Local notices of moving homes and town events in Daysville
Mt. Pleasant toll-gate keeper Hiram Staley buys Jobs Cram’s farm for 4 750 and moves spring. Various residents, including William Garber, Pearce Morgan, Bea Dinterman, and others, relocate homes and farms around Daysville. Protracted U B Church meeting continues. Sam Dock’s show draws crowds. corn housing and carriage works expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daysville
Hiram Staley
Mt. Pleasant
Jobs Cram
William Garber
Pearce Morgan
Morgan
Bea Dinterman
Termin
George Dinterman
Evra
Broiler Widdimger
Wiliam Smith
John Eaves
Albert Valentine
Nie Ter
Luli Best
Frederick
Mary Michael
Eling V. Albaugh
Liveola Dinterman
Mary Rothenhoeter
F. E. Michael
U. B
Sam Dock
Michael Carriage Works
George Reddick
Poolesville
Ora Reddick
Ignatius Etzler
Kibertytown
Walkerville
Local notes from Frederick City and nearby areas
Community updates from Frederick city detailing family visits and burials. Mrs Lilie Knapp buried at St Marica Episcopal Church near Frederick. Local residents visit relatives in Brunswick and Westminster. Events include Sunday school, a church sermon, a party at the Jenpineman home, and road conditions on the Motter’s Pike route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint. Matony
Frederick City
Matany
Lilie Knapp
Veo Misk Lille Baugher
Brookley
Ula
St. Marica Episcopal Church
Wm. Stull
Mleeton J. Stull
Planton
Franklin
Voyage to Havana by 21 year old captain in small gunboat
Captain Tania Stain, aged twenty one, sails from Chestertown bound for Havana in a thirty foot boat named Wanderer. He is joined by Mr Downey of Rock Hall with provisions arms and signal gear on a voyage down the coast to West Cuba for Christmas occupation and winter hunting. Also notes several local illnesses including J H Blackston and Mrs Edgar L Miller with Col Charles E Trail sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tania Stain
Chestertown
Kent County
Havana
Cuba
Stain
Downey
Rock Tall
Staunch Httle
Kar
Huavana
United States
Thic
Ding
Stam
Chester
Wanderer
J. H. Blackston
East Fourth Street
Edgar L. Miller
South Market Street
Charles E. Trail
Frederick
Middletown Luthera Church Plans Extensive Repairs
A congregational meeting of the Luthera Church of Middletown decided to repair the church extensively at the beginning of next year. The repairs committee includes Geo. Rhodericks Sr. Geo. D. B. Dinterman D. Samson Boogle D. W. Sanner and Herman L. Rontzahn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Luthera
Church of Middletown
Weetded
Rhodericks Sr
Geo
DB. Dinterman
D. Samson Boogle
D. W. Sanner
Herman L. Rontzahn
Marriage Licensees for Hrattstown and Line Kiln couples
John S. Fink and Evie Elsroad of Hrattstown obtain a marriage license. W. S. Kubrick and Ella M. Fishes of Line Kiln also secure a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Fink
Evie Elsroad
Hrattstown
W. S. Kubrick
Ella M Fishes
Line Kiln
Local News Briefs From St. Michael and City
Ira Bond, 15, possibly fatally wounded in a gunning accident at St. Michael's. Prices rise on mackerel due to looser catch. Governor Lowndes signs commission appointing Mr. Schumeler to the Court of Appeals. Garrett killed at Locust Point yards by a heavy object. Rev. Anderson named presiding elder of the Baltimore district. Pharmaceutical Association of Maryland to meet tonight in the city. Liveryman Purchased Trotting Mare Bessie 3 from Robert Woolk of Jefferson County. Various health notices and advertisements with patent medicines praised for cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Bond
St. Michael's
Lowndes
Schumeler
Court of Appeals
Jude Bryn
Win. M. Garrett
Baltimore and
Ohio
Locest Point
Alvilong
Lew JT
AL Anderson
Central Methodist Episcopal Gharch South
Dbattimore
George HH. Zimmerman
Patent medicines advertise cure for rheumatism and blood impurities
A garbled ad page touts cures for rheumatism and diseased blood with claims of dramatic results in days. It promotes bitters and celery compound products, mentions various shops and locations, and urges readers to purchase trials from listed druggists.
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ROYAL
the Daily News
Tednesday
Guenty
Frederick Daesing
U. S
Emanuel Duesing
Josiah Botts
J. Luther Flook
Frank Branner
Irwin
Henry C. Baker
Philo
Estead
J. MP. Baker
Josiah Betts
Betts
Alvin Green
Samuel
William Repp
Ray Keener
Johnstille
Brunswick
Thomas Dixon
Dudderar
Urbana
Peters- Wille
Patton Rice
Buckeystown
Bathel
AC Brent Huy
Albert Voltz
Carrie
Cindy
Rev
Axpar
Yien
MOPCP
Epbstine Eckenrode
Henry Eckenrode
George Kkeepers
Motter's
Arlington
Fom Seabold
Myre
Chad
McCarren
Zita
Westminster
Bra
Joseph Eckenrude
Dory Enhuoger
Blanche Singg
John W. Bulls
Bulls
Minteha St Petsgcis
AL Art Crugmeis
Felix LE Brun
A.L. Pearre
Fisher & Ead
South Calvert Street
Leembers
Baltimore Sizea Exchange
Malidiy
News OF
Ingene Sponseller
Robert Uoolk
Jefferson County
W.va
Magsene
Syponte
Getard
Agnew
A. L. Pearre
Fredarick
New Zealand
New Aralany
Tad Beaant AL Rory
Prederick
Alt
Mma
Lextonton
A. Li. Pearre
Portle
Keith Gallaud
A. Wineanann
North
Miathet St
S Sehley & Free
Draguist
Frederic Rcs
Remai
Pierce
Thad
Robert Muisuz
Gorton
Tra Medical
Seni
Tive Mare
Graham
Steiner Bros
C. E. Spahr
Fhe Limited
Arecinity
Jowest Merket
Pills & Fries
East Batimote Stelet
Baltimore
Nee
Owens
Prusinty
Math. Ely Brothers
Warren St
New Surf
Market St
D. & D. Institute
James E.alker & CO
Somerset Club
Maryland
Ona di Brothers
Edware
BRUGE
Baltimore, MD
Sioss
Carty
Morris
Carty’s Furniture Store
East Patrick Street
Havez
H. Blackston & Son
Mer
Central Hardware Company
Ole Central Hotel
W. Patrick Sr
WM. S. Miller & 60
Grocer
Rice & Haller, Agts
the News Job Office
B. Ebert&son Ss
Sargent & Co
Ebeety Doll Bros
Market Street
Commercial Printing
the Buffalo Restaurant
Somerset Cink
Huntryi
Point R
Marsima Eve
Pam Jones
Wilcon
Zarh
Tor
Baler Clint
Harper
Altamont
Tery Melvale Eye
Amimers
King's Rye
London Stock
Chas. N. Haver
W. Patrick Si. Frederick
Willard C. Keller
Frederick, MD
Victor
Victor Remedies Co
Fredericm, Fn
Frederick Electric Lights and Power Company
Patrick St
Frederick, Nid
W. H. B. Etchison
S. Market St
Frederick, Wd
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