Fine Stallion Purchased by John White & Sons
The Moreland Stock Farms in New York sold a high bred trotting stallion by Volunteer, sire of St Julien, described as a fine bridle horse. A corny roast was held at Boyd's in Montgomery County with entertainment by Mrs Williams and Mr Burdette. Pleasant Hill festival raised £65 for Union Chapel and work continues with dishes awarded to top fundraisers.
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John White & Sons
Moreland
New York
Boyd's
Montgomery County
T. Willams
Mr. L. Burdette
R. Burdette
Lamereett Williams
Mire. L. A. Edelen
Lon Burdette
S.T. Williams
G. McAtee
Mrcs
Mamie Shipley
Pleasant Hill
Hamburg Pike
Ranlee
Frederick
Union Chapel
James Morgan
Chas. Dutrow
Dutrow
Purely Personal Notices From Frederick
A stream of short notes records many residents traveling to and visiting in Baltimore Washington and surrounding towns. Several names including Thomas Waters Johnson Walsh and Perry are mentioned with extended movements and visits. Community members see health notes and local events as well as a new Boys' Work division at the Frederick City Y M C A.
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Oliver H. Pearre
Johneville
Henry A. Maxwell
A G. Crner
Johnson
Baltimore
Frank Brown
David GP Thomas
Balmore
Katie‘Waters
South Market Street
Simon Parsons
Harry Johnson
John W. Walsh
Misees Fallon
Harry Cali
Aaronsburg
Jaz. P. Perry
North Market Street
John E. Sifford
Charles
George W. Cramer
Pimlico
Abraham Rosenour
Rosenonr & Sons
Washington
Emory Nunz
Baftizsore
Monumental
Richard Perry
Jas. P. Perry & Son
D. T. Lakin
West Church Street
Minnie Dixos
Wrest Aul Saints’ Street
Mecars
Lewia Dingan
Tho. Gatch
A. J. Delashmut
Wm. H. Nicodermug
Daniel Miller
Edw. Grove
Capt
E. N. Hobbs
L. A. Hager
Geo. Shafer
Edw. Herring
Wm. H. Ways, Jr
A. A. Sharretty
J. G. Matter
Carroll County
Ezra Kemp
Frederick
Walkersville
Harry Dancan
Washington, D. C
Frederick Heinlein
N. Market Street
John E
Adamstown
J. Caldwell Barns
New York City
City
Nelia Kemp
Altoons
M. Carty
Boston
Marz
W. J. Conkit
J.O. Knott
Trinity M. EB
Neua
Morgan H. Ramsburg
Middletown
Charles A. Heagey
C.D. Tyson
Harry Stone
Black Call
Mechanicstown
Mies Halas Dertzbaugh
Miss Vivian Herving
Frederick City
Af. C. A
Association Rooma
Noca
Death and Faith in Blessing Family Farewell Hymn
Stanzas mourn the death of George H Blessing with religious reflections on rest from trouble and eternal life in Christ. The obituary-like verse emphasizes faith, heavenly rest, and meeting the loved ones in salvation. Domestic notices follow with visiting Baltimore and Washington residents and a Frederick County September court docket summary.
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Frederick County
Zinn-Ase Wood ties to Emma Ashwood in Adamstown ceremony
At the Reformed church parsonage in Adamstown on Feraday the 12th, Rev S L Whitmore officiated the matrimonial bond between William O Zinn of Stephenson Frederick County Virginia and Emma A Ashwood of Summit Point Jefferson County West Virginia.
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the Reformed Church
Adamstown
Feraday
S. L. Whitmore
W. 0 Zinn
Stephenson
Frederick County
Emma A. Ashwood
Summit Point
Jefferson County
W. Va
Red Men Council Tour and Fort McHenry Visit
The Red Men council held two secret sessions and escorted through streets and parks. Great Chief of Records Chris G Gooley of Pennsylvania gave an address. Members will travel to Columbia this afternoon to view the bombardment of Fort McHenry.
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Red Men's Council
Council of Red Men
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Chis. G. Gooley
Pennsylvania
Bers
Columbia
Fort McHenry
Boonsboro Briefs from the Boonsboro Times
Local notes report Mrs Samuel Mamma injured in a grape box accident with a dislocated shoulder. Obituaries note the death of Mrs. Hers Mare Byers in Edinburg Illinois. A union meeting is planned in Appletown woods and Rev Dutmer of Littlestown spoke on endowment funds for a new professorship at Lancaster College. A serious saw mill accident near Meadville injures Oscar Grossuickie’s hand. Read of guests visiting nearby families and students pursuing studies at Western Maryland College in Westminster.
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Boonsboro
Samuel Mamma
Mare Byers
Chalmer Byers
Siser
Jacob Biecker
Ediiburc
Alnois
Nicodemus” Woods
Appletown
Dutmer
Littlestown
Reformed Church
Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church
Lancaster Coleese
Oscar Grossuickie
Local Notes Track Weather And Deaths In Middletown
Middletown Matters reports a dreary weather outlook with market day reminders and Republican meetings. It lists deaths of Mrs. Virginia C Kefauver and Mrs. Virginia C Wastler, plus local personal moves and visits, including Emory Bowlus and Wilbur Bowlus heading to Ohio oil wells, and families traveling between Harmony, Frostburg and Springfield.
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Emory M. Bowlus
Wilbur Bowlus
Noah Bowles
Wood County
Ohio
Jacob Baker
Springfield
Baker
Joseph Minnick
Carrie
Effie Shaffer
Frostbore
Hagerstown
John E.babbington
Harmony
Springfeld
An A. RK. Toms
Elle
Samuel Harford
Magzie Toms
Airs Toms
Geo.e. Rady
Lizzie Sheetenheim
Moshe Lighters
Inla Beachley
Dayton
Polo, Thi
English Pills Sold by J A Williamson
A note touts Dr. Acker's English pills as a safe cure for headache and general ailments. The advertisement claims the pills are mild, sweet, easy to take and non sparking while the seller, J A Williamson, is noted as the druggist.
Flames In A Colliery At Eddy Creek Mine
The Eddy Creek colliery at Olyphant, part of the Delaware and Hudson Canal company, has burned since an explosion three weeks ago that killed four men. Efforts to reach the fire have failed due to deadly gases, with the fire now in the upper shaft. Water jets flood the mine while workers wait, as about 356 men are idle and planners weigh sealing the mine or letting it burn out, affecting 700 acres to be filled and long pumping delays.
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Eddy Creek
Olyphast Salk Burtlng
Scranton
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Olyphant
Desperate Strikers Refuse to Serve at Mines Amid Tense Guard
Desperate crowds of 200 policemen recruits from the Rochester Buffalo and Pittsburg Coal and Iron company left after learning they would not be sworn in to guard the Walston and Adrian mines. Four hundred expected West Virginia miners may not come without protection. English and Hungarian Italians among workers show warlike sentiment and carry revolvers amid the unsettled strike climate.
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Parxsutawhey
Rochester
Buffalo
Electric Bitters touted as health restorer and tonic
The advertisement praises Acker's dyspepsia remedies and Electric Bitters as life changing, claiming relief from indigestion, constipation, and lingering sickness. It promotes sales of 25 and 58 cent doses and 50 cent bottles at Garrett's drug store. The text emphasizes transformative health effects and world of testimonials.
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Borden
Acker
Ike
Garrett
Dr King’s New Discovery Trial Bottle Offer
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery guaranteed to relieve coughs and chest ailments with a free trial bottle at Joseph Garrotts Drug Store. It promises safety and dependability for throat and lung issues.
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Soseph Garrots Drug Store
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Wm. Foland
Scheil
John McCauley
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Edward Wachter
Charlesville
Massinss
Ira Trunde
Edward Zimmerman
Charles Carroll
Carrenton
Surrey
Ai. Zimmerman
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Crux Hotel
N. H. Walker
H. Martin
Fleb. Baldwin
R. B. Neynolds
W. T. Duval Baito
F. J. Frank
Geo. R. Watkins
F. J. Pooley
H. Saltzbarger
E. 3. Bates
Jos. F. Webber
Poila
J. Levicon
F. L. Converse
RK. Bacin
B. F. Bailey
Hamilton
P. A. Earich
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Hoffiz
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Adelside Cherie
Oniy A Farmer's Daughter
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Hover
Thier
M. Nevin
Shippensburg
F. Eppen
Beecham
Tas News
C. J. Price
M. E. Church
Asese Remsburg
Claggett’s Station
Washington County
Anna
E.T. Castle
Register
George H. Blessing
Christ
Lazarus
Jesus Christ
Nettie
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Laura V. Cronize
Mies
Lettie Sellman
Miatel Collins and
Latimer
Edith Kohlenberg
Zinn—Ase
Jack the Ripper
Lewis F. Kusswanl
Cardinal Gibbons
Leo
Rome
Bruno
Asmnals
Hagentown
Ciadie
O'Brien
Jen
Fate Irwin
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Woodsboro
Harry Moberly
Middletown Matters
Prom Valley Register
Virginia C. Kefauver
Dawson G. Kefauver
Keedysville
Kefauver
Peter Shafer
Virginia C. Wastler
Afr
Simon Wastler
Keller's Mill
Cole
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Charles H. Dix
Balfour
Gladstone
Comrbeate
J. Tyler Hicks & Co
Beston
Coorer
Clarkson
Bennett
Umeypre
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Medstone
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Lee Moe
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Lord Dalmeny
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Heliwonl
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Maertinsburg
Winenester
Victor
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Haines
FA Williams
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B.J Eldridge
W. Patrick Sr
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E. J. Eldridge
Brown & Delashmut
BF. Brown & Son
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Eowan
Poche
Harp Lee
East Patrick Street
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Jacob D.hane
Merket Street
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Smithsburn
Gessa
Beperstown
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Hegerstown
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Rock Ridge
Emmitsburg
Ermittsburg
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Fredenck Junction
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