Sudden Death in Jefferson Farmer Andrew Kessler
Mr. Andrew Kessler a farmer from Jefferson fell unconscious before Smith's Temple of Fancy and died shortly after being carried inside. A venerable man of about 85, he owned two farms, served in the Maryland Legislature in 1960, and left four sons Edward Thomas John William and three daughters. No coroner’s inquest was deemed necessary. Undertaker Etchison prepared the remains.
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Andrew Keasier
Jefferson
Jefferam
Smith's
Temple of Fancy
Kesler
Head
Frederick County
Governor Hicks
Maryland
Kessier
Lewia A. Barck
Thomas Turner
Thaddeus MM Obiser
Smith
Etchison
Edward
Thomas
John
Wm. Kessler
Personal notices from Frederick and nearby towns
Purely personal notes list visitors and residents in Frederick, Marching through names such as J. Kennedy, J. W. Wilson of Philadelphia, B. A. Bucher of Carlisle, W. J. Day of New York, and others. Mentions brief trips, returns from vacations, visits to relatives, and local housekeeping improvements, including street paving and new dwelling conversions. An advertising note promotes Syrup of figs for cleansing.
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J. &. Kennedy
J. W. Wilson
Philadelphia
Frederick
B. A. Bucher
Carlisle
Waa
W. J. Day
New York
L. Bobbts
Thormont
Henry Rheam
Waalington
Bbcister
H.R
California Fig Syrup Company
Aroggiste
Emsli
Vastore Ballion
Oden Bowle Wan
Maryland
McKinley
Religious services fill the Frederick area tomorrow
Numerous churches schedule morning and evening services in Frederick with several pastors preaching. Highlights include Rev G W W Spitzer at Brytancing and Rev Joseph Malone at Mradvis, plus Epworth League events at Trinity M E Church and St James Lutheran.
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Mirateg
Eteaing
S. John’s Lotseran
Feermont
Canty
W. Spizzte
Brytancing
Barguuvile
G. J. R Honse
Hue
Fats
Hat Church
Jnseph ©. Malone
Mradvis
United Brethrens Church
Christ
St. James’ Lutheran Church
Raw
Charles H. Broains
Theological Seminary of
Gettysburg
Trinity
Antonius Darmas
Chine Mission
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Frederick
James Wheeler
Cumberland
Fabrney
Elier Broner
E.R. Eschbach
St.John’ Catholic Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
J .R. Wheeler
W. L McKenney
Epworth League
Mre
W. I. McKenney
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
A frost blanketed Cumberland as Ex Sheriff Clarence M ing assumed duties as assistant superintendent of the Maryland House of Correction. Voters and politics drift through the page with mixed lines about propositions and party lines. The Brunswick concert band grossed 125 dollars at a recent fair. Captain Hetfield, linked to the HarGeld McCoy feud, killed two men at Matewan and fled. A Brooklyn servant girl survived a gas poisoning ordeal after eighteen days. Western Maryland Railroad directors chose Gen. John M. Hood as president and J. T. M. Barnes as secretary. Other notes report cataract surgery success in Baltimore, a sick child in Pleasant Walk, and a horse causing a fatal incident after mysterious symptoms.
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Clarence M.ing
Cumberland
Maryland House of Correction
Waent
Castorn
Brunawick Cornet
Capitain Hetfield
HarGeld McCoy
Matewan
W. VI
Mary Jennloge
Brooklyn
Western Maryland Railroad Elecud
John M. Hood
J.T. M. Barnes
Frederice
Mchmex
H Bartard MeQogate
Coles
Esst Charch Street
Juat
730
O'C
Uck
Alarsbal Cstain
E. Frovd
Mesers
CP Fimley
H.B Whi x
Irak Bieer
Hayes Bowe
Harry Huffer
Geo
Lease
Laser Carrisop
Reuben Lesse
Harry Beaufeter
Wu. Harisock
Jake Groff
Chas. Ramabarg
Geo. Drummilt
John Zimmerman
Repubicsais
Alr
William Woodward
Qorman
Baltimore Newa
Maryland
Gorman
Chesapeake
Bryan
Fressiverties
New York
Tammany Hall
Mr. Gorman
Ansor
Hurst
Altasilon
Harry Parr
Saturday Market Delights With Fall Produce Prices
Marketgoers enjoyed a brisk Saturday with cool air and a vivid market scene. Chickens 25 cents each, turkeys near Thanksgiving at 12 cents a pound, and a wide mix of beef, pork, and produce listed with several prices. Local shoppers debated politics briefly as Bryan and McKinley talk faded, while many remarked on fashion and home upkeep implications from market chatter.
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Taylors
John Temple Graves Coming at City Opera House
John Temple Graves will lecture on Friday evening November 13 at the City Opera House. Col. L. Copeland praises Graves, citing a prior striking performance in Kentucky and deeming the address The Reign of the Demagogue as profoundly eloquent and enduring.
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John Temple Graves
Jno
Iesa
Wheat futures rise as prices mixed in Baltimore market
Wheat prices advanced in Baltimore with spot wheat quoted at 823 cents a bushel, against 764 cents yesterday. In Frederick the quotation for today stood at 78 cents per bushel, while Wm B Knoe of Boonsboro assisted Samuel Patsingsie in plastering an addition to Montene Hospital in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciay
Baltimore Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
Post-Election Parade and Gorman Estimate Reactions
Readers report post election celebrations and parades across the city with fireworks and marching bands. Maryland politics draw attention as The Baltimore News discusses Gorman’s estimates and the shock of free silver supporters, while Middletown and Brunswick turn out peaceful polling scenes and minor bets.
Law's grip ends case over Sunday liquor sale
Magistrate Blair dismissed a woman charge for selling liquor on Sunday due to insufficient evidence as her husband, key witness, refused to appear. Also notes hunters securing a bag of game near Pearl and a fire on Catoctta mountain destroying timber and posts.
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Blair
Catoctta Mountain
Little White Rock
Local Oyster Stand Ad At Frederick City Hall
Dr Hartisy can be consulted at the City Howh Frederick every Wednesday from 1 to 7 pm for all nose throat and ear diseases. Also offering a large plate of oysters fried or stewed for 15 carts with dine in parlor and take home fry boxes. Oysters by pint quart or gallon at G W Harrisons 70 South Market Street.
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Hartisy
Howh
Frederick
G. W. Harrison's
South Market Street
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Buarkittsville
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Surkitsville
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