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Wenkly News
Amenican Panmenaa
Agericulvurs
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Personal Notices From Baltimore To Frederick County
A Baltimore visit list notes Miss Miso John Wentzel and Miss Ella Conner guests on East Patrick Street while Mrs Cora Warner hosts from Hagerstown. Local travelers include Misses Shope, Doub and Williams from Hamerite and Albert Seeger of Chicago visiting East Patrick Street. Naval Officer M.G. Umer reported en route to Baltimore. A list of letters remaining at the Frederick post office includes various names with a month August 30th, 1800 reference and notices about dead-letter procedures.
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Miso JoHn Wentzel
Baltimore
Lauers - Tha
Frederick Oy
Jon
Hophing
Mare BR. Webb
Klin Javnaon
Democratic Delegates Elected for Congressional Nominating Convention
A Democratic County Convention convened in Frederick County to choose delegates for the Congressional Nominating Convention at Hagerstown on September 18. Committees were appointed, temporary officers named, and resolutions adopted denouncing the McKinley Tariff and urging tariff reform. Delegates listed include Col. J.C. Dennell, Geo. W. Smith, and many others from towns such as Buckeystown, Middletown, Creagerstown, Urbana, Woodsboro, and beyond.
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L. E. McCollins
Court House
L.¥. Maughan
GW. Smith
Hobbvy
Mechanicsiana Usetrler
Wail Mersry Chas
Buckeystown
B. A. Lara
Fredertel
Jacob Rothbuck
Middletown
Mera Minnick
Creagerstown
Geo. Weagle
Smmitsburg
Vincent Sebold
Catoctin
Geo
RK. Brottlemyer
Urbana
Geo. Te. Dennis
Liberty
John G. Norris
New Market
J. W. Downey
Hayvera
Daniel Wolf
Woodsboro
John BP
Craymer
Petemvilly
John
Jordan
Mount Pleasant
Graham Johnson
Jfferson
Same
Slifer
Mechanicstown
Wisler
Jackyan
Jus
BE. Castle
Johnsville
AL. Phillips
Woodville
Weeden Clary
Ldnpanare
George Vainher
Lewistown
Markeystown
J. Michael
Frederick
Geo. W. Smith
TB. Gaver
Geo. W. Myers
Emmitshur
Joe A. Myers
3. Stattlemyer
Urhann
Ase Welsh
Sdher
Linganere
CA. Lorentz
BE. Kabhaw
Tuscarora
Reed
Committee On Rules
Asd Party Associates
Lock
House of Representatives
W.R. Levy
Bad
Ieleates
Iugerstown
Bentlernsn
Every. C. V
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Jeorge Wim. Malth
Jacob Rohberk
Roser Mc. Mawes
Cnavton Pritts Fee
Otho d. Gaver
Glenn H. Worthington
Othe J. Keller
Ahalt
Col
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Local notices mix of events at Wauseon and neighboring towns
A fragmented column from the August Wolfaville News lists church services in the area, social visits, and incidents. It notes visits by Maud Vincent’s family, snake bites, road work progress, a planned quarterly church conference in Aptisville and Middletown, and road funding debates including requests for an extra levy.
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Wolfeville Walfa
Wolfaville News
Gem
U. 13
James Frey
Tipe
Gartle Citbert
Waterstowan
la Vholtlig
D. W. Michenatad
Ena
Bis
Peniay
John Gros
Middletown
Ot Wauseon Sundass
Hagerstown
Chdoter Craver
Tere Meekhay
Ao Yioth
Biste Vie
Maud
Mary Vatner
Shen
Wesley
Lenas
Laws
Samad Magnes
Garneld
Harshusa
Shay
Antony Wakland
Ais
Drutebuyer
Bevart
Miller St Co
New York City
Brotelmyer
Lsg
Irellina
Iu Muenthe
Evers
Poel
Aptisville Cirendt
Ruth
Fortest
Selina House
Butler EC
Bransteadbury
Joshua Lotigian
Smithsburg
Warkul
Grand Jury Reports From Frederick County August Term 1800
The Grand Jury adjourned after a twelve day term and submitted reports to the Frederick County Court. They state 97 cases disposed, 47 indictments found, 50 dismissed, and 955 witnesses examined, averaging nearly three per case, with concerns about costly dismissals, concealed weapons, and minors buying firearms. They visited the Almshouse and county jail, praising the superintendent and noting 19 white and 50 colored inmates, with 13 prisoners listed.
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Dalumtay
Hn Citenit
Frederick County
Freiderick Vaorty
Thia'nathiution
Sulicheat
Jal
Hayley
Local notices and social updates from Emmitsburg
A dense fragment outlines residents traveling to Philadelphia and Germantown for family visits, a Baltimore and Washington trip, and a few local comings and goings. It mentions Mrs Antigon near town, Mr and Mrs Spindler of Wilmington visiting Grinder's, and several others from Michaelstown, Meadow, Holumare, and Lasgagtyr, Pa. Also notes a fire on Mr A. Annan's farm, a baseball game with a 14 to 9 score, and a survey for a railroad between Emmitsburg and Gettysburg with a cost estimate and few cuts. The piece includes odd items like a pipe from a late Indian chief and a tomato with an unusual weight.
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Lanthe
Miss Maouat
Uillan
Huey Prof. Gee
Mull
Philadelphia
Paris
Helle Howe
Sallie Stikenton
Germantown
Minona
Westminster
Cliont AL ‘Pates
Jaseyih
Mab
Ds Umbrella
Peake
Sistters
Mir, VA
Welty and Family
Michemnond
Meadow
Holulmare
Amd
Veter A. Spindler
Wiltington
Del
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M . Antigon
Philip D. Lawrence
Wong
Mr. Lawrence
Phos. J. Hand
Spokane
Washington
S Hegty Soto
Sth Infantry
Ty Felier
Weston Smith
York
Ani Gettyeburg
Frederick County Fair Prepares Grand Attractions and Races
A special meeting of Frederick County Agricultural Society managers outlined a four day fair from October 14 to 17 with a balloon ascent, aviation style displays, trained horse exhibitions, bicycle racing, and a major agricultural machinery show. Purses total $4,000 for trotting and pacing trials under the American Jockey Club rules, plus varied racing events across the schedule. Subitems include hotel arrivals and factory job notices, indicating broad community participation and employment opportunities.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
Niagara
Frederick
Frederick County
Hreadera
Predarick County Colta
Uniter
County Herses
Aeminute
Amalo Wagon
Wodnaaday
Local residents reflect on departures and events
A fragment records several community items from Clark County Ohio and nearby. Families Abramson and Kepler travelers depart for new homes, and local notables attend Reno Monument events while others suffer medical spells and minor accidents. The Everhart club unveils navy yellow uniforms as two games unfold with the Crickets and Braddock squads.
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Middletown
Bemjamin Mematurg
John J. K
Miss Laure
New Mooredell
Clark County
Ohio
Hemahurs
U.S
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Miya Ida Thottman
Texas
Perthon
Couley
Lids
Sparrow's
RB. Portner
Clarkes W. Kepler
Mt. Vernon
Linn County
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Lefory
Kepler da
Conrad Woy
Jer
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Lynn County
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Cow
Kepler
Tate
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Gram
Bowton
Everhart Baao
Anieg
Braddock Boys
Cevalttaye
Mylo John Shater
Title Place
Seerhart Boye
Braddock Club
Evarharts
Elade
Benjamin F. Power
Hin Moniers
Peter Shafer
Our Town
A. W. Bartels
Ellerton
Galley
Central Committee Elects Officers in County Meeting
At a Saturday meeting of the new Republican Central Committee of hig county Moe Inniey was chosen chairman William Purnell secretary and Garrett B DeGrange treasurer The group outlined campaign work thirteen districts were represented A fundraiser Campaign prospectus for a public fountain project at Market Street was circulated with several locals soliciting subscriptions An Alumnae Association meeting is set for this evening at 7 50 o clock at the FYFP Seminary for the first meeting of the year
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Weat Patelek
Mt. GR. Lewis
Alick
Central Committee
New Republican Central Committee
Hig County
Moe Inniey
William IL. Purnell
Garrett B. DeGrange
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