Deaths in Wolfsville and nearby areas reflect local tragedy
The notice records the deaths of infant Batty Blickenstaffl of Wolfsville from bowel inflammation, Zachariah Toms near Foxville, and Ezra Moser near Foxville from gravel and paralysis. It notes burial in Denkard and Bethel graveyards, with clergy officiating, and lists bearers and survivors. Additional deaths include infant Alice Motter of Emmitsburg from membranous croup and a funeral planned for Mountain View Cemetery.
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Sores TE Wolestelle
Batty
Cyrus
Flora Blickenstaffl
Wolfsville
Denkard
Zachariah Toms
Foxville
Bethel
Tsase Lovell
Ezra Moser
Rémeine
Exler John Buesard
Isaac Lovell
Thomas C. Fox
Megxynchton Hanver
David Toms
Lee
Motter
Frederick
Campaign meeting in Frederick with Vannort and Sharp
Hon W J Vannort spoke to supporters praising the Republican party and promising an honest administration if governor. George M Sharp urged electing a Republican legislature and discussed state issues amid a large November crowd. A campaign song “Tin, Tin, American Tin” was performed with local musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S A.C. McBride
W. J. Vannort
Vannort
Frederick
Glee Club
Wim. BH
Nicodemus
D. W. Gise
McBellip
Miller
George M. Sharp
E. SteVomas
Milton G. Umer
Fragments of An October Markets Texts And Oddities
Readable parts describe autumn purchases in a town market with overcoats and warm goods. Odd notes mention sausages, fragrances from a neighbor’s stove, a one horse buggy ride, and farmers selling poultry as weather cools. A bizarre letter about a dead whale ties in with a local market scene and theatrical references.
Local Advertisements and Business Mentions
New listings include G A Gilbert BH Campbell Doll and Son Joel Gutman and Co James E Walker and Co with local notes referencing Dr Shade pall and winter openings. Warnings against deception and multiple openings appear in the same notice reflecting a bustling commerce page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Gilbert
BH. Campbell
Doll & Son
Joel Gutman & Co
James E. Walker & Co
Dr. Shade
Memorial and obituary notes from Mountain View area
Fragmented local notices report Harriet Collidower dying at Graceham, funeral held, and Higbee Memorial Monument dedication details. Also included are village items: chestnut findings, an oversized apple, thefts at the Hagerstown and Frederick fairs, and notes on a Teachers Institute relocation debate and local weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey
Lebanoe
Sud
Quibu
Manthis
Manthis After Saturday, % Axccept Our Eungrel- Giadurs
Harry
The
Chronicle
Harriet Collidower
Michael Collidower
Graceham
Colidewer
Ben Ceased
Jesse Colidewer
Higbee
Mountain View Cemetery
Reformed Church
A.H. Heilman
J. B. Kerschner
E.R. Carnahan
Synod of the Potomac
Brecht
J.P. McCaskey
Wolfsville
Arias E. Brunner
M.V.R. R
Middletown
Jefferson Wolf
Michael Kline
Goodhope
Hagerstown Fair
Levi Brandenburg
Teacher's Institute
Myersville
Frederick
Chas, Harrison
West Beaver Creek
Cost
J. W. Morgan
P. Buty
Abes
Republican muster and local politics mix in Maryland
An eccentric regional note discusses Republican and Democratic activity in Maryland with mentions of Burkhbart's Hall Yellow Springs Myersville Wolfsville and Hagerstown. Reports on mass meetings, campaign clubs, local speakers and the upcoming election atmosphere. Concrete names include Peter Lugenbeel Charles Markell Hammond Urnerjists and William Kealhofer, with references to bands and local committees.
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Burkhbart
Yellow Springs
Peter Lugenbeel
Charles F. Markell
Hammond
M. J. Blickenstaf
C. A. Harp
M. A. J. Hiser
U. U. Blickenstaff
J. E. Phiceger
M. A.B. Bisex
T. Martin
H. Harp
Michael Kine
ScKinley Republican Campaign Club
Catoctin
Washington County
Hagerstown
William Kealhofer
Alr
Frank Brown
Faulkner
West Virginia
Gorman
Skipwith Wilmer
Baltimore
McNulty
William Mebale
Baughman
Buehsnon Schley
Soldier not ordered to establish Maryland residence, court rules
In Harford county Judge Watters ruled that a United States Army soldier does not acquire Maryland residence during his term of enlistment. The decision, delivered in Havre de Grace, centers on residency status for the service member amid unspecified local considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harford County
Watters
United States Army
Maryland
Havre Irne
Horn
Weather and court notes amid winter events in Maryland
News of the State reports a mix of legal rulings, local incidents, and political notes across Maryland counties. Court decisions sustain election officers and voter registers while a libel suit, misdirected letters, and a fire incident are briefly described alongside a winter weather recap and a product promotion for self rising flour.
Almanac and medical notices in Hagerstown ad
Local notices advertise Blumenfield’s fall and winter almanac opening dates October 28 and 29 and promote Union Almanac 1802 sold at Gem opposite Guy Hotel. Also listed are real estate and rental items including water power mill, two dwellings and 15 acres near Rockville Box 43. An advertisement for socks urges shoppers to match the sock display from South Wise.
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Union Hagerstown
Gem
Guy Hotel
Wm. W. Lenec & Go
Ctst
Washington On Pike
Rockville
3Rd
Sailor Kill Details Spark Cable From Schley
A cablegram received by the Navy Department from Captain Schley, formerly of Frederick, gives further details of the battle between American and Chilean sailors near Valparaiso. It lists the men wounded or killed, supports the charge that Chilean attackers provoked the incident, and notes the boatswain’s mate was dragged from danger by the mob. Navy officials say the dispatch contains no sensational statements and may be released after President’s review. Major John Calvin Potts, prominent Louisianian, died in New Orleans after a long career as a lawyer, planter, and public figure. he served as a Confederate officer and later as a juror commissioner before retiring from public life.
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Dzan Mn. Scume
Jonah
Poplar Springs
Jacob Boulenger Dadisman
Hare Lip
Sehley
Navy Department
Capisto Schley
Frederick
U. S
Baltimere
Velparsiso
Chili
Eseef
Bracy
Beet Kkke
John Calvin Potts
Markham
Lafayette Presbyterian Church
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Matchen
Silas
Conan
Robert J. Walker
Secessary of
The
Treasury
Polka
Gran
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H. M. Gittisger
East Seventh Street
C. B. T. Hendrickson
John Metcalfe
William d. Wormen
Toba
Wether
Mount Pistsant
Howard Hefer
F. Sheffer
Old England
Gentemen
Patrice Street
Dave Smith
Mr. Scribe
George Heinlein
Annie Rooney
Billy Kuhn
Ogtober
Sryiker
Sidria
Kilmach
Republican Starry
Wah & Mouse
Biower
Wen Miust
Hagerstowr
Ben Brown
Frank
Roger McSherry
Papa Hilleary
Doty
Sheriff
Lugenbeel
Bachelor
Aaron Davis
Aslam
Jane
AL & Usntx Heal
Powrog
Eith
News OF the State
M. Sharp
Alex Moore
Willbsaisport
Behborkwaal
Wastington County
Berp
Tansey
Tesday
Navel Academy
Ollevan
Cech County
Annapolis
Washington
Court of Appeals
Archer
Owens
Baltimore City
Circuit Court
Prince George's County
Col. &. W. Welich
Garratt County
Thaa
Marlboro
Cour
Lansbury
Libel
Garrett County
Oakland Republican
Joseph Sharar
Hageratown
Fred_ Fuchs
Henry Knansz
Fred. Keiger
Theo. Steplin
Augustus Reeder
Harmonia Society of Baltimore
Amng. Arundel
Society
Ianic
Round Bay
Inger Baer
Sey
Harry B. Robinson
Fallston
Sioner
Mr. Robinson
Adoys
Robinson
Alinson
D. HO. Best
PAG Cinb
ALL Son
Wera
Prriprick
Aoether
du Neo
Vin B. Shade
Cumberland Valley
West Franklin
Datwit
Blumen‘puer’s
John Hendrickson
Aunn Finnurickson
Music Emporium
Willtn
Strauss
Lew Open
Sind
Fischer
Welter
Beck
Go, Doe & Son
Trey
Rodock
Nedig
Frovoca
Neidig
2. C
Winetrener Tb Co
Muimatk & Neidml
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