Advertiser notices and staff signatures in 19th century column
A fragment from a newspaper page shows advertiser notices and signatures including G. Carty M. L. Scheffler L P Dixon Doi G. B. Staley Ohlenberg and officials. It mentions irregularities in dealings and urges reports from subscribers along with names of a Female High School Specialfet and Job listings such as Woman Wanted Mrs W E B Etchison and Hams BL VeStaab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaevertisemenca
Ace
M. L. Scheffler
L P Dixon
G. B. Staley
Ohlenberg
Ur. Hardesty
Woman
W. E. B. Etchison
Hams
VeStaab
Distempier Attacks Heroes in Indian Springs District
Local brief notes report Distempier’s attack on heroes in Indian Springs district Washington county, plus rapid-fire items on taxes, housing, local commerce, jokes, and upcoming events across several nearby communities. The column preserves a string of short notices and anecdotes from the area.
Legislature Passes Bills On Finance and Governance
Senate passes measures to bond Allegany courthouse funds, suspend sentences in certain cases, and boilerplate reforms. House approves salaries for Baltimore coroners, food inspections, church property rules, Zion church trust dealings, and regulation of fish catches in Talbot County. Governor to send more appointments. notes mention Frederick City voting act amendment.
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Senate
Mots
Annapolis
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
County Commissioners of
Allegany
State Normal School
Baltimore
Trustees of Zion Church
Baltimore City
Little Sisters of the Poor
Talbot Caunty
Evans
American Banking and Trust Commpany
Capital
Hood
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Councilman
Baltimore County
Conneilman
Western Mary-land Company
Frederick Eity
Cambridge to build new Catholic church
A new Catholic church will be constructed at Cambridge. The report notes religious expansion and local community development, reflecting the era's church-building trend.
Hotel Arrivals At Local Houses Listed By Names
Yesterday’s hotel arrivals list guests from Baltimore Philadelphia Providence Harrisburg and local towns. Names include T E Carson J J Huckart G W Bewes W M Hayworth H Roberts W Patterson and many others with counts per county and city origins.
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T. E. Carson
E. Seibert
Frank White
G.H. Falley
C. J. Crist
J.D. Seeman
W. M. Hayworth
H Roberts
Geo. B. Fisher
Me Jomb
W. R. Patterson
J. H. Donnelly
Baltimore
W. E. Gaver
Mt. Airy
John J. Viesen
Rockville
D. Shattuck
Harrisburg
J. J. Huckart
G. W. Bewes
Hines
E. Broeker
W- Walter
Phila I. Huumperbretch
Providence
H. Alison
Pittsburg
Warfeld
Howard County
Cassin
W. Turner
Mt Ephraim
C. Hemsley
W. Casey
C. Nelson
W. Wallace
New York
A. Elser
Chillicothe
A. Kaniman
Waynesboro
W. Hubbard
Danville
Grory Hotse
S. R. Werbright
D. B. Creek
W. A. Turner
Ephrem
Frank W. Spotten
Columbia
Real Estate Transfers Featured in Brunswick Property Deals
Mary E and Laura V Eliot transfer house and first to Geo Werner in Brunswick for $110. Roger McSherry and Edward S Etchelberger trustees convey 16 acres to Geo Werner for $266. Peter E Bussard and Charlotte M Bussard transfer 23 acres 3 reeds and 4 perches to Paul Klips for $700.
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Mary E
Laura V. Eliot
Geo
Werner
Brunswick
Roger McSherry
Edward S. Etchelberger
Peter E. Bussard
Charlotte M
Paul Klips
Commissioners of charities and correction named in county offices
Augustus L Boteler Peter E Bucsard Charles C Maight and George L Giller ge qualified in the clerk s office yesterday as commissioners of charities and correction William E Murphy as seed supervisor of District No 9 and Grafton Wagner as head supervisor of District No 8 Bring in your coupons
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Augustus L. Boteler
Peter E. Bucsard
Charles C Maight
George L. Gillerge
Commissioners of Charities and Correction
William E. Murphy
S Reed
Grafton Wagner
Reed
Marriages License Notices From Local Districts
Lloyd Clarton Culler of Feagaville weds Mise Ans Mary Marry of Buckeys town district Emory Calvin Remsberg near Middletown weds Mise Viole Idella Thomas near Frederick James Edward Shildt weds Miss Addie M Gilbert of Woodaboro district James W Long of New London weds Miss Tomale Virginia Long of Newport
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Lloyd Clarton Culler
Feagaville
Mise
Mary Marry
Buckeystown
Emory Calvin Remsberg
Middletown
Mise Viole
Idella Thomas
Frederick
James Edward Shildt
Addie M. Gilbert
Woodaboro
James W. Long
New London
Tomale Virginia Long
Newport
Political rancor and road reform dominate Baltimore press
The Baltimore press rails at party bosses and factional maneuvering as Isaac Peckham faces rejection over Democratic ties and Cleveland governance. It also reviews the Maryland Road League push for a state road engineer to improve highways, noting county resistance and the need for funding and planning. A theft at Lewis' Pond ends the update with a local crime note.
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Baltimore Newe
Peckham
Supreme Court
Gorman
Gillints
Nerate
Seostein
Acrndlower
Bessiam
Democratic Party
Spoll
Cleveland
Courage Sud
Baltimore Herald
Maryland Road League
St. Mary’s
Royal Engineer
Snow and church notes from Point of Rocks area
Snow storms disrupted trains on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Reports from Point of Rocks note sleighing, church services at the Episcopal church, illnesses in the cold wave, and social events including weddings and birthdays. A baseball game against Frederick county concluded with a Frederick county victory.
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Guy's
Belair
Furniiiture
Anna Arundel
Baltimore Cyaterboats
Annapolis
Frank W. Mish
Surbridge Manufacturing Company
Hagerstown
J. B. Jeralemon
Newark
N. d
Episcopal Church
Princess Anne
New Presbyterian Church
Church Hill
Queen Anne’s
Sallie Rote
Boothby Hil
Harford County
Philips
Elkton
H. A. Maguire
Philadelphia
St. Mary’s
Wilte Vs. Boyd
Forcheriff
Cecil County
John Nichols
Baltimore and Ohio
Frank Stoeffer
Ciile Albert Elliott
Ida Mills
Edward Carter
Carter
Mary Boteler
Wellington Hutchens
Baltimore
George W. Boteler
Waynesboro
J. T. Yourtee
Alice Boteler
Frederick County
John R. Obist
Indian Spring
Geo. B. Grimm
Point of Rocka
Afr
Grimm
Plea for Water Works Bond Vote in Ellicott City
Senator John G. Rogers introduces a bill for the Mayor and City Council of Ellicott City to issue six percent bonds up to 30 900 for water works. Taxpayers are divided on the measure with debate over who should vote. The bill proposes a tax not exceeding 35 cents per hundred dollars and annual principal payments of 1000 starting from issuance.
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Distempier
Horoes
Indian Springs
Washington County
Tiddletown
Highfield
Buens Vists
Omar
Fairfax Republican
Davis
W. Va
Belial
Republican
Maryland
Frederick
Pen-Mar Council, Jr
U. A. BM
Euclid
Iast
ancHon
John G. Rogers
Howard County
Ellicott City
Ers
DNL
Ctty
Theatrical Troupes Disband Across Nation After Poor Season
The Cumberland News reports a quiet season with no troupes traveling east or west through the B and Q main line. Several companies including Jefferson and Blue Grass House have closed or disbanded, while only nationally known acts cover expenses and others plan to return after Lent. The New York Clipper lists troupes seen last week, noting some sterling attractions.
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Cumberland News
Informatico
Calambus
Chicago
Indianapolis
Jefferson
Blue Grass Company
Cleveland Almstrels
Little Tycoon
New York Clipper
Southern Magazine praised for authentic Southern portrayal
Literary notes discuss the failures of earlier magazines to represent the South, claim the Southern Magazine now offers true pictures with artist E. W. Kemble, and praise its staff and literary quality. Also humor and domestic notices mix with brief items on rent improvements, a singing baby in McKeesport, and legal notices.
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Edgar Allen Poe
Southern Literary Messenger
St Richmond
E. W. Kemble
Ic Almple
John Hendrickson promotes Spring Dry Goods sale
John Hendrickson advertises a large stock of desirable spring dry goods with a complete line of new, elegant items. He claims no underhanded pricing, offers fair profits, and vows not to be undersold while maintaining first class goods across all departments.
New Yardage Lineup Arrives With Broad Silk Goods
New goods arriving Tuesday include black satin bands and bridged silks. Prices start at 500 per yard with a wide range of silk fabrics, dress goods, embroideries, laces, white woods, and gloves advertised as attractive and popular retail items.
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St.llangsheh
SILLA
Aeso Art
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Bladeston
Cone View
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Market Street
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