Equinoctial Warnings and Local Notices Prompt With Descriptions
Brief items report expected equinoctial storms and a September halt. Typhoid fever is reported in Unionville area. Charles Wickless named sexton at St. John's Cemetery. Mrs. Bary Brown dies at Foxville September 7 leaving 185 descendants. Local hunters report plentiful squirrels. L Motter Annan to Rock Island Indiana for work. B E Wachter sells general store to Bitler brothers. Blarry Eiacore and Wm Brish rode 120 miles to York on bicycles. Third annual picnic of colored people at St. Anthony's Grove Mt. St. Marys on Sept 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Hicks
Charles Wickless
St. John’s Catholic Cemetery
Bary Brown
Foxville
St. Anthony's Grove
Mt. St. Mary’s
McNultys Visit at City Opera House crowds laughter
Ferguson Emerick and their jolly crowd of clever comedians bring the Irish absurdity McNul t y s Visit to the City Opera House on September 22. The show promises non stop laughs and a lineup of bright specialties led by Geo H Emerick with Ida Russell Ada Jewell Tessie Temple and others. Also reports on local illnesses accidents and notable visitors including a runaway horse incident and a display of injuries at the machineshop. Hood s Sarsaparilla is advertised as a cure for dyspepsia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson & Emerick
Ida Russell
Ada Jewell
Tessie Temple
Richard Lynch
John Flynn
Michael O'Brien
Wim. Boyd
Anna Held
Serious Accident In Hansonville Wounds Brother’s Eye
A shotgun accident in Hansonville on the Emmitsburg turnpike severely wounded Cleveland Harper, the son of Richard K. Harper. His twin brother Allen, handling the gun, discharged it at close range while loading shells, ruining the boy’s right eye and causing extensive facial injuries. He remains in grave condition as doctors fight to save him. The event occurred in a historic tavern building now owned by Mr. Harper, drawing community support and medical attention.
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Hansonville
Emmitsburg
Stone
Richard K. Harper
Harper
Cleveland
Allen
Cleveland Harper
Lr. Muller
Dr. Boteler
Miller
Frederick
Western Maryland Railroad
Harrisburg
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Meade
Maryland Territory
Reunion of Soldiers at Monocacy Battlefield Visit
The 138th Pennsylvania Volunteers visit Monocacy this afternoon for a reunion in Reynolds Post No 2 quarters at City Hotel. An evening camp fire and speeches cap the day, followed by a battlefield visit tomorrow morning. A major Rockville fire later destroys Corcoran Hotel livery stable and endangers nearby buildings. losses estimated at 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battley of
Monocacy
Battle Ground
Pennsylvania Volunteers
City
Reynolds’ Post
Moonganey
Bob” McClernand
Sixth Army Corps
the Monotacy
E. Y. Goldsborough
Reynolds
Battle of
Rockville
Corcoran Hotel
Colored Fire Company
S. B. Haney
Williams
RK. Mumphreys’ Undertaking Establishment
Corcoran
Lyddan’s Hall
James Viers
Anderson & Boult’s Law Office
Qwens’ Drug Store
Bank
Alcott Literary Society Elects New Officers
The Alcott Literary Society at the Female High School elected officers for the year. Officers include President Virginia Grayson, Vice President Edna Mouilinix, Secretary Jessie Goodell, Treasurer Nellie Mateny, Editors Grace Thomas and Bessie McSherry, and Critic M M. Robinson. Meetings are biweekly and open to friends. The Maryland Boys Banquet at Palmer House marked the Battle of North Point anniversary with their fourth annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcott Literary Societs
Alcott Literary Society
Virginia Grayson
Edna Mouilinix
Jessie Goodell
Nellie Mateny
Grace Thomas
Bessie McSherry
M M. Robinson
Maryland
Maryland Boys
Chicago
Sons of Maryland
Palmer House
North Point
Frederick
Return of Summer and New Arabian Knights in Walkersville
Summer returns with southwest winds and blue skies as the thermometer ranges from eight to 91 degrees. A Sublime Order of Arabian Knights is established at Walkersville with officers led by Cy. T. S. Albaugh and G. H. C. Wachter. The Hagerstown Fair advisory boards held their annual meeting and banquet on the fair grounds. President Stonebraker and Secretary Witmer Eastmaster presided as speeches by visitors including George Alfred Townsend were delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. O. T. U
Miss Morsell
Florence Mealey
Lillie M. Ricelier
Engelprecht
Chestertown
Kent County
Morsell
Barigis
Mealcy
George Worman
Stone
Walkersville
T. S. Albaugh
Augustus Clemma
Martin Diehl
Aug. Clemm
G. H. C. Wachter
W. EH. Eaves
Charles E. Mercer
E. W. Sailor
C. W. Smith
G. H.C. Wachter
Charles H. Mericer
William Carmack
Hagerstown
Stonebraker
Witmer Eastmaster
George Alfred Townsend
Do Not Forget Frederick Thurmont Rail Line Effort
The Ca toctin Clarion urges patience on the Frederick Thurmont and Northern electric railroad project. It says the matter is not dead and that those handling it will secure its building if possible, noting Rome was not built in a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick, Thurmont
Mr Stauffer Peach Crop Yields Strong Despite Small Harvest
Mr D V Stauffer, a noted local peach grower near the city, reports a season with only a quarter crop yet high quality fruit and strong prices, yielding as much as a normal half crop in other years. Accidents: Mrs W N Martin of Thurmont injured a broken arm after a wagon fall, and Peter Hauver of Foxville suffered serious hand and forearm injuries from a gun explosion. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a blood purifier and tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Martin
Thurmont
Peter Hauver
Foxville
Religious World Notes and Announcements Week
Church notices from Maryland conferences and local ministers. Reports list services, texts, and topics across Lutheran, Episcopal, Reformed, and United Brethren churches. Mentions harvest and Children’s Day plans, missions boxes, and a pastors’ conference in Thurmont. Includes marriage licenses and local clergy news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial of
Maryland
W.L. Martin
J. R. Ridenour
M. N. Maysilles
Phillippians
R. Byrd
M. Evers
A- B. Wolf
A. B. Statton
H. Snell
W.E. Daugherty
D. Barshinger
S. L. Rice
J. Spangler
Spain
C. W. Stinespring
J. B. Chamberlin
J.B. Chamberlin
J. E. B. Rice
A. W. Brewbaker
Personal notes from Frederick social circle
Purely personal items from Frederick and surrounding towns list visits and returns of residents and visitors. Names include J Clarke Mietfer, Lombards, Gillinger, Thomas, Gross, Snude, Lochner, Parish, Rosencar, Chew, Stockd Thornont, Engelbrecht, Mehrling, Wurt, Simmons, Borek, Eyler, Doreus, Carty, Hick, Petty, Lutz, Whitmore, Agatha, Devens, Motter, Osburn, Young, Titlow, Perry, Pearce, Young, Snader, Gamble, Waskey, Buxton, Clim, Mehrling, Page, Whiteley, Birkner, Foreman, Geiser, Nicodemus, and others.
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J. Clarke Mietfer
Bruckay
Lancaster
Jianea
Hagerstown
Mise Laon KK
Grove
Jurkittsville
Gillinger
Adiesburg
Thomas
Westminster
Manmond Gross
Thin City
Libertytown
W. Gi. Snude
Lin _bert Ferry
Frederick
Kun Lochner
Barkittaville
Chio County
George Mehrling
Jacob Wurt
Park Mills
Maude Simmons
Hilerslie
Backeystown
Frank Borek
Norfolk
Lewin Fraley
West Patrick Street
John W. Eyler
Arthur Potts
Court Square
Elizabeth Luts
Mary Lutz
Wishington
Baltimore
Blanche Whitmore
Near Araby
Lewis Mehrling
East Patrick Street
Agatha
Immaculate Conception School
Harmitsburg
Ella Devens
Woodsboro
Gettysburg
Hanover
L. Eewin Motter
Enanttsburg
Kansas City
Logan Osburn
Avilla
W. Va
Academy of the Visitation
Charles Young
Washington
F. O. Pearce
D. M. Young
A. D. Snader
New Windsor
Carroll County
Joseph Gamble
Maryland United States Volunteers
Emmitsburg
Albert Waskey
Savage
Maryland
Jefferson
G. M. Buxton
Altimore
Mary
John Williamson
Seth Whiteley
C. W. Goldsborough
Walkersville
John Birkner
Clara Kirkner
Nicholas Lochner
Custer
H. C. Foreman
Thaurmont
Harry E. Geiser
Waynesboro
Wheat prices in Frederick steady around sixty-one cents
Local market notes show wheat at 61 cents a bushel in Frederick with small changes of 10 cents per bushel and oil at 1.50 per barrel. The brief item records modest fluctuations in grain and commodity prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Corp
Garry's Furniture Sale and Local Events
Garry's Furniture Store clears space for new stock with mahogany desks and Birdseye maple discounted from 14 to 10 pounds. 10 cent rail fare to Braddock Heights extended. round trip 110 cents for Tuesday Sept 20. Free dancing 8 to 11 p.m. at City Hotel Frederick with Mr Campbell exhibiting department samples. Columbia Lodge No 58 AF & AM meets at 7 20 p.m. Adolphus Fearhake secretary. 16 cent mite to Bridock Tuesday evening with dancing to 11.
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Garry’s
Braddock Heights
Il P.m
Columbia Lodge
A. F
A. M
Adolphus Fearhake
Bridock
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Malden
Dmuan
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D.C
W. L. Moore
Weather Bureau
R. H. Campbell
Itate
E. Cramer
P. Otis Smith
Tyeryart
Joel Guiman & Co
A. Fearhake
Sec
Kohlenberg
Dixon Bros
Market St. Kaufman's
Neidig & Miller
John Hendrickson
Redock & Co
C. Carty
Cramer
George Engelbrecht
Virgie Young
Collisowerx
Bernard Collifer
Graceham
Clifford Doll
City Hotel
Emanuel Stoner
David
Pami Stoner
Linwood
Union Bridge
Jones & Faran
Phebus
Jones & Fagan
Eadwin Devilbiss
Charles Broadrup
Charlesville
Harry Wagner
Liberty
George W. Ramsburg
Lewistown
J. A. Peddicond
Mt. St. Mary's
Charles Morfit
Wilcoxon & Brown
West Second Street
F. B. Smith
Hood
Niuwopa Pe
Richard K. Macper
This County
Bla
Sunday Schools and Societies
Lutheran Synod of
T. Freeman Dixon
Joshua
Charles
T. Hendrickson
E. L. McLean
Second Reformed Church
Saint Jamees Lutheran Church
L. F. M. Myers
Myers
Pleasant Hill
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Fred Spriegel
Weeping Waters
Nebraska
Kuhlman
All Saints Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
Chink Mission
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbach
Mark VI
Robert Burke
Prof. Smith
Luther Kahlman
A. F. M. Myers
St. James’. Frederick
Utica
Richard Kelly
Kate Batton
George Elmer Gaver
Utica Mills
Cora L. Rankles
Creagerstown
Hiram Saunders
Amanda Elhocates
Middletown
California Fig Syrup Co
Draggiats
Edward Titlow
Mattie Perry
Margaret Dadrear
HART
Campbell
Jor. Gran & Co
Othur
Pradones
Jon Lbexproxson
Rein
Neidig & Mauer
Rodac Neidix
Clinton E. Main
Caw Ton E. Mar
Market St
Admiral Schley
Frank Rhodes
Yeakle’s
Saks Optical Company
Seventh Street
Washington, D
Saks
Win. CG. Boteler
N. Marketstreet
Residence City
L. E. Mulliniz
L. E. Mosussx
GEO
Rodock
Dogon
Chia Pried
George
Rodock & CO
A.T. Rich & Sons
A T. Rice & Sons Funeral Directors and
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
F. W. Staub
B.Y
Cass Market
Eee
National Building Associate
Baltimore City
Ernest J. Knabe, JR
Provident
James D. Mason
AM. Men
Dechard
Managst
Baker Johnson
Sole Avent Frederick
Fobadiy
the Railing Grocery CO
Coa N. Blarket
Ramsburg
Apiere
C. EK
Pesnanina City Grocer
Aposite City Hotel
Frederick, Ma
Clemhone
Shafer
Attorney-At-Law NQ
Lexington ST
U. S
Iyddawtan
Bilton G. Urner
Claston O. Keds
Hammond Urner
Urner
Keedy & Urner
Record Street
Oppesta Conn Howse
Chigdant Eables P. Levy
C. V. S. Levy
Court Street
Court House
Prom Ny
Nicodemus
University of Maryland
Jeblodis
Markell & Trail
J. C. Markell
Arthur Tea
Marriuz & Tran
Otice
Tees Bredéekt
Aewit
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