Travelling Menagerie and local notices in town
Mr D Wright of Detroit passed through town with two small menagerie cages holding parrots terrapin foxes squirrels and opossums. A notice urges gas bill discounts at the American Light and Heat Company office before the 10th. A hay yield report notes Clinton Zimmerman moved thirty tons from a 72 acre field. Deputy State Chancellor Beone inspected the C B L and found affairs flourishing. Cattle flyinvestigation by Dr W H Wray cites a disease between buffalo fly and kousady. Gen Reno monument work is underway with a Ninth Army Corps crew to locate the spot of Reno's fall on South Mountain. A letter from Frederick county urges taxation reform to base assessments on real and personal worth, advocating broader inclusion of property across the tax rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Wright
Detroit
Michigan
Clinton Zimmerman
J. Alfred Fleming
Reno
Gen. Reno
South Mountain
Gol. Wm. J. Bolton
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Daniel V. Harp
Middletown
Ninth Army Corps
Valley “Register
Frederick County
Board of County Commissioners
Annapolis
House of Delegates
Emmitsburg
Emmisburg Chronicle
Miss Sweeney
la Salette Cottage
Ihue
Fairfield
W. J.D. Scherer
Gettysburg
St. Joseph I
Geema
Monocacy Battle Anniversary Reports and Plans
The Monocacy battle, fought by Maryland and regional regiments against Union forces under Len Wallace and Confederate commander Jubal Early, is recalled as a pivotal 1864 engagement. A Monocacy Monument Association forms in Baltimore to honor veterans, plan a battlefield monument, and organize a July reunion with a special train arrival and ceremonies at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle of Monocacy
Maryland
New Jersey
Vermont
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Len. Wallace
Ben Har
Jubal A. Early
Maryland Battery
Baltimore Light Artillery
Maryland Volunteers
Potomac Home
Marca
Wash— Tom
Monecacy Silonument Association
Knapp’s Hall
Baltimore
F. W. Wild
Alexander's Battery
John Wright
George B. Jean
W. H B. James
Battlefeld
E Y_ Goldsborough
J W Kenufman
Ire Tyler
J A Steiner
G B Tyson
Eli Frost
Glessner
F L Hitcshew
J Beckley
M A Woodward
Charles B For
Wm Shipley
Jacob Woodward
Charles Tucker
Monocacy Monument Association
Reynold’s Post
G. A.R
Monument Association
Charlesville Band
Doll
E. Y. Goldsboro
Henry
6Th Vermort Regiment
Gnl
W. F. Vernon
James Hagan
Ger
J. A. Steiner
Serel
Chas. Marlboro
Heary
J. C. Patterson
Killed on the Railroad Near Ston Er's Station Pa
Yesterday morning a Frederick division train struck and instantly killed James, three, son of Michael Deitz, a prominent local citizen. The cause of the tragedy remains unknown as the child’s path to the track is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Division
Stoner’s Station
James
Michael Deitz
Nuptlat Festivities At Dahlen Home For Dahlgren-Drexel Marriage
Twenty guests listed in THE News attended celebrations at Mrs. Admiral Dahlgren's South Mountain home to honor the marriage of John Vinton Dahlgren and Elizabeth Drexel of New York. The event featured tennis, croquet, a grand barn ball led by Mr. Eric Dahlgren and the bride, and music from a Boonsboro orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Dahlgren
Boonsboro
Local notices and social notes fill county pages
The room and library committee meets this evening. Visitors include Roger Webb of Baltimore and Clara Worthington of Winchester. Teacher certificate exams planned in Rockville on July 17 18 for whites and July 19 for colored. Ice cream festival at Salvation Army barracks. admission free. Numerous residents and travelers noted visiting, with several moving to Washington or Atlantic City. Also listed are saloon indictments, Hood's Sarsaparilla ads, and hotel arrivals in local towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Webb
Cof
Baltimore
Rockville
Salvation Army
Clara Worthington
Winchester
Kate Jacobs
Georgie Simmons
Lizzie
Emma
Ella Houck
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Airs
P. B. Kunkel
Asbury Park
Long Branch
N. J
Samuel Hedges
Windsor Hotel
Cumberland
Jobe Hedges
Benjamin Zimmerman
Minnie Roelke
Nettie Roelke
Edward Hawker
Suaday
Emmitsburg
Hallie Walker
Edna
Helen
Bettie Stauffer
W. W. Walker
Damascus
Montgomery County
Myere
Union Bridge
L. Mc<tcalfe
Harmony Grove
Miss Houck
Sod Mars Stern
Walkersville
F.S. Knight
Lex
Knight McDonald
Atlantic City
BM. Postetter
J. Hershberger
Baker
Hagerstown
John E. Brenneisen
Unionvile
T. Dougherty
Frick Company
S. L. Davis
Fountain Mills
B. Dean
Washington, D.C
Brown
Ron
Agnes Morgan
Washington, D. C
Marehei] Miller
Markes St
H.S. Black
Maryland
Sherif Taca
Gallaher
Hood
James King
Jefferson District
Minora
McSherry and Lynch
Forced to Leave Home Over 50 Seek Free Trial of Laze’s Medicine
Over 50 people were driven from their homes to obtain a free trial package of Laze's Family Medicine. The ad claims cures for blood, liver and kidney issues, headaches, constipation, and complexion problems. It touts praise from ladies and offers a large size jar for 50 cents.
Disastrous Storms Through History and a Baltimore Meet
A long recount of historical storms across England Ireland and Europe notes vast damage from 994 to 1816 including floods fires and hail. It cites 26 thousand ships lost cattle drowned and cities damaged tens of millions of pounds. The piece ends reporting the 23rd annual Baltimore Conference Sunday School Society meeting at Easton July 10 11 12 and 13 with echowork talks expected from several clergymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daode
England
London
Edmund
John
Ecpland
Hugh de Beamals
Calais
Henry the Third
Prince of Wales
Chartres
Annie
Bohemia
Richard the Secord
Pisces
Cromwell
Europe
Mediterranean Sea
Severn
Thames
Eddystone
Bath End Wells
Kent
Crontherim
India
Scotland
Farneke
New Foundland
Wae
Jarrien Jarrengen
Gulf Stream
Loudon
Portemouth
West Indies
France
Lom
Egypt
Rotterdam
St. Thomas
U.S
Batimore Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Magistrate Hears Assault and Larceny Cases
Magistrate Niewaber heard the State versus Chas W Dorsey for an assault on Sophia Mitchell. the prisoner was discharged. The State versus Wm Dorsey on the same charge will be heard tomorrow morning at 10. Officer Waters arrested Edward Thorses Fenton Mitchel John Barnes and Geo Johnson yesterday on larceny charges. hearings before Magistrate Nienaber set for Wednesday at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niewaber
Chas. W. Dorsey
Sophia Mitchell
Wm. Dorsey
Eame
Waters
Edward Thorses
Fenton Mitchel
John Barnes
Geo. Johnson
Nienaber
Sudden deaths and obituaries from Frederick area notices
Sad obituaries and notices list Philip J. Ross fatally struck by a train near Camden Station at age 31, plus mourners in Frederick and Damascus regions. Other deaths include Mrs May Landsdale and Harry Monroe Brannel. Funeral plans, cemeteries, and local notices wrap this mid summer page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bautizorz
Philip J. Ross
Camden Station
Heipsr
Fae B
OF. B. B
Acsr
Ebrusk
Pasenger Trasin
Philadelphia
Pacer Ross
Patrik Street
Prederis
Battisore
Dae Remzics
Frederck
George Buckes
Feeder
Ater
Jason Siady
New Market District
Fur O
Paml Smith
M. E
Laptomville
Harry Monroe Brannel
Greenmount Cemetery
Wiel
Quk Orenard
T County
Togtant
Birs
Pater Dadderar
Myre
Dalderar
Vests
Linganore Cemetery
Ancontilie
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Montely
G.E. Cline & Co
Mulliniz & Kemp
American Light and Heat Company
Clirges
Egent
D. A. Beone
C.B.L
W. H. Wray
Monocacy
G. A. Lovejoy
Carey Street
Barbara Fritthie
Shookstown
IE News
Neggie Kehne
Frederick City
Lillie Kehne
Rocky Springs
Surrey
H. Webster
Hermony Grove
Webster
Mr. Ellas Grove
Creagerstown
George
Bowlus
Fairview
Lime Kiln
Catoctin Harmonica
Braddock P. O
Yellow Springs
Hells
Ellow
Skids
Burkhardt
Hell
J di McClellan
JA Staley
George Linton
Samerel Linton
Yellow Springe
Point of Rocks
Naws
Liberal Aid Society
Secrist
la- H. Hickman
Mrs. Wilson
Frederick
Muss Vda Nichols
Sophie Blair
Robert W.carter
Robert W. Carter
Register of Wills
Carter
Arthur Stabler
Sandy Springe
Pacific
SITY
H Gebham
Lancaster
H Moorhouse
Harrisburg
Jamez
D Smith
Phila
Jenking
G Parrish
A W Jacobson
G B Hower
H Wilson
JR Tillett
Georgeburg
BTM Association
J Reader
North East
C Frank
MM Hersh
Mullinix
Tane Hoots
Sarsaparila QC
GI. Hood Co
Lowell, Afass
DPD
Rome
Ictor Remedies CO
Acker
Ae Witkinson
Market Street
Hershberger’s
George Baltzett
North Market Street
Mia- Henry Lorentz
Corner Market
Second Sts
Authat - Irl
Second Street
Jyddin
East Patrick Street
Pennsylvania House
B. B
Yodawiw
New Fore Clothing Store
Patrick
Af. N. G
Frederick Junction
Tven
Imlyith
T. Best
Araby. Md
Willetand
Geo. Brust & Co
West Patrick Street
Fourth Streets
Auegust Fox
Wo. H
G. S. Graston
Sue
Fuil
Emory M.nusz
Jett Ome
City Bakery
John Hershherzer
Geisdrt
T Cosi
Coatjiw L. Mente
G J Doll & Son
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