Fifth Annual Free Exhibition at Morg an's Grove September 3 4 5 6 1889
City county and state announce the Fifth Annual Free Exhibition of agricultural products machinery and live stock to be held at Morgan's Grove Shepherdstown W Va on September 3 4 5 and 6 1889. Citizens of Frederict city and county are urged to exhibit. Magistrate matters note civil cases against Thewie Brorer Charles Eicheberger and George F Scull postponed to 8 30 this evening. Orphans Court reports no letters and accounts settled. Baltimore market faces slow sales and low prices for produce. Potatoes scarce but two barrels fetch only 1 25 to 1 50. blackberries scarce with weak demand. Club rail rates debate after New York meeting. Seall attends. Henry Althouse of Taneytown receives pension for Civil War service and long disability.
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Morgan's Grove
Shepherdstown
W.a
Frederict City
Messrs
Thewie Brorer
Charles Eicheberger
George F. Scull
F. Lewis
Wilson
Baltimore
Baltimore Commission
Quarty
Charles O. Seall
Baltimore and Ohio Rarlroad
New York
Seaboard Taak Lines
Scull Wa
Balimore and
Obie
Col. Trail
Curtis Bay
Pakire
la Plitea
Charles Co
Annaport
Waverly
N. Bl
Carcashire
Carroll Co
Prince George's County
Blétan
Carroll County
Othera
Wood
Lane
Danner
Dellam
Boswell
Green
Wardin
Robinson
McClean
Frederick Rifemen
Frederick City
Chamberland
Camp Jackson
W. x. Dailey
Stewart Brown
Maz Waye
the Herald
George C. Meekins
Real Estate Transfers in Frederick County This Week
A list of land transfers filed at the Frederick County Clerk’s Office includes Conrad Rulend and wife selling to Benjamin Be, 3a 1r of land for 225 dollars. George P. Rinehart et al acquiring 3616 square feet for 17 dollars. James A. Elder as executor selling to Thomas Seltzer for 500 dollars. Noah R. Jacobs and wife selling to Casper Wilcom for 15 acres valued at 450 dollars. Frederick County National Bank selling to William Reich 57 1/2 acres for 400 dollars. Charles F. and Sarah C. Thomas selling to Edward T. Keller 71 11-100 perches for 200 dollars. Jonathan N. Wolfe and wife selling to Jacob D. Wolfe 34 acres for 120 dollars. Jacob D. Wolfe selling to Glara A. Farsht 1 acre with improve ments for 550 dollars. George N. Delawter and wife selling to Jacob D. Wolfe 253 acres for 37.50. Jacob Wolfe and wife selling to Jacob D. Wolfe 3 18 acres for 75 dollars. An editorial note mentions advertisers at Frederick Junction should publish with The News as the sole paper sold there.
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Eal
Conrad Rulend
Berja— Min BE
Paebr
Frederick City
Tobn i. Nicodemus
George P. Rinehart
James A. Elder
James Hughes
Thomas ©. Seltzer
Emmitsburg
Noah R. Jacobs
Wii
Casper Wilcom
Frederick County National Bank
Wm. Reich
Charles F
Sarah C. Thomas
Edward T. Keller
Jonathan N. Wolfe
Jacob D. Wolfe
Glara A. Farsht
Lrood
Geo. N. Delawter
Jacob Wolfe
Martial Law Camp Grounds Turn Into Military Town
Under martial law the camp at Monocacy grows into a military town with 70 tents spanning 600 by 1900 feet. The parade ground 1900 by 1000 feet hosts evolutions as Fifth and other units occupy arranged rows, guards are mounted, and a large hospital tent network prepares for sick care. A Baltimore Light Infantry arrival prompts a formal march in as bands and drum corps boost the camp’s busy opening day.
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Variana
Stewart Brown
Stat
Baltimore Liskt Infantry
Brown
Maryland
Baltimore Light
Elkton
Easton
Cambridge
Itzel
William Power Zailizger
Arrivals at principal hotels and camping band in transit
The list shows guests at major hotels with names like D Frederick and G P W Brown among others. The Merry Band Camping Club of thirty nine members passed through in a special car for Woodl stock Virginia and were entertained by ex Senator Riddleberger. They returned to York with two young bears as trophies. The band played My Maryland during the journey.
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Sears
Merry Band Camping Club
Woodstock
York
Virginia
Riddleberger
Maryland
Up the Hudson A River Journey From New York
A five person party travels from Jersey City to Albany aboard the steamer Albany. They describe persistent rain, shopping stops at Macy’s and Lord & Taylor, a Broadway theater outing, and rich Hudson River scenery from Fort Lee to the Highlands. Historic sites along the river include Fort Washington, Tarrytown, Sunnyside, Sing Sing, West Point, and Poughkeepsie with mention of famous houses and bridges. The narrative blends weather, leisure, and scenic and historic highlights.
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Hudson
Jersey City
Penna. R. R
Weather Bureau
Macy's
Lord & Tarlore
Hartling Grounds
Storm King
Broadway
Francis Wilson
Persia
Albany
Vestry Street
The
Fort Lee
Fort Washington
Washington
Putnam
Anthony Warne
Irving
Willis
Beecher
E. P
Manhate
Rivsereide Park
Grant
Fort Leebez
New York
Mt. St. Vincent
Edwin Forrest
Fort Hill
England
Yonkers
Met
St. Vincent
Lyndehurat
Jay Gould
Newstead Abbey
Sunnyside
Tarrytuwe
Tarrytown
Arnold
Andre
Sleepy Hollow
Boos
Tarrytows
Geoffrey Crayon
Sing Sing
Highlands
Newburgh
West Point
Academy
Poughkeepsie
Vascsar Colere
Vassar Brewery
Catskill Mountains
Serrouz
Picturesque Hudson trip and Washington fair invitation
The account paints the Hudson valley scenery from Catskills to rolling farmlands and grand State House, then notes a journey’s end with lasting memories. Washington visit by George W. Miller and others invites President Harrison to the fall agricultural fair.
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Washington
George W. Miller
D.C
George W. Cramer
The
Agricultural Society
Washington, D.C
Harr Aon
Out for Fun Ends With Brief Jail Stay After Shot Warning
In Humeville, Owen Bower became disorderly and used a revolver during a disturbance. County constable Burgess filed the case with Judge Shipley, who ordered a hearing and bail set at 100 dollars before sending Bower to jail. Also reported: cattle deaths in Middletay Valley blamed on Canadian cattle fly. a city earthquake scare caused by a blasting accident on West Fifth Street. Rex Stowell visiting York. and a Hanover picnic planned by Evangelical Letharan Sunday school on July 31.
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Owen Bower
Humeville
Mamsville
J. E. F. Burgess
Bower
W. L. Dayail
West Fifth Street
Frederick Kelly
John Lansey
Market Street
John E . Schell
Rex Stowell
York
Letharan Sunday School
Silver Oak Grove
Hanover
Kubrain Returns from Sullivan Fight Nursing Wariness
Jake Kilrain recounts the Sullivan bout after arriving in Baltimore worn and wary. He says he was knocked down repeatedly, felt his blows lacking force, and doubts future plans. Kilrain notes Sullivan’s partisanship and questions a previous debt claim while insisting he wouldn’t trust a bagger again.
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Jake Kubrain
Baltimore
New York
Lomeon Division
Chather Mitchell
Kilrain
Hum
Pony Moore
Intie Johony Muphy
J.ke
Mitchell
Sullivan
Donovan
Sneak Thieves Steal Fire Vegetables on E Patrick Street
Last night thieves entered the gardens of Mocere Frankin Davie and Charles E Bailey on E Patrick Street and stole fire vegetables, police report. The incident highlights ongoing property theft concerns in the neighborhood.
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Mocere
Frankin Davie
Charles E Bailey
E. Patrick Street
Rosa Brown Granted Habeas Corpus Release in Bail Case
Mrs Rosa Brown appeared in court this morning via counsel C F Markel and W Woicexeo on a writ of habeas corpus and was released on bail set at 2400 for appearance at the September term. A county report notes Samuel Delmouder, about 40, was injured seriously near Wolfeville after a wagon mishap at Hamburg.
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Baii
Rosa Brown
Mesers. C
Samuel Delmuder
Wolfeville
Frederict
Hamburg
Lin
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the Daily News
ZEW
G. E. Cline & Co
Orphans Court
Orphans’ Court
Sinai
Buchanan Schley
Wm. H. Schley
Henry Althouse
Taneytown
Jonathan P. Creager
Aulthouse
Gettysburg
Sandy Hoon
Au Bouse
Frederick Junction
Eillle
Hidel
Ciy Lot
Hott
Washington, D. C
Ee Pherson
G. P
Frederick County
Mullinix
Sara
Vani Winkie
Hendrick Hudson
Catskills
State House
Hudson Ia
John Ahal
Middletay Valley
Plain Wool Charlies
John Hendrickson
W.E. Dow
Price
W. L. Douglas
le Douglas
Bert Sayle
Pour Desire
Douglas Brush
R. Yeakle
City Hall Shoe Store
Jaadlr
Jakbly
Nota
Frederick
Otice
Agricultural Society of
Amd
Thomas Druildin
Star of Life
Geo. Hrust &Co
West Patrick Street
AN Fredenck County Agricultural Society
Ayisatt
Mek
Union Manufsctunnce Company
Singer” Machines
W.f.chilton- Asent
Streen Dyiaint
Stenste
Rood S
Eneie
St&ray
Albert
Worman
Allen G. Quinn
Alisman
New York City
Havana
Emory M.nusz
Oppeane Doll
Dry Roods
Ang den
TorRet Grandpa
Kinger
City Bakery
Tora Hershberer, el
Navy
D. Warner
G J Doll & Son
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