Catholic Fair Opens in Junior Hall With Varied Attractions
The Catholic fair starts Tuesday in Junior Hall and runs to Friday featuring a fancy table with useful articles an apron table a flower booth home made confections ice cream and a supper from six to one oclock with oysters and salads. An entertainment by Y.M.T. and a series of voting contests will feature Father Gaffney of Frederick and Father Reaney of Liberty with votes managed by Miss Eisenhauer and Miss Dorsey. Committees oversee the various tables and activities including lemonade cake and ice cream stations and the tree of fortune with local volunteers.
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Father Gaffney
Frederick
Father Reanty
Liberty
Father Gaftney
Avertaret Eisenhauer
Father Reaney
Fanhy- Dorsey
James McSherry
J. Haydon
Baltzeal
F.F. Smith
FB. Dorsey
Genevieve Eberts
Louise Esherry
Alice Noonan
Jos. Payne
Blanche Staub
Thos. Morgan
H- Young
Miss Need
Mary Walsh
Margaret Brengle
John Eisenhauer
Quitman -Beckley
Eisenhauer
Beckley
Nannie
Carrie McSherry
Gertrude Heydon
Frank Baughman
Charles Smith
Ieé Cream
George L Wilson
Barbara Marnott
Harry Kemple
Baltiamore
Blaine Poole
Katie Leichert
Fanny Brookey
Mery Hout
Brookey
Nannie Wilson
Hager
Long
Bittie Fry
Orlando Borek
Airs
Local News Briefs From Carling House And City
The Sick Ar Ignatius Goode remains confined to his room at the Carling House with a severe cold for several days. An infant of Mr C L Stull on West Church street has EpA after Sunday night and is still quite ill. Mr J J Myers of East Patrick street fell on steps last week and is improving. Lewis Mebbing Sr of East Patrick street is very much improved today. Mrs Benjamin Long of Brunswick lies at home near death. Dr Crum and a Baltimore specialist are in Rendence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignatius Goode
Carling House
C. L. Stull
West Church Street
Epa
J. J. Myers
East Patrick Street
Ir. Lewis Mebbing
Benjamin Long
Brunswick
Gatthersburg
Lewellyn Jones
Mechanicsville
T. @. Carroll
Lee B. Lipscomb
Gaithersburg
Howes
Joseph
Phebus
B. E. Church South
Robert M. Moore
Normal Hall
G. English
William Daniel
W. W. Davis
Baltimore
G. W. Walker
Browningeville
MT. Philip
George Poole
Maurice Mottern
Jefferson
Lycurgus Shafer
John Kimmel
Caller
M. Phreeger
Braddock
Howard Angieberger
Beying
Henry Hell
Phil
Robert Shafer
Frederick Cresmery
Nevin B. Shade
Hagerstown
Cumberland Valley
Washington
West Franklin
Strest
Hageratown
Did
uBrwit
Advertised Letters at Frederick Post Office 1881
List of remaining advertised letters in Frederick city post office dated Saturday October 24 1881. To obtain letters, recipients must call for adverted correspondence. If unclaimed within two weeks, items may be sent to the dead letter office. Names include Besse Bis, Emma Grande, Oscar Krause, John Morzain, and others with unclear spellings.
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Frederick City
Post-Ofice
Besse Bis. B
Emma Grande
Us & Bata
Armasiasz
J. S. Simer Béwards
Mr. Plickinger
Fon
Sai
Finnerak Fathers of Rennes Interment at Olive Cemetery
W. Modesty of East Pourth Street, age 1 year 10 months, died yesterday afternoon after Cen vaisions. Luther Kebiman of Wed interment 45 mane at Mocat Olive Cemetery. Messrs A T Rice and Sons were the undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finnerak
Rennes
W. Modesty
East Pourth Street
Zoelocs
Hey
Luther Kebiman
Wed
Meade
Mocat Olive Cemetery
Messrs
A. T. Rice & Sons
Nacertakera
Hay Stacks Burned On Lewistown Farm
Five stacks of hay on Mrs Bil’s farm near Lewistown were destroyed by fire last evening around 5 30. The stacks held about twenty five tons of hay and the loss is about £200. Cause of the fire is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bil
Wm. Caller
Lewistown
Churches Share Sunday News In Many Parishes
Several denominations report regular services yesterday with pastors and visiting clergy. Rev. Herter Bieifeld led in the German Reformed church while Rev. E R Eschbach preached in the German Chapel. Rev J Harry Main departed to Philadelphia to lead a Lutheran church. Rev Luther Robbins preached at Evangelical Lutheran and Rev D J Beste spoke at the Presbyterian church. Services at All Saints Episcopal featured Rev Osborne Ingle and the Sunday school. The German Baptist Brethren held foot washing at their Hill Street church with attendees from Westminster and Baltimore counties. The M E Church hosted Rev F J Gill with Bible readings and parlor discussions. The Ladies of the King’s Daughters planned for their November 5 anniversary. A memorial service for the late Pastor Diehl was held at the German Lutheran Church with Dr Bergstresser officiating. Next Sunday Dr Hauer and Rev Domer are on the schedule for guest sermons.
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Seid Yester- Gay
German Baptist Church
Eltors
Herter Bieifeld
German Reformed Church
E.R. Eschbach
Yesterdy Morming
Cresing
Luther Rabiman
Evangelical Lutheran
Upton Beall
Marshatl Strimmel
Stoke Groma
MPL
Wandsboro
J. Harry Main
Midgetown
Philadelphia
Luther Eobins
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Young Men's Christian Association
Kemp Ballyday
J. N. Zimmerman
Charles G. Myers
P. Bergstresser
D. D
Middletown
Lusheran
Braddock
D. J. Beste
Presbyterian Church
D. J. Beale
All Saints Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
C. L. Kennacd
Trinity
Mary
George W. Kiracofe
Young People’s Society
Board of Trustees and Lodies’ Aid Society
St John’s Catholic Church
Fr. Gleason
Fr. McDonald
Coleman
Gleason
McDonald
Eisenbauer
Berman Baptist Brethren
Dankards
Hill Street
Druid Manufacturing Company
Woodberry
Westminster
Carroll County
Baltimore County
Uriah Bixler
Greenberry Ecker
Uniontown
Carrol County
Preyer
King’s Daughters
Oe Genes Lathesie
Horn
Diehl
Dr. Berg
Lucy Smith
J. Roger McSherry
Dr. Hauer
Hanover
Hagerstown
Freight receipts for Edgemont station season
Mr JM Stayer of Edgemont notes fourteen thousand dollars in freight from the station last season. One hundred twenty five carloads of peaches shipped formed about 47,690 crates or 7250 tons. Average freight charge per crate was thirty cents, implying total receipts for the freight and express company.
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JM. Stayer
Edgemont
Fipsoe
Buckeystown District Carver Claims Record Feasting Feat
The Buckeystown carpenter of Frederick County boasts the largest comeskeaster set and eats 432 comecakes in one sitting. The Haserstown Daily News highlights the feat, inviting others to match or exceed the record.
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Haserstown
Military Masters Reform Maryland National Guard Regiments
Discussion of reorganizing Maryland National Guard regiments proposes merging Western Maryland troops into a single regiment. The plan would form two companies in Cumberland and Hagerstown and one company each from Oakland Prestburg Freterica Unionville Belair Towson and several other towns including Brunswick near the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland National
Guam
Western Maryland
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Oekland
Prestberg
Freterica
Unionvile
Belair
Towson
Ani Nes
Troc Iinceville
Branswick
Samual Wootten Beall and the Maryland frontier career
An account of Samuel Wootten Beall a Maryland figure born near Rockville and linked to Union College and Winchester legal study. It recounts his move to Wisconsin and the Northwest Indian agency, his name pronunciation, a cousin Dr William T Wootten, family slaves, and the will giving emancipation at age 35 with a Frederick County residence.
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Touss
Montgomery
Frederick
Samuel Wootten Beall
Bee
Yorrartide
Maryland
Rockville
Montgomery County
Union College
Schenectady
New York
Cooper
James Fennimore Cooper
Winchester
Hoc. Beary
George Tucker
Henry A. Wise
Wing
Wisconsin
Northwest
Deal
William T. Wootten
John Quincey
Beall
John Mines
John Lewis Bell Mines
Br. Alines
Frederick County
Frederick City
A Visit to GUR FAR Maryland Farming Exhibit
A Frederick county farming exhibit showcases grain and pastures, cattle from Devon Ayrshire Durham and Jersey, plus sheep and pigs rising in market value. Dairying gains prominence, fruit crops like Catawba and Concord grapes impress, public schools display maps and spellers, and climate notes predict rain needed for winter.
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Maryland
Devon
Ayrebire
Durham
Hereford
Jersey
Frederick
Ayrshire
Ohe Public
Frederick County
Catte
Garrett County Teacher Killed in Tree Accident
Garrett county public school teacher William Friend, 25, of near Johnstown, died instantly when a tree he was felling toppled and crushed him. Friend, son of Isaiah Friend, was described as a promising young man. The Garrett county schools opened October 15 as the district’s education has advanced. Oakland school is led by Prof E Browning and assistants. A Milwaukee-style fire damaged Mason’s flouring mill in Oakland, burning a roof hole but causing no major damage.
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Garrett County
William Friend
Johnstown
Isaiah Friend
Catee of
E. 4
Browning
Oakland
Bishop Warren
Methodist Episcopal Church
Usk- Iand
St. Paul
T Ie
George M. Mason
Willow tree with Napoleon twig echoes in city history
Letters from the People discuss a historic willow in the old jail yard grown from a twig taken from Napoleon’s exile island, planted in Frederick by Capt. Ferry and another twig planted by the late Illram Winchester at the Brick Female Seminary site. The note adds details about Lynch family property and U.S. Navy connection. It mentions a Stirring Address on Intemperance by Rev. George W. Kiracofe and upcoming library events, Madam Fry Concert Company at City Hall, and ticket sales.
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Frederick
Cumberland
St Helena
Napoleon
Capt
Ferry
Novv
Illram Winchester
Airea
Lynch
Jos. D. Baker
Ident. Lynch
U.S. Navy
St. Belena
F.C
M.G. A
George W. Kiracofe
As Sims
E 3
Madam Fry
Siday
Adored Team Highlighted By Hagerstown News
The Hagerstown News praises Kiever Baltimore for a striking performance. The Colonel arrived with a four-in-hand team through Erick and was greatly admired for its elegance and skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Virginia Politician and Regional News Roundup
Virginia topics report candidate WS Corbin of King George county for Congress eighth district appeals to farmers. notes on railroad progress and various local nominations and deaths including Goshorn of Wheeling and Dr John D Johnson. obituaries mention E Sibert and other regional figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
WS Corbin
King George County
Corbin
State Board of Agriculture
Baltimore and Ohio
Stiem
Saringss
Cel FO Fries
Roanoke
Ratlroyd
Chat Road
Rockinghare
Blakemore
House of Delegates
J Bilgkemore
S& Goshorn
Wheeling
W- Va
Ben Wilson
Pennsylvania
Harrison County
W. Va
C. Crebs
Winchester
Aston
Monrose County
J. R. Harrison
Glade Springs
The
Baptist Church
Staunton
John D. Johnson
Franklin
Pendleton County
E. Sibert
Harrisonburg
Baltimore and Cecil County News Highlights
News of the state reports a barn damaged in Baltimore County, the Rose Bank M E Church at Calvert County dedicated, and Cardinal Gibbons confirming a large class and dedicating a Frostburg parochial school. Dredging captains nabbed, a money swindle alleged by Carlton Kimble, and Denton merchant David Rochester dies of blood poisoning. Boonsboro mass meeting featured Faulkner and Baughman. Brora speaks at Frostburg school dedication on Catholic schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Tyson Ware
Baltimore County
Rose Bank
Calvert
Cecil County
Cardinal Gibbons
Frostburg
Chestertown
Middletown
Cecilton
Chesapeake
T. C. B. Howard
Phythian
Naval Wesdoms
Ancepolis
Carlton Kimble
Rising Run
David E. Rochester
Denton
Baltimore
Maryland
Republican
Antispolis
Grand Jury
Democrats
Boonsboro
Washington County
Faulkner
Baughman
T. G. Brora
Real estate transfers and mortgage notices from Montgomery County
The record lists multiple transfers including Henry F. Ruprecht to Annie M. Ruprecht a lot on East Third Street with five dollars and affection as consideration. A mortgage from Outerbridge Horecy to Martha J. Heighbarger covers a lot in Barketta ville for seven hundred ten dollars. A dwelling in Poolesville area was destroyed by fire. Senator John C. Anconer and Horace A. Taylor bought five eighths of interest in 1204 acres near Montgomery County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Ruprecht
Annie M. Ruprecht
East Third Street
Anuleaf
Reprecht
Lewis TF. Ruprecht
Laurence A. Darby
Poolesville
Montgomery County
John .C. Anconer
Horace A. Taylor
Department of the Interior
Supervisors to Meet to Fill County Vacancies
The county election supervisors will convene midweek to fill vacancies caused by resignations. The pay boat for the Chesapeake and Ohio canal is circulating. Dam No. 4 employees were paid last week. others in regular order. Contractor Wesley Balizell and crew are converting rooms at the Carlin House rear into a large reading room. The child of Mr and Mrs Harry Bargerdner North Market Street was baptized at home yesterday by Rev Luther Ratiman. child christened Ralph Allen.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Chesapeake and | Ohio Canal
Dam No. 4
Wesley Balizell
Carlin House
Mir
Harry Baurgerdner
North Market Street
Luther Ratiman
Ralph Ai
Marriage Licenses Listed For Taswell Valentine and Clare Tas ker
Taswell A. Valentine and Clare Tas ker, colored, both of this city, along with David W. Smith and Alice Day, both of Mount Airy, are recorded as marriage licenses.
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Taswell A. Valentine
Clare Tasker
David W. Smith
Alice Day
Mount Airy
Mulliniz and Kemp Carpet and Dress Goods Sale
Mulliniz and Kemp announce today the largest and finest assortment of new dress goods at 25 cents per yard and a cheap lot of comforts and sheets. They tout carpet department leadership with new velvets and tapestry carpets and numerous styles not found elsewhere. Also offering new odorless goat skin regs in several colors with entrance on Pararox or Manner Streets.
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Hoy
Escape from Caeltenham House of Reform for Colored Youths
Last night inmates at the Caeltenham reform school near Prince George s County escaped after a supper bell. Police near Baltimore and Washington were alerted as a posse watched railroad stations and crossings but captured no suspects. Names and numbers of the fugitives are listed, with ages ranging from fifteen to eighteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambston
House of Reformation
Caeltenham
Prince George's County
Tleiss
Haltimore
Robert Slerray
Lysjauia Robinson
Edwart Certington
Henry Jones
Life
Marsnail Hall
Baltimore
Eupatuel Cragg
Frederick
Lelogan
James Latimes
General Horn
Marthora
Warren
Stallings
Neirhhorine
Washington
Howorths Hibernics at City Opera House and Local News
Howorths Hibernica played to a large audience at the Hamilton City Opera House with praise for his evolving show. Notes on double tracking between Kensington and Rockville suggest railroad upgrades, while local items report a fire incident in Middletown and a Salvation Army mission in New York.
Stabbing Fatality in Brunswick Brothers Involved
Two Brooks brothers got into a quarrel in Brunswick last Thursday evening over a private matter. One was stabbed with a knife, suffered a fatal wound, and died yesterday. No further details about the incident are available.
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Vevee
Brooks
Brunswick
Ninraioy
Pretty Ulue to euo at the home of Mr. ED Mullinix
In Howard county near Long Corner on Saturday evening, Violet G. Mullinix married George W. Burdett in a ceremony at the Mullinix home. Rev. J. W. Floyd officiated from Kemptons Frederick county, with many relatives attending and a reception at the bride's home. The couple will reside at Long Corner.
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Bvaty
Ulue
Euo
ED. Aiulliniz
Loog Corner
Howard County
Violet G. Mullinix
George W. Burdett
J. W. Floyd
Kemptons
Frederick County
Long Corner
Accidently Shot While Driving A Pistol In Wagon
Edward Kolb of North Market street was accidentally shot when a pistol exploded while he attempted to cock it to shoot at a chicken bank. The ball struck the upper right thigh and traveled about six inches under the skin. Dr. Baltzell extracted the ball this morning. Yestering’e Hote? Arrivals list several visitors from New York Baltimore Philadelphia and Cumberland at Cannix House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerny
Edward Kolb
North Market Street
Wm. H. Baltzell
Impure Beer Protest and Pure Brewage Pitch
The Anglcan public rebukes impure beers as a committee investigates careless breweries. Baltimore Brewery Company touts absolutely pure beer from selected hops and mint, bottled at the source, inviting patronage and verdict. Dr. Nevin B. Shade of Hagerstown notes schedule changes and free consultations. Blumenauer’s hosts fall and winter openings with advertised cotton merino goods at 5c in South window from GI Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anglcan
Baltimore
Gomrpaay
Baltimore Brewley Company
Sitke
Besant & Knott
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the Daily News
Moon's Press
Siig
Cam
van Houién
Cocos
Estray- Sound Weshive
Imptre Beer
Persea Posse
News OF the
Samtrl Wootten Beals
Crartes W Horrican
Frederick, Md
Gernty
Gur Far
News OF the State
Mulliniz & Kemp
Pararox Or
Manner Streets
Mulldtix & Kemp
Cestody
House of Reformat
Dadismen
City Opera House
Howorth
Hamilton
Ohio
Opera House
Bir. Howorth
Kensington
Rock Creek
Metropolitan
Point of Rocks
Bottes
George Elliotts
Waynesboro
F. Landis
Orphans’ Court
Blias Moore
Ellen Boteler
D. H. Best
Iba
Best's
N. Market
Smith
A. B
James BE. Walker
Pa Coats
Pest
Beceuss
PRICE
Pregerick
J.B. Walere
RODOCK & _NEIDIG
Fropoce & Neidig
Accemons
Winebreser & Co
DEI
EePricisky
Lasdi
Aurex
Holaca Anetic
Aputal Afra; Or
Yestering'e Hote
Orty Horen
A. ©. Blacklin
J.L. Wheeler
Ike Hutzler
J. P. Fauble
Koblhosa
RK. Mills
Cannix House
J. C. Keene
T. J. Paulks
Getthersburg
Hedges
Doc Morrison
Omaha
Blumenauer’s
John Hendrickson
South Window
Music Emporium
GI Bros
Strauss
New Oper
Cavalleria Eusiicam
Inst
Aust
Estey Organs and Pianos
Weber
Decker Buos
Fischer Piano
Turing and Breatring
G. J. Dole & Son
Cope
T.dole
Ardiel North Mare
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