Handsome Prize Contests Stir Fair and School News
Local notes report on contests and community events, including an oyster supper at Stanster's Hall Walkersville and plans for a school teacher competition. Reports describe incidents such as a cow mutilation, a surgical operation, and a hog attack affecting five cows, plus pension news for Mrs. M. A. Besse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanster’s Hall
Walkersville
Joboin Smith
Sear Johnsville
Peter Mayn
Yellow Springs
Lewis
Whip
Jefferson
Delegations vie to host the Republican convention in Omaha and beyond
Delegates from New York Minneapolis St Paul and San Francisco converge on the Arlington hotel for the looming Republican national convention. New York funds 50000 for expenses while San Francisco offers free travel plus a round trip fare of 50 for convention attendees. Minneapolis St Paul back Minneapolis with a 50000 pledge to cover costs. Cincinnati sends a large delegation as well amid talks of possible venue choices and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Minneapolis
New York
Wastmadox
Arlington Hotel
Arlington
Omaha
Saunders
Manderson
New York Thor
Madison Square Garden
California
St. Paul
Pierce
Minneapolis Tribune
St. Panl
William H. Bliss
Frisco
United States
Sunday Church Services and Local Notices
Many area churches schedule services and catechetical meetings for tomorrow and today across Walkersville Myersville Chartesville and other locales. Notable items include Rev S Domer preaching in St James Lutheran and Rev G T House at Mr E church Walkersville. Rev J R Lewis addresses at Sebillasville. catechetical classes at multiple sites. corner-stone for St Agnes Catholic Church at Hising Sun. several deaths and local incidents reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Glade
Walkersville
Lutheran Sunday School of
Myersville
Frederick
United Brethren Church
Baker's Valley
S.domer
Washington
St. James Lutheran Church
G.T. House
Clifford Fagan
M.C. A
Kemp Hall
George ‘Warner
J. R. Lewis
Sebillassille
United American Mechanics
St. Agnes’s Catholic Church
Cecil County
Conrad Berger
Hagerstown
David Bishop
Centreville
Charlotte Trade
Salisbury
Jesse Bynes
Westminster
Henry Tasto
Greenmount
Carroll County
J. Hi. Wolf
West Virginia
Cumberland
Eliza Brumbaugh
Nicholas Brumbaugh
Washington County
Midgebure
December jurors drawn for the Circuit Court term
Judge McSherry and Clerk Parsons draw the December petit jury panel for the Circuit Court, listing jurors from Buckeystown James I Pitz Simmons Oscar F Firestone Thomas L Mivex Jacob Notszle Shifer T Hargett Benjamin P Phebes Middletown Peter Bussard Creaperstown George W Myers Enunitsberg William P Gardner Catoctin H O Ridencar Urbana George E Hughes Liberty Harry C Trundle New Market Francis H Engle Hanvers William H Sturdevant Woodsboro Charles H Harmiss Petersville Thomas Hightman Mr. Pleasant S Theo Stauffer Jefferson John D Long Mechanicetown John C Fox Jackson William R Young Johnsvile John L Engler Woodville Alexander Pearce Singapore Isaiah Devilbiss Levistown Jonathan D English Tuscarora Charles Kebne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drava
Ne Sherry
Cieck Parving
James McSherry
Parsons
Bos
Petit Jurors
Circuit Court
Buckeystown
James I Pitzsimmons
Frederick
Oscar F. Firestone
Thomas L. Mivex
Jacob Notszle
Shifer T. Hargett
Benjamin P. Phebes
Middletown
Peter Bus
John D. Long
Mechanicetown
John C. Fox
Jackson
William R. Young
Johnsvile
John L. Engler
Woodville
Alexander Pearce
Singapore
Isaiah Devilbiss
Levistown
Jonathan D. English
Tuscarora
Charles Kebne
Turmoil in Brazil as Fonseca Faces Overthrow Threat
A Rio Grande engagement near Porto Alegre signals strong opposition to Fonseca’s regime. Insurgents fortify the bar leading to the lake, gunboats and torpedo craft suffer damage, heavy bombardment planned, and a large loyalist army is expected to advance in the new Republica do Sul.
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Brazil
Marka da Fonseca
Fonseca
Ent
Se Yccy
Rio Grande
Ince
Santiago
Caugh in Their Cave and Gang of Juvenile Bandits
Long Island City police arrested several youths after a cave near the Fifth Street Bridge was found with a stove, coal, and supplies. Suspects include August King, 15, Eugene Williams, 12, William Hem iag, 10, and Thomas Latrey, 11, all from local addresses. The cave’s 8 by 10 foot area housed improvised comforts and tools. The scene triggered a broader social event report, including an Westminster society visit and a charity tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long _ Island City
Broosixs
Rowlett
Long Island City
James Sarvis
Long Island Railroad
August King
St Jackson Avenue
Eugene Willams
Prospect Street
Dutch Hills
Wiliam Hemiag
Jackson Avenue
Thomas Latrey
Yore Dak
Society
Westminster
City
Wm. Vanderford
Mamie Irwin
Kittie Roberts
Nancy Roberts
Gussie
Bettie Shriver
Percy Shriver
James M. Shellman
Thomas Miller
Grace Ely
Pretty wedding at Poolesville Presbyterian Church
A large crowd attended the Poolesville Maryland wedding of Mr. oela nor wi James GPizzennapner, officiated by Rev Lingenfelter. Ushers included Noah E. Cramer Charles Snook and Thomas Schaeffer. After the ceremony the couple left for a western tour and will reside near Poolesville. The event followed a reception at Mrs Williams’s home and a post office vacancy was filled by William Hazley. P. R. B. ticket office also renovated for a brighter outlook.
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Presbyterian Church
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Oela Nor
Lingenfelter
Elkins
W. Wa
Noah E. Cramer
Charles &. Snook
Utica Mills
County
Thomas Schaeffer
Washington, D. C
Galiion
Howard County
Afr
Aira
Getzendamer
Williams
Clerhg
Christian Herold
Jogen
Placi
Bert Gilson
William Ha’ Ly
Hazley
McDaniel
Local Social Notes Highlight Hagerstown Area Guests
Pearly personal notes list residents and visitors in Hagerstown and nearby towns. Mentions include Abrim Barnhart of Hagermtows, Mrs. Greenwalt and Miss Needy in Brunswick, railroad man Richard Hillary visiting relatives, Miss Deaver in Knoxville en route to Washington, and several attendees at St Josephs fair Buckesstown. Also notes travel to Manor, Friday trains, and a Key Monument Benefit at City Opera House with Brunswick Knoxville Petersville attendees.
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Abrim Barnhart
Hagermtows
Mo UW
Kirscole
West Fourth Street
Anpa Tobia
Mary Hout
St Joseph's Fair
Buckesstown
Maric Greenwalt
West Pathe Street
Fearaville
Lucy Needy
Minnie Campbell
Uniontown
Claudia Nust
Carrick Street
C.D. Tyson
Baltimore
Tyson
Benjamin E. Price
Annia M. Stewart
Waynesboro
John E. Price
Ella Ketty
Heinlein
North Market Street
Ray Pe Domer
St. James Lutheran Church
Washington
Messrs
W. H. Eichelberger
George Mulborn
Ladiesburg
Doub
J. W. Flynn
Hagerstown
Col
L. V. Baughman
Sherif
J. Gaver
Boonsboro
Gazelle Poffinberger
Paxville
Isaac Grambine
East Patrick
W. H. Plummer
P. BR. S
D.S. Rice
J.P. L. Storm
Ora Wolfe
Pornty Lodge
LO. G. T
Middletown Lodge
Daniel
Howard County
Brunswick
Knoxville
F Petersville
City Opera House
MULLENIS & KEMP Introduce New Chenille Table Covers Today
Mulleniz and Kemp announce the opening of a handsome line of chenille and livens table covers with 2 percent lower prices. The store showcases a fine assortment of tidies towels and plush coats. Carpet department highlights velvet and tapestry carpets and daily AMo quette deliveries. The Frederick stock is claimed to be the finest and largest.
Finance and trade show mixed tone in weekly review
The R G Dun & Co Weekly Review notes a depressed business mood yet improving tone in trades hardest hit. Bank failures in Boston and Berlin provoke caution, but reports from Boston to Chicago describe stronger activity in iron, dry goods, clothing, footwear, and lumber markets. Receipts of wheat remain high, coal and cotton blockades persist, and overall business failures rise with 385 worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesker
Weat
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Bonton
Berlin
Boston
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
St. Louis
Omaha
Nashville
Memphis
New Orlean
Rica
Savannah
Charleston
Winter home returns and town notes from exchange
Mr Charles Shipley and family return to the family home for the winter. The Western Maryland College Glee Club seeks a Christmas event in town on December 22. The Cramer family leaves for Baltimore. The Lutheran Church group marks its sixth anniversary on Thanksgiving evening. Local business and street improvements are reported along with a new co partnership Leatherman and Nefanver. A new pavement replaces wooden sidewalks on East Main street. Banking improvements include a vault with a 72 hour time lock. Public meetings plan a Bond Fair opening December 23 and closing December 28. Stock sales of icatstown Water Stock are noted with emphasis on home subscriptions. A cannon dispute at Harper’s Ferry ends with the cannon secured and the buyers departing.
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Western Maryland College Glee Club
SL. C. Cramer
Baltimore
W. Ue
F. M. Society of the Lutheran Church
J. I. Sarb
Daniel Rouzer
R. Rouzer
Church Street
Edgar Zeck
Relly
Goody Is
A. K. Leavagrman
Ur. Bh. U. Kefnauver
Itn Co
Fim
Leatherman & Nefanver
Roy L. Colliflower
W. M. Ror
West Hagerstown
Marty Little Ellow
Jos. A. Waddle
East Main Street
Birely
Osler
L. A. Miller
Thecanicstown- Water
Tony Afnca
S. 3
Fréderick City
Propic
Hng
Their Golden Wedding in Norfolk Landmark Local Note
The Norfolk landmark reports on Sir Owen D Ball and Elizabeth Frances Boyd Ball celebrating their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their Middle Street home. Born in 1817, Ball and his wife held a long life together with visits from friends, a family gathering, and special serenades from neighbors.
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Norfolk
Owen D. Ball
Middle Street
Ball
Mr. Ball
Baltimore
Elizabeth Frances Boyd
Frederick City
Balines
Frederick
California
Castndt
Seaboard and Rozsacke
Portsmouth
Suffolk
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Seke
Sic
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Atgilberts
North Market St
the News
Sendar
Itr
J. W. Figederick
Cara - Passhe Boner
Boonsbores
Col. Baughman
Apssch
John James
Braner
Cheries Sauerwine
Ciad
Lizzie Gorman
Ae Li Ricg
East Church Street
Indi Sesdos- Me W Sullivan
Monrovia
Teodore Burck
West South Street
Jesse Haines
Frank Howse
East Fourth Street
Edward Lewis
Monterue Hospital
Wilson
Getvdangh
iSeen
Storer
George R Griffith
George Cox
Ariiston
Foraker
Harry Morehead
Commercial Gazette
AlcKinley
Alargaret Font
Schellman
Col. ‘Trail
Jar Wat
John Schellman
Ann Maria
John Schley
Thomas Schley
Frederick A. Scnley
D.C. Winebrewer
Elizabeth Schellman
Henry Baer
Mr. Sheilman
Georgia
George RK. Shellman
Masonic Lodge
Baniz
Wm. P. Maulsby
la Fayettte
Wim
Bser
Wm. Baer
Hazziet 3Fsutz
East Patrick Street
Fessler
John Fessler
Cons
Familly
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Zion
Chartesville
Pleasant Hill Chapel
Ical
David J. Beale
Tomorow
St. Luke
A. M. Evers
Bak Valley
Knoxvale
Gabebe
Xesterday
Crix Horen
C. N. Grover
F. J. Pooley
Jobn Clendenninz
Philadelphia
D. &. Honck
W. B. Barnes
Vickim Hogg
A. R. Weston
H. Reuter
T. A. Albert
R.B. Moore
W. M. Porterfield
Harrisbars
R. Pierce
Iveland
John HU. Meyerdirck
Phila
Bessie
Oriende Burck
Telegraph Street
Thos. H. Myers
Svisoila
Ofers
Rio Grande Do Sul
Stevoltiog
Provinetat
North Shore
Long Island
QTL Seteer
Jennie B. Shank
George D. Shank
Jacob H. Bowers
Lillie A.bowers
Moses Wood
Peter Fogle
Charles H
Annie B. Fogle
Emma E. Darby
Charles A. Darby
George Diehl
Marie Diehl
Tacos Rohrback
Atiomes
Equity Court
Margaret Bowers
John Bowers
Menra
G. W. Eiacofe
Hansonville
James Gpizzennapner
Pere
Sehseffer
Anis
Pearly Personal
Mulliniz
Kemp
Mulleais & Kemp
Finance and Trade
Canada
Dominion of
Candida
Carenco
Davis
Sourh Erver
N. J
Archie Yates
Yates
Mercier
Quebec
H. Brercier
J.P. Whelan
Howe
Minsters
Rebdachess
Louise
Tuscany
Frederick Augustus
Saxony
Fipk
Parnell
Ireland
W. F
John
Charles Eh
West Here
Mather
S. Parnell
England
Isam
Episcopal Church
High Office
Atlanta
Coats Arrth Y Hiks
Haa
sGulimel
Tunobay Wike
Ate Egy
Charles Shipley
W. Va
Gottom
John Brown
Charles J. Faulkner
Daniels
Pardes
Secretary of War
Serenade
Broad Run
New Midway
Join Youne
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