Funeral of Rev Albert E Wallis in Frederick
The funeral of the late Rev Albert E Wallis was held yesterday at 4 pm with a home service conducted by Rev A J Gill. The remains lay in a black state casket as the Masonic apron rested on top. A large procession followed to Mt Olivet cemetery with a guard of honor and solemn burial rites performed by Columbia Lodge and Knight Templars.
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Albert E
Wallis
A . J. Gill
Methodist Episcopal Church
Luther Kubimsn
E.R. Eschbach
Olin Eldridge
Baltimore
Gil
Jacques de Stolay Commandery
Columbia Lodge
John 4. Lynch
Daniel T. Ordeman
Clingan
Marshall
Geo
Ed. Smith
Mt. Olivet
Lergest
Knights
O. Vas. Levy
GC. Smith
F. B. Lansington
M. E. Getzendamer
Adolphus Fearhake
Jesse W.downey
Lynch
C. V
Levy Tat
Knight Templars
A. J. Gil Wm
EH. B. Etchison
Dance at McDonald's Maul in Spiresville Tonight
A dance will be held this evening in McDonald's Maul Spiresville. The organizing committee includes Messrs Pennington Bennett Guy W Steele and John G Voor Rees.
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McDonald's Maul
Spiresville
Pennington T. Bennett
Guy W. Steele
John G. Voor- Rees
Colored couple wed at St James parish house
Horace Hosely and Alverta Gray, both residents of Frederick county, were married by Dr. Diebl at St James Parsonage on the 18th instant.
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Diebl
St. James Watheran Parsonage
Horace Hosely
Alverta Gray
Frederick County
The Vacant Chair A Sermon On Family Loss And Hope
Laurence, July 19. A sermon on the vacant chair at the family table as a symbol of grief and memory. The preacher recalls fathers, mothers, invalids, and children whose seats are empty and urges reverence, duty, and faith, ending with a hopeful vision of heaven where no chairs are vacant.
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Larrens
Sandusky
Leaneful Toyond
Talmage
Samuel xx
Lecattee
Enderr
Danid
Sion
Sant
David
Jonathan
Louvra
Luxembourg
Saul
John Quincy Adams
House of Representatives
Henry Wilson
Henry Clay
American Senate
Prince Albert
Windsor Castle
Thiers
Taat
Napoleon
Warward Father Scaldal
Lakeside
Ohio
Ictory
Edward Payson
Rocherd Baxter
Robert Hall
Christ
Heaven
California
Sierra Nevada
God
Sarheer
Earth
Becker
Sketch of a Prominent Pennsylvania Editor Alexander K McClure
Alexander K McClure a Philadelphia journalist born in Franklin county Pa rose from tannery work to edit the Chambersburg Repository and become a noted political figure. He edited the Philadelphia Times with McLaughlin Bros and led Democratic support for Hancock Cleveland and Greeley Grant as a speaker and writer of imposing presence six feet three inches tall with a Websterlike profile.
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Alexander K. McClure
Philadelphia
John G. Nicolay
Honnibst Hamblin
Franklin County
Chambersburgh Repository
Greeley-Grant
Hancock
Cleveland
Phasues
Simon, Cameron
McClure
McLaughlin Bros
Philadelphia Times
Pennsylvania Railroad
Virginia
Daniel Webster
Westminster German Club Hosts First Gathering of Misses McSherry
Misses Louise and Nannie McSherry of Frederick joined Westminster friends at the Westminster German Club’s first gathering on Thursday. A party in their honor was held Wednesday evening by Bliss Mamie Irwin. The State v Goings hearing was postponed to Thursday at 10 am due to the prosecuting witness illness. Marriage licenses issued to Richard R Fields and Henrietta Price, James E Grown and Nettie L Miller, and Horace Hoseley and Alerta Gins, all colored. Prohibition leaders seek John L Heifsnider for Westminster gubernatorial candidacy, unlikely to succeed. Rebecca Brown committed to Montevue Hospital for 60 days as vagrant and mentally unsound. Constable Brengle escorted her to the institution.
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Jacob F. Olter
Waynesboro
Tiffany
Baltimore
Oller
Frederick
Edward B. Feags
Yellow Springs
Laura C. Font
South Market Street
William C. Johnson
Howard Young
Jennie Baer
East Fourth Street
D. S. Rice
Albert Lorentz
Harry Baracker
North Marketstreet
Louise
Nannie McSherry
Westminster
Bliss Mamie Irwin
Chearing
Thomas Goings
Joseph Thomas
Eckstein
Thomas
Richard R. Fields
Henrietta Price
Bucketstown
James E. Grown
Banner’s
Nettie L. Miller
Washington County
Horace Hoseley
Alerta Gins
Urbana
Montevue
Iétrate Wilson
Rebecca Brown
Montevue Hospital
Conatabie Brengle
Atitstion
Bright items of local taxal and general interest
A collection of brief notes from Frederick and Carroll counties covering tax, industry, agriculture, notable people, and local events. Highlights include Hoovers reputation in Hagerstown, grain and fruit yields, canal and railroad work, an old citizen of Manchester, a large hen egg measurement, a Sunday school excursion, notable deaths, postmaster issues, and upcoming civic activities.
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Hoover
Frederick Courty
Lealing
Hagerstown
Mont Aw Rmx
Waysesher
Koeel Hilecour
Baltimore
Ekier Bonsack
Carroll County
Mount Airy
Eustable
Manchester
John Everhart
William Myers
Methodist Protestant Sunday School of
Union Bridge
Druid Hunt Park
Mechanicstown
Finksburg
John Young Lind
Frederick
Hagerston
California
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Cheasapeake and Ohio Canal
Ble Sinck Water
Messrs
Kinsley & Dennis
Shepherdstown
John Diolrich
Tyler County
W.a
Jackson
J. Sylvester Fink
Carrol County
John P. Gardner
Jacob Marshall
Washington County
Charles & T. Best
Frederick Junction
Trenty
Glenn H.wershingen
Potts
Court Street
Solomon Gerber
Y. M
Island Park
C.U
F. B. Sappington
Various local notices and events from Hagerstown area
Yesterday was the eleventh Sunday after Trinity and local notices report wheelmen visitors at J A Kennedy’s window. Uriz vine Academy aims for an excursion on 10 Pea Mar. Fears of wet weather risking early potato rotting. A large Glyndon camp meeting drew about two thousand attendees with a parade and a program. The Fourth New York Regiment requests a monument at Sharpsburg National Cemetery. Russell Smith of Leesburg reports a new foal, four feet seven inches high with a winged length. Vale's Cavalry delegates attend Gener al Kelley’s funeral in Washington. Jacob Turner injured in a coupling accident at Willimafeport. A. L. Kline advertises five hundred large sugar corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
J. A. Kennedy
Hagerstown
Drof
Hains
Urizvine Academy
Glyndon
New York Regiment
Antietam
National Cemetery
Sharpsburg
Russell Smith
Leesburg
Lincoln
Veteran Association of
Vale's Cavalry
Maryland Volunteers
Baltimore
Gener! Kelley
Wash Seton
Jacob Turner
Cara
Willfamaport
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Indiana
A. C. Lorentz
John W. Lorentz
United States Army
Fort Abraham Lincoln
Dakota
Lorentz
Ines
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Datalmage IX OO
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Stoudoument
Myerner
Col
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Welter Cook
Cumberland
Mullinix
N.B
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Goecberties
A. L. Kline
D. H. Best
H. Best
DLN
Smith's Temple of Fancy
E. J. Eldridge
Ber
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Henri
Para
West Patrick Street
A. W. Ricodemos
Excerator Creamary
Bockeystown
F. BR
Sappington
N. Market St
Peel
East
James E. Walker & CO
J.E Walker & CO
Rodoce
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D.C. Wirebrecer & Coy Opfer
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Jogy Johnson
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They Lebeschuka
Louise Cuca
Sarah
Nelson
O. E. Gibert
Cervison Brone
Mary Leeer
Jobo Pena
Jobn Hendrickson
John Hendrickson
Geo. A. Gilbert
G. A. Gilbert's
Gilbert
Pat
Rowan
Victor Wi Chefaratity Hotel
Iyaodsee
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Pier Iveen
Howard Ie
Gol D.C. Winebrewer
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Witte Keitel Tascione Tor
St. Ay
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Market Streat
Rewari
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Carlin House
Church St
Newsofice
Zam
Furniah
Bartholomat Brewing CO
J. A.C. Lipps
Or. W
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South Market St
M.A. S. Little
Sonh Marxes
Frederick, Ma
G. J. Doll & Son
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