Local business notices and dressmaking ads blend in page notice
A fragmented OCR shows several business names and services including cow for Sele, Gents Furnishings, Renner Kemp, Carty, Rachison, Rodok Neidig, Postoffice Cabinet for Sele, Whip Dressmaking, Mrs L W Duvall Carpets, C E Cline & Co, Geo Wa Cramer secretary, and a cook wanted at 44 West Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Burck
John Hendrickson Renner & Kemp
Siaent c. C. Carty
W. HB. Rachison
Best
Rodok & Neidig
Postoffice
Sele
L. C
Brief Bits of Local News and Oddities from Frederick
Briget Hess Rohrer moved with family from Frederick county into Geo W Line's tenant house near Keedysville. Miss Lydis Meredith of Enosboro is in her 90s still cheerful. Nelson L Philips, longtime Barre Enterprise reporter, remains active at eighty-one. Thanksgiving Day turkey roasts looming. Dr C Hobr, Cumberland physician, 83rd birthday celebrated. Maryland Building contents entrusted to Governor Brown after Fair. South Mountain Electric Railway resurveyed between Keedysville and Boonsboro. finish in three months. Various aphorisms and dates on weeks, maps, and weather. John Jones near Dahien fell forty feet from a chestnut tree. Obscure notes on diet, bird migration, and antique sale. Original pension granted to John J Hunter of Emmittsburg. Married Frederick woman Mary Elizabeth Schley. Dr Phillip Schaif noted deceased.
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Loce Anc
J.hess Rohrer
Frederick County
Geo. W. Line
Keedysville
Lydis Meredith
Econsboro
Nelson L. Philips
Barre
Cumberland
George Street
Frederick Academy
Maryland World
Miller
Boonsboro
John Jones
Dahien
Paris
Prince Borghese
Napoleon I
Pauline
John J. Hunter
Emmittsburg
Market Prices From a Local October Market Scene
A market visit notes October approaching and shoppers adapting to tight budgets as prices for butter eggs poultry beef and vegetables are listed. The piece records post storm effects on apples chestnuts and tomatoes while detailing price ranges and common staples like sausages and fish.
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Bermuda
Bay Taylors
Annual Levy List for 1893 Receipts and Expenditures
The Citizen and News publishes the county statement detailing receipts and payments with a $1 54 578 levy per 100 dollars, including courthouse bonds, schools, roads, and jurors. It notes three weeks before election and lists bonded debt totaling $324 324 300 and various bonds at 4 percent. Fisk Jubilee Singers receive praise for a Windsor Hall concert in Montreal with strong ensemble singing and encores.
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Montevue
Freder icktonian Lodge No 12 Officers Elected
Officers elected at a Freder icktonian Lodge No 12 regular communication include Rev. Charles B. Young as W ks. S W Thee Ball as J W N Carter secretary Anthony Hing treasurer Win Downs S D Chaz Jackson J D Peter Larkins Tyler Charles Goins. The Frederick Bicycle Club plans a ride to Emmitsburg tomorrow morning at o'clock inviting all local wheelmen.
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Asome
Fredericktonian Lodge No
W. Ks
Chas
Young
S. W . Thee. Ball
J. W
N. Carter
Anthony Hing
Win Downs
D . Chaz. Jackson
J. D
Peter Larkins
Tyler
Chas. Goins
Frederick
Emmitsburg
Fighting an Editor in Hagerstown Mail Siege
Editor Richard J. Hamilton was attacked by Harry McK. Zeller during a confrontation over a controversial editorial. Zeller was arrested for assault and carrying a concealed weapon after a loaded revolver and injuries to Hamilton occurred. bail was set at 200 dollars for each charge and a jury trial requested.
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Richard J. Hamilton
Hagerstown
Zeller
James B. McK. Shaffer
Bitner
Harvest Home Hints and Town Events in Autumn
The column reflects on Frederick Fair closing with festivities and earnings for mothers and racers, notes on tomatoes and prices, upcoming elections, a flower show at the Rink, Christmas preparations, and community life. It mentions harvests, church work, and chances for autumn weddings and photos, urging support for the Harvest Home and local generosity.
Westminsters courthouse color changes after fifty years
Selections from SEWS OF THE STATE report building booms in Carroll county Union Mills and Silver Run. Obituaries note Rose Birnie at ninety six and J Walter Paxton at forty seven. A Towson murder trial, agricultural fair rivalry, local incidents, and hotel arrivals fill the page with civic notes, crime and society items.
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Ami
Court of Appeals
Union Mills
Silver Run
Carroll County
Antispoiis
New Church at Sabiliasville to Be Built by Local Firm
The American Manufacturing Company of Waynesboro Pa has won the contract to erect the Laheran Church at Sabiliasville in this county. Construction has begun with brickwork underway and materials ready. W D Crumbacker leads the project. Prof Koons designed the building. The structure features a 22244 foot length with a square tower, rear pulpit and front choir loft. Cypress wainscoting and a ceiling of specified material will be used. Five Gothic front windows will be filled with cathedral glass. eight colored-glass windows will enhance the exterior. Front doors are Gothic with transom and stained glass. Slate roof, iron cornice, and a 50 foot belfry steeple complete the design.
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Sabiliasville
American Manufacturing Company
Waynesboro
Sabiliasyville
W. D. Crumbacker
Prof. Koons
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick Dates and Guests
Purely personal items list numerous local residents and visitors. Isabel and Lillian Harron of Baltimore return from a visit with the Chambers. Rev C L Kennard and family return to Rockingham Virginia after weeks in the county. Mollie DeLashmutt returns from the World's Fair. William Locks comes back from Hagerstown due to his mother's illness. Mrs M Pierpont and son Wilson Camden of West Virginia visited Mrs Ramsburg and depart to Atlanta for winter. Walter and Frank Davis stay with Uncle George Holter near Middletown. Thomas Turner returns from Roanoke to Frederick. Dr Edward Nelson spent a day in Baltimore. the Ways family go to York for grandmother Mrs Metzell's funeral. Mary Locks from Hagerstown returns from visiting Miss Wolfe. A A Lough and son George of Frederick with J S Lough of Woodsboro depart for Dixon Ill en route to the World's Fair. Mrs Hattie Gee of St Louis visits Mrs C G Helfenstein. Dr W G McComas returns from the World's Fair.
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John Harron
Isabel and
Lillian
Baltimore
Chambers
West Church 5
C L. Kennard
Rockingham
Mise Mollle DeLashmutt
Willam Locks
Hagerstown
Middletown
Thomas Turner
Hoanoke
Frederick
Edward Nelson
Wm. Ways
York
Sirs Ways
Mirs. Metzell
Mary Locks
Wolfe
Messrs
A. A. Lough
Con
George
Lough
Woodsboro
Dixon
Ill
Hattie Gee
St. Louis
C. G. Helfenstein
W. G. McComas
Deaths in Middletown Valley Families and Infant
Mrs Annie C Waters died at home near Harmony aged 72 widow of the late James Waters and mother of seven children. Catherine Horine widow of John Horine died near Myersville aged 87 leaving seven sons and two daughters. An infant of John Gernand Blyeraville died, services at Lutheran church Myersville. Also notes on pavement durability and old Washington street in Alexandria. Weather prophecies and a proverb on trades conclude.
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Waters
Annie C. Waters
Harmony
County
James Waters
Peter
Kansas
Jamies
Myersville
Eugene
Calvin
Jonas Doub
Rev
Kanodle
Middletown
Frank Bittle
Elerton
The
Lutheran Church
Aliddietown
OTC
MNE
Catherine Horiie
John Boriie
Middletown Valley
5. M. Horine
Reading
John Gernand
Blyerarville
Washington
Mt. Vernon
Alexandria
Toledo
Washington Street
Oysters and World Fair Excursions Offer at Local Firms
Oysters offered at Burocker's with large and small fry prices plus stews. Pennsylvania Railroad promotes World’s Fair excursions to Chicago from Frederick with 10 day round trips at $16, limited train connections. Hay and straw supplies advertised locally. James E Walker & Co large department store touts goods, low prices, and fashion items.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York
Frederick
York
Harrisburg
Grand Crossing
World's Fair Ground
Union Station
James E.walker & CO
Ogr City
Unprovoked Assault in Frederick Fair Targets Sidney Sappington
Sidney Sappington of Hammond & Sappington was attacked by three unknown assailants at the Frederick Fair last Thursday. He was struck with a loaded cane about the head and face and the attackers fled. A Mr Seppington, nearby at the time, was not involved. Sappington recalls an earlier incident where he or his companions may have been involved with a ball game crowd at Island Park. The act is described as cowardly and unjustifiable.
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Saya the
Liberty Banner
Frederick Fair
Sidney Sappington
Hammond & Sappington
Sappington
Seppington
Mr Sappington
Island Park
Potomac Synod Deliberates on Deaconess Appointments
The Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church at Gettysburg heard reports from standing committees on progress across departments. The publication secretary cited $4,600 in sales, and the Society for Disabled Ministers showed receipts of $3,300 with £21,000 in invested funds. Deaconess appointments were approved and pastors were told to set aside eligible young women, as Rev Dr R N Callender and Rev Conrad Clever spoke on the centennial, marking the church’s anniversary.
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Potomac
R N Caliender
Mechanicsburg
Conrad Clever
Baltimore
Court of Appeals decision echoed in county ticket dispute
In Hagerstown the prevailing view is that the Court of Appeals ruling on the Frederick county ballot case also resolves the Washington county appeal by Republicans who contended the court must force election supervisors to list all five names on the county commissioner ticket. The case, slated for Judge Stake’s Wednesday hearing, was postponed to Saturday.
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Mechanicstown Clarion
Frederick
Hagerstown
Washington County
Washington
Tooting
Court of Appeals
Frederick County
Judge Stake
Fair visitors set for Chicago trip with local names
A list of residents including P. E. Long C A Lindsay Archie Ogle Harvey Lease Theo Conner W W Lease J Lough G W Longa W A Lough EH B Kefauver R C Kefauver David Kefauver Albert Ramsburg Robert Koontz Ino Keller and wives depart by P R R for Chicago to attend the World's Fair. A health note praises Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Company as a gentle remedy.
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Messrs
P. E. Long
C. A. Lindsay
Archie Ogle
Harvey Lease
Theo. Conner
W. W. Lease
J. Lough
G. W. Longa
W. A. Lough
Kefauver
R. C. Kefauver
David Kefauver
Albert Ramsburg
Robert Koontz
Ino. Keller
Chicago
California Fig | Syrup Company
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Marshal Auseresu
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George Colmar
le Sotmcer
Witsburn
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Samuel Foote
Dover
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London
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Moazer
Edward Baker
Meriec'Atoime
Ui Vaag
Dennis Hanks
Abra Jenellin
China
Phillip Schaif
Mary Elizabeth Schley
David Schley
William Louis Schley
Jack Frost
Fisk Jubilee Singers
Montreal Daily Witness
Windsor Hall
Caldwell
Fisk
Montreal
Staunton
Chambersburg
Joseph Sprutell
Joseph Leacock
John T. Ferguson
Chesapeake Bay
Towson
David Robinson
Lsw
Orry Hore
Fellheimer
O. Knanuff
M. C. Harrison
Pittsburg
B. +. Huntzwinger
J. B. Paxton
Philadelphia
J. E. Darbelly
Mrs. Mpix
Jersey City
A. J. McCarthy
Colampi
A. Stansbury
Union Bridge
F. Tienzy
P. C. Kasmusser
W. J Smothers
F. MM. Conner
Harpera Ferry
Georr Hotss
John OF. Miller
Double Pipe Crees
W. T Bryant
Mt. Ster- Hog
J. B. Shuman
Houibbart
John S. Warner
G. G.gantrer
Columbis
N. E.slasson
York County
Alechanicstown
Fulton Station
George Railing
North Market Street
Railing
Elroy Roelker
Frederick College
Qere
Johns Hopkins
Moses Williams
Fayetteville
N.C
Lewes
Why
Pavementa Inter
Hicke
Smith
Jobn Hendrickson
GENT
John Heanovukxaox
Corddly
Rodooe
Neidig
Rox & Neidig
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Rodock & Neidic
A.T. Rice & Sons
T. Rice & Sons
Dhanscrows
North Mare
Fredexice
John A. Kennedy
Yous
A. Kennedy
R.L. Harley
Burocker's
Keller & DeLash Mutt
Patrick Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
Ohio River
Frederick Junction
Buckeystown
James E. Walker & CO
Deb. Walker & CO
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H. Ll. Harley
H. Blackston
B. BH
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Merchant Tailore
N. Market Sthert
CG. H. Oline & CO
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Loy & Perry
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Chancere Fice
Court House
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South Market
Fast Patrick Sts
Morons & Kaw
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