DIRECTORY OF THE PRINCIPAL BUSINESS HOUSES OF FREDERICK
Directory lists Fredericksburg businesses with names and locations across sectors. It documents agricultural implements, shoe retailers, clothing, hardware, groceries, meat sacks, printing, insurance and professional services, carriage builders, and more anchored to Market and Patrick streets, including Hargett & Co, Brown J F, Gotzendorfer, Chambers, HagAN & Brothers, and Schley Delaplaine among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hargett P. L. & CO
Hhutler
Psti
D. T. Ardeman
D. T. Ardeman, Dealers Im All Ku de 9: ‘Turn Imple~ Me Ln, Btudessker & Ebeter
Paws
Patrick Mrede
Lorentz
Stebemerr
Bisnk
Collures
Carre
HERON
I. Bwa & CO
Bockenlien
blaLeners
West Patick Stret
Baltzell, Wesley
Carpenter
Lds
Brats & Shoes
Markey, Jr
Barth Market
Steret
Quink
H M
Ubigrva
North Market Street
WLS
EREXG
du Ier
Nork Market
Butchers
Sreh & Merrling
Excereior
Market Butchers Sunt
Provisions Ac
No.va North Market St
Kaufman
Jessie D
East Pat
Tick Street
Bill Posters
Murlock, J.J. , CO
Bil
Court Street
Chambers, Wmf & Son
Bok Binding
West Patrick Street
Hagan & Brothem
C. Blackemuthing
Weat Eourth Street
Bas
Eway
Generel Repository
Nouth Warket
Thomas
C.E
Deater
North Market Seat
Miller
Jostos
Havana
Turner
Horn
Sault
West Ratrica
Gakrort
EL Brothers
Sonh Macert Street
Gooops Brown
JAS. F
Sud
Market Street
Bucky
B. V
Aod
Nts
Suiding
DULL
G.J
Haller
Schley
Delaplaine
Royal Insurance Company
Liverpool
Dash
Office Court Street
Pacrick Strees
Mutual Aid Society
Fice
Corner Second
Court Ste
Charles J. Newman
Simon
William A
North Market St
Schley & Delaplaine
Battle of Monocacy a point in history says Gen Wallace
Gen Lew Wallace asserts the Battle of Monocacy on July 9 1864 saved Washington. He criticizes Halleck and credits Grant for timely action, recounting his nighttime march to Monocacy, the 5800 defenders, and the delayed Rebel attack. Grant later restored him after Halleck’s opposition. The piece includes a secondary anecdote about a bankrupts’ scene and ads for medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Wallace
Commercial Gazette
Cincinnati
Grant
Monocacy
Washington
Halleck
East
Early
Martinsburg
Siegel
Baltimore
Frederick
Richmond
City Point
Weather prophecy warns of snows and floods this week
Professor De Voe predicts a storm season with a Gulf cyclone around February causing severe northeast gales and zero or below temperatures along the coast. A warm wave, floods in Canada West, and icy conditions in New York follow, with a cold snap and snow voyage disruptions expected by early February. Merchants should avoid the West Gulf Coast until after the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Voe
A. J. de Voe
Gulf
Europe
France
Montana
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Galveston
West Gulf Coast
Louisiana
Texas
New York City
Alarmist War Rumors Stir Europe in January Crisis
A Vienna rumor claims Russia may seize Bulgaria, Austria may send troops into Serbia, and Britain could pressure Greece to disarm. Serbia imprisons a parliament member opposing continued war. Reports detail wartime material orders: Britain to supply cartridges and rifles to Italy. Krupp shells move to Roumania. torpedoes for Greece. Austria keeps a Grecian squadron. Turkey expands forces. An Vienna correspondent says war looms tonight and Greece fears a March crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Loupom
Neebee
Sturmiet
Vienna
Russia
Bulgaria
Aretria
Serbia
Great Britain
Greece
Servis
Belgrade
Ivia
England
Prague
Bualle
Shella
Roumania
Fiume
Grecian
Turkey
Butte Mining Camp Boom and Oddities Described
The Chicago News portrays Butte as the world’s great mining camp in Montana's heart, noting fourteen years of steady growth with real estate ownership by bona-fide residents, half a million dollars in monthly mining company payrolls, and bustling main street dance halls with bartenders serving fast. It highlights fortunes made by Penniless arrivals, cites D. A. Clay earning $2,000 daily, and mentions a $5,000,000 Governor, the Anaconds copper mine sold for $750,000 in 1876, and a nearby melting works employing 800 men, consuming $150,000 worth of coal monthly. A later item from Ceresville reports a missionary meeting well attended with Hon. Milton G. Urner speaking, notes local interest in Acker's Tablets as a laxative option, and mentions residents planning moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Chicago News
Buttes
D. A. Clay
Hagan & Tevis
Anacouds
Butte
Also Mentioned on This Page
County
A J. F. Brown
James F. Brown
Bee-Hive
South Market St
Frederick, Md
John H. Abbott
All Saints’s
Meeprucusas
McMurray
City Hall
Carlin House
Grom House
Pennsylvania House
Western Hotel
Hefner's
Sheppard
Stoop
M. Bartgis
Ten Pin Alley
D. Bent, & Co
Showman
John A. C. Lipps
Cor. W. Patrick
C. E. Thomas
N. Market Street
Boutzahn & Bowers
Patrick St
Alssit
Jaimieow
Sappington's
Market
T.haller
F ST
N.W
Washington, DC
Levy
Frederick, Mds
C. C. Carty
Armers
Brendle
Sodare
THOS
Gilmer Schley
J. W. Langley
W. Church Strest
Carlin Block
Fred- Stick Uity
the Times
V. Stauffer
Stauffer
Patrick
B. L. Copy
HN Heldrickson
N. Market ST
Directory OF the— Principal Business Housas of
Frederich
Emnily
Beninees i
Fredenck
Clothiers
Bewgen
Lew
Sand
Luwenstein
Werthelmer
South Market
Getzendanner, M. E
Chuave Groceres
West Patrick
J. Smith
Doksny
Buckwalter’s Eye
Zellers
C. E
Queens
South Market Street
Routzagn
J. L
Wallis
Albert F
Raddies
Brasbea
City Hotel
West Patrick Stree
Castle
C. A
Houce
B . Batress
Patrick Street
Merchant Tailora
Perry James FP. & SN
Sterchan
Singee Weg .O
W.F Chilton
Wheeler
Wilson
McCail’n Bezar
Schley & Delaptarve
North Et Street
Preierick Md
Jinkins
Peter
Maria
Boston Commercial Bulletin
Shiloh
Kamaon & Brown
EASANT @ “OUTLOOK
Hudson, N
Greenfield Mills
Greenfield
Stila
Emma Pyles
Montgomery
Lola
Feld
R.B Ricketts
Park Milla
Cuamicotae
Millie Ashby
Thoreday Last
Buttecity
Ceresville
M.E
Milton G. Urner
Edwin Devilbisale
Emma Nicodemus
Samuel Brandenburg
Thos. H. Brandenburg
Brandenburg Bros
Baek
Williamson & Brown
Acker
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