Local Notices and Personal Items from Montgomery County
A mixed Montgomery County column reports tragic death by self harm of a bookbinder at West Virginia Pr... Works in Charleston, notes on patients and visitors, a Montgomery County marriage of Frank Green to Miss Braddock, and a real estate sale by G W Lockett of the Standen Hill Farm near Rockville to Geo Earle for 12000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
HG Haltowell
Andy Springs
Frank Green
Rockville
Jace Braadock
Geo. R. Braddock
Montgomery Couny
Schell
Washington
G W. Lockett
Geo. Earle
Standen Hill
John EB. Wilses
Fass Road
Chas. E. Wilson
Col Earle
Court of Appeals of
Maryland
Sale of Jerseys at Kearney’s stable auction
About twenty Jersey cattle belonging to John E Phillipa were sold at auction by Wm Seemul ler at Kearney's stable on Gentre and St Paul Streets yesterday at 10 oclock. The cattle were high grade but brought very low prices. George A Gembrill and J B Hamilton were buyers, each purchasing a heifer heifer and shipping it to farmers in Frederick and Carroll counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerseys
Jersey
John E. Phillipa
Wm. Seemuller
Kearney
Atable
Gentre
St. Paul
George A Gembrill
J. B. Hamilton
Frederick
Carroll Countie
Second National Bank of Cumberland Buys Nearby Property
The Second National Bank of Cumberland purchased for 9250 a two story brick house at 69 Baltimore Street adjoining the bank, once occupied by Charles Brothers druggists. The jet front extends 17 feet on Baltimore Street and 132 feet back to an alley. The directors plan to remodel both structures into a larger bank or demolish and rebuild on the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second National Bank of Cumberland
J. BO AL Campbell
Baltimore City
Baltimore Street
Cumberland
Charles Brothers
Grand Garrett debate draws largest Oakland crowd
The joint political debate moved to Garrett county and drew a record turnout in Oakland at Offatt’s Music Hall. Speakers included Col. J. W. Veitch for Democrats and Geo. W. Wilson for Republicans, with address by K McComas and Col. Douglas and a crowd applauding throughout amid strong tariff and reform arguments.
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Garrett County
Oakland
Offatt
Col
J. W. Veitch
Geo. W. Wilson
R. T.browning
P. Hamill
W. R. Getty
Curplus
National Banka
Mhii
McComae
Col. Douglas
Republian
Cleveland
Mills Mills
Senate
McComas
Washington
Harrison
Douglas
Coroner's jury verdict in Bier collision case at Carlisle
The Carlisle coroner's jury finds that Charles F. Bier baggage master died from the force of a collision caused by conductors George W. Bowman and Engineman Jacob who failed to stop at Shippenstorg for orders and proceeded against official instructions from the Chambersburg superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Charles F. Bier
Cumberland Valley
Rai Road
Tharecay
Supermmicsndert’s Ofice
Chambersboigz
Personal Mention and Religious Vocation News
The item notes Mr. Charles L. Woodworth of Baltimore, longtime university staff, will start in January and enter a Congregational mission. It highlights his preaching in local churches and his work with the Bible Society. It also mentions Emma J Jones of Frederick entering a convent at Park and Guasta in Baltimore for religious life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance
Exeter
Baltimore
Charles L. Wecedworth
The
Bible Society
Emma J Jones
Frederik
M- John Jones
Montgomery County
Park and Guatsa Directs
Mrs Swann Injured in Princeton Carriage Accident
Dispatch from Princeton reports Mrs J T Swann widow of Governor Swann of Maryland suffered a serious fall when her carriage horses bolted at Charles E Green’s residence in Lawrenceville. She jumped free and broke an arm in two places with other injuries, later resting at home.
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Princeton
Dedication Day Parade Honors Maryland Volunteers at Gettysburg
Maryland Day observances at Gettysburg drew about 2000 veterans and large crowds. Gov Jackson and Mayor Latrobe attended as 5th Maryland Regiment and various units formed a parade along York and Baltimore streets to National Cemetery and Latta field. Monuments were presented by Col Lang and Governor Jackson praised the commission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Gettysburg
Hillen
Gaion Stations
Baltimore
Jackson
Latrobe
Fifth Maryland
Baltimore Light Infantry
York Street
Baltimore Street
National Cemetery
Latcle Field
Latcle Field, Two Mules Distant. Up Siocum Avenue—Named After General Siocum
Avergland
Samuel Kramer
Wm. H. Comegyz
Wm. P. Maulsby
Joseph F. Carter
James M. Deems
James H Rigby
Rigby's Battery
James C. Mulliken
First
Eastern Shore Regiment
Theodore F. Lang
Lang
Fifth Regiment
Maryland National Guard
George BR. Gaither
Barry
Baltimore Rifles
George R. Matthews
Charlies Holloway
Frederick
Ire Tyler
Porrer Legion
Witliam Gibson
A G Spicer
Eckle
Baltimore County
Dorin W Spicer
D-mon Pitt
Hampden
Deshane Peet
Vormander
Vormander Chries A. Rotan; Custer Pot, Captan Roonson, 28 Mn. Lincoln Pot
Mart
W. Green
Maryland Volunteer Regiment
Bigade
Geo. G Holz
Burna'de Pest
Dallas Lapley
Ladies’ Relief Corps
Wilon Pest
A. 3.Ooper
Governor Hamilton Dies After Prolonged Illness
Special to The News Hagerstown Oct 26 Governor Hamilton died at 12 20 today after a decline in health. He rose from early education in Hagerstown and Jefferson College to a long career in law and politics including multiple terms in Congress, US Senate tenure, and a governor’s office. His death ends a storied career marked by strong will and extensive business interests.
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Hacerstown
Hamilton
Boonsboro
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Academy
Jefferso College
Canonsburg
John Thompson Maron
Bing
House of Delegetes
Robert Fowler
Congress
Thomas J. Meiaig
J. Dixon Rowan
Francis Thomas
Know Nothing Party
Henry W. Hoffman
Oden Bowe
Maryland
United States
Wm P Whyte
Senate
Wm Pinkney Whyte
John Lee Carroll
Maryland Institute
James A Gary
House
Senate of
Washington County
Bradley T. Sobneen
Jobe K Cowen
S. Teackle Walls
Easton
Marnel
Moss Clara Jenners
Peracuth
N. B
Holiday scent sachets and army notes headline city items
Sachet powders for the holidays used to line collars and cases with Colgate & Co. cited. A holiness meeting is planned at the barracks this evening. Capis Brazie and Smith, in the city for army work, have left. A drill accident at McKenni’s artesian well in Luckeystown left a 170 ft rock piece weighing 500 pounds. a water strike is expected soon. Hotel arrivals list numerous travelers to City Hotel and other inns.
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Colgate & Co
W. A. Mattera
Capis Brazie
Smith
McKenni
St Luckeystown
John Gumber
South Market Street
Orange Blossoms Bride in Urbana Catholic Church
A wedding in Urbana Springfield region follows Most Mother Windue ser and Clearence S Bucer tying the knot Wednesday at 2 PM. Bride Columbus Wiod cor of Urbana and groom Dimel Beer of Tremeville, with bridal party, gifts, supper, and a honeymoon train to Washington via Frederick Junction.
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Urbana
Wind Ueser
Columbus Wiodcor
Clearance S. Bucer
Dimel Beer
Tremeville
Etta Beer
Mr. Winder
Nest
Moss
Frank Biser
Ed. C. Shafer
Surkitaille
Feather Hamalton
Fredrick Junction
Washington
St Mary’s County
Mechancstown Notes on Harvest Exercises and Local People
In Clerion extracts Mechancstown notes praise a Lutheran church harvest program by Sunday School students. Rev J H Barb receives a gift from supervisor J W Weoester. Robin Biggs follows his late father as West Maryland railroad director and rising lawyer prospects loom. Local industry updates discuss rail spur progress at Catoctin ore banks and a new lumber dry house with fuel-saving exhaust steam coils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechancstown
J. H. Barb
J. W. Weoeter
Robin Biggs
Hou Jo-hua Biggs
West Re Meryland Railroad Company
Fle
Bunal
Local Notes and Social Calls Reported in Lewistown Visitations
Miss Laura Devilbiva of Lewistown visits friends in town. Weather outlook predicts a cyclone this week with lingering gales and snow absence, followed by clear cold days. Fire alarm last night at 7:55 was false. fire department responded. Teachers’ meeting set for Sabillasville to discuss topics. Advertisements promote health remedies including Ayer’s Sarsaparilla and Ayer’s Pile Cure. Local residents and visitors from Baltimore, Winchester, and Montgom ery noted with social calls and visits to Edgewood and Monocacy areas.
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Laura Devilbiva
Lewistown
DeVoe
Fotger
Sabillasville
Ayer
Mary Magruder
Montgomery County
Daal
Eliza Hardt
J. H. Markey
J.S. W. Jarboe
George P. Thomas
Baltimore
Othe Drill
Waite Oaks
Casper Quyne
Misa Bimpie Byrd
Winchester
Buckingham
H. Aubert
Cuthbert
Bes Gerdes
Ursby
Aubert
John D Hendrikson
Mole
Ctoak
Theodore Saywall
Transportation Department
Balimore
Peuna
R. B
Henry Zeigier
Lewis Brust
F. A. Markey
Axle de Verner
Judge Keller
Sife
New York Mutual Insurance Co
Hirod
Edw. Wall
P. E
Petersville
Local Horses In Distress At Richmond Races And City Streets
Mr Jas M Smith of Woodboro owns a trotting horse that attended races in Richmond Virginia and returned home today. Mr Glenn Castle of White Oak Springs mourns a valuable work horse believed killed by possible green corn or misjudged footing. A horse pulling Mr F T Honwood’s milk wagon on Market Street bolted injuring a leg before being stopped by a colored man, preventing worse injuries.
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Jas. M. Smith
Woodebero
Richmond
Glenn Castle
White Oak Springs
F T Honwood
Market Street
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Geo Gilbert
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Will C. Ball
West
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Char'ean
Robert Garrett
Coare
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Mr Garrett
New York
Howard County
Howard
el- Heart City
Berreté
Air
Semuel L. Harding
Sykerville
Howard Beanty
Lemuel H. Taner
Hagertowr
Col Chute
Mryland
Weete Vever
Neriz
Union News Company
Cure Hopital
E.O. Stuart
Harry Keere
Westminster
Garrett
Gilligr Wes
Princpal
City Hotel
JG Haslaur
L Sieper
E Stehl
Balto CR Newman
Callan
Wash
Leopold
B Molieston
CH Pedrier
Zorner
Fntral Hotel
Samings
Vars
Connor
Weedas
Antin
P Jobozon
Balto
Mullinix & Kemp. Dry Goods Dept
Hood
A. Dom
Howe
Sapsoarna Lowell
Ry Allan
Alidmeruts
Surforgs
Lowell
Mass
Weber
Pat Weelk
Crockery Amt
Poe
Arcere
South Street
Bear Market
Hentsforth
Chami A. Frazier
East
Patrick Street
É&C
Khue’s
Fox
Truth’s
North Market Street
Ocs
Cerrofi Street
Keilroad
Ben
F Brown
Okidin
Leo W. Brust & Co
W. Patrick Street
Wallis
Lew Harness
Patrick
Ur Dersteord
Uteal
John Roershtegger Cherles Fayne
Hershberger Leatuee
Nkateunis
Hewhitalo
Old
Sterad
Frederick, Tdi
Ger
Ecraid
Udee
cSidiw
Ltnyt
Aera
Crick
Eigar
Milwou Frorke
Sun Saterday
Grerge Rigg
Piederick Ritlemer Wrm
Mory
Bart Patrick St. Koller Kink
Enquire of Cape O
Chon
Wershouse
Fredes Sk
Joseph Cropise
Jacob Krobrbsck
Schyer
K. Amrray
Charrottesville
Ager
Eral Tems
Benriettas, Treets
G&g. J. Doodle
North Market St
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