Directory of Frederick principal business houses
Directory listing Frederick merchants by trade with locations on Market, Patrick, and nearby streets. Includes agricultural implements, books and stationery, builders, clothing, groceries, cigars, druggists, dry goods, tailoring, printing, and more. Notable entries include Target FL & Co agricultural dealers, Lorentz A. C. stationery, Chambers bookbinders, Hagan Brother carriage builders, Miller Justus cigar merchant, and Schley Delaplaine printers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Target
FL. & CO_deaiers
Wagcov
P.tt
Jainta
Lorentz
A. C
Kaye
Wee Fauresrot
Saltzell
Wesley
Carpenter
Sus
Bovts & sHogs
Markey
J.H
Bota
North Sarket Street
Quinn
H H
Gent
Umbrelthket
Las & Wiseherg. S
Erio Coots
North Market
Siseer_ GEEEN
HT. C
Boow Snd
CEERS
Erem & Mearling
The
Excelsior
Murbock, J.J. * CO
Bill
LHS
Court Street
Chambers, WM. E
Tte
West Patrick Street
Hagan & Brother
West Fourth Street
T.u
South Market
Else Thomas
C. B
Miller
Justus
Havana
Gene
North Market Street
ESUNG
Wal W
Cealer
West Patrick St
Garrott
Jamery
South Alarket Siren
Stline
Mareet Street
Brown
Jas. F
Desser
Market Street
Bucery
City Hall
Getzendanser
M. E
Fomosa
Moyune
Duffs
West Patrick
Smith
Faeser
Visions
Lequors, Tobacco and Ci
Buckwalter
Zellers, C. E
Queens
South Market Street
Routzagn J. L
Arbness
Wallis
Albert F
Castle
East Prick Street
Royal Insurance Company
iFire
Liverpool
Busbol
Parrick Streia
Mutual Aid Society
Court Sta
Charles J. Newman
Simmons
William A
Spectacles, &Co
North Market Se
SCHLEY,_& DELAPLAINE
Montana and Dakota May Enter Union Together
Correspective dispatch from Sabillasville reports Montana hopeful for statehood and possible admission with Dakota. William F Saunders of Helena cites Democratic majority in Montana, constitutional committee, and planned Washington visit to push a state constitution. Also notes local crime and community updates from Sabillasville, Maryland and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontana
Dakota
Misxuxapolis
Mim
W. F. Saunders
Helena
Mont
Montana
Saundera Saga
Washington
Haneer
Pennngion
Blockaded for Two Weeks in Rocky Mountain Rail Lines
Dexven Jan 18 The blockaded railroads in the Rocky Mountain region show limited progress. One eastbound Santa Fe train reached Pueblo at midnight, the first since Thursday, with three more arriving yesterday. The Kansas Pacific expects a train blocked for nearly two weeks to reach today, weather permitting. Burlington and Union Pacific lines via Julesburg keep moving, while the Denver Rio Grande San Juan division reported no trains on Sunday amid heavy snow up to twelve inches in Durango. Fears of a serious blockade on that line persist. Snow further snarls Silverton travel as winds drive drifting snow onto impassable streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
Dexven
Santa Fe Road
Pueblo
Kansas Pacific
Burlington
Union Pacific
Julesburg
San Juan
Denver and Rio Grande
Durango
Silverton
Clinging to the Barrens An Old Virginia Fisherman’s Escape
Edward Mister, a nearly seventy year old fisherman from Orancocey Virginia, tells of surviving a fierce January flood at Cheeconnessex Creek. He rode out a gale as waters rose into his shanty on Poconoke Sound, spent a night on the rafters, and after days of isolation crossed thin ice to reach land, preserving his fireside tale of miraculous escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orancocey
Edward Mister
Cheeconnessex Creek
Poconoke Sound
Mister
Jefferson Jottings and Oscar Wilde Anecdotes
Jefferson notes travel plans of Wyndham Johnson to Washington and North Carolina, snow and sleighing conditions, and school patronage. An Oscar Wilde courtship anecdote appears alongside Rev Sam Jones and a moral tale of a silver dollar. Local notices touch on Shiloh's Vitalizer and patent medicine claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Wyndham Johnson
Washington
North Carolina
Fleming
Abraham Hemp
Middletown
Page Milburn
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A. Card
Frederick
County
J. F. Brown
Bee-Hive
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Florida
Gandarins
Emons
Pprones
Harbharps
City
Carlin House
Grom House
Pennsylvania House
Western
Hefner
J. K-Sheppard
J. A. Simpson
Stamp House
M. & Bartgis
Ten Pin Alley
D. Bentz
UH. B. Shownan
S.c. E Hal
W. P. Morman
Js. Bartgs
E. N. Hobb
Welty
Max Rudolph
OHN
A. G. Lipps
Cor. W. Patrick
Telegraph Streets
Weir
Fee
Spbeers
Routizarn & Bowres
East Patrick St
N. T. Haller
F ST
R.W. Washington
Levy
C. C. Carty
M- E
J. W. Langley
Church Street
Carlin Block
Preyderick City
Oke
Yous Hendrickson
St N.marert ST
Sakermart Ton
Fredexiei
Clutsiers, Bengen, Lew
Wen's
Boy's
Geots Falishing
York Market
Lowenstein , Webthedier
Merchant Tailors
PERRY JAMES P_ & SON
Merchant Tailore
Ton
Wheeler and Wilson
McCall's
Schley & Delaptaine
Frederick Md
Sablasville
Correst
Taz News
Sabillasville
John Kinsey
Smoketown
Jacob Bishop
Wm A. Arnaperger
Ths Place
Fountain Dale
Adams Co. Pa
John Bishop
Bishop
Mr. Kinsey
Hagerstown
Mr. Arnsperger
W. A. Arnsperger
Josiah Ruhrman
Theodore Smith
W. L. Martin
Via
Ladiesburg
THI
Lapressese
Emma Hitzelberger
Teasant Hill
Misa Iva Albaugh
Mechenicatown
John M. Stanb
Bridgeport
S. A. Deibl
Mt. Zion (Haugh’s
Jacob H. Flickinger
Littlestown
Lute O.martz
Wm. H Martz
Salvationis
Gelling Papera
Stead
Liberty
Lexpus
Pall Mail Gazette
Eliza Armstrong
Marion Crawford
Leeward
Fox
Cumberland
Fort Kroes
Maxt
Virginia
Oscar
Oscar Wilde
Sam Jones
Christ
Sam
Christian
Shiloh
Williamaoe
Niaoweara