Floriculture and Camp Meeting Notices Aimed at Baltimore Area
Real estate and business moves include Major Chas B Fout renting East street hoteouses for Sawer business, Josiah Remeburg planning a large nursery hot house at 02 East Fourth to supply home market, and a committee to invite President Cleveland to the fair. Tax rate set at 874 cents. savings institutions excluded on deposits of about 12,000,000, with past practice noted. Summer camp meetings planned at Summit Grove Emory Grove Waymen's Grove and nearby tents with speakers including ex Governor St. Jane and Miss Fannie Jones. attendance expected larger than usual.
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Chas. B. Fout
East Street
Philadelphia
Josiah D. Remeburg
East Fourth Trea
Summit Grove
New Freedom
Ena
Wesley Grove
Emory Grove
Maryland
Ab G.yadon
W. M.br
St. Jane
Ars. Mary
Massachusetts
Fannie Jones
W.O. T. UL
Wm. Stokes
Ailsa Anna B. Myers
Hattie Dougherty
Baltimore
Adamstown
BR. Harvey
Wo Faville
This County
Henry Thomas
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Charleton
Mu. Olivet
Trinity Episcopal Church
Martinsbore
W. Va
Robert Garrett
Wheeling
Robert Gambll
Cumberland
Michael Kolb
N. O. Kolb
Bush Creek
Jesse Reifenider
Pennsylvania
Wyandottes
Eugene Sponceller
Edward Sinn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atlantic City
Mer. Jos. D. Baker
Citizens’ National Bank
James McSherry
Second Street
Ayer
Fannie Swadener
Liberty
Front Royal
T. B. Winters
C. Eyler
Creagerstown
Charles Siegle
Ciger
Woe
Bina Ridge
Ani
A. Eyster
Emmiteburg
C. C. Wolfe
Ocehm & Son
Mount Vernon
Sidney Sappington
Frank Mantz
Messenzer
Adams Express Company
Air. Teague
Meesrs
Hilleary
Roger
Bolivar
Joe. D. Baker
Wasco Dichim
Baltimore Blaze Destroys Furniture Firm Complex
A major fire swept through a Baltimore building at 109 and 311 North Gay Street near Wayette Street top floors held by Ganther and Fink with Jacob Harimar. Estimated damage around 30 thousand dollars, Gunther and Fink losing about 20 thousand. mirrors and stock burned. Salvage corps saved substantial stock amid halted traffic and crowd concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
North Gay Street
Wayette Street
Ganther & Fink
Jacob Harimar
Hartmas
Gunther & Fink
Lights Out and Bugs Breach City Streets
Last night street lamps flickered and failed for about an hour causing smoke and near total darkness. Reports note long black pests gathering around lamps and swarming pavements, biting residents and invading homes when doors are left open, making meals at the doorstep uncomfortable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Strests
Double Pipe Creek Correspondence Faces Local Turmoil
July updates from Double Pipe Creek and nearby towns report busy farms and a cargo warehouse activity. A major incident at Haughs store escalated to a seven-eater fight and a warrant for arrest, with a stranger briefly detained. Community events include Harvest Home at Haughs, Pine Hall festival, and religious lectures, while Jefferson Jottings note mill upgrades and Children’s Day services.
Baltimore Reserves Arrive, Baseball At Association Park
The Baltimore Reserves arrived this morning over the Western Maryland and played at Association Park this afternoon. Battery for the visitors was James and Fisher, while Jones and Cargo officiated for the home team. Market notes report plentiful vegetables and fruit with prices steady, pears and peaches improving, corn imperfect, and meats and spring chickens offered at standard rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Reserves
Maryland
Baltimore
Association Park
James and Fisher
Jones
Cargo
Teachers Examination Opens with Retests and Schedule
The annual teachers examination for public schools begins tomorrow and runs three days. First grade applicants must appear by 9 a.m. tomorrow, second grade Friday at 9 a.m. Re-exams apply for various certificates. Colored school teachers are scheduled for August 1. The Lutheran Sunday school excursion to Island Park on Thursday promises a large, sociable day with orchestral music boating fishing swings and children activities. The trip offers views of Harpers Ferry and a relaxing ride home with many social features at a small price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island Park
Thurday
Eutherans
Harpers Ferry
Blunder by Papers Sparks History Lesson
A local note scolds the New York Herald and Philadelphia Press for misdescribing Atlantic City coverage of Gov. Jackson and the Fifth Maryland Left. It corrects inaccuracies about Adjutant General Howard and misidentifies John Howard Payne as the author of the Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Philadelphia Press
Gov. Jackson
Meryland
Atlantic City
Howard
John Howard Payne
Payne
Home
Francis Scott Key
Marylead
Hotel Arrivals at Principal Hotels Yesterday
The arrivals at major hotels since noon yesterday include guests from New York Baltimore and Chicago. Names mentioned include E J Croordale E D Mull en FG Ewmitt AB Reed Pa J Hyland M A Delen and niece and many others with several couples from Baltimore and Union Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hotel
Dt Ballon
J Croordale
E D Mullen
Ewmitt
AB Reed
EH Morrison
Wash
H L Dazzon
J H Houghton
E Charlton
H Thames
J H Whiterd
I Fate
JI Willierd
TR Johnson
W Atlinntt
TD Derby
LA Darby
J F Poole
F A Dawson
Pooplesville
S Wolfe
Union Bridge
Sshi
P H Grappeil
D N Brown
JD Carley
G P Ghrist
Baltimore Reserve Base Tail
Cinb
Baito
EC Plantt
EB Ball
S E Young
Beerscoro
Silver Oaks Picnic Grounds at Conewago Creek
Silver Oaks near York Lindy Pa offers about acres of shaded lawn from the railroad to Conewago creek nearly a mile long and quarter mile wide. The grounds include a tin pavilion with music stand suitable for roller skating, water from a pump, and seats and swings. Activities listed cover baseball lawn tennis croquet fishing boating and boating at the Conewago waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tlestown
Celes Grove
York
Silver Oaks
Conewago Creek
Everness
Fiodé
Hanover
Reunion at Gazern Tow s with Maryland students
Large turnout expected for a reunion of Maryland students from Lebanon Valley College Pa held at Gazern towns tomorrow. Attendees also travel to Petereville for a tourna ment and picnic while local families share news of health products and community events through short notices and personal updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazerntows
Maryland
St Dents
Lebanon Valley College
Petereville
Hood
Essie Staley
Frederics
Baltimore
Chaz. Hafer
West Patrick Street
J. M. Nelson
Lutherville
Local Notes on Residents Traveling and City Incidents
Mice Etta Jeanes of South Market travels near Mourorta for summer. Caous McColgan of Baltimore stays with Chas B Houghtes on the Manor. Jacob Waberg roofs a new addition at G C Zacharias stables. Chas E Tucker improves West An Szi sta Miesee area tenement houses. Maggie Whiener and Laura Miller visit with Harry Baum gardver and Levis Wirkleman in Montgomery county. Four of this city injured by a false alarm incident near D C Wineburger Co. M E Doll and wife visit Gettysburg for a week. May Creager of Hancock guest of Miss Lillian Howard End Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mice Etta Jeanes
South Market Street
Mourorta
Caous. McColgan
Baltimore
Chas
Houghtes
Jacob Waberg
G. C. Zacharias
Chas. E. Tucker
Miesee
Maggie Whiener
Laura Miller
Meeers
Harry Baumgardver
Levis Wirkleman
Frands
Montgomery County
Wao
D.C. Winebrewer &Co
M.E. Doll
North Market Street
Gettysburg
Misa May Creager
Hancock, Md
Lillian Howard
End Street
Football Contest Ends In Tie Between Greeks And Romans
The walking match was postponed and a ball contest played at 7 pm at the YMCA grounds. Greeks led by captains Wilson Brenner Ely and Roberts faced Romanz led by Sheeid Wallace Crum Simpson Haller and others. The game ended 2 to 2 after about an hour with Leichert and Steffield each scoring two points.
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Y.M.C.U
Romana
Greeke
W. Poole
J. Wilson
C. Brenner
A. Ely G. Roberts
W. Eberts
W. McCaffrey
J. Brengle
A. Leichert
Romanz
D. Crimmtins
E. She@eid
M. Wallace
G. Crum
J. Simpson
Jon Haller
Bernard Herring
F.W. Staub
J. Foscer
Ui Tire Brother
Harkins
E. Steffield
O'Kane
Brandt
Gaicn
Wall
B. Besant
Union
Weeting of the Board of Aldermen Regular Session
The Board of Aldermen met in regular session with all members present except Mr. Wilcox. The mayor presented receipts of fines and costs totaling 2715 dollars, and the market master reported receipts of 75.15 dollars. Bills were approved for Warehime Page, Leicherz, and Lerch. The lamps and lighting committee proposed creating an engineer and trimmer office and hiring three engineers plus an electrician to test the electric light plant. A residents’ committee from Madison Street asked for more water and light. The mayor was ordered to lay the street west first and east fourth. Mr. Hilteary was denied an extra 10 for surveying the jewelry limits. The Kolb tax claim was referred to claims. The 1838 tax levy was set at 74 vente per 100 dollars for interest, debt, water, market house, and street repairs. Several small payments to Kennedy and others were referred to the claims committee before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeting
Board of Aldermen
Wilcoxon
Messrs
Warehime
Dents of
Madison Sr
Eisenhauer
L.R
Carrot Creek
Market House
Saking Land
Cla
Thos
Kennedy
Leicherz
Larch
Beard
Colgate & Co Tealer Waters Prove Refreshing in Basin
A heated term recalls Colgate and Co tealer waters praised as refreshing in the basin and bath. Pronounced false. Rumors of Frederick Hunting Mills Co purchasing the United States Hotel were proved unfounded by a prominent member of the company. Doll & Ibaugh, handling the hotel’s disposal, said they were unaware of any Legentiati zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colgate & Co
United States
Frederick Hanting Mills Company
St Foundation
Mesers. Doll & Ibaugh
Legentiati
Salvation Army meeting and court house yard gathering
Matters request no collection for the Salvation Army without written permit from the officer in charge. An open air meeting at 7:50 this evening at the Court House yard square. The Army unit here remains in charge. Capt Fielding and Cha det Sourbaugh have overseen three conversions. Indoor meeting at the barracks at 8:00, inviting public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weare
Salvation Army
Lord’s Vineyard
Community Picnic and Church Gatherings Nearby
Slany Penica notes scheduled events including a union picnic at Island Park the Sunday after next and services at Adventist and Lutheran churches. A special train would depart Frederick at 7 30 a m for participants, with additional woods meeting near New Midway. Other picnics and dances are planned at Croasoea Grove Urbana Frederick Junction and Hem’sburg with committee members named and round trip tickets offered for Pen Mar excursion on August 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slany Penica
Echools
Island Park
Anguet Lst
Reformed School
Adametown
Methodist Protestant
Buckeystown
Lutheran
Doube
Methodist Episcopal
Point of Rocks
Frederick
Thoee
N Phillips
New Midway
Tursiay
Uoort Street
Cro- A
PRR
G. W. Zimmerman
Urbana
Frederick Junction
Hall P. m
Mesers
C.S. Biser
J. J. Snyder
Son J. Funk
Seurday
John J. Fuck
Breceville
D. &.Stone
J.T. Bet
J.C. Hagas
D. . Hargett
Geo. EB. Smith
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Cleveland
Cleve
Geo. W. Miller
OG. E. Teail
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TL. McMurray
D.C. Wisebrenner
Jes. D. Baker
Jas. H. Gambrill
Jas. M. Hood
G. W
General Assembly
Ollasia
Double Pipe Creek
Frederick and
Carrollouncies
Josiah Eyler
Walter Fogle
Haugh
Union Badge Band
Alleman
Lancaster
Luther Kuhlman
I. C. Burck
Roth
Taneytown
McClane
Diehl
Woodsboro
Torres
Dence
J. Haugh
Shermar
Union Hotel
Sherman
Atgostacy
Havegh
Trier
Westminster
Westter
Elliot's
Ferzon
Hough
Pine Hall
N. B. Hagean
Christopher Noss
Hav
D A_Soaders
Reformed Church
Women’s Aid Society
Jefferson
Sox
M . el Sen
St of Jefferson
Burkitttsville
Broad Run
M. P
Buckesstown
Joan J Ginzale
Hove
New
Petersville
Mice Addie Smith
May Sebarf
Market Street
Lawne
Batistes
Eeerauckerg Ars
L. E. Mullinix
Gizada
Evers Sprig
Bos
Ataentron
Passue City
C. L Hood & CO. Apothecanes
Lowell
Souths
Re.t
Fitw
Episcopal Sunday School
Cros
Prilay
Actrosk West
Ang Smutements
X.m
Atte
Lalizes
M. Huan Lewis
C. Mevardel’s
Cid Sin Eotou
Cailou Harry Goodsell
Ertck Md
Drial
Everstady
Terry
Grorge Bry Brust & Co
SLERY
David Grom
Groff Kerk
Leone
Ceeboaed
Ar Daise
Sale Sr F. Wertheimer
Erst Usureb Etreet
Fredert
X. Jylielw
Mrile
Warrenle
Axeny
John H. Stone
Axent Waccer x Wilson Manufacturing Co
Broderick
Oar Promory
Schaewien
Srteeepee
Saipp Bt Ce
Bandac
Great Southern Siutam Pristiax
Devtlerrs
eChurch Street
Wil
Eldweeger & Barry
Pochester
N.Y
Tui Kent
Oow Insurance Building
Kent Meneraie
W.T. Delapaine & Co
GR Sale
MBR
MHS
J. ER
Gell
East Second Street
Pokess
Siven
J. E.R. Wootefebliire
M. E. Boyle
Wilkesbarre
Taweself
J.arrison
San Jose
Cal
Sierra Nevada
Mouatain
Joan W. Brown
M. D
Oceana
W.va
M.D
Ayer’s
Ayer & Co
M_E. CRAWFORD
Mehrling
Moe
Crawford
City
Pas Dulresdim
A. EL Metucanite
Bae GJ
DOLL
Market St
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