Frederick Directory of Principal Business Houses
Directory lists Frederick merchants and services by category with locations on Market and Patrick streets. It notes publishers and aims to help subscribers and the public transact business, naming agricultural implements, hardware, books, carriage builders, clothing, groceries, dry goods, and more across North and South Market, West Patrick, and East Patrick streets. The item captures a catalog-style business directory with numerous firm names and street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igned
Willery
John J. Shipley
West Patrick Street
Frederick
Ao Peddier
Shipley
Hargett
Pitt's
South Market Street
Price & CO
ULE Pree
D. T. Groeman
Femers
Studebaker & Webster
Perriess
Fogines
Patrick Suerte
Smith
David H
Market Street
Henry A Dreer
Carriage and Toy Co
Haby
Joan LA
Aiden
Pollations
Higgins
Tookee
Hblagk Books
Lorentz
A. C
North Market Street
Cseis
Big Bye
Krem & Merrlid
Exctsior
North Market St
Kageman
George L
East Patrick Street
BILL
Murbock, J.J. & CO
Iss
Court Street
Chambeers
WM. E.& Son
Patrick Street
Hagan & Brother
West Fourth Street
Hank
J.D
Carcnayge
Thomas
Tigars
Miller
Justus
Havana
Turner
Horn
Bone
Ivory
Sleming
Saul
West
Patrick St. Dee Sfr
Garrott
Nichison Bundine
Steiner Srothess
North Marget Street
Fresno
Jas. F
Buckey
Cur Hall
Doll
G.J
Haller
Thos. H
West Patrick St . H
Cu Ceriéa
Queens
China
Freerick Md
Boutzabn
North Market Stret
Wallis
Albert E
Whole Isle & Reta
Havel
Castle
C. A
Royal Insurance Company
Liverpool
SIRO
Office Court Street
Pateiek Stree Mutual Aid Society
Ofer
Curt Sis
Chatic
J. Newman
Mange
Simmgss
William A
Watetes
George A
Frederick, Md
Schley, & Delaplaine
Perry James
California Lawyer Miller and Civil War Hero Career
The fragment outlines John F. Miller of California and San Francisco with early life in California, education at South Bend and New York Law School, and a legal career in California. It recalls his Civil War service under generals Rosecrans and Sherman, wounds, later roles as collector and senator, wealth, and public notices amid era politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ementee Miller
California
John F. Miller
San Francesco
Sqatth Bend
Chicago
New York
South Bend
Califori
Abe
Ina
Senate
Abe Sri
Cabri
Shermin Capet Rosecrans
Thomas
Artus
Regu Sr
Peaittsaueerat
United States
Treever
Newton Fowth
Miller
San Franciero
Gen Love
Renseau
Johnson
Alaska Ay United
Hassam
Samed Hutchins
Exrain
Hutchinson
Alaska
Meliar
United
Mes Senate
New York Tribune
Wood Ashes as Fertilizer for Plant Growth
A Washington letter extols wood ashes as rich in potash and phosphoric acid plus lime magnesia and sulfur, noting their minerals are readily available to plants. It argues ashes can supply nutrients over multiple years, warns price and quality vary, and calls for a pricing system tied to ash quality to assure growers value.
Local Notes from Ladiesburg and Surroundings
February events touch Ladiesburg as CLV trade shifts. Major Font’s area gains, with Frank Lo Stoner guiding local training and farming ventures prospering. New Midway post moved to Renner Barrick. Union Chapel ladies dedicate at the 21st, with plans for enlargements and a busy week ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne News
Lappe
CLV
Ville
Font Gold Naeres
Frank Lo Stoner Terney
New M
Lfav
Hic Wat
New Midway
Ger J. Renner
J. A. Barrick
Union Chapel of
Ladies Gowili
Acker's English Remedy Marketed by Williamson and Brown
Williamson and Brown announce a saleable article, Acker's English Remedy, claimed as a sure cure for asthma, coughs, croup and long troubles. Described as a standard remedy for consumption, the text notes their confidence and mentions Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as part of local political campaign preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson & Brown
Acker
Wicomico River Perch Report and Local Notices
Maryland items note a full Wicomico river with perch, Snow Hill population figures, Elkton poormaster bond of 16000 dollars, and revival at MOE Church. Reports from Chestertown, Kent Island ice at Love Point, and a strange marriage vignette ends with Nan cy Weserle and Williams Bunch from Accomack Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poromoise
Wicomico
Snow Hill
Elkton
MOE
Mewbankstown
John W. Dall
Chestertown
Somerset County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Crisheld
Hamnah More Academy
Glyndon
Baltimore
Centreville
Love Point
Kent Island
Messeraer
New York
Philadelphia & Norfolk
Selisbury
George Porter
Nev
Whitley
Nancy Weserle
Williams Bunch
Accomas County
Missionary meeting at Re formed church and wedding in Jam sville
The Re formed church held its monthly Missionary meeting with songs prayers and readings led by Rev Shulenberger and Mrs Coling. A wedding followed at Reform d patronage with Charlies Routzahn and Phoebe M Cramer wed by Rev A Shulenberger. Reports from Jam sville include local visits and ill persons in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ngasant
Shalenberger
Gertie Thomas
Flora Shultz
Poe
Thaven
Hirau C.kaufman
Fairview
Jennie Weller
Mt. Morris
Illinois
T. Lakin
Elia Coling
Calvin Thomas
Charlies H. Routzahn
Misa Phoebe M
Edward Cramer
A. Shhulenberper
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Hamburg
Haim
Burg
Joe
Scarlet Vesta
A & Ts
James F. Brown
Ja2ith&w
Sale
TFOR_PARTIEC LARS
D. G. Kendig
Lancaster, PA
John H. Abbott
Orier
Ihn H. Abbott
Catlin Howe
Gro
Pennsylvania House
Wertern Howl
Hefacrs
J. Simp
Po House
M. Rartzis
Ton Pinniz & Co
Shawnan
C. E W
Cor. W. Patrick
Telegraph Street
J. W. Langley
Perset
Shreet
W. Church Strest
Carlin Brock
Onzans
Schley & Delaplaine
Shilling & Shawen
Sehovis
Marc. H. F.steiner
Wasling
WM. A. Easterday
Hote
Smith & Wolfe
V. Staupfer
Great
Ali Sen Telity
D. CT
Struefer
W. Pat
INTER
Clothiers
Sergen, Lew
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Hartman
A. N
W. F. Clinton
Wheeler
Wilson Machisea
Bazar
John H. Stone
Moody
Cam
Mir
Ak’ Harper
Bazor
Rix Hager
Paradia
Remstine
Sreedwater
Timi
Pat. Thonan
Shiloh
John Fomiller
Washington
Leila Johnson
Adiral Febiger
Ladiesburg
Dr Bull
Maryland
Ljamsville
Susville
Annie i
Montgomery County
George Hood
George Rigas
Lemon
Joan B. Jones
W. R. Forsey
Mire Hettie Shipley
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