Pleasant Paragraphs Personal Travel and Visits Reported
Purely personal items note Mrs F F Rhodes and daughter returning from Hanover Pa and Mrs Helen M Schley from Winchester Va. Several residents visit relatives and attend the World's Fair or travel to New York Washington Baltimore Annapolis Hagerstown and Baltimore. Recipients include Miss Eleanor Potts Miss Nannie Golds borough and Messrs George Potts Richard Potts with others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Rhodes
Hanover
Helen M. Schley
Winchester
Emms Derby
Charles Ranneberger
Walkersville
P.B. Kenokel
Orla McCarty
Manross
East Church Street
New York
John Sweadner
Roscoe
Liberty
Roscoe Sneadner
Saint Johns College
Annapolis
John Brosius
West
Eleanor Potts
Nannie Goldsborough
Eleanor Tyler
Helen Young
George and
Richard Potts
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sophis Thaler
M. E
Washington
Joe Dimmick
M. Whisner
West Patrick Street
Master W. Bennet
Emmitsburg
Charles Markell
Baltimore
Joseph D. Esker
Ellen Thomas
Frederick
Blue Mountain House
Chiydia Staley
South Market Street
Db. V. Stauffer
Atlantic City
Katie Zimmerman
East Third Street
Bliss Myrtle Kiracofe
Myeraville
Adams
Prohibition ticket nominated in Calvert county
News notes from Maryland report the prohibition party of Calvert county nominating a ticket while various incidents occur around the state. A heavy rain affected Beltsville area and a fatality near Laurel Grove is noted. barn struck by lightning in Washington county and an oyster season opening are recorded amid fair prospects for Easton and a planned peninsula event after the exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition Party
Calvert County
Prince George’s Fair
Alexander Hall
Laurel Grove
St. Mary’s County
Washington County
Benj
Annapolis
Roberts
Carroll County
Clsude Gogan
Cumberland
Indiana
West Virginia Central Railroad Company
Dobbins
W. Va
Stevenson
United States
Marriage Licenses for Local Couple in Woodville District
Adam Cook and Mary Ann Prooks, both colored, of Woodville district, obtained marriage licenses. The Sick Miss Kate Crum, of West South stress, who has been sick, is convalescent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Cook
Mary Ann Prooks
Woodville
Kate Crum
West South Stress
Electric Railway From Frederick to Middletown Planned
Frederick residents report renewed progress on an electric railway linking Frederick and Middletown. Rights of way are largely secured, investors buy 125 acres near Braddock springs, including a mountain summit with sweeping valley views. The project aims for a 20 minute trip and a parklike resort at the summit with hotel plans and observatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Middletown
Brunswick
New York
James C. Clarke
Braddock
Clarke
Geo. Wm. Smith
Messrs. Kefauver
Braddock Springs
Mt Phillip
White Rock
Middletown Valley
Harper's Ferry
Gapland
Allrange
South Mountain
Michdletown
White House
Braddock Spring
Nimble Squirrel Abundant This Season Near Mt Pleasant
Local residents report unusually plentiful squirrels this year after the shooting season opened. Yesterday Hicks Glessner and Balmer Singer captured seventeen in woods near Mt. Pleasant, indicating higher local wildlife activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks Glessner
Balmer Singer
Iia
Mt. Pleasant
Dr Eschbach Safely Shaken In Pennsylvania Flyer Wreck
The Pennsylvania Flyer derailed near Tyrone Pa while the Rev Dr E R Eschbach of Frederick traveled to Chicago. He was not injured and experienced a jolt that shook passengers from their berths during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Eschbach
E. R. Eschbach
Frederick
Chicago
Tyrone
Gospel meeting of the association to be held tomorrow afternoon
The association holds a gospel meeting tomorrow at 830 led by Chas. W. Birely and Marion Ellue. They will soon depart for college work with Birely heading to Yale and Ellue to Gettysburg Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W. Birely
Marion Ellue
Yale
Iitter
Gettyeburg Theological Seminary
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals With Regional Names
Hotel arrivals list numerous travelers and origins including Philadelphia Philadelphia New York Baltimore Buffalo Hagerstown and Columbia with counts from county and city. Names such as Crix Hovan W E McSherry Edward Cook and Reuben appear among many others from Maryland Pennsylvania and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerday
Crix Hovan
W. E. McSherry
Philadelphia
E. &. McDowell
Elwtra
Crawford
L. L. Peddinghaus
Edward Cook
L. J. Leon
New York
C. A. Hennecke
Buffalo
Lt. Reuben
G. H. Jackson
Baltimore
Gurorr Hovere
Noah Fraunfelter
H. J. Keilholtz
Double Pipe Creek
G. G. Goutner
John H. Libhart
J. G. Warner
Franz W. =potten
Columbia
Stephen D. Thomas
Hagerstown
J. R. Foley
Mi. Crawford
J. Kelly
Thetonla
Ohio
Canis
E. A. Morritz
J. B. Jones
A. Patterson
J-Hereber
Maryland My Maryland and the Nation in Rainy Week
A Maryland column reflects on Esther’s birth at the White House amid rain and political joking about Cleveland and gubernatorial hopes. It praises Maryland’s history, cites World’s Fair visits, and salutes Marylanders, Key monuments, and Barbara Fri chie, ending with a patriotic flourish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
White House
Rath
Cleveland
Victor
Poplar Terrace
Gettysburg
Three Years Given In Attempted Murder Case
In a circuit court session yesterday Thomas Phillips was found guilty of attempted murder and sentenced to three years in the penitentiary. Albert Lewis was also convicted of assault and received three years. William Shane was acquitted of assault and attempted murder. Several related incidents and testimonies from the Harrisville shooting were recounted, including a bystander’s remark to the bench. Willy Adams was fined for keeping a gambling house and Charles E. Butler faced two charges with one guilty verdict. A room above a Brunswick shop was used for gambling and drinking operations connected to Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Phillips
Phillips
Albert Lewis
Wm. Shane
Wiliam Shees
Harrisville
Sheen
Iniaw
Thomas Fritz
Fritz
Williem Adams
Charlies EH. Butler
Bronswrick
Butler
Bauer
Brunswick
J.C. Motter
Market mention in heavy market for peaches and vegetables
The market day reports a rainy morning with buyers wading through puddles while peaches are cheap at five to ten cents per half peck. Corn tomatoes and potatoes show resilience, cider will soon flow, and prices cover butter eggs poultry beef veal pork and assorted produce with many items priced per half peck per dozen or per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Bay Taylors
Zalmon
Sheepshead
Deaths and in memoriam notices from Hancock and Martinsburg
Nathan Sagie aged about seventy was found dead in Hancock Washington county at his house with his housekeeper Mrs Lewis Faith. He moved from Michigan two years ago and said to have fought at Harper s Ferry in 1899. William Hollis died at Bedford on September 10 aged 29, son of John A and Fannie Hollis of Martinsburg. He leaves a wife formerly Miss Helen Mitchell of Frederick. Infant Elizabeth B Myers died yesterday aged six months from cholera infantum. Funeral tomorrow at 9 from the Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Sagie
Lewis Faith
Hancock
Washington County
Sage
Michigan
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
WM. L. Holla
Sandsy
Bedford
Wm. L. Hollis
John A. and
Fannie Hollis
Martinsburg
W. V
Helen Mitchel
Frederick
Elizebeth B. Myers
Thos
Florence Myers
Wilson and Wisser Tie Wedding in Emmitsburg
Charlies J. Wilson and Florence Wisser, both of Mammaburg Pennsylvania, were married on Thursday morning September 14 1893 at the Lutheran parsonage in Emmitsburg by Rev. Charles Reinewald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilgon—Wisser
Lutheran Parsonage
Emmitsburg
Charles Reinewald
Charlies J. Wilson
Mies Florence Wisser
Mammasburg
Oldest Fire Engine Praised In Greencastle Trial
The Rescue Fire Engine of Greencastle Pennsylvania recently underwent a test and performed excellently. This ancient hand powered engine, built in 1741, has long been owned by Greencastle and claims the title of the country’s oldest fire engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Notable Charity Sale At Frederick Fair
Through P L Hargett Company hardware dealers of South Star ket street the city will witness a charitable sale during the Frederick Fair week. Proceeds go to charitable and benevolent uses in the city and county. Goods from business houses will be sold at public auction with no personal benefit to organizers, aiming to aid progress and prosperity of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lessrs. P. L Hargett & Company
Starket Street
Frederick
Messra
Hargett & Co
Hargett
Aluminum tickets aid streetcar fare system
Aluminum tickets are adopted by a street railway, with eight shapes including a round adult and octagonal child card. Adults pay six for a quarter, children ten for a quarter, issued via storekeepers to avoid conductor sales, no cancellation needed, and already popular in Kalamazoo and bank usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Fall wraps sale offers bargains on jackets cloaks
Fall wrap sale advertises jackets and cloaks for women and children at low prices. Items include fox jackets priced at 2.75 and cloaks around 1.75 to 5.00, with options in triclot h or coats and service available.
Churches Schedule Diverse Services Across Town
All Saints Episcopal holds usual services while Reformed Church in Emmitsburg reopens Sunday. Rev Dr Sisley of Baltimore preaches there tomorrow. A C A meeting led by W A Burger tomorrow evening. Trinity M E South morning and evening services by Rev J C Hawk with Epworth League gospel meeting at 6 30. Christian Endeavor at Evangelical Lutheran church tomorrow evening led by D Edward Berbert on Our Example What Shall It Be. M E East Church Street hosts 10 45 a m service by Rev A J Gill with 1 45 p m Sabbath school and 6 30 Epworth League. 7 30 p m sermon The Great King in Disguise. Prof Dr Wolfe to preach at St James Lutheran tomorrow. cornerstone of St James Lutheran Chapel on West Second St at 3 30 p m with Wolfe preaching. All pastors and congregations invited by St James Lutheran Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints Episcopal Church
Reformed Church
Emmitsburg
Sisley
Baltimore
W. A. Burger
Trinity M. E. Church
South
J. C. Hawk
Epworth League
A. E. Church
Martinsburg
Christian Endeavor Society
Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Church Street
D. Edward Berbert
M.E
A. J. Gill
Pamer
Parliament of Religions
Albert Gilson
Wolfe
The
Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
St. James Lutheran Church
Has
Local Weather Recap Shows Rainy Day and Clearing Skies
The weather yesterday was rainy and disagreeable with heavy clouds in the afternoon. A light sprinkle and a drop in temperature gave way to a clearing period, followed by an early morning heavy shower that flooded several streets. Forecast calls for fair weather until the next change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupiter Plurius
Road to Hancock Rail Line Likely Through Town, Survey Claims
The Hancock Star reports that the Baltimore and Cumberland Hallroad planners deem the northern route infeasible and will build along the canal bank through Hancock. Murdoch’s corps is on site to align the western survey and will meet the canal bank alignment. A leading citizen notes assurances from Chief Engineer and Murdoch that the road will be constructed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock Star
Baltimore and Cumberland Hallroad
Hancock
Murdoch
Veg
James B Mackie Revises Grimes Cellar Door Tour
James B Mackie tours with a revised Grimes Cellar Door production featuring a larger company and twenty two original songs. The show preserves charm while adding funnier situations, new ideas in dress and dance, and original humor, making the revised work fresh and invigorating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Mackie
Doctor Gorsuch Thrown From Horse in Mechanicsville Incident
Dr Silas F Gorsuch a physician at Mechanicsville was thrown from his horse on Tuesday and suffered a broken right arm near the shoulder and other injuries. A former member of Carroll county pension examining surgeons, he uses a crutch in walking and is permanently disabled in one limb, with fears the accident may cause him serious trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorauch Hurr
Silas F. Gorsuch
Mechanicsville
Gorsuch
Board of Pension Examining Surgeons
Carroll County
At the Fair Registered Visitors At Maryland Building
A list of attendees including Mrs G R Baer Mattie E Baer Marian A Eichelberger L A Motter Annan M Belrowe Mrs Bi Ehrhart Emmitsburg A C Keiler Buckeystown Dr and Mrs C A Norwood Mrs B V Norris J H Lloyd Liberty F C Norwood Mrs John Richardson Rev Osborne Ingle Miss Mary Ingle Ingle Bir and Sirs Keedy S W Smith Frederick registered at the Maryland Building Worlds Fair yesterday. The True Larative Principle. Of the plants used in manufacturing the pleasant remedy Syrup of Figs has a permanently beneficial effect on the human system while cheap vegetable extracts and mineral solutions usually sold as medicines are permanently injurious. Being well informed you will use the true remedy only. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Jack
Frederick
Afaryland
Scott Key
Lewis Rice
Tis State
America
Christopher Columbus
Francis Scott Key
Barbara Fritchie
Frederick County
Barbera
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Esther
White House
Court House
Mary Janz
G. R. Baer
Mattie E. Baer
Middletown
Marian A. Eichelberger
L. A Motter Annan
M. Belrowe
Bi. E. Ehrhart
Emmitsburg
A. C. Keiler
Buckeystown
C. A. Norwood
B. V. Norris
J. H. Lloyd
Liberty
F.C. Norwood
John Richardson
Osborne Ing
California Fig Syrup Co
James B S Walker Co Opens Fall Underwear Stock
Is much larger and better for this season than ever before and we will be pleased to have you call and examine a full stock of men's ladies and children's underwear in heavy and medium weight now open These cool mornings and evenings are gentle reminders of fall. James B S Walker Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alerchant
Joan A. Kennedy
Market Street
Sale of a House on East Third Street Passes to Mrs Wilcoxen
Bir W. Irving Parsons real estate agent reports the sale of Daniel Hendrick son’s home on East Third street to Mrs Martha Wilcoxen for 2100 dollars. The transaction completes the transfer of ownership and payment to the noted parties in this local property deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Irving Parsons
Daniel Hendrickson
East Third Street
Martha
Mulliniz and Kemp Display New Wool Sacking Cloths
A new line of 64 All Wool Sacking Cloths in handgeame styles shown today. Particularly suitable for misses and children's coats, reelers, and similar garments. Also pretty figured eiderdowns for little folks. See them.
Chenille Portiers On Sale In West Window Display
In the West Window at Par tick Street Entrance samples of Chenille Portiers are shown. Several styles offered at reduced prices with a New Design called a Perfect Beauty in all colors. Regular price 675 now 550. Call early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partick Street
Heal Estate Transfers Report Details Transfers
Ann E Keller transfers 42 acres of land to George William Smith for 200 dollars. Sanetra L Wiles and husband transfer about 30 acres of land for 2500 dollars.
Grimes' Cellar Door plays to crowded Baltimore crowds this week
Local listings praise Grimes' Cellar Door with Misa Louise Sanford impersonating Pandora the Goddess of mischief. The show features new scenery costumes and mechanics and includes humorous scenes with James B. Mackie as Grimesy. Also notes oyster season at Sheppard's and a Baltimore performance calendar tease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes
Baltimore
Misa Louise Sanford
Pandora
James B. Mackie
Grimesy
Hang of the trousers and the sit coat remark
A terse declaration about ensuring perfect fit for every item in the establishment. The speaker stresses attention to detail and implies no item leaves unless flawless, regardless of price. The tone is boastful and businesslike about quality control.
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Cali
Louis XVIII
Prence
Charles X
Epereen
Genesta
Alhambra
Granada
Opers House
N.R& D. Mantz
East Second Street
News OF the State
Elkton
Beltz
Electric Railway
the Circuit Court
Jupiter Flavius
Aaron Davis
F.ecy
John Hendrickson
Old Frederick Town
John Hax Chickeon
News OF the Churches
James 5
Walker & CO
D. K. Walker & CO
James BS. Walker
Mulliniz & Kemp
Rodock & Minia
Frovece & Newig
Hodock & Neidig
A.T. Rice & Sons
A T. Rice & Sons
Eorth Market
Steezi
Frederick. MD
John 4. Kennedy
Ous
A. Kennedy
de Lucatico
Chientt
Harry EK
Carmack
Montevene Hospital
Carsuack
Conrad
Sanitarian
Sheppard's
No. 6
Court Street
Boston Ideal
Detroit
Mich
Gormally & Jeffery Mfg. Co
Detroit Cycle Co
Thuraway
Ivanica
Lamaix
Hobart
E. B. Easter
Sec
Treas
Diamond Wheelmen
National Capitol
Washinngton
Kelier & DeLashmutt
Ofice
East
Patrick Street
Blackston
B. BE. BuSeSsion
Mberchant Tailor
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