Weather Forecast Update From The Weather Bureau
The report notes pressure rises in the Lower Lake region and New England, falls in the Upper Mississippi Valley, and rises in the North Rocky Mountain district. Temperature drops in the Northwest with showers in the Upper Lake region and Northwest, scattered showers in Lower Missouri and Ohio Valleys. Cooler in New England and the Middle Atlantic with generally showery conditions and possible cold or warm waves affecting the region.
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W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Lower Lake Regier
New England
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountain
Upper Lake Region
Missouri
Ohio
Lake
New Ads to Day
Advertisement notice emphasizes filtering advertisers, daily listings, and reader service. Promotes regularity in ad dealings and urges prompt reporting of subscriber interactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Gret
Tews
Various Local Notices and Social Snippets From Frederick County
Tramps stop in Edgemont to feast on peaches while summer secreation is urged. Many spare money and plan next winter's coal. Local roasting car gas tomatoes arrive. New Market Literary Club previews play Barbers with farce Mrs Wills Wills to follow. H W Lewis harvests 163 ounce Ohio potato. Saint Serithin's Day observed on Monday. Summer fairs picnics camp meetings mark the agricultural season. first cream in town once sold at East Patrick street. Peaches priced 50 cents per peek in Frederick city. Picnics planned by M P Sunday School Liberty August 2. Trinity Reformed Thurmont August 10. Ladiesburg picnic tomorrow. Manor grove picnic near St Matthew's $2. Asbury Methodist Episcopal picnic July 25 Cronke woods Harmony Grove. Ladiesburg Union Sunday school picnic tomorrow. Hammond Urner of Frederick to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dadget
Jach General Inters
Edgemont
Frederick County
New Market Literary Club
Wills
H. W. Lewis
Liberty
Ohio
Serithin
East Patrick Street
Keller and Newman
M. P. Sunday School of
Trinity Reformed Sunday School
Thurmont
Catoctin Furnace
Great Ladiesburg
Manor
St. Matthew's Church
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
East
All Sainte Street
Cronke’s Woods
Harmony Grove
Union Sunday School
Ladiesburg
Hammond Urner
Frederick
Property Deeds In Frederick and Brunswick Listings
Deeds recorded transferring house and lot in Frederick City for 550 dollars from J W T Carty and wife to Mary E E Trimmer. Martha E Wilcoxon to David A Castle. Real Estate and Improvement Company of Baltimore City to Jas B Currey in Brunswick. Margaret A Smith to Jennie V Smith for 82 square perches of land at 100 dollars. Charles W Plush and wife to William H Plush in Brunswick for 1 dollar. Lydia A Biessing to Mary B Peters for twenty acres of land more or less at 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W.T. Carty
Mary E. E Trimmer
Frederick City
Martha E. Wilcoxon
David A. Castle
Honce
Real Estate and Improvement Company
Baltimore City
Jas. B. Currey
Brunswick
Margaret A. Smith
Jennie V. Smith
Chas. W. Plush
William H. Plush
Lydia A. Biessing
Mary B. Peters
Colored Bail Concert At Groff Hall Ends Late
A large crowd attended a colored people’s concert dance and cake walk in Groff Hall on West Poarth Street last night. The event featured a long series of lively performances. An auction of chewing and smoking tobacco is scheduled for Saturday night at 7 in the state room formerly occupied by B J Eldridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groff Hall
West Poarth Street
State Room
B. J. Eldridge
E. J. Eldridge
Local Notices and Reports From Various Counties
Readable items describe Cumberland tax rates with James Norris charged near Delta, Howard county Dr Beejamineres in a case, a child injured by a cow in Montgomery, Per-Mar Reformed Church reunion, wool movement talks, Chesspeake and Ohio Canal shipment totals, and Cambridge Methodist Conference finance push for a tenth donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Norris
Delta
Calvert and
Harford Prohibitiontets
Beejamineres
Howard County
Hegersown
Michael Mahoney
Montgomery County
Reformed Church
Per-Mar
New England
Bayerntown
Chesspeake and
Ohio Canal
Methodist Episcopal Church
Establishing County Libraries Urged By Local Clergyman
The Rev Robert H Williams former of telacity writes to the Baltimore American urging public libraries in Maryland counties. He notes teachers have taken up the cause and a bill may be prepared for the next Assembly. He argues a state gift could fund county libraries, proposing $100 yearly for ten years and placement at courthouses under school commissioner oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Williama
Telacity
Baltimore America
Three Waterloo survivors traced in France veteran search
An article notes only three French Waterloo veterans remain, led by Victor Balllot born 1793 in Caressy. Balllot recalls being conscripted, captured at Waterloo, and a helmet saber wound. The piece mentions wheat hindering French army movement and cavalry actions. It also covers Democratic primaries and a weather lightning incident killing two Mr. Byers horses and damaging a widow Kiler barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
France
Victor Balllot
Caressy
Napoleon
Balllot
Balilor
Wm. Byers
Weldon Post Office
Fracas at Bolivar Festival Ends with Knife Wound
A festival in Bolivar County Saturday night saw a clash between Boonsboro youths and Erick County parties. Frank Smyre sustained a non serious side wound below the shoulder from a knife. The injury could have proved fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar
Boonsboro
Erick County
Frank Smyre
City Visit by Frederick Clerk of Court John L Jordan
John L. Jordan, clerk of the Circuit Court for Frederick County, visited Hagerstown yesterday. D Frank Hull guided him through the courthouse and other sites, and Mr Jordan expressed strong approval of the city and its facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
John L. Jordan
Frederick County
D. Frank Hull
Court House
Mr. Jordan
Temperance Alliance Meeting in Liberty Today
A State Temperance Alliance gathering is scheduled at the M. P. Church in Liberty this evening at 5 o clock. Prof Strayer of Baltimore will attend to explain the local veto bill and deliver an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Temperance Alliance
M. P
Liberty
Strayer
Baltimore
Not Bailable Murder Case in Higerstown
Justice Middleheart in Higerstown rules the case of George W. Leopold, charged with the murder of David J. Markey, is not bailable. Leopold will not be released on bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleheart
Higerstown
George W. Leopold
David J. Markey
Leopold
Syrup of Figs Promotes Health on Travel and Pleas
An ad touts Syrup of Figs for travelers urging use on every trip to cleanse kidneys, liver and bowels, prevent fevers and headaches. Sold in 60c and 1 bottles by druggists. Manufactured by the Californias in Byrup Co. only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrup Co
Maryland Crop Report Shows Mixed Frost Damage
The Washington Agricultural Department reports frost caused a material decline in some crops while others fare better. Peach crops are favorable overall though Maryland faces severe points. Western Maryland wheat and rye harvested with good yields. Corn tasseling, hay, potatoes, and garden truck thriving. Apple and peach crops promising, but blackberries poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department of Washington
Maryland
Runaway horse attached to wagon terrifies street
A horse hitched to a wagon owned by Mr. Wm Anderson bolted from Mateecy’s blacksmith shop on West Patrick Street yesterday afternoon. It ran into Mr. Daniel Roelkey’s farm after being frightened by another animal. The wagon toppled and dragged, causing noise and damage to Mr. Asdemon’s wagon, while no other injuries or major harm occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Anderson
Mateecy
West Patrick Street
Daniel Roelkey
Mrr. Asdemon
Detroit brothers wheel from Detroit to Baltimore for convention
Detroit to Baltimore by wheel by W J R and T L Johnson of Detroit left the city on breuzes to attend the Baptist Young People's Union convention. They passed Frederick on Monday after leaving July 3, covering 6011 miles to Frederick. They said the road from Uniontown to Cumberland was the worst segment. They had been on the road almost two weeks with four days rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Baltimore
W.J.R
T. L. Johnson
Mich
Breuzes
The
Baptist Young People’s Union
Frederick
Trois
Uniontown
Cumberland
Camp Meetings Open and Clip Through Late August
Camp meetings at Emory Grove M E Church open August 8 and close August 22. Glyndon Prohibition Dam event runs July 4 and continues to Lane Zs. Wesley Grove Camp begins August 2 for 13 days. Washington Grove Camp Meeting starts August 20 and lasts 10 days. Linwood Camp begins July 26 with about 25 tents occupied this year. A Centenarian Gone. John Murray, 102, dies at his mountain home near Wymp's Gap Pa. He was born in Maryland, moved to Pennsylvania after the War of 1812, left property to John Burnham and sister-in-law, and ordered a black walnut coffin in Bruceton West Virginia. Murray raised 14 orphans who attended his funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Grove
M. E. Church
Glyndon Prohibition Dam
Lane
Wesley Grove
Washington Grove
Linwood
John Murray
Wymp’s Gap
Maryland
Pennsylvania
John Burnham
Inlaw
Bruceton
W. Va
Murray
Advisory board named for Frederick and Washington county fairs
The Frederick and Washington County agricultural Societies have appointed an advisory board of managers. To this fall from Hagerstown are J. W. Stonebraker Chas J Webb Chas Humrichouse Williamsport L R Saively Fairview Mr Smith Boonsboro CO N Hargett chairman D O Winebrewer Col L V Baiode C Motter Chas E Castle H C Keefer Carlos de Garmendia G C Rhoderick Sr G A Townsend D H Mowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Washington County
Chas. E. Castle
H. C. Keefer
Carlos de Garmendia
G. C. Rhoderick, Sr
G. A. Townsend
D. H. Mowen
Near Miss From Rattlesnake While Picking Huckleberries
Mr N F Rick erda of Yellow Springs area narrowly escaped a rattler while picking huckleberries. A coiled snake struck with thirteen rattles was killed near his hand. Locals report unusually plentiful snakes this season in the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Rickerda
Yellow Springs
Rickerda
Weather Relief as Heat Wave Eases in Recent Days
The city has felt the end of a hot spell with a lingering breeze and humidity. Daytime temperatures hovered in the nineties though a cooler night and a more pleasant morning followed, aided by a noticeable change in air moisture after sundown.
Trial of Dr Perry to Begin at Jefferson County Circuit
A special term of the Circuit Court of Jefferson County West Virginia opens next Monday with the trial of Dr W P Perry of Halltown and the Irish of Perry charged with assaulting Miss Rose Johnson. The case draws notable public interest due to the parties' prominence.
Partridges Whistle Revival Hopes For Frederick Club
Frederick Gun Club members hear West partridges released last spring whistle signaling a revival of the sport. In city report corrections the market master figures show hay scales 29 dollars castle scales 575 market collections 13.35 stands and tails 46 total 95.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Board of Aldermen
Aldermen to Hold Final Meeting on Tax Levy
This evening the present Board of Aldermen will conduct its final meeting to set the tax levy and handle other business. The newly elected Board will convene Monday at 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afdermanic
Board of Aldermen
Stax Levy
Marriage Licenses and Local Conduct Report
Marriage licenses listed for KL Kalvin Simpson and Sarah Belle Jones both of this county. Smoking tobacco Saturday night at 7 o'clock at the storeroom formerly occupied by E. J. Eldridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KL Kalvin Simpson
Sarah Belle Jones
Personal notices from Martinsburg and surrounding counties
Purely personal notices list residents visiting or traveling. Names include Lottie Dolte, Malinda Matthews, Nethas Webb, James W. Pearre, Maced Husienen, Emily Cookpon, Maggis Roden, Baroness Overbeck, Miss Margaret Kolb, Miss Carrie Brockley, Rev. J. C. Hawk, Wm. J. Jordan, Wm. Compher, Frances Newbert, Josephine Newbert, Miss Hallie Groshon, Miss Lucy Glessner, Miss Jaule Hammond, Miss Nannie Castle, Mr. Howard W. Young, Ms Annie Delashmutt, Mrs. John Wright, Mrs. Mary Hoot, and others. The items note travels to San Francisco, Baltimore, Hagerstown, Ohio, Indiana, Rhine region, and local visits among relatives and friends.
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Tham
Lottie Dolte
Martesburg
W. V
Malinda Matthews
Hagerstown
San Francisco
Maryiead
Nethas Webb
Howard County
Pleasant Vlatt
Mra. A
Bunichen
C. A. Miesend
Martnsburg
W. Va
Mt. Pleasant
James W. Pearre
A. 5
Hunichen
Baltimore
Margaret Kolb
North Market Street
Miss Roden
Baroness Overbeck
Willa
Germany
Mra. Overbeck
Dahlgren
Boutn Mountain
Obs
Baron
Wm. J. Jordan
Emmitsburg
West Chester
Wm. Compher
East Patrick Arrest
Montgomery County
Frances
Josephine Newberth
Beatt Street
Hallie
Groshon
Harry Reed
Harriet Pilby
John Wright
Liberty
Margeret Knodle
South Market Street
N. F. Whitstar
Lucy Glessner
Jaule Hammond
Frederick
H. B. Kefanver
Middletown
Rev
Rev. 8. &. Slater and Babe, of Bourkistsville
Dlaters Parenta
Harlan
Indiana
Howard W. Young
Dante H. Young
Milas Annie Delashmutt
Washington
Nannie Castle
East Second Street
Joseph Myers
John D. Hendrickson
Mary Hoot
Hedgesville
Law Tales From Frederick Charge Forging and Theft
In Frederick, William A C Grimes faced Police Justice Eckstein on charges of forging a check and stealing a horse and buggy. Bail set at 500 on each charge. remanded to jail awaiting next Grand Jury. Also, Lotte Maddox jailed for drunken disturbance after arrest by Officer Rigdon. Governor candidates speculated. Charles W. Ross of Central National Bank cited as potential nominee. Michael Isaac Blum of Russia declares intention to naturalize. Reporter admits transcript error. Board of Aldermen record confusion noted. Charles Brower’s four-year-old son severely scalded in Thurmont incident. Hood’s Sarsaparilla praised for curing blood diseases.
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Brant
Frederick
Wm. AC. Grimes
Eckatein
Eckstein
Alambera
Rigdon
Lotte Maddox
Shriners Milling and Nancy's Choice Flour Blend Highlighted
A fragmented note touts Shriner Milling Co and Nancy's Choice brand flour blended with Diamond Hard Spring wheat. It claims Diamond is used by a Pittsburgh cracker maker, Marvin, known for using Dia- Mord flour. The Frederick Maryland agency drops a card promising payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Pitteburg
Marvno
Marvin
Shriner Milling Co
Agts
Frederick
Cabbage and bank deposits headline local notices
A garbled local item reports a total bank deposit movement of 1 975 372 80 distributed among Cit rene National Bank Partners and Medianicn Central Pure National and Frederick County. It also notes auctioneer Dal Clabaugh displaying a cabbage specimen from Hyattstown weighing notably large and well proportioned with Benderson's select variety cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dal” Clabaugh
Pus Nauws Citice
Bredley H. Dudrew
Hyattstown
Montgomery County
Benderson
Honest Prices and Cut-Price Ads at Temple of Fancy
Local notice from Smith's Temple of Fancy Frederick Maryland promoting "Honest Goods" at "Honest Prices" with a two day sale July 20 and 22 1805. Includes claims of price matching and warnings against misleading advertising. Also mentions U No Worm Lozen ges and other tonic products with testimonial snippets and a location at Temple of Fancy Loot and Found.
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Waoowatch
Orin
David Hmith
Temple of Fancy
Bay
Maslin
Steves
Smith’s Temple of Fancy
Man Wants Better Bet Little Real Below
A fragmented item describes a man seeking a better bet and a quick, best for the market. It mentions a neck bar made of chosen sile in styles and qualities at the low water mark priced around 250.
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the Daily News
Seks Os
Yormwal
Waastudox
D.C
Jay 19
8. W
N. W
Kews
Bullag
Rockville
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Chas. W. Ross
Central National Bank of
Jeds
Michael Isaac Blum
Russia
United States
Nash Wachter
Philadelphia
Wachter
C. E. Wachter
Charles
John Brower
Hood
Shriner Milling
Citrene’ National Bank
Partners
Central
Pure National
Wm. Clem
Advertising Price Inc
Bentz Street
U-No Medical Company
D. H. Bausis
North Mabest
Mulliniz & Kemp
Justine
Muanox
Ken
Joan Hendrickson
Mobt Kobe
Joban Hendrickson
F. V. Staub
H. Bologna
F * V. Sravz
North Marert Birert
Doll Brothers
Po Brothers
Horth Markst BT
Dow Brozuers
Renano
Tion
Party OF Parties
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Roeses
Bailing Grocery CO
George H. Railing, Monsger
John A. Kennedy
NEW Spring Grvens
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Donzinkc
Giarawizza
K. Marer
OFP Newboffic
Bodook & Neidig Fropece S
Neldig
SELY
CNL
Wea
Bee
Reac
Casey Giesty St
Bruduck & Neidig
T. Bice & Bone
A. T. Rice & Sons
North Market Breet, Frederick, M
Walken Aco
Argaing
Argaina
Ter Gingham
Jas. J. Wallase & cv
J. F Eisenhauer
Ees F
Bartholomay
Rochester
N. Y
Bears
Apollo
National
Capital
Eharts
C. A. Frans & Sona
John A. C. Lips
West Patrick and Telegraph Big
Fao
Frederick, Md
George H. Wiener
Carey
Attorneys-At-Law
I. Dosy Ereuisos
Aiaces
Okahoma
Court Street
Hanes
Mengssewls
C ¥. S. Levy
Coom Sirech
Peinting
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