Public Notice and Classified Fragments
Fragmented OCR itemizing multiple briefs from a local paper. entries include Wanted money to loan private sale coat loss shoes market bargains bicycles horses for sale and rental notices with names like W Groomes Wm Bruchey and addresses such as 109 N Market St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wees
AL W. Groomes
W. Groomes
McLean
Loy & Perry
Beckley’s
AL Kennedy
Wm. Bruchey
Market St
Relier & Delashmutt
Histon Sales
O. V
Levy
W. S. Milter
City Aldermen Hold Brief Monthly Session
The regular monthly Board of Aldermen meeting was attended by all members. Receipts reported include market receipts 12 dollars market scales 5 25 hay scales 12 stalls and stands 11 45 total 40 70. The quarter ending June 0 shows fines and costs 10 69. Claims approved include Brengle Lerch Groshon Brick Works Gaver Leichert Walter Keller DeLashmatt Roelkey Showman Examiner and others with various sums. Bids by Houck and Dadisman were approved. Proceedings touched on fire engine matters steam generator drainage and pumping machine costs. Action on water rent for hot houses and tax rate was deferred or adjourned with no further business.
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Boards of Aldermen
Board of Aldermen
Lustee Eckstein
Costa
Committee On Claims
George W. Brengle
Northern District
Christian Lerch
Southern District
G.S. Groshon
Frederick Brick Works
C. J. Gaver
Leichert
L. E. Walter
Keller & DeLashmatt
E. Roelkey
H. B. Showman
Examiner
Geo. W. Brengle
Lerch
G. 5. Groshon
E Sinn
Marble
Court House Park
John L. Johnson
East Third Street
Eisenhauer
Little Tuscarors
Lanner
Dadisman
Lmits
Weather and Crops in Maryland Weekly Bulletin
The Maryland Weather Bureau reports overall favorable crop weather with below normal temperatures and rainfall. Western Maryland shows strong wheat harvests and good hay yields, while corn injuries from rains and light oats occur. Northern-Central Maryland notes above average wheat yields, strong corn growth, and promising potatoes. second clover crops. Southern Maryland reports good wheat and hay potential, tasseling corn, and thriving tobacco. late potatoes and plentiful vegetables, though pastures are short. Eastern Maryland indicates above average yields in wheat, improving corn, vigorous potato vines, and good peach quality. pastures short. County notes from Frederick County mention thunderstorms damaging potatoes slightly and hay/wheat cut. Backeystown reports stable conditions. Woodsboro dry and warm with average oats. New Market wheat harvest over with large yield. corn promising.
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Maryland
Frederick County
Mt. St. Mary’s
Backeystown
T. & Bacon
Woodsboro
G. F. Santa
Mazeazer D. Horas
Lottery Fueled Reservoir Funds in Frederick 1843
The Tos News notes a city action where the common council and board of aldermen authorized a lottery to raise 75,000 dollars for a water works project. The funds were to be deposited in the Farmers and Mechanics Bank at four percent interest. Resolutions bear the signatures of John Kunkel, Gideon Bantz, Geo W. Enis, P L Storm, and Geo Hoskins.
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Boney
Tos
Common Council
Board of Sider
City Register
Frederick
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank
John Kunkel
Commer Council
Gideon Bantz
Board of Aldermen
Geo. W. Eni
P. L. Storm
Geo. Hoskins
Farmhand Fights 7 Foot Black Snake on Washington Farm
On Monday Afr. Allen Eakie assisted in loading wheat at the Elias Eckle farm near Bakersville Washington county. He fought a large black snake that coiled under cap sheaves. The seven foot reptile attacked him, but he kept it off until a pitchfork blow killed it.
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Allen Eakie
Elias Eckle
Bakersville
Washington County
Mr. Eakle
Vagrant William Carm Held for Grand Jury in Nuisance Case
A vagrant named William Carm, brought to Burkittsville district by Constable Hightman, appeared before Justice Eckstein after a complaint by Elizabeth Butler. Carm allegedly threw a missile at her window and threatened to burn Henry Brown's residence at Needwood. He was found a good-for-nothing without means, dismissed of assault, and held for the grand jury as a common nuisance and vagrant with no fixed residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Carm
Constable Hightman
Burkittsville
Justice Eckstein
Elizabeth Butler
Needwood
Henry Brown
Justice Carns
Carm
Evdence
Grand Jury
Base Ball News and Weekend Side Notes
The Citizens beat the Athletics in a tight baseball game with strong pitching and key hits by Hull, Haller, and Rowe. Attendance was large, and forecasts hint at spicy play as the season closes with upcoming Pastimes vs Athletica action. A runaway on South Street interrupted a scene, causing minor injuries and vehicle damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brust
Cie
Strawsberger
Phobus
Molesworth
Athletics
Hull
Haller
Baer
Wood
M. Nuez
Eiserhauer
Gillinger
Nusz
Rowe
Musz
Strasberger
Fleshman
Walter Cook
Browns
Frank Stresberger
Gittinger
Meleeworth
Trotting Horse Breeders' Association Meets in Baltimore
The Trotting Horse Breeders' Association of Maryland and the District of Columbia met at 113 North Charles Street Baltimore to plan a Bennings track race meeting near Washington on October 17 18 and 19. Committee members Hayward de Garmendis and Hough were named to arrange the programme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Rice
Z. T. Walker
John Waters
Bennings Track
Washington
Messrs. Hayward
de Garmendis
Hough
Taneytown Couple Wed In Presbyterian Church
Mr Woods Crapster of Taneytown and Mrs Susan Lefevre of Taneytown were married this morning at 6 o clock at the bride’s home by the Presbyterian pastor. They left after the ceremony on a wedding tour.
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Crapster—Lefevre
Woods Crapster
Taneytown
Susan Lefevre
Presbyterian
Homeward Bound Washington Military Cyreists Arrive
The Washington Military Cyreists under Captain W. A. Beck arrived in the city last evening on their tour of Virginia and Pennsylvania. They left for their next destination this morning.
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Washington Military Cyreists
W. A. Beck
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Bet
County Correspondence from Taneytown and Wolfsville
Local notes describe visits by Mrs Shriver and others from Westminster Baltimore and Hagerstown to Taneytown area residents. Obituaries mention Mrs Hildebrand and Mrs Adlesburger with church services noted. A Fourth of July outing to Sugar Loaf Mountain and Park activities, fireworks, and a Children's Day service at Forest Grove are reported, plus community events in Wolfsville including a band festival and Lutheran picnic preparations.
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Greenfield
Sugar Loaf
Penmar
Grace Burnett
Baltimore
Misson Beall
J. Newton Beall
Forest Grove
Grace Ebbert
Compher
J. W. Beall
Elk Garden
W. Ape
Ome
Local Notes and Visits Across Baltimore County
A Middleburg page reports a bountiful yield with corn and potato crops looking fine. The column lists numerous visits and relatives in Baltimore and nearby towns, including Miss Elizabeth Clabaugh at Clover Brook, Mrs. A. A. Gorsuch and Mr. H. Petri in Baltimore, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Habbo noted again. It records travels to Frederick, Harrisburg, Union Bridge, and Taneytown with multiple families visiting relatives and friends, plus summer visits by several children and adults to and from Baltimore and nearby communities.
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Middleburg
J. Habbo
Harry Myers
Theatre of Events and Local Notices Across Maryland
AEWS OF THE STATE surveys events from Allegany Grove camp meeting to eastern shore openings. Governor Brown wins in Annapolis with minor appointments. H L Reynolda weds Janet Williams at Rockville. Estate of Henry Weld largely left to England kin. The Circuit Rider becomes East District Mf. Church South organ. St Michaels shirt factory to begin with 20 machines, expanding to 40. St James College tax exemptions argued. Lightning hits a Gen McKenny farm barn. Cecil county barns struck too with horses killed. New pension examiners at Cumberland refuse old board records. A New York arrest tied to Oakland post office thefts. Threshing machine and wheat at A C Huffer farm burned while bee-nest destruction attempted. Remnants of thunderstorm also strike Allan McLene barn. Miss Mary Malone loses three horses. The Weekly News and ads for midsummer bargains, furniture, fabrics, and local services fill the page. A sick day follows funeral attendance as W H Remsburg falls ill en route to Trica. Bits notes Joseph Cronise ill in West Third Street home.
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Allegany Grove
The
Mountain Lake Association
Governor Brown
Annapolis
H. L. Reynolda
Seattle
Janet B. Williams
Rockville
Henry T. Weld
Allegany County
England
Circuit Rider
Easton
East District
Mf. BE
St. Michaela Ahirt
St. Michaels
Judge Stake
College of St James
Washington County
Wm. McKenny
Queen Anne’s
Board of Pension Examiners
Cumberland
Graigen
Oakland
New York
A. C. Huffer
Boonsboro
Cecil County
Allan McLene
Mary Malone
Butchers Move Slaughterhouses Out of Hagerstown
Health officer Dr. T W Simmons orders the slaughterhouses relocated beyond city limits. The report notes other local items including Bridges Henderson expanding storage at their cement works with a new warehouse. a fine for a drink incident. Mrs. Travers estate valued between six and seven million to be divided among six children. postmasters appointed in Double Pipe Creek and Taneytown. Burck's Orchestra to perform at Rockville. C C Carty delivering furniture in Walkersville. Reformed Guild planning a Kelmar phase on August 2. and the death of Tom Myera, aged 16, at East Church Street.
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Hagerstown
T. W. Simmons
Washington
Wm. Travers
Wm R Travers
George R. Geering
W. A. Duer
W.A. Wadsworth
Kelmar
Charles G. Myera
East Church Atrest
Marriage Licenses and Real Estate Transfers Highlight Montgomery County
The notice lists marriage licenses for John B. King and Lavinia Barna of Montgomery County and transfers including John W. Bancuff to Elizabeth Reed of a land lot valued at $605. It also references The Ladies column praising California liquid laxative syrup of figs and notes its genuine labeling.
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John B. King
Lavinia Barna
Montgomery County
John W. Bancuff
Elizabeth Reed
California Fig Syrup Co
Fire destroys stock at Survick Whitmore in Brunswick
A blaze yesterday morning gutted the stock of clothing and furnishing goods owned by Messrs. Survick & Whitmore in the Bretz and Kanburg er Building, Brunswick. The fire, thought to be incendiary, damaged the building but the stock was mostly lost. Loss estimated around $500, insured.
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Brunswick
Messrs. Survick & Whitmore
Bretz & Kanbuger
Our Matting Trade Winds Down With Grand Bargain Sale
Our matting business reports steady annual growth and a final season wrap up. A large stock of Japanese matting in lengths from 16 to 20 yards remains and will be offered over the next ten days at great bargain prices.
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Aodkercaiers
Ladion
The Work of Death Nowa of The Churches
The Rev. R. L. Falz of Freedom Montgomery county will preach at Trinity M E church Sunday morning and evening. The Rev. dawk will exchange pulpits. The Rev. Hasaka will preach at Pleasant Hill tonight at 8 o clock. A bus party from Dr. Goldsborough's in Walkeraville visited White Rock and returned to the city last night. Mr A L Bosley was among the party.
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J. L. Frey
E. C. Brandenburg
L. R. Slorgan
A. E. Sensenbaugh
Jno
E. Phieeger
E R. Morgan
Harlin P. Stotelmeyer
Geo. B. Stotelmeyer
Dr. Goldsborough
Walkeraville
White Rock
A.L Bosley
Fresh Fish and Local Market Notes in Frederick
Local column highlights Bay mackerel bay trout and bass at the fish market. Mentions Q J Beckley Market Space Spring Beds Cota and a profitable invest ment for an energetic man. Includes Oak at 109 North Market Street and Buracker's Summer Garden. Also advertises White Caps beverage Dakehart's Ale and Porter bottled by J A Lipps Frederick Md and SeNer Delash Mutt Office 22 East Patrick Street.
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J. Beckley
North Market Street
J.A. Lipps
Frederick, Md
Ussecall
SeNer & Delash
Offee
East
Patrick Street
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the Daily News
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D.C
W. Hasemeron
Vic—Francesco Petrarch
Ias
aAdenire Bonsard
Caroline Anne Southey
Emmy
Anam
Olb Sears
Melville W
Suchier
San Salvador
Wikiem
F Germty
Pennsylvanie
Tip Democratic Natonal Committee
A.D. White
Russa
J. Wm. Himbury
Cramer A. Burck
Washington, D. C
L. A. Burck
West Fourth Street
Fannie Clarke
W. A. Clarke
George H. Railing
East Second Street
Railing
William James
J. Howard Rice
Olive
Lewtistown
A. Eichelberger
R. Crouse
Shirley McGill
Leesburg
Williamson
Alty
Essie Staley
John Weller
Roderick Dorsey
Dorsey
Glarke
Fordham
N.Y
Mary Maconochie
Strafford
Archer Jennings Parsons
Julia
Margaret Young
Nathan Waters
Kemptown
Rebecca Greentree
Wesley Kindley
Monrovia
Father Coleman
Maine
Amy Gilbert
Chambersburg
A .F. Rice
Susan Stine
Petersville
F. B. Speed
Bmotters
W. Howard Fisher
Emwaltsburg
S.S. Blondheim
Sabillasville
Henry F. Spalding
Mechenicstown
Nellie Thomas
Nell Thomas
Adamstown
Harry Leggett
Walkersville
Chicago
Edith Motter
Emmitsburg
P.G Gilbert
Mary Gilbert
D. 5S
Rice
Lizzie Carmack
Mire
Margaret Rhodes
Fountain Rock
Thia County
B.J. Brise
Mary Hrise
Mansfield White
Dickerson
Ia“Elty
JM. Cover
Carrie Bobutz
Mechanicstown
West Taord Street
Ies
Minnie Hozg
East Street
Charles E. Wachter
Tilca
Ev. Bachbsch
the City Fathers
Maryland Weather Bureau
Base Ball News
Citizens and
Athletica
South Street
John Faubie
Liamsville
West South Street
Fauble
Buch
Syheneal
Mead
S. John Fogle
Jerry Garner
J. &. Fink
Louis Orndorff
Mt. St. Mary’s College, Emmiteburg
Jacob Barlington
A. F. Orndorff
C. A. Eliott
Thomas Eckenrode
John P. Gardner
John Hildebrand
Hoover
St. Joseph’s Church
Father Mead
Della
U. B
Samuel E. Grove
Cal
Jas. A. Grove
Lutheran Sunday School
Geo. Warrenfeltz
DeLeon
Texas
Daniel Warrenfeltz
Tracy Smith
Rock Falls
Good Hope
Frank Heli
Hezerstown
Wiesers
Ensterdey
Ray V. Hauver
Dinter C. Frey
Smithsburg
Jonathan Kline
Waynesboro
Henry Frey
Lewis Lamar
Joshua Hoover
Remsburg
Yelow Springs
Nelly Mingans
Nora R. Wolfe
Middlepoint
Messre
Geo. R Stotelmeyer
John O. Hays
Wolfsylle
Samuel
Charles Miller
Wm. Kimler
Guy Uhler
Lee Oswald
Julia Dern
Harrisburg
Geo. F. Dern
Benetts Wilton
Harrisonville
Baltimore County
Carrie Dukehart
George W. Shank
Samuel Shank
James P. Perry
Lewis Tarwetel
Ladiesburg
Anna Miller
Clear Spring
Sylvester Fink
Wm. Topper
G. G. M. Brown and
Union Bridge
H. Haller
Carty
Renner & Kemp
B. A. Blackston
Mullinick & Kemp
Jas
B. Walker & Co
John Hendrickson
O Crum & Reyeer
W. R. Johnson
Ms National Bank
Nat'l Bank
Natl Bank
Wm. Anderson
Ira Tyler
Cazhler
Packard Organ
Bay Ridge
Citizens Excursion
Wade
Smith
D, H Best
E. Wachier
Trica
W.H Remsburg
Elizah Shaw
Atles
Neighbors
Hey
Joseph Cronise
West Third Street
Perrin
Jonn Hinsonsoxson
Gright Kioms
Lowes
General Interoat
Rige
Heaven
Ham
James E. Walker
J. E. Walker & CO
Ginghams cc
James KE. Walker
Mulliniz & Kemp
Mouum & Kur
Rodook & Neidig
Farovece & Neidig., Bardkerchilfs! Handeseumieso
Brussels
Rodock & Heldig
A. T. Rice & Sons
A ‘J. Rice & Sons
Fux Rral Daseross
180
North Wakket Stree
Fredbrice, MI
Te Roardidiy
Jacob M. Miller
Saa
Messrs
Lewis Sod
Milton Miller
Freek Mantz
Annie Zacharias
Miller
Abner Akers
Shookatown Road
Montevue Hospital
Annie M
Denise
Lilly cMann
Carroll Street
Olivet
Mita
Butcher
Lizzie
Wits
Wm. Butcher
Greanmount Cemetery
Buracker
H. Buncston
N. Manser Sr
DiaEaxonce
Frast Natron Barg
First National Bank
Jsficr
Court House
Iredenee Man
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