Local Advertisements and Sales Listings
Quick glance at new ads includes shoe dealer Loy and Perry proposals D H Summers president selling buggies and related items Barber Shop for sale at 6 W Church St Crown Drill company listings E Price Co and C E Cline Co multiple names including Miss Parkins D H Best A Kennedy and others plus Order Nisi on Andit involving Jacob Rohrback
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B. Church
Grambine
Enner & Kemp
Doll Brothers
Jacob Rohrback
Nisi On Andit
Brief Bits From The Local Page
A miscellany of short items notes September pork, oyster trade revival, nearing excursion season end, bargains on summer goods and Thanksgiving plans. Reports mention political reorganization of the Republican State Central Committee, a Paris cafe relic table auction, local injuries from a wagon fall, sale of Emmit House interest, coal question, red ant extermination tip, Grimes cellar door set for 19th, and various small notices including a post office lamp, a Plymouth notch linden tree, and a Santa Cruz mountain railroad project with an artificial cataract. Also, eel catching in a nearby creek marks the largest local haul in weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Anc
Republican State Central Committee
Harry M. Clabaugh
Henry Clay Waill
Noble H. Creager
Paris
Gambetta
Floquet
Casimir- Perler
Jules Ferry
Jacob Dadisman
L. Bosley
Plymouth
Mass
Market report notes brisk fruit sales and price ranges
A lively market morning for fruit with peaches and grapes selling well. Butter and eggs quoted with rising winter expectations. various meats and vegetables listed with per unit prices and weekly supply notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porterhouse
Bermuda
Bay Taylors
August Grand Jury Offers Sympathy For Ailing Juror
The August term grand jury expressed heartfelt sympathy for juror Wm. BH. Doub after his illness and wished him a speedy recovery. The Secrist Hoffmann road case remains before the Court with witnesses examined and objectors on landowner notification and petition ties debated. Court will reconvene next Monday at 9:30 a.m. for continued argument and the regular session starts at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Wm. BH. Doub
Calvin
Stem
Secrist-Hoffman Road
An Old Frederick County Union Ticket Relic
George M. Chambers reports possession of an old Union ticket from Frederick County. The face lists Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson for President and Vice President with an American flag below, followed by electors Thomas Swenn for governor Francis Thomas for Congress Ans E Trail for the Senate Samuel Keefer Upton Rubimen Thomas A Smith David Rinehart David Agnew for the House of Delegates. The ticket is a relic from the days when the war began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Chambers
Frederick County
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Thomas Swenn
Francis Thomas
Congress
Ans. E. Trail
Siste Senate
David J. Markey
Samuel Keefer
Upton Rubimen
Thomas A. Smith
David Rinehart
David Agnew
House of Delegates
Four men discharged after preliminary hearing for larceny
Dixon and Martin were among four men charged in $169 bonds each. Before Justice Edward Hewes they were discharged after two reprimands and cautioned to be more careful about company in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon and
Martin
Lstceny
Edward Hewes
The Fair Closes After Record Morgan's Grove Event
The Morgan's Grove Fair near Shepherdstown West Virginia ended after a highly successful run. Each of the four days drew very large crowds with officers estimating about thirty thousand attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherdstown
W.va
Extensive Trip Planned by Bizes Brothers to West and Mexico
Messrs J. S. and D. S. Bizes of Rocky Ridge left yesterday for an extended journey. They will travel to Chicago then across the great West to Mexico. The trip may total about ten thousand miles and will be made at the most favorable season of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
J. S. and
D.S. Bizes
Rocky Ridge
Chicago
Great West
Mexico
Baltimore and Ohio Astroad Co
Baltimore
Ohio River
Pny
Specia
Burned by Ammonia Gas in School Repair Accident
George Bartholomew of Lancaster and Charles Rowe of Emite burg suffered a dangerous incident while repairing an ice machine at St. Joseph's Academy near Emiteburg. A leaking valve released ammonia gas, injuring Bartholomew with blistered chest and arms while Rowe escaped unhurt. Bartholomew improves under Dr. John B. Braher's care but will be unable to work for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bartholomew
Lancaster
Charles C. Rowe
Emiteburg
St. Joseph's Academy
Bartholomew
Mr. Bartholomew
Emmi House
Mr. Rowe
John B. Braher
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals and Guests Listing
Yesterday's hotel arrivals show guests from Baltimore Philadelphia New York Washington and county travelers. Names include Orry Hover Reed Reed McPhins Sylvester Price Denny Parrish Dorsey Young Palmer Tibbetts Cochran Stoddard Gaskins and more with several travelers from various counties and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orry
H. Reed
Wiliamsport
W. H. McPhins
E. C. Sylvester
F. S. Price
W. L. Denny
H. G. Parrish
Allen Dorsey
C.H. Young
Baltimore
AH. Palmer
J. E. Tibbetts
Philadelphia
J. H. Cochran
New York
G. W. Stoddard
D. Gaskins
Washington
E. W. Lightner
Hanover
A.G. Moody
W. Barton
Albert A. Dorsey
Westminster
Visitors from ae ee inspectors visit Columns district works
Visitors from ae ee and Messrs Gaskins and Orchard, inspectors of the Commissioners of the District of Columns, toured the city yesterday afternoon. They viewed the brick yards, praised the five quality of brick, and were hosted by Col Renner. They departed for Washington on the 20 train aboard the $20 coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Ee Messrs
Gaskins
Ant Ochard
Washington, D Cl
Funeral for Mrs Chiziotte Goodman Held in City
The funeral for Mrs Chiziotte Goodman occurred at her daughter's home on East Patite Street yesterday afternoon at three. Interment followed at Mount Mivet Cemetery with Roy Osborne Ingle delivering the sermon. The pallbearers were W. H. Jao Fleshman and C. Carty Strickler, rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiziotte Goodman
Jerome Ford
East Pat Tite Street
Yeserdsy
Mount Mivet
Roy Osborne Ingle
W. H. Jao
Fleshman
C. Carty
Strickler
Cat With a Stone Incident Narrated
Ralph Wachter, son of the late Charles E. Wachter, residing on West Fifth street, was cut above one eye yesterday afternoon when struck by a stone thrown during a clash with boys in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Charles E. Wachter
West Fifth Street
The Girl About Town Notes and Local Nonsense
A lively column discusses household topics and town events. The writer comments on fairs, vegetables, electric lines, Congress, ladies and premiums, plus local life in a city with dirty streets, few lights, and sewers washed only in rain. It mentions railroad wrecks, murders, a dance, Frank Rhodes entertainments, and a birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelie
Carroll Creek
Hiram
Frank Rhodes
Young Man Grabill Killed While Hauling Wood Near Hedgesville
A 20 year old man named Grabill, youngest son of Samuel Graybill of Hedgesville West Virginia, was killed when his team ran away while hauling wood. His body was found in the road and brought to Woodsboro for burial in the Woodsboro cemetery. He was grandson of the late William Slagle and cousin of Jacob S. Grabill of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grabill
Samuel Graybill
Hedgesville
W. Va
Woodsboro
Wm. Slagle
Jacob S. Grabill
Brilliant wedding at Reformed Church of Jefferson
The wedding of Louis E. Bentz of Martinsburg West Virginia and Mollie V. Hemp of Jefferson was held at the Reformed Church of Jefferson on a Wednesday in September. The ceremony featured a breakfast, a full Reformed service, and Mendelssohn music, with a reception dress of black faille silk and a bouquet of La France roses. The newlyweds will honeymoon for four weeks visiting the World's Fair and western cities before settling in Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church of
Jefferson
Louis E. Bentz
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mollie V. Hemp
Miss Hemp
Abraham Hemp
Beniz
Martinsberg
H. Boteler
E. P. Skyles
A. Hemp, Jr
Dr. Pennington
Lohengrin
J. ©. Bolger
HO. F. Vittmar
Hoffhein’s
Amfartinsburg
H. Skyles
Woodstock
Mendelssohn
Buniz Wil
W Va
Bolger
Mart Skyes
Biss Skyies
Miss Codieniz
Middletown
Mmd
Alice Routazha
Frederick
Marviene
Penzington
Mertinsburg
W. Ve
Letters From the People Case Notes on Local Issues
Readers voice concerns about store practices and service delays in a fragmented letter column. Names given include BLP Ceew engineer and G. M. Reopss fireman, reflecting municipal and community service topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceew
G. M. Reopss
Local Health Notes on Several Residents
Miss Mary J Krise suffers a sprained ankle. Mr George Bender of North Market Street is the sickest. Mr Lafayette Norris shows improvement while Mr Archie Walsh remains sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Krise
George Bender
North Market Street
Lafayette Norris
Archie Walsh
Disorder at Colored Emancipation Celebration Turns Violent
State authorities toured Mt. Airy after a large African American crowd rioted near the camp meeting grounds. Reports say a man was killed and several shot during melees. saloons closed early as fights erupted and residents were injured. Authorities issued warrants as about 4000 colored attendees gathered in Carroll County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Carroll County
Charles E. Fink
Albert Dorsey
Snd
Miz Ridgely
Charles Richardson
Elkton Fair Winners And Local Incidents Reported
Segws of the State notes key items from yesterday and today including horse winners at Elkton Fair Miss Thompson Hubert C and Randolia. Incidents include drownings near Wyming Del and a hunting accident near Centreville.
Death notices from Taneytown and Unionville area
The Work of Death reports Mrs. Charlotte Rudisel widow of Thomas Rudisel of Taneytown died at D. J. Rinehart’s in Frizzellburg on Monday night in her 79th year. She was twice married, her first husband Dr. John Hefner of Indiana who died in 1951. She was sister to the late John and Peter Grabill of Shippensburg and Emmitsburg. Joseph H. Hartsock of West Falls district, formerly Unionville resident, died near Harrisville on the 4th or 6th instant at 4 to 5 p m. His remains rest at Linganore Cemetery. funeral at M E Church Unionville at 11 a m Friday. He was in his 60s and well known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Flinder and Son
Washington, D. C
Mr. Lewis
Charles Herring
Harrisonburg
Mrr
H. Dorsey Etchison
Oklahoma Territory
Woodford
New Mexico
Alma Demorest
Edna Schafer
Ladiesburg
Washington County
Ray Fogle
Double Pipe Creek
Eli Frost
R. H. Drane and Son
Piedmont
W. Vs
Elsie
Niagara Falls
James H. Gambrill
Blanche
L. Lilly
Mise Derverest
John Fitchie
Wm. Kolb
Walter Rice
M. J. Grove
Chicago
Wm. A. Kolb
North Market Street
New York
Ireland
Friends
Messrs
W. H. McDonnell
Mt. Pleasant
J. Welty Fabbey
Huntington
Normal College
Sirs
Wim
Floyd Sicard
Philadelphia
West Church Street
D. M. Scholl
May A. Scholl
Derr
Ceresville
Joseph WH. Hartsock
Joseph H. Hartnock
Weat Falls
Unionville
Harrisville
Linganore Cemetery
M. E
Hartsock
Social World Apple Butter Boiling at Hyatt Home
An evening of old fashioned apple butter boiling near Monroeville at the Hyatt home brought together friends and neighbors. Laughters and songs filled the parlors with music by Maude and Lothe, followed by a bountiful dining room feast of cakes melons and fruits. The gathering closed with a parting song and thanks, leaving guests with memories of Bingos and drunken Tableau-esque pastimes.
News of the Churches Sunday Services in City and Country
A general church notice lists meetings led by J F Ruprecht and A L Khe, with Rev J Loysa Sample to preach at Presbyterian tomorrow and Rev Alfred M Schaffner to speak on the Reformed Church Cententes history. St John s Catholic Church schedules Masses 630 820 and 10 am with 830 for teachers and children. Medals for attendance and doctrine, sodality promises, and a reception for men into the Sodality of the B V M are noted. The Academy and parochial school for girls open on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Ruprecht
A. L. Khnen
J. Loysa Sample
Black Hills
Far West
Presbyterian Church
Reformed Church
Emmitsburg
Alfred M. Schaffner
United States
Saint John’s Catholic Church
Sodality
Bosemory
Sodality of the
O'Rourke
Academy of the Visitation of the B. V. AL
Blonday
Gospel Meeting Led by Mr Charles W Birely
Mr. Charles W. Birely will conduct the gospel meeting of the association tomorrow afternoon at 3 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Birely
Association
Crown Grain Drill Wins Sixth Rockville Premium
The Crown Grain Drill again earned first premium at Rockville Fair with J B Price & Co receiving honors. The drill is popular with farmers as a leading force feed tool, and Price & Co report sales of several units amid growing demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
J.B. Price & Co
Rockville Fair
Rockville
Messrs. Price & Co
The True Figure Syrup Ad Claims Superior Remedy
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a permanent benefactor to the human system while condemning inferior mineral laxatives. It urges choosing the genuine product manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrep Co
Tao
Towels and Table Linens Sold At Underpriced Rates
A shipment arrived at Mullinige Kemp Dry Goods Department featuring towels with knotted fringe and bemathiched finish along with table damasks. Prices run about 20 percent under regular prices.
Fall and Winter Goods Now Available at Jams B Waleir & Co
Jams B Waleir & Co announces a complete line of fall and winter goods featuring new dresses with trimmings and a full stock of men's, ladies, and children's wear in heavy and medium weights. The store invites customers to call and view the complete assortment as cooler mornings and evenings signal the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MSICH
GOR
Carpet Department Seeks Largest Brussels and Tagrains Stock
Our new carpets are arriving fast and we will display the largest and finest line of Brussels and Tagrains ever shown in our city at the very lowest prices. Do not buy until you see our new stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Brussels
Rambler riders win at big meets and set records
Notes from the big meets: Geo F Taylor on Rambler beats Johnson at Minneapolis and Taylor plus Buss take second and third in the Great $1,000 Cup International Race at Indianapolis. J P Bliss on Copper Rimmer sets a new track record at Wauseon while Dirmberger on Rambler wins the Mile Open at Milwaukee. Ramblers dominate prizes at Chicago and Indianapolis meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Taylor
Johnson
Minneapolis
J.P. Bliss
Wauseon
M. Dirnberger
G. F. Taylor
W.A. Rhodes
Zimmy
Ripon
Indianapoli
Taylor
Buss
Zimmerman
Geo. F. Taylor
Milwaukee
Windle
Tyler
Chicago
Indianapolis
Tidera
H A. Githens
J. P. Bliss
M. Dirmberger
A. N. French
E. W. Bailard
Walter Foster
Wicber Edwards
C. 5. Wella
F. H. Herrick
W. F. Simms
Wm. B. Hurlburt
F. Ed. Spooner
Geo. A. Falkner
Ramblers
Tailor Shop Promotes Fall Winter Stock and Fitting
An advertisement touts exclusive fall and winter stock from a first class merchant tailor. Customers are invited to view the latest novelties and leave their measurements to ensure a perfect fit.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Frederick Weather
Aeroptep Ny Eexesr Barts
Zam
Spm
Maxton
the Son
Wasixetos, D. C
M. W W. Harrimeron
the Weather Bureau
Edward
James IV of
Scoland
Gilbert
Darced
N. Haged
Allen
Calvin Harbaugh
J. Eichelberger, Jr
Michael Hoke
Emmit House
Geo. M. Steckmen
Carlisle
Streat
Southern Pacific Railroad
Wright's Station
Santa Cruz Mountains
California
Romer Young
Eugene Hadner
David Freshour
Jones's Mills
Fabrney and McDonnell
Prospect Peach Orchard
D V- Stauffer
Heath Clingaldz
Poe
Virginia
Carent Communications
Wr. Travis
Barton
Miss Thompson
Hubert C
Randolia
Airs George Steele
Wyoming
Del
W.B. Earl
Centreville
Ebbitt Beall
Laurel
Naval Academy
Frank Thomas
Stevensonville
Kent Island
Howard County
Manor Fig Veln Coal Company
Cumberland
Elk Garden
Patapsco National Bank
Ellicott City
Ocean City
John Hendrickson
Jonx Hexozicxson
Bodock & Neidig
Provock & Neidig
Hodock & Neidig
A. T. Rice &Sons
Rice & Sons
Boneea
Driskone
North Market
Frederics, MD
News OF the Churches
Cline & Cos
E. Cline & Co
Clne & Co
Prof. Richards
W. W. Lesser
City Hotel
Mullingie & Kemp
Pex Tra
EZ. Walker & CO. CO
Tyerson
Jams B, Waleir & CO
Morin & Kem P
Cline & Co
Peraienal Assay
Maryland
C. E
Clingan
Avent
LSAFE
Ragk
Frederick Junction
Hier Addrews
Frederick, Md
Usacsil
Keller & DeLashmuit
East
Patrick Street
Blackston
B. H. Buacsston
IGN
Market Street
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