Personal notices of visitors and travels in Maryland towns
Purely personal notes list Miss Fannie Landers visiting Lieut George F Landers in Port Riley Kansas and many others visiting relatives in Liberty Linganors Hagerstown Baltimore and Brunswick. Several residents plan trips to Toledo New York and Washington with returns to their homes after visits and stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Landers
Thurmont
George F. Landers
Port Riley
Kansas
Elizabeth Brise
Baltimore
Annie
Jane
Richard Bowhan
Liberty
Annie Miley
Waynesboro
Captain Schley
Sadie Moore
William Monshaur
Kelle Hammaker
Smithsburg
Washington County
Wm. Staup
Staup & Rhoderick
Frederick
Toledo
Ohio
Mamie McSherry
E.G. McSherry
East Second Street
William Brengle
Weat Ridgway
Frederice
Thornton Boland
St. Louis
Chas, Poole
Lingsnore
Cordelia Poole
Corinne Beavans
Washington
Linganors
Florrie Gaither
Edward Frank Shaffer
Hagerstown
Thurmonts
Chimney Rock
Rosnie Delauder
Petersville
Mary Watkins
East Franklin Street
Lucy Butcher
New York
Frank T. Knock
7Th Street
N. W
DD. C
Margaret E. Heck
James W. Pearce
Howard County
George W. Smith
West Patrick Street
Edward S. Tyler
Bradley Tyler
Marriages of Foat Smith and Koogie Clark
William B Foat and Lucy G Smith were quietly married at West Fifth street home with Rev C W Stinespring officiating. Annie M Koogie and Charles D Clark wed at George W Mover home near Myeraville and will reside in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Clark
Columbus
Ohio
George W. Mover
Myeraville
R. Byrd
Columban
Philomathean Meeting Debates Civil Service Reform
The Philomathean Literary Society in Frederick held a public meeting at Philomment Hall with remarks by President Tusddeus M. Biser and readings by Dr. Edward Bowlus and Prof. E P Gals. A debate on civil service law drew eloquent exchanges from Messrs Roger B. Wood Alfred Ritter and Prof Cyrna Thomas, with Judge-like audience judging and a two to third vote for the negative before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathean Literary Society
Frederick
Friends
Philomsment Hall
Tusddeus M. Biser
Welcore
Chetr
Edward Bowlus
J.J. Leef
E. P. Gals
Welkin
Bowlus
Adam Rover
E DL Boblitz
Wm. H. Chilton
Kitter
Cyrna Thomas
Joseph H. Apple
John W. Kolb
Kolb
Sopranze
Warch
Historic Union Convention Handbill Found in Frederick
Henry Lorentz owns relics including a 1860 Union County Convention handbill printed at Court House Frederick. The call urged conservative citizens to meet December 17 1860 to discuss constitutional measures to preserve the Union and appoint delegates for a state convention. Among signers many are now dead. seven remain living. The ad ends with an unrelated Syrup of Figs endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lorentz
Frederick
Union County
Court House
Schler, Haller & Co
Frederick County
Baltimore
Friends of the Union
Union
Edward Trail
John McPherson
Christian Steiner
Geo. R. Dennis
W. Lyles
L. J. Brengle
Chas E Trail
George Hoskins
Richard Potts
Jas. T. Smith
J. W. L. Carty
G__Eichel- Derger
David Boyd
John H. Heller
John T. Schley
Joseph M. Ebberts
Joseph G. Miller
Charles Cole
Dennis Schol
G. Getzendanner
James L. O. Duvall
B. A. Cunningham
M. Keefer
Willem B. Tabisi
Henry Schley
John A. Simmons
Jacob Letlich
A. P. Kessler
T. M. Holbraner
G.T. Willard
Jail Lampe
Ormond F. Boteler
James Bronner
G. M. Tyler
John, Houck
Wm. F. Preston
John A. Keiler
A. P. Keesler
J. Boone
Fakir swindles crowd on Frederick Square Coser night
A smooth talking fakir advertised electric belts for one dollar in Frederick. He drew crowds with money tossed to him and a banana guitar performance. Patrons paid 50 cents or a dollar, then received nothing in return and he left for Melietows after staying at a hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum
Coser
Frederick
Meliietows
Pbliscepus Times
Lambertrine
Ciy
Lacy Blowel
Bridge and
Valon Atreete
Dewan
Omber
Correction Gives New Maryland House of Correction Officials
The Republican majority of the Maryland House of Correction board elected William David Slack as superintendent, Daniel Houck as assistant superintendent, Dr H B Gans as physician, Frank Bush as engineer, and J B Price as guard. They will assume duties July 1 except Price.
Joshua Kemp farm sale and Liberty property sale
The Joshua Kemp farm near Woodeboro to Liberty, 18 acres 2 roods 23 square perches, sold Saturday by mortgagee Charles A. Norwood. Albert Fogle of Liberty bought the farm for 672 dollars. Also sold were the Liberty hotel property and two town lots at the town edge, totaling about two acres, from Mrs. James Pearce of Unionville. A crowd in Keedyaville saw bands, a Harmony Band incident caused three boys to be knocked down but none seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Kemp
Woodeboro
Liberty
Charles A. Norwood
Albert Fogle
Liberty Hotel
James Pearce
Unionville
Keedyaville
Frederick County
Harmony
Horoes
Brufeed
Frank L. Stoner
Sesignes
Abraham Toms
Charles E. Zimmerman
Francis M. Zimmerman
John H. Clay
Milton B. Slifer
Burkittsville
Toilet Pudding and Luxurious Parisian Baths
The water used by Parisian women for a refined bath is described as rich with many ingredients. Almond meal, oatmeal, starch, and a range of delicate toilet waters are added to create a refined preparation for the Deliy plonge.
Bowers Urged as Democratic Candidate for Philadelphia Legislature
Dr. Luther P. Bowers of Jefferson County is urged by many friends to run for the Legislature from Philadelphia's fourteenth ward. Also noted is a bicycle run by the Frederick Bicycle Club to Emmitsburg scheduled for 8:90 a.m. with club members and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther P. Bowers
Rev. H. Bowers
Jefferson
Fourteenth Ward
Philadelphia
Emmitsburg Bundsy
Frederick
Local Hints of Big Carp and Firearm Incidents
A Rolling Springs resident reports carp so large they resembled a neighbor s hogs. A Jefferson Weedon horse near Libertytown was shot, and two cattle owned by Washington Remsberg were also hit. The Hagerstown group voted not to attend a state meeting. A new two room brick school will be built on John Heffner s field near Jefferson. William Benner near Libertytown accepts the Bit Pleasant school principalship. Hood s Sarsaparilla touted for blood health without medical claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Reighter
Rolling Springs
Confederate Day Observed At Fort Olivet Cemetery
Confederate Day ceremonies in Frederick honored veterans of the United Confederate Veterans. Alexander Young Camp led the observance with a brief service at the cemetery, flowers for fallen soldiers, and a salute to Francis Scott Key. Professor Smith performed vocal numbers and old time songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Yeaterca
Me Oye
Ro Copeland Page
Alexander Soung
Mra
A. HR. Yeakie
Mre Keller
Young
Geo. Ed Smith
Vr HC
Mesberry
Francis Scott Key
Simlish
Dixie
Maryland
Stonewall Jackson
Alexander Young Camp
United Confederate Veterans
Professor Smith
Thia
Alt. Olivet
Notice warns of Joseph Blanther arrest urged by California governor
A notice from Frederick police describes Joseph Blanther, a 37 year old Austrian officer wanted in San Francisco for murder and robbery. A $1000 reward is offered by Governor James H. Budd for his capture. Blanther is described as tall, slender, a heavy smoker, and possibly in the East. He deserted the army and has ties to San Francisco. The report also covers local incidents, including a broken collar bone from a horse accident near Myersville, shipping of cherries to Baltimore, And various local estate matters and street cleaning efforts by city commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Son Waralssn
Anther Pegsnisser
Enat
Duke Synd- Victor
United States
San Francisco
James H. Budd
California
William G. Moser
Myersville
Ellerton
Galt
Baltmore
United States Express Company
Baltimore
Packing Peas at the Marrey Factory
The article reports on peas packing at McMurray factory with workers sorting and testing cans for shipments to various parts of the United States. Wagons crowded West Ali Sign street awaiting inclusion, some delays noted as teams formed early and a drowned event is mentioned in Savannah River. Adolph Conrad, Baltimore preacher, was drowned bathing. Western Telegraph to open an attic in Boonsboro with Charles Huntberry in charge. Wheat prices fall to 59 cents per bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrey
Caanthy
Frederick Couchy
McMurray
United States
West Ali
Tee
Adolph Conrad
F. A. Conrad
Baltimore
Ciy
Savacneh
Savennah
Ofice
Western Aston Telegraph Company
Boonsboro
Charles B. Hunteberry
Local Cream Parlors and Bargain Goods Advertised
Local notices advertise a cream parlor with a grand opening Saturday, 10 cent plates and a 5 cent offer, plus various shops selling hats, bonnets, ribbons, and bicycles. A stock offering from Frederick Building Association begins June 6, 1996, with weekly dues and loans to members, details at Frederick County National Bank. John C. Hardt, president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Harrimon
South Market Street
Frederick Builiing Association
J. W. L. Carty
Frederick County National Bank
John C. Hardt
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Janet
Tae Kewe
Weasmietus
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Texas
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Upper
Mississippi
Bississippi
Colorado
Tennessee
Kentucky
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Towa
Minnesota
Lower Lake Region
Napper
Ohio Valley
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South Atlantic States
J. Gomber
C. W. Harrison
Geo. F. Thomas
C. G. Carty
Miss Bissett
Wabington
D.C
Mrs. L. Offutt
Brunswick
Mrs. Taminosian
Misa Ethel Taminosian
Rose Hill
THE
Philomatheans
California Fig Syrup Company
Jeferson Weedon
Hagerztown Pierce Gish
L.A. W
Wm Benner
Near Libertytowsz
Bit Pleasant Public School
Hood
Orphans’ Court
Henry Saumgardner
Joseph W. Baumgardner
Perry J. Levy
Charles P. Levy
van B. Swearingen
Joseph Wood
Messrs
N. 4. Wilson
Frank T. Rhodes
George Lambert
Mihape
Jacob EH. Wetzel
James Sappington
Ezra Beard
Frank
George Brengle
L. W. Stone
Dave
Grace
John Bendrickeon
Fah
Pamisian
John Henonkxson
Staub
Asc
F. V. Stauz
North Market Steert. Telephone Cconnectione
Doll Brothers
North Market
A. T. Rice & Son: Funeral Directore
Walker . Co
Accer
HAYA
TSC
Don Baucruzas
Pee Department
Youst Lfe. B
Pam
Parra
Lox Onz
Waves Office
Frederick, St
GEO. Hizimmerman
Aprasdawim
AOTEL
Summer Garden
Hisenaater
Marvin
J .F. Risenhauer
Arahams
Hazasrr
Marzen Bree
Thetr Otee
JONN
LIFES
Gov
Weer Patrick
Tekerapa
A. L. Kilne
W. Patrick St
Bits
Norris
North Marke
Mra. Norrie
Norrie
G. Edward Myers
Seppington’s
Mre
North Market Street
Majestic
Alien G. Qayna & Co
Best & Kepler
Sues Water
Styles
Busr
Kerizns
Markell & Trail
Jkxon
Mulliniz & Kemp
Mouoox & Kaw
Podcce & Keidig
Bodoce & Neidig
A. T. Rice & Sons
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