Purely Personal Notices From Liberty and Nearby Towns
Dr and Mrs Norwood of Liberty left today for Washington. Douglass H Hargett is in Baltimore on business. Lola Mantz of South Market visits relatives in Washington. Mrs Fout of Baltimore has returned from Frederick. John H Frazier of South Market Street is in Baltimore on business. Mrs A Rosenour and son of South Market Street visit relatives in Baltimore. Mrs Amon Bargee and son spend a few days in Union Bridge and Westminster. Edward Hobbs of New Market spends day with Frederick friends. Bertha Hargett of near the city visits friends in Baltimore. Mrs H C Henshaw of Adams Town returns from Frad stick. Griffin Taylor of New Brunswick NJ spends a few days in Frederick on business. Willard Markey and Eleanor Markey of East Second Street left for Knoxville.
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Norwood
Liberty
Washington
Douglass H. Hargett
Baltimore
Mis
Lola Mantz
South Market
Efrepts
Washingon
Fout
Frederick
John H. Frazier
South Market Street
A. Rosenour
Amon Bargee
Union Bridge
Westminster
Edward Hobbs
New Market
Bertha Hargett
H. C. Henshaw
Adamsatown
Fradstick
Griffin Taylor
New Brunswick
N. J
Fraderick
Willard Markey
Eleanor Markey
East Second Street
Knoxville
Regulation of Wages Act for Maryland Corporations
A proposed Maryland bill by Hox A P Mathias requires wage payment in lawful US funds to workers in mining manufacturing and transportation sectors semi monthly. First payments due mid month and second by month end, with February dates adjusted. Offenders face misdemeanor and fines up to 200 dollars. Also includes advertising text for Peerless Paper Meat Sacks.
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Maryland
United States
Corporation of Officers
Love Found Way to Gettysburg Marriage Elopement
Miss E Margaret Schley and Samuel Ramsburg eloped from York to Gettysburg amid a rainstorm after being escorted by a constable from Taneytown. They married in Gettysburg and sent telegrams to their families. they have since disappeared on a brief trip, with plans to return to Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss Margaret Schley
Samuel Rameburg
E. Margaret Schley
Glimer Schley
East Patrick Street
Samuel Claggett Ramsburg
Thomas Rawaburg
East Second Street
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania Depot
Rameburg
York
City
Taneytown
Frederick
Miss Bealey
Mr. Ramsburg
W E A W O F D E A T William H Gates Dies
William H Gates died at Montevue on Sunday aged 62 years 7 months Funeral held from Walkeraville two oclock Monday at Shiloh M P church Rev Mr Mc Caslin officiating assisted by Rev Mr Wood Interment in graveyard adjoining church Pallbearers named Jacob Perry Son undertakers Jacob S Perry & Son ANN STANSBURY Died at her home in Ms Pleas ant aged 75 Funeral at Silver Hill Burial in graveyard adjacent to church Rev Bosley Boyes officiated undertakers Jacob S Perry and Son MRS JOHN A DETRICK Formerly Miss Lillie Downey died at her home in Somerast Orange county Va after short illness Sister of Dr J W Downey New Market
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William H. Gates
Willian B. Gates
Montevue
Walkeraville
Shiloh M. P
Mr. McCaslin
Mr. Wood
M. E. Church
George W. Bent
Ezra J. Saylor
Jacob Heseon
David A. Baker
Henry Fulton
William Hipen
Jacob S. Perry & Son
Ann Stansbury
Ann Stanabury
Ms. Pleasant
Silver Hill
Bosley Boyes
Jacob
Perry and Son
John A. Detrick
Lillie Downey
New Market
This County
Somerast
Orange County
J. W. Downey
Revival services continue at United Brethren church
The revival meetings at United Brethren church continued last night led by Rev. O. W. Stingspring with strong attendance. A mid week service may be held at Evangelical Lutheran chapel at 7:30 this evening where Markwood Harp is engaged to sing tenor in the All Samia Protestant Episcopal choir. Mr Harp is a United Brethren member and sang in the choir. The Montgomery Press, a Republican paper in Montgomery county, has been bought by Cornelius W. Olam of Kensington, who has long served as manager and is the current mayor of Kensington.
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United Brethren Church
O. W. Stingspring
Evangelical Lutheran Chapel
Markwood Harp
Samia
Protestant Episcopal
Montgomery Press
Republican Journal
Montgomery County
Cornelius W. Olam
Kensington
Olam
Windsend West Patrick Street Chimney Blown Off
A high morning wind damaged the west chimney of Mrs Walls house on West Patrick street. A passerby narrowly escaped injury as bricks fell from the structure.
Lime Works Sold at City Hotel Auction
Capt. Walter Saunders conducted an 11 o'clock sale at the City Hotel. John W. Tabler of Urleans bought the Frederick City Lime Works for $8,870, securing 37 acres of land as part of the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Saunders
City Hotel
Frederick City
P Frank Pampel Files Trust Deed for Creditors
P Frank Pampel filed a deed of trust with the circuit court clerk conveying all his personal property to Wm. P Maulsby as trustee. The trust is to be sold to benefit Pampel's creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Frank Pampel
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Wm. P. Maulsby
Poole and Jacobs Tie The Knot At All Saint’s Rectory
William C. Poole and Harriet J. Jacobs were married yesterday at All Saints Rectory by Rev. Dr. Osborne. The ceremony united the couple in a quiet rites amid friends and family.
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Poole—Jacobs
William C. Poole
Harriet J. Jacobs
All Senne
Osborne Iagle
Local Market Prices and Pension Notice
Local market prices listed for corn per barrel and per bushel with various grades and rates. A pension of $12 per month is granted to Thomas W. Brightwell of the city, noted as a Mexican War pension recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir. J
W. Hargets
Thomas W. Brightwell
Naval Cadet to face court martial for alleged misconduct
Naval Cadet Walker F Jacobs of Connecticut is to be court martialed for allegedly engaging in "pouging" at Annapolia Academy. Elkton residents celebrate salt discovery on 10 000 acre Texas tract. Emory Layton 75 dies January 20 near Florence Howard County after long cancer. Samuel Jones 65 dies near Beekman Garrett County, 7 feet tall, Union veteran and pensioner. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to pay oldest train crew member 10 cents more daily under new flagman system. Berman and Henry Voland of Baltimore arrested on warrant charging arson at 127 South Charles Street on December 8.
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Walker F. Jacobs
Connecticut
Annapolia Academy
Duanty
Génorks Assembly
Board of Health
Elkton
Texas
Emory Layton
Florence
Howard County
Charles
Adolphus Layton
Samuel Jones
Beekman
Garrett County
Maryland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Berman Voland
Henry Voland
Baltimore
Uohanles V. Wantz
Funerals Reach Five Local Families in Recent Services
The obituary notice lists five funerals. Lacy Thompson infant of Samuel Thompson buried at Greenmount. Milliard and Mrs Nuez infant buried at Olivet with Schroeder as director. Moses Posey buried at Hope Hill Church with Rev Daniel Collins officiating and George Peters as undertaker. Henry Collistoner buried from Baltimore and Ohio depot with Rev Eschbach officiating at Met Olivet cemetery. W. H. B. Etchison funeral director.
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Lacy Thompson
Samuel Thompson
Middle Alley
Charles H. Mourray
Gresnmount Cemetery
A. Y. Rice & Sons
Milliard Nuez
Bange
E. 8. Todd
Ms. Olivet
Schroeder
Moses Posey
Monterus
Hope Hill Church
Daniel Collins
Backeyatown
John Hill
Alonzo Price
Frank Makell
Thomas Leo George W. Peters
Henry Collistoner
Baltimore & Ohio Depot
E. R. Eschbach
Louis Clingan
John Gomber
George Gittinger
Mr. Gassoway
Oferstown
Met. Olivet
W. H. B. Etchison
Delightful Supper Honors Henry Baumgardner’s 67th Birthday
A gracious gathering at the Baumgardner home on North Market Street celebrated Henry Baumgardner’s 67th birthday. Mr and Mrs Baumgardner led twenty children and grandchildren in an elaborately decorated feast followed by a merry sing along as the family wished them a long, prosperous life.
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Henry Baumgardner
North Market Street
Masonic Temple near completion ready for occupancy
The Masonic Temple is nearing completion and will be ready for occupancy by April 1. Mizpah Chapter No. 9 of the Order of the Eastern Star has rented the lodge room on the second floor. The State Bureau of Immigration is preparing a six language pamphlet to promote Maryland to immigrants, with Secretary Badenhoop directing. Also, Tuscarora Improved Order of Red Men members left Brunswick by train for a banquet in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania.
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Masonic Temple
Maryland
State Bureau of Immigration
Badenhoop
Tuscarora
Brunswick
Chambersburg
Daughters of the Confederacy social notices delayed
Fitz Hugh Lee Chapter U D C will not resume weekly meetings until the first Thursday in February. Several pleasant functions will be held during the season. A piano loan is noted from Mrs OC McSherry, a former officer. The piece also promotes Syrup of Figs as a permanent laxative solution.
Legislature Debates Orphans Court Sessions and Divorce Reform
Senators Rohrback and Bryan push bills in Frederick County and statewide. Rohrback seeks to limit Orphans Court sessions to two days weekly, while Bryan targets the divorce law’s domicile rules and two year state residency. House measures include a $300,000 State House enlargement and monuments for Chickamauga and North Point, plus a death penalty reform proposal and Eastern Shore senatorial representation.
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Rohrback
Frederick County
Orphans’ Court
Bryan
United States
Mr. Staum
Baltimore
State House
Building Commission
McSherry
Court of Appeals
Gen F. CO. Latrobe
Lloyd Wilkingon
Austin L. Crothera
S.A. Willams
George R. Gaith
Washington
Hoffman
Chickamanugs National Park
Pentzone
North Point Battle Ground
Leatherbury
Anne Arundel
Cale
White
Wicomico
New Market District Road Supervisors Appointed
Yesterday the Board of County Commissioners appointed road supervisors for New Market district. Named were Peter J. Carpenter Albert Cashour William T. Wagner James O Hooper Harry C. Morant Wm H Baker J Garrison M Brandenburg George W Tobry John L Long Thomas E Kling Jesse L Barnes Zachariah T Rippeau Amon Lesas Benjamin F Duvall Vernon A Snyder Thomas Uashour James M Kelly Baward Cashour George W Duvall Wm B Baker R B Randle William Mount Wm Pordum W Hays Brown David M Winpigler Wm H Tobry Onarlea H Umberger and T H H Bader. The board also plans settlements with Petarsville and Barkittaville supervisors.
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Board of County Commissioners
New Market District
Peter J. Carpenter
Albert Cashour
William T. Wagner
James O. Hooper
Harry C. Morant
Wm. H. Baker
J. Garrison M. Brandenburg
George W. Tobry
John L. Long
Thomas E. Kling
Jesse L. Barnes
Zachariah T. Rippeau
Amon Lesas
Benjamin F Duvall
Vernon A. Snyder
Thomas
Elder Hutchinson Sermon Prompts Wide Attendance At German Baptist
The German Baptist service drew a large crowd despite bad weather. Elder Andrew Hutchinson of McPherson Kansas delivered a sermon on The Trumpet the Watchman and the People with ad lib Bible illustrations. Tonight the 8 p m service will discuss Harmony and Discord. A Garrett County site for an east army rendezvous draws praise from Representative George A. Pearce after a tour with army officers. He cites 10 000 to 30 000 acres could be offered and hopes War Department will approve the location.
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German Baptist Church
Andrew Hutchinson
McPherson, Kausse
Hutchingon
Garrett County
George A. Pearce
John R. Brooke
Bates
John T. Dean
Army
Pearce
War Department
Pearre
Giant Bargain Sale Announced At Local Drug Store
In a bold clearance drive the Frederick locality advertises unprecedented low prices on dress goods and housewares. Flags a half price dress fabrics, cheap household items, and a 7 percent cash discount on first class sectional bookcases. The ad highlights personal attention from Clinton K. Main, a Frederick druggist, and promotes large stock of china, glassware, lamps, and tableware with a buy five dollars worth get one dollar free incentive through January 1902.
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Chelea
United States
Ibanogle & Wagamaz
North Market Street
Frederick
Ill Colonel Dorsey in critical condition near Brookeville
Col Gustavus Dorsey former colonel of the First Maryland Confederate Cavalry is gravely ill at his home near Brookeville Montgomery County after a month of confinement with pneumonia. A public temperance meeting is planned by the Anti-Saloon League of Wraderick County at City Opera House Saturday at 3 20 pm with addresses by Hon M G Urser and Rev S L McLean.
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Gontavus Dorsey
Gustavus Dorsey
First
Maryland Confederate Cavalry
Brookeville
Montgomery County
Dorsey
Anti-Saloon League
Wraderick County
City Opera
Official Visit by Henry Lampe to Antietam Tribe
Great Prophet Henry Lampe of the city paid an official visit to the Antietam Tribe of Red Men in Hagerstown and conducted the ssorat work. Speeches were made by Lampe Frank C. M. Wroa and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lampe
Antietam
Hagerstown
Mr. Lampe
Frank C. M. Wroa
Census report on Maryland manufacturing in 1880
The census details Maryland manufacturing and mechanical industries with capital of 163,482,260 not counting corporate stock. Products valued at 242,752,990, outlays include 7,383,268 in officials and clerks salaries, 38,761,551 wages, 17,226,623 miscellaneous expenses, and 144,539,680 for materials and fuels. Frederick shows 193 establishments with capital 1,217,702 and products valued at 1,727,004.
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Civic Yesturuly
Maryland
Frederick
Social and entertainment notices at local rooms and venues
A Thursday night entertainment at the Woman's Christian Temperance Union room on January 23 in So'clack features an elocution recital by Miss Fauntleroy and Mr Will Foot with Miss Graham, soprano, and vocalists from Lexington and Frederick. Supper and dressmaking services also advertised along with a Royal Hive Line Florida tour and B&O Railroad Jacksonville trip details.
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Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Room
Thoreday Night
So'clack
Woman's College
Traveling Libraries Seek State Support for Rural Districts
The Traveling Library Committee of the Maryland State Federation of Women’s Obba aims to obtain from the current Legislature a Library Commission and funds to establish and operate traveling libraries for Maryland rural areas. Delegates may visit Annapolis early February to press the measure. A Boonsboro source says trolley expansion to Myersville is planned next summer, with officials inspecting mountain routes near Boonsboro. A recital by Miss Fauntleroy of the Woman's College, with Miss Graham and Mr Font, is set for January 24 at College Hall.
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Maryland State Federation of Women’s
Obba
Maryland
Annapolis
Myersville
Boonsboro
Hepperle
Piper
Hagerstown Globe
Hahn Purchases East Third Street House from Zacharias
Real estate transfer records show Charles N. Hahn purchasing the East Third Street property from Horace C. Zacharias, who had acquired it from Margaret and George King. The deed states a purchase price of 2509 dollars.
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Charles N. Hahn
Horace C. Zacharias
East Third Street
Mr. Zacharias
Margaret
George King
Oratorical Contest at Bred erick College Tomorrow Night
The annual sunnal oratorical contest at Bred erick College will be held tomorrow night at 6 o'clock. Seven students will compete for the prize.
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Sunnal
Brederick College
Tomorro
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Taneytowns
Gettysburg, PA
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California Fig Syrup Co
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Talepaone
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Pricas
STO Spa
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Jans B. Radcliff
Norto Market
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Crown Bridge
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ALL Sours Piedarick Co
Industrial Statistics
Graca Reformed Sunday
Geo. Salter
West Ghaurck Streat
Cry Hotel Grill
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Wa. C. Boteler
Kansan City University
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