Poultry Premiums At The Junior Hall Show
Official list shows premiums awarded at the Poultry Show in progress at the Junior Hall. Awards include numerous breeds with winners named such as Norman Rice Hagerstown and BA Garlinger of Hagerstown among many others across White Plymouth Rocks Leghorns Brahmas Wyandottes and Bantams, with multiple firsts and ties noted.
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Dominique
Norman Rice
Hagerstown
Plymouth
E Boileau
Maddletown
Plummer
New Market
Dobbin
Barrick
New Midway
J M Bowman
Nokesville
Gulden Wyandottes
Wille Wyandottes
Harley & Birely
Frederick
Harley & Burely
Charles Feldman
Hagertown
Coshin
Geo B. Stidman
Bltimore
Pallet
John L. Cost
Harley & Barely
Lang Ban
Erel
Robert Barrick
Harry Bowers
Frederik Guy
W. F. Elk Spamah
Henry Lancaster
Batmore
C. W Leghorn
C. A. Sharp
Bruce Howard
G F. Lewer
Gettysburg
R. CO
W. Leghorn
SGB
Leghorn
G. B. Boiteau
S. S
David Toda
Elkridge Landiwg
Fieche
Wilcox
Cosk
Davis
Henry Lencaster
Balto
Fanciers
Cockers
Doll
Vv Wilcox
D. W. G. Bantam
H. W. Doll
C. E Boileau
H.W. Doll
A. V. Wilcox
Rosen
BR. T. Cremer
J. M Borman
Lese Cramer
Garners
R T Cramer
Brish Brosa
Sex Advertisements and Notices Page Fragment
A partial 1989 newspaper fragment shows a classified area with sex advertisements, sale notices, and small notices including organ wanted and special notices. The readable lines reference For Sale items, Kent, and odd notices. The legible items are fragmentary and lack full context for details.
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Notics
Organ
Cent Natics Sprial
E. Ray
Kent
Death in Jefferson area owner Mrs Susan Long
Mrs Susan Long of Jefferson area died at her residence last night from dropsy and heart disease. She leaves four children, two sons and two daughters. Funeral is set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Reformed graveyard in Jefferson. Interment at the Reformed graveyard. Sealed proposals are invited by G B Dendy for a macadam street roadway from Antietam Station to Antietam National Cemetery near Sharpsburg Maryland with details available at the Depot Quartermaster's Office Washington D C and cemetery superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Long
Jefferson
Seaiec
G. B. Dendy
B.S. Army
Antietam Station
Antietam National Cemetery
Sharpsburg
Quartermaster's Office
Washington, D.C
Grand Hop Basket Party in Barnesville Maryland
A Grand Hop will be held at Grange Hall Barnesville Montgomery County Maryland on Friday evening January 18 1859 Dancing begins at 730 PM Music provided by the F C orchestra The committee in charge includes B F Shreve R J Sellman J G Sellman D T Shreve Wm H Dickerson Jr Henry Sme et Muthrong Mrs Chae Smoot Miss Sallie Brown and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
Barnesville
Alontgomery Co
F.C
Retter
B. F. Shreve
R. J. Sellman
J. G. Sellman
D. T. Shreve
Wm. H
Dickerson, Jr
Henry Smeet
Mutrong
Chae. Smoot
Miss Sallie
Brown
Dusty replaces chestnut in slang, notes Table Talk
In Table Talk, slang evolves as the chestnut loses meaning and dusty becomes the new term. The discussion contrasts stylish toilet phrases and dooty as more sensible than passing fashion. Dusty implies spoiled freshness, while chestnut’s significance fades.
B O Relief Association October 1888 Receipts and Benefits
Receipts of the Baltimore and Ohio Relief Association in October 1888 were 28382.68. Disbursements broke down as accidental death 7463.00 accidental injuries 8578.80 surgical expense 777.43 natural sickness 7714.90 natural death 2701.00 totaling 22235.13. Total benefits paid from May 1 1880 to October 1888 reached 1850500.26. The committee resolved on October 30 to continue the natural death benefit in the coming year with an increased payment of 300 for sell rate to members insured before September 30 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. & O. Relief Association
Baltimore and Ohio Relief Association
Committee of Management
Reversing the Rule in Indane A Duel Plot
Marcellus Bosch, a dapper admirer from Bunker Hill, courted Levi H Snyder’s daughter. Snyder warned against pursual, and the next day Boyd returned armed with a revolver and dynamite. Snyder was away but the plan to kill the old man was stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indane
Marcellus Bosch
Bunker Hill
Lece
Levi H. Snyder
Mr. Snyder
Boyd
Snyder
Cheap Reprints Signal Change in 1888 Book Trade
The Publishers' Weekly notes the bookselling business did not grow with population and commerce in 1888 and earlier years. A key shift is that cheap quartos largely vanished and unauthorized reprinting nears its end. Reprinters now rely mainly on new material from English or foreign publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers’ Weekly
Nevertheles
Local Figures Dominate Early Turbine Event Results
The report lists athletes with top finishes across multiple categories including 1st places for Jow Inside Tumblers and Bik Fantaile, 2nd placements for Silver Wing do and Blue Antwerp, and several 4th and 5th places for Bice Owls and Bik Trumpetere. Names include David Kolt, Lipps, G E Boitean, Albert McCardell, ML Greider, and Waiter H. Das.
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Antwerp
David Kolt
Lipps
Ston
Let
RB. H
G E Boitean
Albert McCardell
Bice Antwerp
ML. Greider
Waiter H. Das
Biae Homive
Libel Suit Filed Against Thomas M. Wofe and Nash Young
A libel suit has been filed involving Thomas M. Wofe and Nash Young, with attorney J. E. Wood listed and damages sought set at 5,000 dollars. The particulars of the case are not yet public.
Booth and Barrett to star at Holiday Street Theatre
Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett perform this week in Baltimore at the Holiday Street Theatre. A large local audience plans to attend to hear the era's greatest tragedians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Booth
Lawrence Barrett
Baltimore
Holiday Street Theatre
Principal gifted students with gold pen and pencil at Christmas
Kindly Remembered notes tell of a Brook Hill Public School incident where a pupil vomited in the principal's room and the teacher Mfr. J Geo Hoffman received a handsome gold pen and pencil from Mfr. Albert F Ramsourg for the pupils during Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brook Hill
J. Geo Hoffman
Albert F Ramsourg
Larceny Trial For Caesar Wheadon Murdoch
David Caesar Richard Wheadon and George Mur dock appeared before Magistrate Barack at seven last evening on larceny charges. The alleged theft involved goods from Jacob Rede aub of Backeystown dating to December. Caesar and Wheadon were released. Murdoch remained in custody awaiting Grand Jury action.
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David Caesar
Richard Wheadon
George Murdock
Barack
Laresty
Jacob Redeaub
Backeystown
Murdock
Change of Pastr al Relation at Mechanicstown
The Rev. A. Whitmore of Mt Jackson Virginia has accepted a call to the Mechanicstown Reform ed church and began duties January 1 His formal installation will occur in February He has not moved his family yet and plans to relocate after parsonage repairs and improvements are completed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pascral
A. Whitmore
Mt Jackson
Mechanicstown
Reformed Church
Rew
Whitmore
Mechanicatown
Installation of Officers at Kilpatrick Post No 34
Post commander Et Frost installed Kilpatrick Post No 34 officers including Levis Wineberry as Commander and Randolph Williams as center vice at Gio Hell last night. The same venue hosted a Women's Auxiliary Corps No 1 meeting with members led by Daniel F Burras.
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Et Frost
Kilpatrick
Gio Hell
Levis Wineberry
Randolph Williams
Ino Lanzall
John Diggs
George Tall
Frank Robert
Moulton Stewart
Thomas Smith
Charles O Butcher
James Williem
Women’s Auxliary Corps No 1
Kulpatrick Post
Daniel F Burras
Banquet Preparations For I RM Great Council Meeting
Jedies plan a banquet at the Rink on the evening of the 16th with the Great Council of State of the I RM meeting that date. The Rink opens 1 to 6 PM for contributions and final setup, with directions for delivering items.
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Jedies
Great Council of State of the
Friends of
Tribe
Officers Nominated by Hose Company Members
The independent Hose Company members met last night and nominated officers including President Jas McSherry, First Vice President E S Eichelberger, Second Vice President Jacob Rohrbuck, Secretary J Rozer McSherry, Assistant Secretaries G A Pacely and others for treasurer John C Hardt and director line led by Wm H Kime. Additional positions include foreman Henry B Tyson and 4 to be voted for firemen, chief engineer D H Kolb, and further roles with multiple nominees such as chief hose director and various pipemen across many names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Hose Company
Jas McSherry
E S Eichelberger
Jacob Rohrbuck
J Rozer McSherry
G A Pacely
Wm L Gilbert
John C Hardt
Wm H Kime
John W Keufman
John S Quinn
W F Groure
W A Simmons
H C Keefor
P M Bader
G Waring Tyon
C F Fleming
Foreman
Henry B Tyson
Acst
Jack Rozenatock
Emory Naez
Philip Seeger
Elmer Bader
Charles Muller
Charles L Breagie
John Levy
Christaa Wilson
Wm Schwearing
D H Kolb
Babal
Barry Baer
Harry Lambright
Geo. Lidie
Wm. Kolb
M. A. Cra-en- Jey
L. A. Brat
Charles Mercer
Wm. H Danzer
Chas. Wallace
Jas. Lowe
Jacob Qavon
Chas. Green
Wm. Afattoon
John Ricketts
Chae Schroeder
Chas. Dangenberger
Hose
Chea. B. Shore
Bose
Harry NASA
Geo Keyser
TA H Hargate
Eduard J Shearer
Wel Landerkin
Chas BR Hooper
Geo A Salter
Aashland
Milton Miler
F F Green
Wm Morgan
Wm Hultner
J C Woodward
D Mehrling
Edw. Eeder
Lewis Mehrling
Geo. Engelbrecht
Chas Mehrling
E L Green
Eugene Fagan
J C Bopst
J A King
Chas Wineburg
Wm Anpevine
Chan Howard
Geo Fagan
Jon Haller
Philip Schell
Geo Cram
Wm © Johnson
Local Notes and Personal Visits Highlight Williamsport
Mrs. Wm Kemp and Miss Mildred Brown visit relatives in Williamsport and Baltimore while Bernard C Steiner becomes vice president of Johns Hopkins Christian Association. A lamp move at Bentz and Sixth streets is noted along with local officials’ changes. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised as a tonic and Aver’s Hair Vigor extolled for hair health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Kemp
Williamsport
Famly
Thomas Haller
South Market Street
Mildred Brown
Baltimore
Bernard C. Steiner
Christian Association of Johns Hopkins University
Ids R Ramsburg
Washington, D
Bentz
Sixth Streets
Kineharts Alley
Sixth Street
Eugene Hammond
Cumberland
Bank
Hammond
Frederick County
G. B. Hammond
New Market
Hood
Lerch
Hany Barnes
Officer Dadisman Fines Man for Improper Conduct
Officer Dadisman arrested Adam Fiickenstein for improper conduct yesterday. He was brought before Mayor Bartgis and fined 285 dollars, which was paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dadisman
Adam Fiickenstein
Bartgis
Installed officers of Father McElroy Council CB L
Deputy State Chancellor Dr S A Keene installed last night J A Kennedy as president C P Smith as orator J F Eisenhauer as collector Gen E C McSherry as treasurer Wm Crimmina as secretary G M K Eberte Alfarabal Jos Houff guard 3 5 W Jarboe Joe Lebhert Inc Diffendal trustees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.b.l
Father
W Jarboe
Joe
Regular Monthly Meeting of F C M G A
The F C M G A held its regular monthly meeting with large attendance and strong interest. The Religious Work Committee report showed increased religious meeting participation. A committee of Dr Purnell J E Rice Wil Hardt H G Hall and PHO Bkely was formed to review the constitution. The president may appoint six or more delegates to the Cumberland convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Purnell
J.£. Rice
Wil Hardt
H. G. Hall
Pho. Bkely
Cumberland
Babe left at Loats Orphan Asylum door
A female infant about five to six hours old was left at the door of Loats Orphan Asylum last evening after 7 o’clock. After examination by Dr. G A Sherretts the child was deemed probably white and was placed with Rachel Ryan, a trusted local woman, for temporary care before transfer to Monterne in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loats Orphan Asylum
G. A. Sherretts
Rachel Ryan
Monterne
Latimore Walters Funeral and Mrs Blumenauer Obituaries
Latimore Walters funeral held at Greenmount cemetery with Rev Daniel Draper officiating. Interment by A T Rice Sons. Mrs John Blumenauer funeral at 29 West Fourth Street with Rev E R Eschbach officiating. Interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. Pallbearers listed. A T Rice & Sons undertakers assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latimore Walters
Daniel Draper
Greenmount Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
John Blumenour
West Fourth Street
Mt. Olivet
E. R Eschbach
Jacob F.smith
Lewis Lipps
G. Howard Kussmans
H. M.gilhoger
Richard Gagan
E. August Fox
A.T. Rice
Merit Wins For King Remedies At Garrott Drugstore
A Garrott druggist boasts of selling Dr King s New Discovery for consumption Dr King s New Life Pills Bucklen s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters with universal customer satisfaction and a guaranteed refund if results are not satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrott
De muleent Shaving Sample Offered by Colgate & Co
For the benefit of the Presbyterian church Leesburg the ladies propose hosting a sale on January 21 and 22 at old Loudoun site during Circuit Court days. Public invited to patronize and support the fundraiser with shaving sample offer from Colgate & Co for two cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colgate & Co
Jobo &, N
Leesburg
Publc
Rockville Circuit Court Opens With Local Cases
The Rockville January term of the circuit court for Matgouery county will convene with several local matters to be tried. One prisoner awaits trial as the court handles charges including burglary, larceny and related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Matgouery
Weather Forecast Warns of Severe Cold Snap
A weather note attributes an early warning to a goose bane and Idaho forecaster Mr Wiggs predicting a harsh winter. The speaker recalls moon position north and past severe cold events, warning readers to brace for bitter cold and possible record lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiggs
Idaho
Aserle
Pleuro-Pneumonia Outbreak Triggers Quarantine Near Sikesville
Pleuro-pneumonia broke out last week near Sikesville Howard county. The first symptoms appeared in the herd of James Britton a fine dairy farm. Des Saville a state veterinary surgeon and Flavel of the Government department ordered eight affected cows culled and quarantines placed on neighboring farms including T Brooks adjoining.
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Sikeville
Howard County
James Britton
Des. Saville
Flavel
Bovernment Department
T Brooks
Sikesville
Montgomery Farmers Convention at Sandy Spring Lyceum
The Montgomery county Maryland farmers convention meets Tuesday January 15 1889 at 10 oclock. Discussions cover drainage cost profitability shelter for crops dairy cattle exchange Jersey for Holstein cows and dairy needs. Officers include Henry C Hallowell president H H Miller and Francis Snowden secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Farmers Convention
Sandy Spring
Jersey
Henry C.hallowell
H. H. Miller
Francis Snowden
Death of Mrs Maught in Middletown Valley
Mrs Mary Medalen Maught, a longtime resident of Middletown Valley born November 1792, died Saturday after weeks of illness. Surrounded by family she passed from a choking sensation noted as the gurgies. She leaves four daughters and two sons and will be buried Tuesday morning at 16 o'clock in Union cemetery.
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Maught
Mary Medalen Maught
Middletown Valley
Tat Tima
Macpht
Ife
Bouyant
Mise Icla Managht
Thomas Maughi
Frederick
Andrew Maught
Union Cemetery
Advertising and church outreach promise prosperity
Mayoral candidate William Wilcoxon promotes advertising as vital for success. The piece urges January renewal of business cards and timely copy submissions. It cites a church fundraiser experiment using contracting boxes led by young Ja diea, noting improved finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jadiea
California Excursions to Colorado and Pacific Points
Excursions to Colorado and Pacific Coast points depart January 15 29 and February 19 28 via B and O BR. Second class tickets include reclining chair and sleeping car accommodations to destination. Agents D Ebride in Baltimore H A Miller in Wilmington Lyman McCarty in Philadelphia PL G Smith in Washington D C listed for reservations.
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California
Colorado
Pacific Coast
B& O BR
Kauase City
Goie Ekould
D Ebride
Pasa
O. Central Bldg
Balto, Md
H. A. Miller
Pacs
B & O. Depot
Wilmington
Del
Lyman
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Gity
Hezekiah Fox
Double Pipe Creek
Carroil County
Wm. H. Etchison
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Mullinix & Kemp
William Wilcoxon
Dem
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Springfield
B. Brown
Ps Yick SA
Iudin
BL News
Fica
Edie
Patrick Street
Terson Turnpike
Fenton Berger
Ma_ danilchy
Jas
W. Pearre
Omine
Gyurt
Weat Chuch
East Church Street
Carlin
Ian Dine
Foi Aldes
M. Hergets
Coltert
Heterville
Fredellcn County
Fary Land
Yster
Nailers Trees House
Baltimore Pike
Jantdine
Yediuars Willibeo
Clon
D. Hendrickson
Dot
Columbuss
u'Donnell
Petersville
Idawson
Hemre- News
Doe
George, Brust & Co
W. Patrick Street
Sonth Market
South Street
Sear Marken
Cliffor' A
Jan
Dr. Bowles
Thos
Harwood
Henut
West Patick Street
A. M. Nixdorff
Ben
Lewis M. Nixdorf
Guy Tickt
D. Hentz & Co
Fred
Vook
Ubcap
Bart Patrick St
Balla
J. Beckiey
City
CD Wisone
Vunsburz
Saparilla
Hicod
Lowell
Hoopesco Apothecaries
Masa
Gregg
Court St
Applytotrs J. BR. Bogiehespoer
West Petr Ck St
Tarim Howe
Quisn& Co
Guary
Wirhy
Parsfield
Geo'res
Voney
Roeten
Lerge
Aderess
M_ Le Funkoust & Co
Groff Ruse
Jerne Yard
North Market Street
Atree’s
Hhoce
Joseph Grom
Rice & Haller'aga Roer
Ayer
Oriz
ATL
J. G. Ayer & Co
Black & Fancy
G& J. Doe
North Market St. Frederick, MD
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