Special Notice For Sale And Wanted At Once
Special notices list varied items including public sale references for The Model and Douglas Shoes. Institutions named include Joan's College New Windsor College Academy of the Visitation Maupin's University School. Several notices indicate for sale cheap and wanted at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Model
Douglas Shoes
S. Joan's College
New Windsor College
Academy of the Visitation
Maupin’s University School
Local Oddities and Tragedies From Baltimore News
City street tale of a lizard in a shaving mug and a postponed eye removal for Henry Snyder. Fall from a rood injures Charles Grum. Gettysburg finds a fallen Union soldier remains. Parkersburg flood details warn of wrecked circus and drowned performer Miss D Aime. Baltimore harbor tragedy as Tolchester boat hits small craft. three drownings, Miss Wiener, Mary Kolb, John Bitz among victims. Miss Kolb rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Young
North Market Street
Broadway
Baltimore
Port Deposit
Annie Kolb
Mr. Diering
Ailes Kolb
Diering
Ure
Mary Wiener
Mary Kolb
John Bitz
East Baltimore
Caution to Mothers on Child Lanbanum and Pec regoric Use
Caution to mothers warns against giving lanbanum or péregoric to children as it may induce stimulant cravings. Acker's baby soother is promoted as a safe remedy to ease pain, claiming it contains no opium or morphine. Marketed by J A Williamson, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
J A Williamson
Camp Jackson Training and Local Festival Observed
The Provisional Battalion under Captain R P Brown oversees disciplined camp duties at Camp Jackson with detailed daily routines. Officers of the Monumental City Guards and Baltimore Rifles receive praise for guard mount and muster. The Feageville band attends Braddock festival and Miss Cora Whipp hosts a children's entertainment in honor of Miss Bessie Hargett with a well received bounty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Brown
Brasor Brown
Camp Renige
Rev
Ard
cHizers
Spencer
Monumental City Guards
Bishop
Baltimore River
Gatewood
Nota
Thomas
Pirot
Cumberland
Baltimore Rifles
George M. Matthews
John A. Bishop
William S. Tilchman
William R. Spencer
H. Gatewoy
William Moore
Allegany Guards
Frederick Beregle
John W. Howard
George Cooper
Drum Corps
Cooke
Feageville
Fesgaville
Braddock
Bessie Hargett
Cora Whipp
Jefferson
Board of Charities and Corrections meet this week
The Board of Charities and Corrections holds two sessions this week with the Thursday session at Montevue Hospital and Friday’s Jail meeting at the Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Charities and Corrections
Montevue Hospital
Court House
Megistrate Matters Arrestees Processed by Mayor Doll
Police on Saturday night arrested Edward Williams for fighting in Shebro on May 29. He served 10 days in jail for failing to pay a 1.85 fine. Officer Abrecht arrested Andrew Norve for disturbing the peace on E 5th street and, failing to pay a 2.85 fine, he served 10 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doll
Hooks
Edw
Wiliams
Shebro
Abrecht
Andrew Norve
E. 5Th Street
Who Are Going With the Fire Companies
The Independent Hose Company members to Baltimore trip in September plan a meeting tonight for drilling and the dram corps will drill. A special Junior 8. F. E. meeting occurs this evening to finalize Baltimore excursion plans. Mr Trail is Tendered a Supper. Charles B. Tran, new U S consul to Marseilles, France, is toasted at State’s Attorney Eichelberger’s home before departure with guests including McSherry, Tyler, Gambrill, Marrell, Baughman, Power Sullivan, Purnell, Trail, and Hichelberger. Benedict the subject of jokes, accepts the praise with good humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Hose Company
Baltimore
Dram Corps
8. F. E. Company
Trail
Charles B. Tran
United States
Marceilles
France
Edward 5. Eichelberger
E. 0. McSherry
Ira Tyler
A. Staley Gambrill
John A. Marrell
J. William
A Broken Axle Delivers Lumber to Ground on East Patrick Street
A wagon load of lumber tipped when an axle broke this morning near F J Lewis's store on East Patrick Street. In Howard County a special Orphans Court session granted letters of administration to William D. Lynn for Samuel D. Lyn's estate. An amicable settlement was reached with Orange Grove workers after a dispute. In Frederick, a house collapsed on East Church Street at about 7 pm waking residents. no injuries were reported though the family was away, damages estimated at $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Best
Patrick Street
F. J. Lewis
Howard County
Orphans Court
Elcott City
William D. Lynn
Samuel D. Lyn
Orange Grove
Budensrek
Frederick
East Church Street
David Nolan
Nolan
Louis McMurray Packing CO
Bartlett
Jydewin
Frederick Junction
H.g.welty
Dyzidiw
Gamge
Jackson
Potomac
Lake
East Patrick Street
Frank J. Schroeder
W. Patrick Street
G. Brost & Co
Bautz
Lewis
Nixdori
Jyntr
de Stray
Maryland
Frederi¢e
Daniel
Daniel F. Kennedy
Jyndaetre
Salient
Blue
Geo. Brust & Co
Local News Items and Social Notes from Washington County
A roundup of society notices includes travel, visits, and engagements with many named individuals. The War department mourning emblems were removed after thirty days for Simon Cameron, and others such as Edwin Shope and Bishop Paret appear in church events. The column mentions travellers, vacations, guests, and personal health ads, with hints of local business and upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Washington
Simon Cameron
Nathan Tyson
Wil
Grove
Oite
Donald McLean
New York
Sunday American
Edwin I. Shope
Christ Episcopal Church
Welliington
D.C
Jacob T. Morett
Lunan Reich
Roanoke
Iiveda
John J. Biser
Ofice
Clers Farsars
Ida Brooks
Araby
Cans
EL Bulley
Geo. R. Stoulemyer
Warner McKinsey
Thie City
Philadelphg
Carrie Lilly
Laura Taylor
M. A. Kirk
Baltimore
Mechanicstown
This County
Ifr
John C. Hildt
Kate Toomas
Asbury Park
N.J
Katie Sloughenhough
Smithburg
Washington County
Biles Fannie Collins
Mt. Pleasant
J.B. Catshall
Cape May
Wm. D. Jones
Mt. Airy
Brown
Win. Crozee
Washington, D. C
al. Win
H. Best
Henry F. Keoch
Deaser
South Market Street
Y.M.C. A
Terrow
Oliver McClow
West Church Street
G. H. Worthington
Hagerstown
Taneytown Burials and Local Crimes Report
John Clavangh aged man near Bridgeport Maryland died Friday and was buried at St Josephs Catholic church. The Taneytown Comet Band attended a Harney picnic. Dr Motter returns to duties. Detectives probe a Virginia murder case. A large buzzer with bell is seen in Oak Grove. Rumor of a new station house and railroad improvements. A thief stole clothing and meat from Davis and later found goods tied to other thefts. Davis, Horn and Detrich captured Charl Wilson and jailed him in Westminster. J L Frizzel bought a vacant lot from Dr Ywood. Jones and Co bankers dissolve partnership with Albert Jones remaining. Albert Brashear dislocated shoulder at B and C office. Davis nearly hit by a streetcar and a brakeman injured by a broken chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown Item
John Clavangh
Bridgeport
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Clavangh
Taneytown Comet
Harney
Carrolltonian
Mt. Airy
George A. Davis
Davis
Mr. Davis
Val Horn
Philip Detrich
Charl Wilson
Franklinville
B. H. Yvodd
Wiletect
Uponis
Zatare
Drm
Jones & Co
Albert Jones
Frm
W. D.jones
Albert Maynard
Albert Brashear
Bir
David Smith
Frames Shipped From Art Emporium to Hagerstown
Two large gold frames and portraits were shipped today from the Art Emporium of J. W. Neipold to residences in Hagerstown. He also received today orders from the same place for additional frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Art Emporium
J. W.neipold
C B L Attends State Union Meeting at Scheutzen Park
The C B L Going to the Stats Union at Father McElroy Council No 70 met yesterday to decide attending the state union at Scheutzen Park Baltimore on August 5. Also notes syrup of pigs sold by druggists. Officers elected for M J Grove lime company: M J Grove president treasurer Wm J Grove vice president Bernard L Grove secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B.L
Stats Union
Father McElroy Council
Scheutzen Park
Baltimore
M. J. Grove Lime Company
M. J. Grove
Wm. J. Grove
Bernard L. Grove
Deaths and Arrivals Sweep Through Hagerstown Night
Obituary notes mark the death of Rev. Joseph France of the Baltimore Conference aged 75 after 1812 entry. Funeral set in Baltimore tomorrow at 3 p.m. Also listed are infant Sophia Mitchel inurnment at St. Jobes and Mgr Isaac Michael’s Middletown Valley death aged about 75. Funeral details given for Henry G. Feete and burial at Lutheran cemetery. Following are hotel arrivals at City, Carlin, and Gentual hotels including Talbott Hartman Frey Gelee Graham Martin and others from Baltimore Philadelphia and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph France
M. E. Church
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Lali
Joseph
Sophia Mitchel
Brand
St. Jobe’s
OC. C. Carty
Mgr
Isaac Michael
Middletown Valley
P. Bergstresser
Henry GC. Feete
Diamond Ice Company in Roanoke Run by Frederick County Gentlemen
Southern Trade Review highlights a Roanoke ice company started by three Frederick County men Messrs Simmons Moffett and Simmons. The piece praises manufactured ice from distilled stream water, free of pond impurities, and notes the plant’s efficiency and competitive pricing to attract customers along railroad lines, with delivery F.O.B. cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Ice Company
Southern Trade Review
Roanoke
Frederick County
Meesie
L. A. Simmons
J. T. Moffett
T. F.simmons
F.O.B
Asix Codoing
New Sunday School Room Plan Reported
A Lutheran congregation moves to build a new Sunday school room as part of church improvements. Edward Melnire, formerly deputy tax collector, is appointed a clerk in the Register of Wars office and will begin duties on September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Edward Melnire
J. Wm. Biugnaic
Register of Wars
Visitors Spend Day at White Rock With Mrs Burek’s Guests
Guests of Mrs Burek on Tele Graph Street visited White Rock yesterday with many friends. They enjoyed the scenery and amusements. Magistrate Matters set for 7 30 p m tonight in the Debbie Coates case for harboring mi hors and running a disreputable house. Mack Ford jailed for drunk and disorderly conduct after a $2 85 fine paid. Dorsey Harrison jailed for 10 days. James Burtgis jailed on capias to await September trial. Leig charged with selling liquor without license. Joe Whiener paid $2 85 fine for disturbing the peace in Battletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Rock
Debbie Coates
Mihors
Houge
Nienaber
Mack Ford
Brengle
Mayor Doll
Dorsey Harrison
Court Park
Emmsburg Rounds Up Summer Visitors and Local Obituaries
Mrs. Bethilda Snouffer wife of Jos Snouffer died at home after a long illness. Funeral held Wednesday from St Joseph's church. Town notes show more summer visitors this season. A 9 year old boy Paul Lawrence caught a 44 pound bass in the Monocacy. William H Weaver, once of Emmitsburg now in Pittsburgh, survived the Johnstown flood but lost a son. Guests visiting local families include Mrs Paul Flynn and children Janesville Pa and Mrs John Kimmel and children Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmsburg
Emmisburg Chronicle
Bethilda Snouffer
Jos. Snouffer
D Lawrence
Wm. H. Weaver
New Oxford
Johnstown
Pittaburg
Weaver
Paul Flynn
Janesville
John Kimmel
Baltimore
Lambert
Annie Kelly
Maggie Barrof
Littlestown
John McAllen
Sadie McAllen
Fannattsburg
W. Ross White
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
F. Mt
Peckweze
Honday
Henry Snyder
J. W. J. Hardesty
Snyder
Charles Grum
Horace J. Zimmermen
Littlefield
Gettysburg
Outler
Wilson
Parkersburg
W. Va
Hood
Wirt County
Thomas Black
Hughes
Tucker Creek
D’aime
Cortion
Saulsbury
The
Pride of
Camp Jackson
the Board of Charities and Corrections
United Hall
James Brookey
B. W. Clabaugh
Coates
Charles Lochner
East Fifth Street
W. A. Wiseng
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Mire
Clarke
Schaefer
F.C
J.H. Hartman
W.G. Baker, Jr
C. Carpenter
Lancaster
City Hotel
Isaac Lovell
Garfield
Harvey J. Whitmer
Ronserville
Lilly A. Wolfe
Upton Wolfe
Foxville
Eiotel Arrl
J. G. Feity
Harrisburg
J. W. Hoagland
Brooklyn
W. H. Wachster
J. L. Jones
B. B. Knell
I. Hill
P. McCoskey
B. Gruber
J. P. Vanneman
R. M. Neilson
W. J. Barber
Conn
County
Genteal Hotel
AM. J. Long
B. B. Chase
GA. Rosanick
G. Clark
L. C. Cos
W. L. Norerors
Philadelphia
Mullinix
Mr. Melnire
JOAN+HENDRICKSON
Agereet Assington
of New York
W. A. Brewer
Preside
U.S
C.L. Hartsock
Parmerth
Sue Cess
Aesal
Llood
C. I. Hood Co
Apthecaries
Lowell
Afast
J W. Starr
Waest Patrick Street
AySsaley
Wm. D. Bowers
Cemp Jackson Sytad&wiw
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Junction
Market Street
Tradtor
Buckosetown
Ews
Addrece W
Iytdiws
Strser
Brave Property
William Anderson
George Wyndhurst & Co
Park Ave
Balimore, Wd. Iytéd&Chat
Weant
York Reeds, Carroll Co
West Patrick Street
Havana
Emory M_ Sage
Spooane Doll
City Bakery
John Hershberger
Jesses
G J Doll & Son
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