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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1896

Page

7

Weather and sales notices drift through pages closing time

The page fragment lists weather data from the Weather Bureau and notices of sales and rentals. Names like Millas Veltch and Chas. L. Cronies appear amid shop listings such as Mullinix & Kemp and John Hendrickson. The ad clutter hints at a local community notices section with sales, rentals, and school references.

L. A. Rice Woman's College Milas Veltch Maught Chas. L. Cronies Cape Laat E. Getzendanner News Office Mullinix & Kemp Pbeans C. Carty Py Goods John Hendrickson Grove & Eladley Kemp Beat & Kepler

Purely Personal Notices From Middletown Area

Purely personal notes list residents and visitors in Middletown and nearby towns. Miss Lotta Shafer sails to Atlantic City then returns to Allentown to resume college duties. many others, including Miss Lucy Shafer, Mrs Amy Grumbite, Rev F B Narvey, and Ms Bessie Young, are traveling, visiting relatives, or residing in Middletown. Local movements include teachers, students, and families from Baltimore, Washington, Frederick, and beyond, with occasional notes on health, employment, and social visits.

Lotta Shafer Middletown Atlantic City Allentown Lucy M. Shafer Tablegash Indian Territory Amy Grumbite Foxville Frederick F. B. Narvey M. EK Knoxville Cottage City Afasa Mies Lizzie Long Lizzie Cloke Baltimore P. ¥. Long Carlin House Wig Patterson Bessie Young John Davis Sainte’ Street Annie L. Forreat Littlestown Japan Weiner East South Leslie Moser Ohio Myereville James Pincin Frank Pincin Altoona John D. Miller J. Newton Brows Dover N. J Myeraville Vicint Walter Beder Cambridge Wested Flora Marth Market Street Sturgla Lula Washington, D. C Bert McCardell Hagerstown Annie E. Edmonds William Potter Heedyayilie Nannie Black Washington Cora Whipp Jefferson

Sabbath Services and District League Reports

The Frederick district Methodist Episcopal community lists tomorrow’s worship in multiple churches including Episcopal Holy Communion at All Saints and special Epworth League services. Services also occur at Trinity ME, Westminster League, United Brethren, and Presbyterian sites with varied pastors and schedules. The Frederick District League annual convention at Hancock adjourned with officers elected and 85 delegates attending. next rest session slated for August 1997 at Harper’s Ferry. Labor Rally at Kemp Hall Sunday features L. C. Williams and music. Union United Brethren officers elected for the Maryland Conference include A M Evers as president and J S Chamberlain as secretary, among others.

L. F. M. Myere Asoa Servicas James’ Laweras Breser PD. Fabrocy Borgust Epworth League Evangelis Presbyterian Church Westminster Leagos All Gaunts’ Episcopal Church Mortows McKentey M.E Epworth Leaguera Hancock United Brethren Church Frederick Eworth League Methodist Episcopal Church Sassion Bancock Cumberland Harry Boggs Piedmont W. Va Lee M. Bender Martingburg Harper'a Ferry Ministerial Institute United Brethren Church, Maryland Er. A. M. Evers J. 8. Chamberlain Tressurer J. T. Spangler Rey. J. KE. Faut J. B. Chamberlain

Runaway Down Gonth Mountain near Reno's monument

Keedysville men W C Geeting and J B Hoover started for the Middletown picnic on Saturday. The wagon’s abaft girth broke causing the shafts to raise and the buggy to run forward on the horse. The horse kicked and dashed downhill. Hoover escaped through the rear, Geeling toppled, but both avoided serious injury. They proceeded to the picnic with a horse held by a bystander.

Gonth Mountain W. C. Geeting J.B. Hoover Keedysville Middletown Reno’s Monument Mr. Hoover Mr. Geeling

Injured Baltimore Dental College Student in Farm Machinery Incident

Siméon? George H. Tramp, a Bal timore Dental College student, suffered severe injuries at his father's farm in Manchester Carroll County when his clothing was caught in a thrashing machine. Whirled, he struck his head on the floor, his clothes torn away. he was unconscious and in a semi comatose state with little hope of recovery per physicians.

Siméon George H. Tramp Baltimore Dental College Manchester Carroll County Tramp Fits

The Ladies and the California Fig Syrup Remedy

An ad touts Syrup of Fig as a safe remedy for women under all conditions. It urges using the genuine article from the California Fig Syrup Company and notes distribution by licensed druggists.

California Fig Syrup Company Draggtats

Market Gossip Remains Busy As Fall Provisions Rise

The market buzzes with fresh produce and keeping costs as autumn nears. Readers note tomato and cabbage abundance, varied prices for meat and poultry, and political chatter about a third party amid steady fruit sales from Yellow Springs to Frederick along with local orchard mentions and an emphasis on year round butter and eggs.

Yellow Springs Braddock Frederick Uke Carpenter Allen Grumbine Sponcellor Wolfe Sud Enlil Pesches Stauffer Peace Orchard Frederick County Aasto

Pocketbook Lost Near Hiddietown Recovered by Neighbor

Miss Pet Neikirk of near Hiddietown lost a pocketbook containing $13 on the way to Frederick last Wednesday. The next day neighbor James O Bussard found the bag and promptly returned it to the owner.

Pet Neikirk Hiddietown Frederick James O. Bussard

The Ringgolds and General Ringgold’s Colonial Era Life

The Ringgold family bannered wealth and social rank in Maryland during colonial times. General Ringgold, a long-time U S Senator, married Mary Cadwallader of Philadelphia and helped found a German newspaper in Hagertown. He rode in grand style to Washington, shared lavish tips with staff, and enjoyed fox hunting while shaping local settlement. He supported the War of 1812 and left a mixed political legacy.

Ana Kankoa Hinggold Hingerstown Bunsrebold Maryland Republic Congress United States Miea Cidwallader Philadelphia Washington Bloggold Ringgold London Fountain Rock Mansion Frederick Elty Rockville Washington City General Ringeold Sam Pio General Ringgold Congert Great Britain Col Tlighman Chesapeake Bay Light Horse Hegerstown Gen. Ringgold Francia Scott Key Rand Key Anacreon

Pleasant camping party on Monocacy yields fine fishing

Mr and Mrs Frank Smith and children with Mrs Benty Nelson and children and Mr and Mrs John Wilson and child spent a pleasant time at Camp Ideawake along the Monocacy and reported fishing good. They hosted an excellent supper for friends last night as evidence of their skit with Red Land Hoe. A 14 pound carp was captured last night.

Frank Smith Benty Nelson John Wilson Ideawake

ELECTRIC ROAD PROGRESS AHEAD NEAR Middletown

Work on the trolley route along the mountain progresses with pole holes nearly all filled on the Middletown side and crews erecting poles and track links. Builders plan to raise a new structure at Broad Run while water supply remains ample for summer. local schools reopen on Monday.

Middletown

Century Cycle Run Promises Long Errand Across City

This fragment outlines the Century Cycle Run event with route points through Baltimore and surrounding towns, setting start times, station checks, and finish requirements. It mentions entries closing on October 15 1898, required checks at multiple stations, two pace makers ahead of the captain, and medal eligibility upon completing the course. Also notes a separate local item about Mr Barry Keller’s accident at Point of Rocks, and a Bequest news update for Mr John M Reapsomer, plus a Europe tour return of Mr Edwin B Ray and party.

Baltimore City National Building Association Paid Up Stock Ad

Notices announce Baltimore City branch offers paid up stock at 7 percent payable semiannually tax free. Baxie Jonwson named as sole agent. Also a regular monthly meeting of the Business Men's Association scheduled for Monday September 7 at 8 PM at City Register's Office with L A Rice as secretary. Woman's College opening and enrollment details tease courses and start date. Music shop advertises latest scores for two days. Bran and optical services advertised with shop visits and prices.

National Building Association of Baltimore City Frederick Baxie Jonwson Business Men’s Association Sharp City Register’s L A. Rice

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