Local Classified Notices and Public Ads Highlight City Listings
A fragment from The Daily News shows scattered items including Wanted notices for Mex, Rosenstock Bros, and a Purifier for sale. Public sale listings mention SheMerd and Bank Stock. Local mentions note an excursion to Baltimore and an Automatic Electric Clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Best
Rosenstock Bros
Purifier
SheMerd
Baltimore
Eel Dow
Campbellh Sadler's College
Hale—Farm
Renner & Kemp
Henry Wineberg
Doll & Son
Horee
W. HB
Etchison
Ace Seeerothers
Smith
Temple of Fancy
Spetodenting Ee R. Lease
Fire Place
Union Foundry and Machine Works
iTum Dane News Todev
Aftoer Tax News
Sixteen Page Frederick News previews fair and candidate portraits
The Frederick paper announces a 16 page edition with portraits of leading State and county candidates from both parties, a wide distribution plan and six full page ads from local merchants, plus notices of real estate transfers and local incidents. A child goes missing then returned, a horse falls, and peach season prices are noted along with school holiday closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom WrExty News
Frederick City
Frederick
D. Smith
Messrs
Gise Brothers
Str. C., Hartcock
Br. Henry Wineberg
Thenion Foundry and Machine Works
Personal notices of A Rosenour and many local visitors
Local society notes record A Rosenour returning from New York and numerous residents and visitors from Sandy Hook Brunswick Baltimore Hanover Philadelphia Washington DC and beyond. The piece lists travel, visits, and social moves including Miss Daly Mrs Yinger Mr Townsend and many others across Maryland and nearby states. A Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip convention is announced with schedule details and expected speakers including John Wanamaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rosenour
New York
W.S. Elzin
Sandy Hook
City
C. L. Hartsock
Brunswick
G. F
Zimmerman
Baltimore
S. S Maynard
Baisiece
John Muibien
Hanover
Julia Yinger and Son
Stering
Weddle
Noah E. Cramer
Fern Taneytowe Teday
Lote Daly
Washington, DC
George H. Hayman
Essi
John E. Price
D. C Winebrewer
Philadelphia
T. T. Hersperger
Montgomery County
E. D. Grove
Barry Duffendel
New Orleans
M. A. Lease
Alberton
Bonsal County
Bertie Weiner
Burkettyville
Geiger
Hagerntown
C.E. Moberly, Jr
New London
Bernard Besant
Altoona
A D. Knapp
Williamsport
Mary and
Maggie Desver
Anoxville
Sliss Georgie Whiting and Brother
R. Gibson
Tonawands, N
Grayson E. Bowers
Madge Ilatteer
Frederick Female Seminary
Bliss Carrie Copper
5. L. Lilly
C. Spurrier
Baltimore County
Mechanicstown
J. J. Shipley
Carroll County
J. D. Conard
Clarke County
Nettie
Mary A. Font
Ballenger’s Creek
Thia County
John
Frenton Conard
Berryville
Republican Campaign Plans Unfold In Baltimore Meeting
A large conference at Republican head quarters in Baltimore with Chairman Clabaugh discussed campaign openings and a statewide canvass. The State ticket earns broad approval while a finance committee and new campaign committee are to be named soon. The executive panel meets again October 7 with tours to begin after, aiming to visit every county and hold a mass meeting in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clabaugh
Baltimore
State Committee
Clabsugh
Baltimore City
Rifemen A Sew Piano Placed for Riflemen Orchestra Use
The Rifemen A sew piano has been placed in the Rink for the Frederick Rifle men Orchestra members. A rehearsal last night drew twelve members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Riflemen Orchestra
That Mag 3 Frat Men Redzere Company wrecked before debut
The Baltimore Morning Herald reports that That Mag 3, a Bolger venture, failed before its first public bow. The Frat Men Redzere Company, a Baltimore group led by Talbot, was set to perform tonight but the organizer vanished with funds. Members, mainly Baltimoreans, face disappointment and plan to reunite with Talbot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Morning Herald
J B. Taman
Barrasore
Tomar Abe
Lrogget
New York
Prafewt
Russell
Mate Rie 'Sabe
W.L. Dobson
Weli
Barrymore
Aedaed
Evesy
Talbot
Bristol
Tenn
Innstely
Postal Reforms and Wanamaker’s Broad Plans
In Philadelphia a Manufacturers' Club meeting featured Postmaster General Wanamaker praising the administration and outlining reforms. He advocated free citywide delivery, pneumatic mail systems, and targeted trials of daily deliveries for small towns, citing profitable results from 41 villages across 30 states. Also noted: Georgetown canal traffic and the arrival of the Williams in Chesapeake and Ohio trade with coal and merchandise moving toward river vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Manufacturers’ Club
Wanamaker
Sandy Hook
Gard
Mar
Georgetown
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Williams. Jacques
Meredith, Winship & Co
Outlet Rock
A List of Good Plays for City Opera House
Captain Dadisman has secured acts for the fall and winter season at the city Opera House. The lineup includes The Midnight Alarm on September 50, Kindergarten during Fair week, Black Thorn beginning November 2 for one week, Bennett Lee Company on November 17, Gordon atress in December, Sensational Drama Company on December 22, Fast Mail on December 28, and Charles T. Ellis Company. Two more, the Singapore Guards and Annapolis Guards, have accepted invitations to join Frederick emen’s guests in the fall parade. A Riflemen committee will canvass for subscriptions to fund the military entertainment on that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dadisman
City Opera House
Midnight Alarm” Company
Redding” Company
Black Thorn
Bennett Lee
Gordon Atress
Fast Mail
Charles T. Ellis
Singapore Guards
Annapolis Guards
Frederickemen
The Equinox Telegram Homeward Bound
The autumnal equinox marked seasonal changes across hemispheres. Mr Frederck Heinlein of North Market Street received notice that his son Charles, en route from Tokio, Japan via Vancouver, B. C., would arrive home around October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederck Heinlein
North Market Street
Charles
Vancouvers
B. A
Tokio
Japan
Conferring Confirmations Across Petersville Urbana and St Josephs
His Eminence Carasnai Gibbons confirmed a class of forty at Petersville on Tuesday and twenty five at Urbana yesterday. Today he is at St Joseph's Church on the Mater where he confirmed a large class. Police officer Brengle arrested and fined three men, Meyer Branez Charles Coates and Henry Barnes all colored, for disorderly conduct on west Seventh street. Each paid a $33 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carasnai Gibbons
Petersville
Urbana
St. Joseph’s Church
Brengle
Meyer Branez
Charles Coates
Henry Barnes
West Seventh Street
Gypsy Tom Arrested For Drunk And Disorderly Conduct
Gypsy Tom bails from Baltimore and was arrested about noon yesterday for drunk and disorderly conduct. Mayor Braner sent him to jail for five days. Also, the Evangelical Lutheran Church council invites the Maryland Synod to hold their October meeting here. Frederick district voters processed thirty qualified voters two transfers and one name stricken off in the latest registration work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gypsy Tom
Gipsy Tom
Baltimore
Braner
Evangelical Lutheran Church Council
Maryland Synod
Frederick
New London Methodist Church Completes Handsome Structure
Mr Charles E Moberly Jr completes work on the new Methodist Episcopal Church of New London, now one of the county’s handsomest. The text notes rail and paving concerns, a Maryland judicial convention in Oakland, a marriage license for William T Sargeant and Mary M Schrenner, and various local notices including a grape harvest, club meetings, and local farm news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Moberly, Jr
New Methodist Episcopal Church of
New London
Washington
William T. Sargeant
Liberty
Mery M. ‘Schrenner
Rockville
Jackson
Maryland School
James M. Harding
Frederick
Aaron Davis
Park Ridge
Messra Lewis
Calvin Colle
Amon Borgee
A. M
Hagerstown Y. M.C. A
New Vestibuled Pullman Cars For Baltimore Route
A train of new vestibuled cars from the Pullman works near Chicago heads to Camden Station as the first batch under the B and O joint order with the B and O Southwestern. The cars imitate Royal Blue Line style but mirror standard Pullman coaches with oat and mahogany finishes, gas lighting, steam heat, and heavy damask window curtains. Designed by E W Grieves, master car builder, they join other recent suburban cars for Baltimore Washington and Gaithersburg routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman Car Works
Chicago
Camden
B.& O. Southwestern
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Pullman
E.W. Grieves
B. &Co.r.r
Washington
Gaithersburg
Petition to pave Market Street with asphalt bricks on trial
A subscription paper circulates for paving Market Street between Church and Patrick with asphalt or brick. Signatures include $10 and $5 contributions, with about $100 raised per square. Officials plan to test brick paving at the Square Corner, while asserting brick streets rival asphalt in quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Church
Patrick Streets
Steam Brick Works
Thursday Market and Local Building Notes
The warm spell boosts crops with butter, cabbage, beans, corn up in price though smaller. Grapes pears apples plentiful. peaches cheap. Quince, cantaloupe, pumpkins hinted before frost. Local construction: Poole to build back buildings on East South Street and Buckeystown Plow factory. Good Samaritans brickwork begun. new gas fixtures eyed for Sunday school. Capts Schley reports Chilean events quiet with festivities planned and Balmaceda’s death by own action noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Poole
Peter Brookey
East South Street
A. Hahn
East Patrick Street
Ford Brothers
Good Samaritans
West All Saints Street
Messra
Charles Kreh
Geo. Hanshen
West South Street
Buckeystown Piow
Hyattstown Prevails in High-Scoring Local Baseball Match
Hyattstown Maryland defeated Dickerson Creek 20 to 3 in a baseball game praised for strong pitching by Hilton and aggressive batting. Key hitters included Zeigler, Dutrow, W Dutrow, Gerdner, Smouffer and Horley, with notable defensive work by Dutrow and White. umpire J D Gardner officiated a 1 hour contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutrow
Dickereon
Pekenss _jajojs
Byanstown
Dickerson
Hyattstown
W. Dutrow
B. Dutrow
Burdette
Snonffer
Ganiner
Zeigler
Hilton
Snonuffer
White
Ayattztown
Time of Fame
J. D. Gardner
Rockville Boasting Club Formed and Local Notes
A boasting club forms at Rockville. Dredging of the Wicomico river will begin next week. Democratic conventions to nominate judgeships held at Oakland and Annapolis. State pupils appointed to Maryland School for the Blind. Governor Jackson to return to Annapolis today. Betsy the mare dies at East Newmarket at age thirty nine. Judge Bond to hear patent and pound net cases after Golden warrants. Mary Raven and Michael Robinson assault case results and contempt fines. Maryland District of Columbia Horse Breeders Association meeting at Pimlico to arrange next week’s event. Royal Arcanum reunion applauded in Mount Airy with music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Lewis Schindel
Hagerstown
Wicomico River
Oakland
Annapolis
Maryland School For the Blind
Jackson
McKinney
Mary Raven
Michael Robinson
Ellicott City
Prohibition Emblem Prepared for Election Ballots
The emblem for prohibition ballots has been prepared and will be sent to Annapolis with the nominations certificates under the new election law. It features a Washington portrait medallion with the motto For God and Home and Country, and a diagonal US flag with the shield on the medallion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Washington
United States
Abstracting Titles by Mr Francis Pope in Washington
Mr Francis Pope a young attorney and expert in abstracting titles for Chesapeake and Ohio Canal property operates from the office of Morris and Hamilton on F street Washington DC. He uses a Remington typewriter carried from county to county to prepare title abstracts and has worked in Rockville Hagerstown and Cumberland before returning to Washington last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Pope
Mesers
Morris & Hamilton
F Street
Washington
Court House
Pope
Rockville
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Corner Stone Laying at Nazarite Hall Ceremony
The corner stone of the new Nazarite Hall on West All Saints Street will be laid with ceremonies on Sunday October 11. The event marks the hall’s impending completion and community significance in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints’ Street
Mullinix and Kemp Dry Goods Promotes Chudah Cloths
In the dry goods department a large late arrival features CHUDAH CLOTHS offered at 12 1/2 cents per yard with a fine appearance resembling higher value fabrics. The line includes 138 patterns praised for quality and style.
Ninth Annual Women Missionary Conference at Wayneboro
The Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Maryland Synod will hold its ninth annual cocreation at Wayneboro September 28 and October 2. Officers and delegates from Baltimore Woodsboro Hagerstown and Waynesboro will attend with opening remarks by H S Cook and responses by Miss Protzman. Sessions cover home and foreign missions with talks by Rev. W B and Mrs X, and delegate reports. Delegates from Middinborough include M rs Duiveinen and M s F O Sanner. the Mission Band lists several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayneeboro
Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Maryland Synod of the Evangelical Letheral Church
Indion Reformed Church
Wegavatoro
Woodsboro
D. Mais
Hagerstown
Mins
Allie M Vroizman
Baltimore
Emus J. Graung
ED. Muller
H. S. Cook
Waysesboro
Balibe M. Protzman
Laura W. Rice
W.B
Peace Rey
Edwin Hey Delk
Kunkle
Waynesboro
Aljas Bdtellsen
Jefferson
Mid
Thin City
Miases Nanole Rochrade
Snd Lyje
Mra. Elsler
Maggie Duvall
Mission Band
Irs
A. L. Kader
Mamie Ott
Mirges Lille Birely
Hallo Ott
Middinrowser
Me DL Duiweienser
Milas Fancie O. Sanner
Annie Herstog
Amy Young
Mission Banc
Carpet patterns debut in velvets and tapestry
Retailers announce the largest and finest assortment of new velvet, body Brussels and tapestry carpets now on display in the city. Visit this week to see the fresh patterns before placing orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Burdock and Feidig Offer Fine Natural Wool Laines
Bucolic ad notes a line of natural wool material under dealer names Bodouk and Feidig. It touts fine quality for ladies and gentlemen with weights suitable for medic and winter wear. Sold at a price per yard.
Operation Relieves Mr Charles B Gaver Eye Trouble
Mr Charles B Gaver of near tblseicy returned from Baltimore after a successful operation for anterior leucomcia. He underwent a suction procedure at the bends of De George Rusting to remove an eye-ball fragment. A splinter injured his eye months ago and caused distress but the operation has greatly relieved him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B Gaver
Baltimore
George Rusting
Gaver
Lee
Automatic Electric Clock Installed by Local Dealer
Mr John Hershberger of North Mare street displays an automatic electric clock suitable for jorules schools and hotels. It can ring at any hour by adjusting settings and may reduce need for night watchmen in hotels. Excursion to Baltimore offers a special car for white passengers with round trip 150, valid two days. Also announces a new line of crepe covered chenille table covers in multiple sizes and patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hershberger
North Maretreet
C. H. P. Fabraey
Frederick County
Baltimore
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the Daily News
Thuusdayt
Frederick Weatler
Eee
Ose
Mses
Michsel Seachrist
Michsel
Harles E. Poole
Charles Cole
P. Esm
M. Wenner
Charles L. Je
Onry C. Smith
Charles P. Th
Hebecca
Bentz
Fannie
J. and
Airs
Charles Moberly
Lib
Frederick High
William P_ 2
Church Street
P. R
Mithsburg
Heath
Crawford's
Barkdoli
Cardinal Ane
Academy ' Ation
Teun
Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip
Canada
Brotherhood
William Rupp
Meyeredale
First Church
S. T. Rossiter
First Reformed Church
Hev. C. Clever
D. D
Third Reformed Church
Rilas Miller
Reading
Third Reformed
Barstoga
Paca Streets
Refus C. Hartmarc
H. Strunck
Schuylkill Haven
Academy of Music
Warren J. Johnson
C. A. Dickinson
Boston
Mass
L Good
D D
John Wanamaker
Mr. Wanamaker
Equator
South Pole
North Pole
Briry AtZs
Frm
Mite Society
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mire Society
Schles
Chiti
Schley
Chillan Watera
Navy Department
Vespersiso
Balmacede
Horse-Breeders' Association
Mary ,Land
Driving
Pimlico
General Beale
Baughman
Mr. de Guta Fa
Mullinix & Kemp
DRY Goods Department
Women Missionaries
Union Rooms
Agnes Kimmel
Mt. Philip
Foster Hooks
Modequetaire
Mosquetaire
Joe
Brar's
Market St
Ite
Parnell, Aml
Freerick
Mes Joynes’ Day
Aspen
N. Warker St
Paplia
Joyces
Freder Fel
Carylege
Jawas B. Walker & CO
J.B. Walega
Cigppep Department
Bodouk
Feidig
Od. C Winebeeser & CO
BEPAI
Oboce & Neimdig
John Hendrickson
Yestrrday
John Kendrickson
Eam Row
Pre ‘Vila
W. Nicodemue
Excelsior Creamery
Buckeystown, Frederict Co. Wn
Achiron, Woodrine Paper Company
Baltimore, Md
Jedkoo
GEQ
A. Gilbert
Oilberts
Paren
Ieee & Weare
Gilberte
Ee Mal GC
AY Poole
Prederick, Md
South Street
J. Doll & Son
ULAR
Dola
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