, either in. hickory, oak or pipe, stick, sawed, split and kindling. We make a speciality of kindling wood sawed in short lengths and split very fine. Give us a trial Keller & DeLashmutt, Make merry under their benign ruler ship with a case of Export Beer. Buy it for yourself or for your friends. This superb beer, absolutely pure, is sold only in bottles and 3 bottled only at the brewery of the Baltimore Brewing Company. Vases are closed and contain either one dozen quarts or two dozen pints elegantly labelled and packed in wood wrappers. It will add enjoyment to your Christmas dinner. Address orders to Besant & Knott.
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Dusiness
Abnisinas
Doe Toranure
C. Carty
W. H B. Etchison
Grocetiés Rere
Ceeper
Silveraré Golf
Murris
John E1isenhauers
Track Sappington
China Marts
Piotes
Rershberger
Chleigh
Rhodes
Dutrow
Beckley’s
Aod
GemeStore
W. W. Lense | & Co
City Hotel
Keller & DeLashmutt
Baltimore Brewing Company
Besant & Knott
Christmas and New Year Holiday Train Tickets
Western Maryland Railroad and B&O R R offer holiday excursion tickets from December 23 to January 1 valid for return until January 4. Prices include 11 days for New York 11.00, 3 days for Baltimore 2.50, 10 days for Baltimore 3.00, 31 days for Philadelphia 7.00. Trains Frederick to Philadelphia, New York at 9:15 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. On other routes special rates to all stations east of the Ohio River. Also selling festive attire and fashion items including silk stock. For inquiries contact A. J. McDaniel, PL. R. Station. Also grocery store sale and stand on West Patrick Street.
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Boulves
Western Maryland
BP. KA
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Road
Frederick
Ohio River
The Organ Contest Ends Voting December 30
The Tur News contest to find the most popular Sunday school teacher will close at 6 p m on December 30. A handsome Estey parlor organ is the prize and interest is growing each day. Bay wet coal But bay dry clean Coal from Refer DeLstastz. FREVecrion IN COATS. We offer today the balance of our Ladies and Children's coats at very low prices as we close them out. This is the season to buy a cheap coat. CARPETF DEPARTMENT features Maguette and Daghestan Rugs Fortiers and other home furnishings in a wide range of colors.
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Estey
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la Grippe
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Frederick Junction
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Wm Matheny
California
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Gise Brothers
A. L. Kline's
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Winchester
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Novi
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N. Market St Frederick, Md
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