Ladies plan Star Spangled Banner replica in Baltimore
The Ladies of Baltimore organize to create a facsimile of the Star Spangled Banner with Miss Adeham Schley as president and Miss Susie Bouldin as secretary. Georgie A. Schley assists in flag construction while James Shellman named Guard of Honor for the Battle Flag of 1812 celebration in Baltimore on September 12. A separate report notes a disturbance at Art Point of Rocks involving a baby in a bag and a Havana cigar sold for 5 cents. Mountain Lake Park enjoys a strong season with plans for capitalists to buy land, build cottages, and add an electric-light plant and expand the lake shore.
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Baltimore
Adeham Schley
Susie Bouldin
Mass Georgie A. Schley
James
Shellman
Westminster
North Point
Sheilman
Philip Jones
Independent Blues
Jack the Ripper
Lewis F. Kassmaul
Mountain Lake
Mountain Lake Park
Association
Pittsburg
Marriage Licenses Issued This Week in City and County
The Clerk of the Court issued marriage licenses this past week to Joanue Ridgely and Ella Henderson both of this city. Charles Ridgely and Fenny Goodman of the city also received licenses. Simon Reddy and Manzella Harbaugh of this county. Emanuel Fink and Emma Crambine of Linganore district. George Parish and Asunie Hill of this city. George W. Hyatt of Frederick County and Lonie Whalen of Frederick City. Daniel Gelwicks and Mary Henry of this county. John Hall and Sarah Williams, colored, of this city.
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Joanue A. Ridgely
Ella Hender— Son
Charles E. Ridgely
Fenny V. Goodman
Simon P. Reddy
Manzella F. Harbaugh
Emanuel GC. Fink
Emma B.crambine
Linganore
George Parish
Asunie Hill
George W. Hyatt
Frederick Co
Lonie C. Whalen
Frederick City
Daniel R. Gelwicks
Mary J. Henry
John T. Hall
Sarah E. Williams
Bath
Real Estate Transfers in Frederick County This Week
Transfers filed at the county clerk reflect numerous parcels changing hands including the Saint Luke's Evan Lutheran property at Point of Rocks for 3210 dollars and multiple 18th and 19th century land deals. Notable deeds involve Miller to Miller 174 acres, Jamison mortgage to Fisher 120 acres, Russell to Isaac Russell 200 acres, and Harley trustees to Josephus Harley 232 acres among others with prices ranging from 150 to 10 955 dollars plus fractions of perches and roods.
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Achos
Saint Luke's Evan
Lutheran Church
Point of Rocks
Wm. Miller
Geo. M. Miller
Robert I. Jamison
Moriga— Gee
Isaac M. Fisher
Thos. W. Russell
Issac
Russell
George A. 7
Souler
Jesse Kreig
Adamstown
Harry W. Dorsey
Lydie AL Bargee
Joseph Kreitz
Andrew J. Kreitz
Emmitsburg
Elizabeth A. Shoemaker
John H. Derr
Daniel Shepiey
St. Paul's Evan
Myersville
Ounterbridge Horsey
Daniel Bacne
Josephus EB
Henry T. Harley
Jno
A. Rouzer
Wm. H. Beaillot
Libertytown
B. Sechrist
George H. Hickman
Josephine Cross
Foxville and surrounding notes from The News
Sept 3 dispatches from Foxville and nearby towns report C Schultz as traveling salesman for A Landener and Wm Grumbine staying overnight, several schools opening with small enrollments, by Wm Dinemore at North Foxville and Geo F Thomas at Foxrville. Local notes cover band performances, illness, farming prep, and weather as dry and warm with needs for rain.
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A. Landener
Wm. Grumbine
Birely Bros
Biler’s Valley
GT. Fox
North Foxville
Wm. Dinemore
Foxrville
Geo. F. Thomas
Agricultural Fairs Open With Strong Exhibits At Hanover
West Virginia and Baltimore fairs opened with solid attendance and robust stock displays. Lizzie Alstadt won the horsemanship prize a silver goblet awarded by Captain Lee H. Meier. The Hanover fair and Montgomery County fair report large turnouts and quality exhibits. Community notes describe a junior corps picnic, religious instruction, and local improvements including a blacksmith shop and schoolhouse whitewash. Captain J D McClellan nears recovery as talk grows of a Salvation Army meeting.
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Morgan's Grove
West Virginia
John Aghoner
Fsreer
Rndine
Praa
Muss Lizzie Alstadt
Thomas Altstadt
Lee H. Meier
Hanover
Montgomery
Edwin Wileta
Iculture
John W. White & Son
Acd Farm
Pungent Paragraphs From A Busy Maryland Town
The Emmitsburg cornet prodigy Guy Hopre and his father return from Baltimore where Hopre was engaged by Ford's Opera House at a salary of 208 dollars weekly. Two hundred and Sky-two people head to Pan-Mar for a Lutheran reunion. A drum corps serenades the Ridgelys, and Miss Minnie Bailey has another spasmodic attack. The Lutheran church cornerstone will be laid at Utica tomorrow. Brown's Iron Bitters advertised for biliousness. Several local clerks and clergymen receive notices of calls and appointments. A new hot air stove is touted as a revolutionary heater. The Sick List lists D. Hauer Qaynn ill in Baltimore and Mrs. Zimmerman laid up with quinsy. Local schooling opens with 31 pupils at New Market. Heady notes on residents and business changes fill the day’s pages.
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New London
New Loxpon
Central
Aliss Jessie Strailman
Sand Hill
Mattie Breneman
Youngz
Central Chapel AL. P. Church
McCullough
Guy Hopre
Emmitsburg
Baltimore
Ford
Opera House
Pan-Mar
O. E. Ridgely
West South Street
B. R. Carnahan
Beedgeville
Reformed Church
Jefferson
Chas
W. R. Crom
Mercersburg Pa. College
United Fire Company
Chae.j. Butler
Hezekiah Bailey
Hood
New Departure In Paving Practices Affects Cobble Streets
A Washington D C correspondent notes two Washington papers describe a new paving method by Capt Symons on E Street between Pennsylva nia Avenue and 15th Street. Instead of removing the cobbles, asphalt is laid over them and the joints fired with a bituminous binder. The idea, if applied to Frederick streets, would save excavation and base work, representing a fresh approach to cobble to asphalt conversion across the District. The Orphans Court heard several estate matters and the Baltimore market report noted firm prices for various grains and related commodities alongside crop receipts and storage figures.
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Tax News
Washington, D. C
Frederick Streets
Washington
Symons
E Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
15Th Street
Mothers warned against deadly opium in soothing syrup
A crime report notes a child died after taking opiate in a soothing syrup. It questions why mothers would use such poison when Ackers Baby Soother offers a safe alternative. The product is sold by J A Williamson, a local druggist.
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Ackers
J. A. Williamson
Killed on the B and O Railroad at Marriottsville
Hezekiah Bailey aged seventy three was killed on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Marriottsville yesterday at 11 am while picking up coal on the west bound track. A freight train struck him causing fatal injuries. He left a widow and six children and was interred at Mt. Olivet cemetery after a funeral service.
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Hezekiah Bailey
Baltimore and Ohio
Marriottesville
Marriottsvlle
Burley
Frederick Junction
Marriottsville
Richard Hargett
Mt. Olivet
M.S. MicKingey
S. B. Warfield
Matthias Bartgis
Edward Sinn
GC. C. Certy
Naval Academy Candidate Examination Begins With Sixty Five Applicants
The Naval Academy examination at Annapolis opened yesterday with sixty five candidates. One Maryland appointment remains open for Congressman McComas to fill on his return from Europe.
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Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Maryland
Congressman McComas
Europe
Dr Acker's English Pills Promoted for Liver and Headache Relief
A 19th century notice touts Dr Acker's English pills as a remedy for sick headache and liver troubles. The ad claims the pills are small sweet easy to take and do not gripe. Sold by F A Williamson.
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Yo Reif
Dr. Acker
F. A. Williansan Dene Ra
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