Pleasant Paragraphs on Visitors and Travels
A string of social notes lists Misses Waters, Haller, Wheeler, Lindsay, Watkins, Eisenbauer, and others traveling or visiting from Asbury Park to Fountain Rock, Gettysburg, Walkersville, Atlantic City, and Baltimore. Local residents host or join relatives and friends across Maryland and nearby Pennsylvania, with salesmen and letters noting arrivals and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Maude Waters
Asbury Park
N. J
Joseph Haller
Washington, D. C
Haller
South Market Street
Fountain Rock
Mary Haller
Mary Rachel Wheeler
Baltimore
Irene S. Lindsay
Florence Watkins Driller
Camp Potomac
Nannie S. Eisenbauer
Agnes E. Brice
Mathryn K. Eisenbauer
Florence W Miller
Christina B. Firestone
iMary J.B Krise
Lucys
Eisenbauer
Walkersville
John B. Scawesring
Chas. Moberly
Amidgetown
Vora Webster
Breddock
Gettysburg
Hugh Roddy
Thomas E. Pope
Tobacco House
Lome
Mms
Cephes M. Thomas
Liberty
George Glessner
Atlantic City
J. Schaub
Gaiman & Metzger
Harper
Miss Cromwell
J. Cobleniz
Jack Whalen
Pittstown
Hagere Mantz
Dorchester County
Mer
Charles J. Duke
John F. Yinger
Fanestown
Westminster
Knights of Pythiss
Manzy Lowenstein
Willie
Rom Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Lewis Rice
Manningberg
Sameal
Gill
Martin
Line
Alile Mar
Min. Baugher
Emma
Irene
May Baugher
Wood P. Johnson
Norfolk, UI
Hanicken
Woodisne
Francis Knight
Spring Lake
R.R. Todd
Katie Mascheimer
Catisie
C. H. Falton
Walsersville
Alice S$sles
Uniontown
Ramsourg
Church Street
Orphans Court appoints executor and guardian
David Weertheimer was released as administrator of Julia Bussey deceased by May Regina Bussey legatee. Mrs Irene Sappington was released as guardian of Eva Sappington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans Court
David Weertheimer
D. B.n.ca
Julia Bussey
Regina Bussey
Irene Sappington
Eva Sappington
Baltimore County School Board in session Towson
Repairs on the Annapolis jail will begin at once. Sons of America convene in Westminster. The new Annapolis mayor will probably qualify tomorrow. Patrick Boyd of Havre de Grace died after illness on the street. William Shawn of Queen Annes married Laura Bishop in Wilmington. Rena Simpier survived a suicide attempt at Salisbury. Debate over site of new public school in Maery del Delaware. Prohibition convention held in Prince Anne. county ticket nominated. Board Bay summer resort to be turned over to colored people for Saturday. Constellation cadets reported safe. Question if Annapolis or Anne Arundel pays municipal election expenses. West Virginia officials tour to assess taxable value. Wife of Charles Stewart eloped with a blacksmith named Sneeds. Republican county convention in St Marys. delegates to State convention. Crawford county nomination system adopted. Dr Beary D Harlan, retired US Navy medical director, dies near Belair at 84. father of Chief Judge Henry D. Harlan and Dr. Herbert Harlan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore County School Board
Towson
Annapolis
Sons of America
Westminter
Patrick Boyd
Havre de Grace
Willian Shawn
Queen Anne’s County
Laura Bishop
Wilmington
Rena Simpier
Salisbury
West Virginia
West Virginia Central
Charles Stewart
Hillsborough
CaroHne County
Sneeds
Su Mary’s
Crawford County
Beary D. Harlan
United States Navy
Belair
Henry D. Harlan
Herbert Harlan
Baltimore City
Lawn Party at Buckeystown Honors Miss Stauffer
The Buckeystown lawn of A J McKenna glowed with lights for a Monday fete honoring Miss Netta Worthington Stauffer of Frederick. Guests included Netta Stauffer Hallie Walker Margaret Cassell Mamie Nicodemus Jennie Mullen Ella Thonis Almira Millard Cartie Nicodemus Alice Thomas Ethel Suman May Nicodemus T C Suman Preston Millard A W Nicodemus Jr Henry B Chiswell C C Kessler Edgar R Nicodemus W E Kindley W G Baker Jr Ches E Nicodemus Arthur J McKenna and numerous spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
A. J. MicKenna
Netta Worthington Stauffer
Frederick
Netta Stauffer
Hallie Walker
Misa Margaret Cassell
Baltimore
Mamie Nicademus
Jennie Mullen
Ella Thonis
Almira Millard
Cartie Nicodemus
Alice Thomas
Ethel Suman
May Nicodemus
Messrs
T. C. Suman
Preston Millard
A. W. Nicodemus, Jr
Henry B. Chiswell
C. C. Kessler
Edgar R Nicodemus
W. E. Kindley
W- G. Baker
Ches. E. Nicodemus
Arthur J. McKenus
Wm. G. Baker
T. ©. Suman
A. J. McKenna
Two Wills in Question in Baltimore Circuit Court
Administrators Andrew F. Fickey and Frederick Fickey Jr seek a judicial construction of Frederick Fickey Sr and Mary J Schieffer wills. The father left Garrett county land, a warehouse on 22 West Baltimore, two Central Ave houses and cash in trust for seven children. Mary Schaeffer died 1892 leaving income to her husband then to charity. her husband died 1992. The bill questions validity of the Charity Organization Society and church bequests and whether they draw from principal or interest. It also asks if Mary Schaeffer’s will properly executed a power from her father’s will and how heirs take under it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew FP. Fickey
Frederick Fickey, Jr
Baltimore
George M. Sharp
Thomas M. Lanahan
Frank Gosnell
Frederick Fickey
Mary J. Schieffer
Garrett County
Baltimore Street
Central Avenue
Wm. G. Schaefer
Charity Organization Society
First Lutheran Church of
Frederick
BP. Schaeffer
Rik
Literary Society Meeting and Debate on Capital Punishment
The regular weekly meeting of the literary society occurs this evening at 6 PM with a compelling programme ending in a debate on whether capital punishment is justifiable. Members are invited to attend as the group also plans for a Canton Bill game tomorrow at 6 PM, with challenges to Captain George Bacer or Roger Wickbsm.
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FCG
Literary Society
Dbeginning
atSpm
Canton
George Bacer
Roger Wickbsm
Tree Twice Strikes Home Blighted Chestnut Falls
An old saying about lightning striking twice was proven at the home of John A. Owings, clerk of the Howard County Circus Course, when a blighted chestnut tree near his dwelling was struck again on Saturday evening. The tree was shattered but no other damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Owlegs
Howard County Circus
Fifth Annual Methodist Protestant Camp Meeting at Wildwood Park
The fifth annual camp meeting will be held at Wildwood Park Airy from August 3 to 17. W. J. Chariton chairs the committee in charge. About seventy five tents will be erected on the grounds this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Wildwood Park
Aft. Airy
W. J. Chariton
Runaway Martinsburg Pair Find Refuge in Hagerstown
Two young women from Martinsburg, Mary Wellen and Rose Cage, fled last Friday to Hagerstown seeking independence and work at a steam laundry. They returned or promised to, amid police attention and family intervention. Miss Wellen's father retrieved her. Miss Cage faced possible forced return to Martinsburg. Her father is a railroad official there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Bert
Virginia
West Virginia
Martinsburg
Mary Wellen
Rose Cage
Mamma
Miss Welles
Miss Asge
Genner
Miss Wellen
Miss Cage
Viewing the Comet Spotted Over Salt Lake City
The comet discovered by Prof. Alfred Bordame last Saturday night at Salt Lake City arouses wide scientific interest. Observations across the country, including Hopkins University in Baltimore, place the object near declination 43 degrees, right ascension 9 hours 15 minutes, veering south-west. Despite hazy air, telescopes reveal a nucleus and tail toward the bowl of the Dipper, with naked eye visibility just below the Dipper and under the two stars beneath it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Bordame
Salt Lake City
Baltimore
B.S. Annis
B. 3. Rosin
Hopkins University
Hopkins Observatory
Evaporated Verzetabites and Year Round Kitchen Gain
Evaporation turns fruits and vegetables into shelf stable pantry staples. Sweet corn yields green-tasting dried kernels after three hours, while winter squashes and pumpkins dry to storeable forms. Peas, beans, and tomatoes evaporate well. soak or cook later to rehydrate and season to taste.
Erection of New Church Planned at Buck Town Circuit
News of the churches reports plans for a new church to be built at Rooniz’s Buck town circuit. Rev Ezekiel Tamanozia of Antioch Syria will lecture on Syria in the Methodist Episcopal church this evening at So’ceck, presenting in scenic form the customs and peculiarities of that ancient people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooniz’s
Buck Town
Ezekiel Tamanozia
Antioch
Syria
Methodist Episcopal Church
So’ceck
Accident Leaves Samuel Hiltabridle Wounded in Carroll County
Samuel Hiltabridle of Unitontown Carroll county accidentally shot himself in the hand Monday night about one o clock. While in bed he heard steps in the yard and, at the window, asked who it was. Receiving no answer he seized his revolver. It contained two loads and one ball entered his hand. He suffered a painful wound as the stranger escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hiltabridle
Unitontown
Carroll County
Hiltabridle
Pastimes fall to Citizens in first shutout of season
Strong Citizens pitching by Straweberger held the Pastimes to four hits as the Citizens scored in every inning except the third, delivering the team’s first season shutout. Brust of the Citizens made a spectacular left-handed catch and a double play, while Bennett’s smile grows as he eyes the Athletica. Other local games featured Frederick Star vs Nine Brothers, Our Boys Club renamed Columbian, Sunflowers vs Hayseeds on Cannon Hill, and Sunflowers vs Hayseeds next Monday with listed batteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straweberger
Oies
Firet
Sa 9
Belds
Bennett
Benter
the Athletica
Cannon Hill
Frederick Stara
Nine Brothers
Battery
Devilbiss
Swain
East Patrick Street
Cannon San
Sunflowers
A. Moberly
A. Clabaugh
Bo Ely
Molesworth
Psi
Cook
Hooper
Bender
Baller
Iw & Oltizen
Eisenhauer
Boerner
Gittlcger
Brust
Ixxings
CHES
Wood
Moleewort Strasberger
Ely
Phobus
Strasberger
Charles Birely
Browns
Williamsport Industries Highlight City Diversifies Output
The 1892 annual report of Williamsport Board of Trade lists industrial output totaling 12,495,800 with lumber 3,990,000 and leather goods 1,007,000. Diversification rises as lumber share drops to under one third. population up over 43 percent from 1886 to 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamsport
Board of Trade
Wilamsport
Williamsport
Advertisements Listed By The Weekly News
The Weekly News lists new ads including Furniture GC G Carty Dry Goods BD A Best Jaiy Bargs hn Bends jckson Mid Summer HOEACE Neidig Buckesstows F R Neighbors Penna College H W McKnight Pres State Vacet me Agent Dr Teeckle i ien Hobrbsck Abram Shi Vebm’s Acme Hall.
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Wreealy
G. Carty
Best
Jaiy
Neidig
Buckesstows
Penna College
H. W
McKnight
Teeckle i
Abram Shi - Vebm
Acme Hall
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals Brief List
City Hotel hosts C W Woes BR J Wi en W J Strucker J G Rogers C W Owings W B Brooks W C Sudric i J Rabre H B Palins Lane Hall W Cc Bunt Geo B Best York Pa Wm Hooper Ira Murphy F B Clark L E Carson Bitimore Md Harry Urner J W Boyie W Chapman W A James MI 5 Rotsiter Philadelphia 16 from county. Cargus Hotse H E dittchell Washington DC Nicholas Wagner Hanover Pa 11 from county 1 from city. Grorr Hotze Four from county 1 from city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hotel
C. W. Woes
BR. J. Wien
W. J. Strucker
J.G Rogers
C. W. Owings
W. B. Brooks
W. C. Sudrici
J. Rabre
H.B Palins
Lane Hall
Harry Urner
J. W. Boyie
W. Chapman
W. A. James
Rotsiter
Philadelphia
Cargus Hotse
H. E. Dittchell
Washington, D. C
Nicholas Wagner
Hanover
Grorr Hotze
Memorial Gift To Sharpsburg Lutheran Church
Chas P Balle of New Windsor Maryland presented a walnut pulpit and reading desk for the Sharpsburg Lutheran church now under erection. Walnut wood donated by Eugene Marker of Sharpsburg. Balle served forty eight and a half days in the Union Army and was ordered to Antietam after the battle. Reading desk gifted by Winfield and Desech of New Windsor. Congregation adopted resolutions of thanks. A Bible, Book of Worship, and six pews were presented by Pennsylvania veterans.
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Chas. P.balle
New Windsor
Sharpsburg
Eugene Marker
Balle
Iso
Antietam
Winfeld
County correspondence notes local updates and incidents
In Daysville Jely and nearby, residents report Miss Netuemith recovering from illness, a July 29 picnic corrected to July 19, and mail service awarded to Wm E. Eaves for four years at $70 per car. Farm accidents, school duties, store openings, and community events fill the week. In Reals Mills July 12, a crew member injured, a windstorm damaged stables, and a new country store run by George E. Cook opens with E. S. Boone in charge. Hyattstown July 12 sees visitors, sermons, Children’s Day, and a P. S. G. E meeting with plans for a secret on July 27. Judge Ritchie concludes a two-week summer rotation. Judge Wright’s term starts. Gov. Brown’s son Frank sustains an arm injury at the governor’s country house prompting travel for medical care.
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Daysville
Jely
Netuemith
Vernon Picnie
Wm E. Eaves
Here
Weathereville
Bstllley
London
R. Hiling
Joseph Shoderick
William Smith
James Quick
Reuben Long
Mr. Smith
David Cram
Daniel Mer
Laura Redick
Commmeni
Mt. Vernon
Heystine Spring
John Storr
Bethel
F. E. Michael
Louis Kintz
Baltimore
Jessie
Spencerian Business College
Washington
W.O. Rhodes
Society
Frank Miller
Florida
Afr
Asa Webb
Frank Brown
Brown
Rennett
Frank
Spkeerile
Carroll County
J. McLane Tiffany
Mad Dog Scare Hits Spencerville Suburbs
A setter owned by Alfred Miller of Spencerville went mad last Sunday and roamed biting dogs and other animals. Reports say several valuable canines were bitten while residents reported fear as the outbreak spread through the neighborhood. The event marks the worst dog scare the area has seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencervile
Alfred Miller
Spencerville
Bargain Garment Sale With Deep Discounts Cited
A period ad touts heavy reductions on ginghams and outing cloths including 400 yards at 61 cents per yard, 300 yards French gingham at 1.53, and extra wide outing cloths at 6 1/2 cents. It promises neat styles, fabric widths within inches of a yard, and notes fast colors. A limited stock of parasols also offered at under half price.
Odd Bits From The Potomac Area And Carroll County
A collage of village scraps notes former workers on the old Franklin Railroad, local folks in Hagerstown, Frederick, and Westminster enjoy bicycle riding, and a turtle inscribed 1711 prompts age questions. Farmers in Garrett County report losses from sheep-killing dogs as rain wanes and carp weigh in at five and a half pounds.
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Carroll County
J. T
Carroll
Garrett County
James E Walker & Co Ladies Shirt Waists Sale
James E Walker & Co offers ladies shirt waists with belt pleated back and front at 25c, former 35 to 40c. Pleated back frock collars and cuffs 35c, former 50c. Black and navy blue stripe waists 161c, former 73c. Gingham and lawn fabrics included. store closing at 6 pm daily July 11 to Sept 1. customers urged to ship before closing.
Marriage Licenses and Mid-Summer Excursions Details
Marriage licenses issued for Jacob Lanzr and Delia Ridge of Emmitsburg. An oculist specialist from City Hotel offers services Thursday the 13th at 3 PM and Friday the 14th at 2 PM. Baltimore and Ohio rail excursions announce mid-summer trips from Pittsburg to Atlantic City on July 20 with 12 day return validity and stopover options in Washington. Tickets available via WT Mullinix, Ticket Agent, Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Baltimore and
Vato Raltrosa
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Washington Junction
Cersea
Washingtor
Mt Vernon
Washington
Frederick
Mullinix
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New Moor
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M. W. Hanarsetos
The
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John Oi
Bearr I
Mestichard Crome
Stephen Hopkins
Sim
Providence
Manst
Charlotte Corday
Thermopyla
Ravns Choate
Balas
Yazoo City
F. Eisenhauer
Samuel Miller
Lydis A. Wood
Hammond Urner
Ub. H. Blackston
Lewepa pemfRiHe
Baseball News
Conny
Minnie Girds
Lewistown
John Dr. Storr
Friend
George E. Cook
Vilage
E .S. Boone
Judge Ritchie
Supreme Bench
Judge Wright
Hitchie
Ocean City
Chicago
California
Fic Srp Co
John Hendrickson
Eally Joly
PRICE
Josh Hresonioxson
W. E. Hammond
York Road
Little Pipe Creek
Sam Jones
Geo. Abrecht
West Patrick Street
James E. Walker & CO
Walker & CO
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OCR
James B. Walker & CO
Mullines & Kemp
Bodoox & Neidig
Brovece & Neidig
Knowle
Isake Coom
Rodock & Neidig
A. T. Rice & Sons
T. Rice & Sons
Bounsnar Dhaxerues
North Market Street
Feedeerice. Mi
Marvidey
Manny
Brownsville
Orphans’ Court
Court House
Thomas Taggert
Hazerstown
Vessie
Hicks Glessner
Frank Sheffeln
Lambright
G. W. Fox
Catoctin Creek
Charles Ridgely
Maulsby
Weat Second Streeet
Walter Anderson
George Murray
Bobbin Aiong
Megsra
Lane Brothers
J. R. Hendrickson
Urbana
Potomac
Hastling Springs
Ts News
C. C. Waters
Beckles
Hicks
Gourk
Jacob Lanzr
Delia Ridge
Emmitsburg
J. R. L. Hardeaty
Zeller & DeJ.aehmutt
East
Patrick Street
B. H. Buacstox
Mercuant Taitor
N. Mancer Sr
Bien
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