Local Briefs Highlight Bright Items and Town News
A compact Frederick press roundup notes Joseph E Brachey buying Bir Schildtknecht property at Braustock and Geo F Thomas temporarily filling in at North Market Street School. It mentions Katie Bartgts at home with grippe, Armory building secured by Law Library Association, and a drill plan following new tactics. Also covers bank cashier Wm C Duvall of New York, a rural Christmas proverb, spring-trade orders by commercial travelers, and several local mishaps and developments including slate quarry progress and a county school house proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.b.best
Joseph E. Brachey
Yellow Springs
Joseph Schildtknecht
Braustock
Geo. F
J. Hargett & Con
Waest
Wm. C. Duvall
Bank of Commerce
New York
Candjemas Gay
Frederick
Ko. W. Crown
Derwool
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Opequon‘creek
Brunswick
Goo
W. Strasberger
Frelder
C. Ridgely and Son
United Drum Band
Guy Brothers Minstrels
Opera House
Winchester
Charles Wilcoxon
Bush Creek
J. T. Williama
Ijamayitle
Tramsville
Rieh’s Mall
Jamarilie
Charles Harmis
Woodsboro
Alberton
Ble
Mary Lutz
Patrick Street
Lintrell -Moears
H. Bi. Schaffer
Charles Unger
Hanover
Maryland Legislature Debates Convention Call and Tax Law Shifts
The Maryland Legislature reassembled and debated the likelihood of a constitutional convention, with plans for a State Central Committee meeting in Baltimore to set a date for delegates to the National Convention in Chicago. Governor Brown seeks swift passage of the assessment bill by March 10, and proposals include county control over local tax classes and liquor law changes. The House considers repealing provisions on liquor sales to minors and extending penalties for violations, amid broader ballot reform and eligibility tweaks for county supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Baltimore
Chicago
Brown
Gorter
Joycu
McSherry
Minora
Ifaryand
Democratic tariff aims and pension reform urged by Clarke
A letter to Col. F. Raine, editor of the German Correspondent, from Geo J Clarke, now president of the Sloblly and Ohio Railroad, argues the Democratic party will nominate a principled candidate for the presidency. He touts Cleveland and others, outlines tariff and silver plans, pension reform, and reciprocity to strengthen American industry and peace, urging equal rights and fair laws. The piece also reviews The Guy Brothers Minstrels at City Opera House, praising the performance as among the best seen in Frederick, with standout music, variety acts, and strong comedy, and noting potential Frederick return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fronioune
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Gorman
Maryland
Hmm
New York
Valmer
Minoia
Grantof
Indi Gna
Puller
Clevelam
Congress
United States
Pasce
Cale
Guy Brothers
City Opera House
Frederick
Berg
Unclear Catholic Sentinel Notes 1860s Events
Fragmentary text reports a 1860s Catholic context with mentions of a Mary, a president, and a general setup. It references a trial or case from 1880 and a vote count or statistics including 68 to 4 with 4 deaths and 200 diminished. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, or places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathotte
Bieta Downeil
imemuerRu
Om Fm
Fragmentary Kentucky Marriage Notice Fragments
The readable text hints at a marriage in Kentucky involving a Rev Koblet and a Mr Beseder connected to Howell residency in the city. Details are incomplete and unclear due to garbled OCR. Further text required for a complete item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achafper Unger
Owever
Buy Wets
Koblet
Beseder
Howel
Intercet Toll Case Nears Maryland Appeals
A toll dispute from Rockville to Georgetown was heard at Rockville before Justice Mergey. The Washington Turnpike Company sued B L Lyddane to recover tolls. witnesses for the plaintiffs testified the tolls were correct, while the defense claimed miscalculation. The court ruled for the defense, awarding costs to the company. An appeal to the circuit court is expected, possibly reaching Maryland’s court of appeals. In related notes, John H Zittle of Shepherdstown attended the funeral of George Fisher of East Baltimore, with family ties to Boonsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Georgetown
Washington Turnpike Company
B. L. Lyddane
Buthesds
Jan 1
Henderson
We. Viers House, Jr
Imorpurstlon
Etrtasa Epeertowttuns
Teragine
Elreult Court
Maryland Court of Appesia
Geo. Fisher
Eaat
Baltimore Atrest
Haverstown
John H. Zittle
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Mr. Flaber
Jacob Smith
Boonsboro
Zittle
Br. Zittle
Frederick County
Josiah Knowles
Joseph O'Neal
Smithburg
Kioto Stallion Sale Ties Tasteful Bloodline to Kiln
C M de Garmenidia of Tuscarors Stock Farm in this county bought a half interest in Kioto, a fast trotting stallion with a 2.25 record. Kioto won a Philadelphia five-heat race, with Marmion Solddust and directial dam lines noted. Kioto’s lineage includes Volunteer, sire of St Julien, among others. Advertisement or notice to follow in later edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avine Horne
C. M. de Garmenidia
Tuscarors Stock Farm
Kioto
Philadelphia
Marmion
Volunteer
St. Julien
Orphans Court Letters of Administration Granted
The Orphans Court grants letters of administration on the estate of Samuel Putman deceased to John oH and Luther C. Putman admin fetratara cer oe ares Aly for George H. Pow et deceased to John St. Porell administrator tae tr The third and final account of Samuel S. Hays agent for Sarah Hays administratrix of Geo H. Hays settled and distribution made
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans Court
Samuel Putman
John Oh
Luther C. Putman
George H. Powet
John St. Porell
Samuel 5
Hays
Sarah Hays
Geo. H. Hays
French divisional officer Major French to visit Frederick
Major French of the southern division arrives from Holland and will visit Frederick on Wednesday night. He will conduct the meeting in the barracks on West Fourth Street, assisted by Captain Corbin and Vendewmater. The officer is noted for prior command in Holland and is described as highly capable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Muttere
French
Frederick
Weat
Fourth Street
Corbin
Vendewmater
America
Holland
Messrs Harry Morgan and Wolfville crowd in buggy accident
Reported in this county on a Sunday at the Baltimore and Potomac streets corner. Harry Morgan Walter Wolf and another Wolf of Wolfaville were in a buggy wet by an accident caused by a broken rear axle rail. The horse escaped injury while both of the men suffered severe knee injuries and were thrown from the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeneway
Harry Morgan
Walter Wolf
Mr. Wolf
Wolfaville
Baltimore
Bouth Potmac
Iatown
Barta
Wolf Sa
Deptrol
Transfers of parcels in Knoxville and nearby areas
Heal Betate transfers with John McGill and wife to W C Glaze a lot of ground and improvements for 8000 dollars. The Alexander Nell transfers to Lewla Bretz heirs. Mary and Susan Evans convey a lot of land in Knoxville for 049 dollars to Simon A Batlery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heal Betate
John McGill
W. C. Glaze
Alexander Nell
Lewla Bretz
Mary
Susan Evans
Simon A. Batlery
Knoxville
Lambright Returns From Baltimore Eye Operation
Mr Philip H Lambright of Seath Market Street returned from Baltimore after a successful left eye operation by Mr Chisolm. The procedure relieved the intense pain he frequently suffered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip H. Lambright
Seath Market Street
Baltimore
Chisolm
Lambright Ia
Incorrigible Daughter Committed to Baltimore Female House
Madame Agnes Byburk, daughter of Dr. H. K. Byburk, was committed to the Female Houses of Refuge in Baltimore for incorrigibility. Constable Tengle took her to the institution on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Agnes Byburk
8. K. Byburk
Baltimore
Constable Tengle
Rowd Supervisors Names Read By Clerk
A list read by Clerk Jordan of district supervisors includes RC Reich district 2 Lorwara 75 and Anuhaw Botet district 3 No 1% Mer ee te Boe leater data 1 Renn We 9 J B Belhaugh No 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Ead
RC Reich
Lorwara
Nor Mood
Anuhaw Botet
Mer ‘Ee Te Boe Leater
Renn
J.B. Belhaugh
Fox Hunt to be Held at Beith Hotel in Woodeboto
A fox chase event is announced at the hotel of Mr James M Beith in Woodeboto. The fox is described as large and the prize for capturing it is a handsome book of Uswartite. Participants named Merriage Loran Samuel R Hays and Barbera Micade are connected to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Beith
Woodeboto
Merriage Loran
Semuel R Hays
Thie County
Rocky Ridge Neighbors Report Ills and Social Notices
County correspondence from Rocky Ridge and surrounding areas records illnesses incl grip fever and typhoid, visits to Baltimore, and local social events. Entries note patients Mr Grayson Deker Mrs Patck Meskill and others, plus a large events list at Frank Jonaa home for Mr Charles Barnum with about 106 attendees and an identification game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patcick Meskill
Ja Grippe
Grayson Deker
Gear
Sirs
Sheridan Biggs
Rocky Ridge
Charles Waiter
Charles Waesche
Baltimore
Henry Bettler
Loy's
Jesse Dettler
Franklin County
Sala
Milenette Stiles
Moe Creek
Miasea Miller
Sr. L. F
D. P. Creek
Sh Nnla
Lizzie, Mattle
Minerva Siler
Iva Weant
Dore Wrenner
Sadie Saylor
Db. B. Creek
Etta Mileler
Minute Rockey
Suitdleburg
Mi Gte Buckey
Jobnavitle
Suale Wolf
Union Bridge
Edith Black
Kochy Hidge
Annie Mehring
Bruceville
Mesacs
Harvey
Edward Weest
Sore Wasser Myer
Robert Casly
D. BP
Elmer and
I'sineeaton Hockey
Smitdle
Burg
Milton Koons
York Head
Cistence
Ire Ott
Monocacy
Maurice Miller
Upton Stehring
Brucerilis
Wm. H. Biggs
Danville
Frank Jonaa
Charles Barnum
W. Wilson
E. Snider
J. E. Spurrier
Iba
Local notices and obituaries from Liberty area
Fragmented court and church notices, illness reports, and funeral announcements from Liberty and nearby towns. Mentions include Dr. Medney Sappington and Rev. Zerger, several deaths with services at Mt Olivet and Utica Cemetery, and health updates on Sophia Heble and James Harris among others. A police court record notes Oscar Crumm fined for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Crumm
Anil
Brunet
Crumm
David Castle
North Market Street
Meat Sacka Promotion Offers 4 4 and 5 Cts A Place
A faded advertisement touts Meat Sacka to save meat from kainin. It claims 4, 4 and 5 cents each at a Great Southern Co outlet in Frederick and urges retailers to stock them. The note mentions annual orders, a Saturday sale, and a banner motto about protecting customers with a warning against misleading ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circwlar
Great Southern Co
Frederick, Wd
February Weather Forecast From Western Prognosticator
February outlook predicts wet weather and low barometer from Western regions with heavy rain and snow by the 6th. Storms shift eastward toward mid month, bringing thunderstorms, sleet, and rising temperatures by month end. Polar air returns, north snow, and potential tropical storms in south and east as the month closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wieka
Mapa de
Hicks
Atlantic
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals From Various Cities Listed
A long list of hotel arrivals is reported including Curry Horst, Wickes, Oliver, Dorney, McCarty, Magruder, Chas, Mahoney, McDowell, Colline, Anderson, Fisher, Jones, Kally, Handshaw, Belford, Williamsport, Garner, Hall, Wickman, Nelson, Stoner, Wager, Mosher, and many others. The note highlights 37 attendees from the county and 29 from the county accompanying a Guy Aros minstrel group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry Horst
Hl. L. Wickes
T.A. Mugim
Ast Chetay
Togy Des Vogts
Oliver
J.G. Dorney
Jh. McCarty
It. P. Magruder
Daito
Chas
Fist
Wm. Mahoney
Washinton
Dos C.L. McDowell
Trenton
N.d
Cahhin Tuva
Ye Rivlelberger
T. B. Hall
Lady
Wm. A. Bryantheo
Wickman
C. H. Nelson
Balto
H. Lee Stoner
Union Bridge
W. C. Wager
A Hugh Mosher
Harrigan
Venn
Guy Aros
Minstrel
Bae Te
J. Chittenden
H. &, Schaffer
C. Unger
Hanover
F. W. Spotten
Columbia
J. T
Cramer
Hagerstown
January Weather Summary by Mr McClintock Young
January weather summary notes mean temperature 81.16, max 57 on B8th, min 5 on Th, total precipitation 12.95 inches with 0.01 inch melt. Reports poor road conditions on the Opossumtown pike due to ice blocks from the road bed after removal, causing dangerous driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClintock Young
Opossumtown
Interments at Mt Olivet Reported for January
Superintendent Herwig of Mt Olivet reports January interments totaling 96 adults 18 children with origins incl city county Baltimore Washington and nearby areas. The data shows 10 from the city 10 from the county 8 from Baltimore 3 from Washington 1 from preerie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Olives
Herwig
Mt. Olivet
City
Baltimore
Washington
Meat and Goods Sought by Great Southern Co
Public notice from Great Southern Co. of Fredertem Mil about meat products and heat sacks. Mentions seven retailers to sell items and requests orders via drellat. County constables listed with district numbers and Clerk Jordan referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kippore
Drellat
Great Southern Co
Fredertem
Mil
James Walker Co. Advertises Fast Color Fabrics
James Walker & Co promotes full line of fabrics and patterns. The ad touts colorfast materials, bargains on calico, percales and outings, and mentions new arrivals and special markdowns. It encourages calls to a listed number for details and pricing.
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Hull
Hartner
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Ducker
Miller
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Yeks
Mesara
David Mary
Hezekiah Putman
Ed Elserla
Medahn Logie
John Delauter
Snew
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Geo. W. Stensberger
L. Twenty
L. Lortz
T. B. Tyler
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Inet
Nathan
Hien Grove
Samuel J. Linton
Thomas
Ur. &. T. Jamer
Frederick City
Tye
Delia Staley
Hare
Temdep
Ohio
Oinee
Epring
David Wastier
Mise Sailte
Mt Houisy
Ellerton
This County
Bire
Levi Morgan
Tae Young
Koweflel Lodge
Sethtiey Aight
L. DP. JZ
L. L
Carpanter
Be Nevada Wicher
Navea Rew
Esa Ene
Haller
Quart
Geo
Lave
Sentinel
Nty
Retary
Atonnverman
COT
J Carpenter
Way
Alty
Miai Reccaringer
Quealck
U. A. Phorretes
Sr Ta
Sophia Heble Las
Ty —Merars
Kilwant Beall
Albert Evler
Walward Gilbert
Griater
George Angle
McAleer'station
Eugene Yammons
Gedp
Church of Liberty
James H. Harris
West End
John Brtth
Liberty
Jonas Kreslo
Libberty
Henry Swope
Johnariufs Pike
Mdney Sappington
Han
St. F. Sappington
Grafton Wagner
Coe Otica Mills
Noah Barrick
Wits
Cecil
Kansas
Pate
G. W. Miller
John W. Abtoo
Charles Miler
Haltimors
Eaton's Vollege
Onfaotn Stattlemyer
G. Wi. Miler
Joho
MT. Church
Progens
de. Zerger
Vy Tafferson
Missea Ada Alderson
Bessie Habba
Howard County
TS. Lewis
Mra
Mra Clanton
Doty
George R Watts
Coresville
Mr. Lewis
Te -Minacle Benater
Claude Doty
John Burns
Smitheburg
Piers Mrnday
Wm. Hill
Tam News
North Carey Street
Utica
Helen B
McKinney
South Market Street
D.J. Beale
E. B. Renner
Harry Fieher
Charles Kyers
Wm Knock
C.C. Carty
Mate Callied
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Trogo
D. F. McKioney
Lime Kiln
Ty. Beale
W. S. Ould
Baring Bean
Presbyterian Charpe
M. J. Grove
Mel. Brown
W. T. Wooten
Méssie
Thos, Jarboe
Peter Thompson
Botlas Qoockey
Mt. Olives Cemetery
O.U. Carty
John Anticks
Officer Brengle
William Johnson
Colored House of Reformation
Mulliniz
Keke'a
Whather
Besore
Jordan
Jonepa Rightsman
Disteiet
Joby W. Castle
James B. Walker & CO
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Thim
John Bendrickson
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Peteraville
Frederick Co
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Brie
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