Directory Principal Business Heads of Frederick
Directory listing for Frederick businesses with notes on agricultural implements, seeds, wagons, machinery, repairs, and related shops. Includes Hargety P. L. & Co, Price Ordnman, Smith David 8, Lorentz A C, Helderson Hlowhn & Co, builders, boot and shoe retailers, and Kaufman George L butcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hargety. P. L. & CO
Pitt
Phice & Co
Price
DT. Ordeman
Deatergin
Webster
Leeds
Setrick
Atrecss
Kc. Smith
David
Smith
Smith's
Temple of Fancy
Toys &c
All and Me Fa
Court House Paves
Henry A. Creers
Gareo Souds
Carriaze and
Toy Co
Aid Publicanovn
Kiggins and Teaker Co
Lorentz
A. C
Beatonery
Chidfen
North
Marvact Street
HHS Desser
Laties
Chilcren
North Market Street
Fineberg
Deser
Goote and
Shore
Fashion and lore mix in a lively 19th century column
An extended, chatty fashion essay mocks evolving styles and high speech, recounts anecdotes about dairy-maid attire and men’s dress fossils, cites the Philadelphia Times on hats, discusses neckwear origins, and closes with light commentary on Barbara Fritchie and Maryland symbolism, ending with a patent medicine plug.
Telegraphic Tidbits Condensed Dispatches From the Era
A collection of brief items: Peoria county house fire nearly destroys the Peoria County Poorhouse with losses around 35000 dollars. new postmasters named for Cumberland and Sahebury. Brussels labor riots escalate with troops firing on crowds. Attorney General Garland sidelined by illness. Secretary Manning’s condition slight improvement per family reports. Jay Gaplird proposes settlement of western road strike with resumption under his terms. Geronimo confers with warriors about surrender to Gen. Crook. W. H. Price, a prosperous Centreville farmer, dies of kidney disease. New England mill owners plan anti-labor actions amid wage increases elsewhere. Boston type-setting contest concludes with Duguid first, McCann second. Dr. Robert C. Carter of Che Hill dies after long illness. Williamsport elevator burns, extensive grain losses. Charles Reynolds, Jr., Baltimore Morning Herald editor, dies suddenly. Senate agenda includes army efficiency, D.C. statehood, interstate commerce, bankruptcy bills. Wong See funeral in Baltimore marked by Chinese rites, some disorder. a Wilmington pugilistic row ends in disgrace. Rev Dr Schnee urges rabbis’ college for orthodoxy in Washington. Madame Boullard, god-daughter of Empress Josephine, dies near Rockville. Ben Hill statue ready in Atlanta but postponed unveiling due to Jefferson Davis visit. John Nelson drowns after falling from ship Crete in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Anne's
W. H. Price
Centreville
New England
Boston
Duguid
Cincinnati
McCann
New York
Robert C. Carter
Che Hill
Cecil County
Wabash
Chas. Reynolds, Jr
Baltimore Morning Herald
Annapolis
United States Senate
Logan
Washington Territory
Wong See
Baltimore
French Street
Wilmington
Del
Billy Day
Charley White
Providence
Dr. Schnee
Lloyd Street
Ada’s Israel Tabernacle
Washington
Josephine Eugenie Boullard
Mrs. Epping
Rockville
Capt. Boullard
United States Army
Madame Bouilard
Josephine
Savannah
Ben. H. Hill
Atlanta
Jefferson Davis
Montgomery
Mr. Davis
Davis
John Nelson
Crete
Delaware
Plum Street
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
James F. Brown
Bee-Hive” Store
Frederick, MD
Signor
J. Hazarer
S Academy
Labses
Kaufman
Wad
Patrick Street
Taiso
H.G. Tickery & Co
Segared
Geo. L. Kaufman
East Patrick Street
John H. Abbott
All Saints’ St
McMurray
Smith & Wolfe
Zeemless
Perriess
Schiey
Daiaplaine
Frederick Maudawtt
J. W. Langley
Church Street
Carlin Block
Schley & Delaplaine
Tur News
Fredenck
Marladéwif
E. K. Frazier
Havana
All Saints St
Alesti
List
Rae
Levi
Frederick
Bowe
Iavere
BILL
Murdock, J.J. & CO
Bill Potters and Distributors
Tows
Court Street
BUGE
Chambers, WM. E
West Patrick Street
Hagan & Bropher
West Fourth Street
J.D
South Market Steel
Bosenour
Market Street
Behges
Lew
Chidrees
Monk Market
Lowenstein , Wertheiaier
Miller
Justus
Haryana
Turner
Hern
Tairiek
Dreggis
Garrott
J. B
Bulding
South Alarket
Steiner Brothers
North Mauser Street
BROWN
JAS
Delaplaine
Tepe Papst
North Maret St
Gelzendanser, M. E
He-No-Coop
Fomoss
Moyune
Sole Agen
West Pacrick Sl. Smith
Dorsey H
Deater
Cee Et Eacan Tomes
Ious
Jaors
Sane Mancket
C. Fa
Queens
South Marmet Street
Barman
Geo. H
South Street
Frederice Md
Routzam
J. L
Masket Street
Wallis
Albert F
Whaleasie
Sadaics
City Hotel
Castle
C. A
Houge
BE. Harncas
Royal Insurance Company
Patrick Stress
McCal Aid Society
Cornasr
Charles J Newman
Schley, & Delaplaine
Layman
George A. Millwright
PERRY
James P. & Son
Merghadt Tailors
North Macket Street
Hartman
A. N
Peach Bottom
Bangor
Singer Mfg
W. F. Chilton
N. Market St
Wheeler and Wilson
Eale
Jon ‘Sons
Waet
Freder
Nteam Power
Schley& Pae
Ise
Vassar
Kennebec
Mildred
Aoa
Chicago News
Toute Sembe
Chalmers
Mrs. Chalmers
Lords of Creation
Marechal Neil
The
Ravat
Paric
Ostess
Gath
Barbara Fritchie Bartivere
George Alfred Townsend
Mr. Stanton
General Barnes
Maryland
Barbara Fratchie
Mr. Whittier
Green-Wallen
Bradley Johnson
Ginderella
Southworth
Georgetown
D. G
Whittier
Barbara Fritchie
Milton
Hell
Barbara Fritichie
Randall
St. Jacobs Oil
Hood
Peoria County
Peona
Cumberland
Sahebury
Brussels
Garland
Department
Manning
Jay Gapld
Sonora
Mexico
Geronimo
Crook
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