Summary of 1837 Maryland News Briefs
The issue reports drownings near Antispoil, election results in Washington County, and a New Worcester County hallelujah on the coast. It notes the death of Captain John J. Mitchell at Teck County, a new Methodist Protestant Church dedication at Crisfield, and Maryland primaries in Anne Arundel. It mentions resignations in the Maryland Editorial Association, a weather storm impacting Baltimore, and local crime cases including a Baltimore tobacco dealer and a Philadelphia arrest. It also covers political maneuvering around Theodore Marburg, Col Supplee, and Eupplee, plus a jail complaint about B Palmer Keatie in Centreville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Worcester County
John 8
Mitchell
Teck County
Crisfield
Anne Arunde
Republian
Washington
Teck
J. Albert Clarke
Maryland Editorial Association
Baltimore
Escok Pratt McCullough
Booth Chapel Street
Maryland
United Etstes Crater
Cincinnati
St Rochester
Joseph Osniek
Gilile Joboser
Pauldelphia
Stone
Baltimore City
Gomarciltee
Col J. Frank Suppleeks
Republican Party
Emall
Theodore Marburg
Eupplee
Lowndes Bes
Pagetos
B. Palmer Keatie
Centreville
First gunfire in defense of the Union at Four Locks
Williamsport residents claim early shots were fired before General Doubleday’s troops arrived. Jacob Masters and Major James Kennedy arranged permission from Governor Hicks to use volunteer arms once held by a Williamsport company. Guns were fired at Four Locks prior to Doubleday’s arrival, later absorbed into regular units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doubleday Hill
Willamsport
Doubleday
Canal
Iacob B. Masters
Williamsport
Virginia
Wilamport
Maryland and
Virginis
Potomac River
Wilomstein
Hameport
Watst
Rkerehner Stake
C. W. Xambrey
Anderson
Farm Sale Near Walkersville At 107 Acres
Auctioneer Walter Saunders sold eight farms containing 107 acres in Walkersville area to Lincoln C. Dinterman for 30 dollars per acre. The property on the road from Walkersville to Liberty lies about two miles west of Walkersville and was tenanted by Lincoln C. Dinterman. Glenn E. Worthington and Mitton G. Urner, trustees, conducted the sale on a Saturday at 3.60 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Saunders
Wistkersville
Glenn E. Worthington
Mitton G. Urner
Lincoln C. Dinterman
Walkersville
Liberty
Tutt's Liver Pills Fly-Wheel of Life Health Claim
An advertisement extols Tutt's Liver Pills as a universal cure for headaches dyspepsia sour stomach malaria constipation jaundice and bilious troubles. A testimonial from J Fairleigh credits the pills with giving a new lease on life after an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutt
Dr. Tutt
Fairleigh
Platte Cannon
Col. Tutt
Maryland Agricultural College Year in Review
A Maryland Agricultural College annual letter notes nationwide county Farm Institutes expansion, State Entomology progress under Prof. W. G. Johnson, and Miller's Experiment Station work. It praises chemistry, silage, barn plans, and dairy and tobacco studies, urging better farmer education and more trained graduates for agriculture and mechanical roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martland Agriculural College
E¢itorol Ins News
Maryland Agricultural College
Department of Farmers’ Institutes
Fsat
W. L. Amans
Department of State Entomology
W. G. Johnson
Department of Experiment Staton
Robert H. Miller
Afaryisne
Department of Chemistry
Corn Corps
Ender Haven
Vale
Maryland
Double Wedding Dates in Allegheny and Frederick
Public notices announce a double wedding of Miss Mary Hetfield Stoner F C Lacy and Mr J Madison Stoner with Miss Gertrude Courtney of Allegheny Pa to be solemnized August 17. Also Watsle Lind street to Bir John T Martin of Bronewick announced for August 4 at the bride’s Keyser West Virginia home. Simons Mitts marriage July 17 at the Reformed parsonage Frederick with Rev E R Eschbach officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hetfield Stoner
F.C. Lacy
J. Madison Stoner
Gertrude Courtney
Allegheny
Frederick
Allegheny City
Watsle Lindstreet
John T. Martin
Bronewick
Keyser
W.s
Simons—Mitts
E.R. Eschbach
Robert Milton Simons
Big Mitts
Death notices for William Enntee and others in local obits
William Enntee aged sixty two died suddenly from hemorrhage at 5 am. He was a wealthy resident of Borkittertle, former farmer, owner of Redwood plantation once owned by Governor Lee, and a former member of the Lutheran Church. Survived by wife A E Fink two sons Joseph and William and sister Mrs L H Kerr. Rev CD Brand OJ of Georgetown University died in Georgetown at 44. Parker Brand formerly of Frederick and beloved pastor of St Johns Church, funeral at college chapel this morning. Ballia Wood 18 daughter of Catharine Wood diedSunday of consumption at 2 West All Betnts street. Funeral Tuesday 21 at 3 o'clock at St Johns Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Exres
Wm. Enntee
Borkittertle
Gescon
Lutheran Church
Redwood
Lee
Selins Grove College
A. E. Fink
Broat Run
Joseph
William
L. H. Kerr
Port Orange
Fis
Beard
CD. Geo Brand
O. J
Georgestown University
Parker Brand
Frederick
St. John’s Church
Kile
College Chapel
Ballia Wood
Balle E
Catharine Wood
Bundap
West All
New Discovery Cures Coughs and Colds Promoted Here
An advertisement section touts Dr. Sings New Discovery for conscription coughs and colds with claims of a certain cure. It promotes Dr Cald Well's Byrup Pepin and other remedies, listing prices, testimonies, and the availability at A L Pearre's drugstore in Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depine
Tiskilwa
Chler
Ding
Isis
Dr. Eiley
Asias
A. L. Pearce
Bryan
Ohio
Dr. Oaldwells
Tam
Eli Bowes
A. L. Pearre
Cald
Trimtaizs
L. Pearrs
Woman health and motherhood with Dr. Pierce's Prescription
An advertisement urges women to study feminine physiology and use Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription to prevent motherhood difficulties. It claims the remedy strengthens reproductive organs, eases pregnancy discomforts, and supports infant health, citing the Invalids' Hotel doctor in Buffalo and offering letters from users. It also promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
The
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
Bufalo
Wlw
Tira
St. Camden
Sirras
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the Daily News
Mongay
Kews
Tee State
Willimsport
the People
Agricultural College
Efort
College Park
R. W. BrivastEx
MD. Agric’s College
Hymeneas
E. R. Eschbach
Reformed Church
Hassksr
Higskarl
Fountain Rock
Air
Milton Zimmerman
Brideock Heights
ELY Bros
Warres St
J. Hitchock
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A. A. Ge. Bussio
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Sweet
Hartford
L. Pearre
Atchison
Market
Crson & Suatar- Tes
Etchison Bulidina
Citicura
Portax D.&c. Con
Takeo
Ketth McBride
Burklitey Lle
Baliof A. Willamoon
Frederick, Md
L. Pearrege
Shiloh
A. L. Pesrre
Tee
Market St
Karl
A. J. Pease
Etchisi
Oxford
Geo
A. Gilbert
Market Strest
Fredarick, We
Bartholoman
Chas
N. Hauer’s
Agrate Fruth
Ah Ei
Hires Reotbeer
Hires
BECC
CARTY
Chichester
Ceee
Porton
Yais Gek
Care
East Patrick Lines
Frederish, BY
Undressteleing
Ephcialty
Elcoe Poe
B. A. Blackstoy & Sox
North Market ST
the News
Grand Rapids Furniture
Grand Rapids
H. B. Etchison
South Market &T
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