Canal Party Trip From Pt. of Rocks
A Saturday evening party from Pt. of Rocks went down the canal in a boat and had an enjoyable journey. News of the Churches notes the P. S. C. E. executive committee will meet at 7 30 tonight in the old Sunday school room of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. The regular monthly business meeting of the society will follow with important business and a brief program. The Sick section reports Mrs We Hilton of West Seventh Street ill, Mr Wm Tyinger with cramps, and Mr Louis Giitinger of North Market Street also sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pt. of Rocks
Evangelics Lutheran Church
Hr We. Hilton
West Seventh Vatreet
Wm. Tyinger
Louis Giitinger
North Marketsstreet
Indians in the Civil War Era in Indian Territory
The article notes over 2,800 Civil War pensioners in Indian Territory with $312,000 paid last year and compares incomes in Oklahoma. It recounts tribes’ split loyalties, Confederate and Union enlistments, and the limited impact of Indian forces, set against a population under 10,000 at the 1890 establishment of Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Territory
Okishome
Oklahoma
New York
Confederate Congress
Confederacy
War Department
Enon
West
Mississippi
Notable Deaths and Local Developments Across Maryland
Mrs. Sarah Bowen dies near Elkton at 77. Peaches from Kent fetch $3 a basket. Jacob Riley, elderly paralytic, commits suicide at Rays Cove. Judge Revell targets slot machines in Annapolis. Sharks in Annapolis harbor deter boating. Wellington campaigns for Congress from Frostburg. Adjutant General Douglas issues militia officer commissions. Columbus and Port Deposit Railroad depot burns at Co Nowingo. Emma Grow, 40, dies from bleeding at Elkton. Senators Peffer and Alten to address meeting in Hagerstown. Lonaconing trustees probe Professor Perdew. Miners hurt in storm near Frostburg. Sadler house burned in Somerset. Caroline County High School ready for fall. H. K. Johnstone bicycles 1083 miles Harriscuvville to Hagerstown in under 12 hours. Cornerstone coins found at Ellicott City Church rebuild. Anthony Clapp, 62, dies at Pine Hill coal mine. James A. Diffenbaugh resigns Carroll school examiner. George A. Davis elected. Allegany and Garrett go populist. sixth district congress nominating. Mrs. Elizabeth Miles Harwood dies at 66, wife of Major Sprigg Harwood. Conowingo depot and contents destroyed on Columbus and Port Deposit line. Sandy Spring Democratic Club calls for Senate to back House reform. Public health note urges caution and uses Hostetter’s Bitters as preventive, warning of kidney disease and related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bowen
Elkton
Kent County
Jacob Riley
Ray’s Cove
Judge Revell
Annapolis
Annapolis Harbor
Atr
Wellington
Frostburg
Congress
Douglas
Freldit
Columbus and Port Deposit
Conowingo
Geck County
Emma Grow
Bione
Peffer
Alten
Hagerstown
Lonacontog
Professor Perdew
Sadier
Somerset County
Caroline County
Ans
H.K. Johnstone
Harriscuvtile
Ellicott City Presbyterian Church
Anthony Clapp
Pine Hill
Lonaconting
James A. Diffenbaugh
Carroll County
George A. Davis
Pisce
Allegany
Garrett
Elizabeth Miles Harwood
Sprigg Harwood
Anne Arundel
Ceel County
Columbis
Port Deposit
Sandy Spring
Cldh
Senate
Democratic Party
Purely Personal Social Updates Noted In Frederick
Local notices list William Brendell returning home from illness with J F Devall on West Patrick street. Several visitors arrive or depart including Miss Emma Gormen from Merryland Tract and Ex Senator Noah E Sowlus visiting relatives. Numerous residents travel to Baltimore and other cities for visits or funerals, with names such as Miss Mamie Exglar, Mrs Steedman, Miss Susan Rinehart, Miss Sophia Nelson, and Prof H Warrenfeltz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brendell
J.F. Devall
West Patrick Street
Oes
Warbington
A. N. Gelsbert
Baltimore
Mrs. Black
Createrellowa
Emma Gormen
Misa Minute Riser
Merryland Tract
Noah E. Sowlus
Miss Baill
Arlington
Mifss
Mamie Exglar
Johneville
Mra. Steedman
Hinton
Weat Virginis
Prof Rocks
Susan
Gate Rinehert
Walkersville
Sophia Nelson
Central
Missouri
Elefe L. Roelkey
Harmony Grove
Mary Smith
George
North Howard Street
Gertrude
Edith Brads
May Smith
W. Archibald Walsh
George Bi
Abs
Sol Stern
Aliss Ramsburg
Washington
Bass Noe Street
Alessis
Nick Hauer
Addison Brachey
Ars
Bowlus
Weat Third Street
Atlantic City
Wm. Wright
H. Warrenfeltz
Texas
Algersville
F. W. Schleigh
Amy Gilbert
Gettysburg
A. TF. Rice
David Carson
Balthmore
Bilamenstter
Pearl
Lille Gilbert
Alfes Florence Gill
Victor McHenry
Ella Blumenberg
A. M. Landauer
East Church Street
Mee Slick
Thurmont
Nannie Lease
Mount Pleasant
Messie
Oscar Bowers
van Beachley
Hagerstown
Walter Rice
Samuel Thomas
Berryville
Frederick
Charles Kefauver
New York
Aiddletown
County
Marriage Licenses in Frederick City Records
Marriage licenses issued to Augustus E Heldier and Margaret Eyler of Frederick city and to Lewis A Rice and Susie Addie Bluememan of Frederick city. Also: Allcca Swindler captured. Newark case to answer. fire at Livermore Falls destroys factory with many unemployed. political assessments case of ex Congressman Shetler to be prosecuted. body of Thomas B found in Amesbury river with mystery around his death. New South Wales ministerial crisis. U S cotton production estimates. Philadelphia heat deaths. Jack McAntiffe weds Catharine Inman and heads to Bangor for training before a fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus E. Heldier
Margaret
Eyler
Frederick City
Lewis A. Rice
Susie Addie Bluemenauer
Vasaiseros
Shetler
Alabama
Cines
Jack McAntife
Brooklys
Jack McAntiffe
Hootel St. George
Catharine Row
Pearl Inman
Inman Sisters
Bangor
Griff
Arranging Pottery and Home Decor Tastes
A readable fragment discusses arranging pottery collections with ancient and modern pieces from various countries. It notes the homelike value of pottery, the risk of breakage, and the virtue of a dust-free carpetless room. Also mentions a writer’s reflection on unwritten melodies and daily life’s quiet treasures.
Two Lives Saved By Dr King’s New Discovery
Mrs Phoabe Thomas of Junction City Tk was told she had Consumption and no hope but two bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured her and saved her life Mr Thos Bygers 1389 Cloride St San Francisco suffered a dreadful cold approaching Consumption and one bottle cured him in two weeks They tout trial bottles at Albert L Pearce’s Apothecary Regular sizes 50c and 1.00 Consumption is a scrofulous disease and can be prevented or cured with Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoabe Thomas
Junction City
King
Thos. Bygers
Cloride St
San Francisco
Ring
Albert L. Pearce
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the Daily News
Charies F. Warde
Herren Avcave
Phteburg
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California
Francisco
Cal
Louisville
Calist D. HK
Sest's
Si North Maeket Street
Kohler
the Seach
Kohler Mfg. CO
Bactimnore
Sin
News OF the State
C.J. Hobbs
Chslles Derizbaugh
Bright
W. EL Hutchings
John D. Benson
Effersonville
Hewark
EL Restardar
Ihyuick
Newark
Anin Company
New Jersey
Irving
Europe
Hutchings
Eire
Livermore Falls
Amesrurt
Mass
Thomas B
Mertimachrer
Michael Barke
James Whsten
Sypyer
New South Wales
S.S.W
Dubs
Teanprinatmerts
Oap
Reid
Onteays
H. M. Neil
Tagkytows
N. Y
Thomas Pickett
Edward Pickett
Jamartin
Hudson River
Voorhees
Waseisutox
Condizion
Nelson
Bingville
Chamberlain
Albert J. Pearre
W. BR. Rudy
Airy
Drugeists
Pierce
Lincoln
John Lincoln
Glenannen
Huron Co
Ont
Oxfords
George A. Gilbert
North Market St. Frederick
N. J. Wilson & Sop
Excelsior Stove House
East Patrick
Frederick, Mnd
GLOBE
AL & Waghe
Rob
Relay M’fc Co
W. T. Delaplaine
AEWS
LOY & Perry's
Elisabeth's Court
E. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
L. M. Hildebrand
Washburn, Crosby & Co
M. Hildebrand
Patrick Street
Lance
Asenfel
Gherics
Howard Montague
Catarr
Drauggiste
North Market Street
Ssd
J. A. Welliamson
Druggisc
Adjoining Laws Office
AL Pesarre
Scott
Scott Bowne
HALL
Headington & GO
W.charles St
W. Faystte St
Conne
Maryland
W. L. de Boudas
BovsSchog
L. Douglas
Brockton
Alr
Yearle
VIRGINIA _ le INSTITUTE
Ares
Ang Grol Engingerin
Saenaeel Nape Aig
Eke Gock Remedy CO
Grand Rapids Furniture
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market Street
Frederick, MO
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