Readable fragments from a 19th century issue
A fragmented page lists items such as Bank notices, local bands for sale, a grand ratification meeting, and notices including trespass warnings and a doctor’s name. The OCR yields scattered headlines and advertisements with unclear dates or places. The readable content hints at local notices and business items typical of a daily paper.
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Gise
Bob Campbell
Tresspass Notce
Los
Reading
Bale
Shriner Milling Co
J. RK. L. Hardesty
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank Systement
Birthday Party for Miss Clara Sappington at Unionville
Wiss Clara Sappington tenth birthday celebrated at her Unionville home with forty guests. The event featured croquet and lawn games, a lavish supper, and two young escorts, Clifford Sappington and Russell S. Karsten. Adults including Dr. Thomas Simpson and Mrs Suman attended. guests arrived in white attire and gifts filled the scene.
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Unionville
Wiss Clara Sappington
Thomas F. Sappington
Lnst
Libs
Megmie Oelky
C.A. Lindsay
Teenie Suman
Aed
Clifford Sappington
Clara
Russell S. Karsten
Thomas Simpson
Thomas Davis
Sallie Sappington
Harry Boyle
Libertytown
Erry Norris
Johnaville
End
Suman
Linganore
TO WED TO 5IGHT air anderson
TO WED TO NIGHT, air W Levy Mantz of Washington D C formerly of this city and ebeth daughter of Mr and Mrs bn D Eckel of Chambersburg Pa to be married this evening at 8 o'clock at the bride's home 278 East Queen St Chambersburg Pa TO WED TOMORROW Florence Willard only daughter Bri and Mrs George Conklin of this city and Dr William J Fitz of this city to be married tomorrow morning at eleven o'clock at West Arlington Maryland MEERLY FOGLE Benton Myerly of Tan awn and Mrs Sutlty Fogle were married at Bethel Church at 2 o'clock WOOD BARGER Mr Daniel C Wood and Mary I Barger both of Knox this county married at St Paul's Church Sharps Sunday September 27 TO WED TOMORROW Oliver C Warehime of this city Carrie Estella Whipp will be led tomorrow at 12 o'clock near ceremony to be solemnized at Greystone Burkitts Brief Bus Mr Edward Koontz president of Board of Supervisors of Election received from the Secretary of State cards of instruction for election this fall but as the above gentleman sent his resignation to the employer some months ago we suppose a new appointment will be made The artesian for the Hygeia Ice Factory bored yesterday afternoon with their tools to clean out about thirty feet of which had exayed in a meeting Fr Elroy Coun B L held last night only routine business transacted
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5IGHT
Air
W. Levy Mantz
Washington, D
Ebeth
Bn D. Eckel
Chambersburg
West Arlington, Ryland
Meerly—Fogle
Benton Myerly
Taian
Sutely Fogle
Bethel Church
G. W. Seilhamer
Wood—Barger
St. Paul's Church
Sharps
Py Edwards
Daniel C. Wood
Mary I. Barger
Knox
T. Oliver C. Warehime
Mise
Carrie Estella Whipp
Edward Koontz
Board of Supervisors of Election
Secretary of State
Jeman
Emmor
Mir
Koontz
Hygeia
Tobias F. Hudson
Maryland
Hudson
Geo. Stonebraker
Washington
Joan Ryan
Ryan
George Blehrling
Alonzo Benner
Mrr. Benner
Tennessee
Infant Death and Burial Notices in Baltimore and Shebro
The notice reports the death of 15 month old James Bernard son of J A and Adams from Baltimore, with interment planned at Emmitsburg Tow morning. Also noted is the death of an infant child of William Johnson of Shebro, who died yesterday morning with burial in the Sons Cemetery. Undertakers A T Rice & were named.
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Atavenue
Baltimore
James Bernard
J. A. and
Adams
Emmitsburg
William Johnson
Shebro
Sons Cemetery
A. T. Rice
County Correspondence from Current Eventa in County Towns
Miss Marcelli Wachter visits in Winchester while Mr G Stall returns home from his mother Mrs Mary Stal. Thes Fox threshes 1000 bushels from forty acres, average twenty five bushels per acre. Apple better noting in order though corn crop nearly all in shocks. Local notices include deaths, launches of new dwellings, and a busy county political primaries in Frederick.
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Marcelli Wachter
Winchester
G_ Stall
Mary Mr. Stal
Beterstown
Thes. E. Fox
Heabo
Fox
Sonner
Nese
Carlton Palmer
Corlfacloe
Ezra Summers
Ann Hebeces Staley
Vacs Mulls
Erucally
Apple
Weather notes and illness update amid a cottage meeting
The fragment records daily weather figures from Monday to Sunday with mentions of temperatures and humidity, noting Wednesday and Thursday as the hottest days. It also reports Mr Enos Main ill with brouseglie, and a cottage meeting held at the residence of Mr David Siais on Sunday afternoon.
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Pass Larrek
Enos Main
David Siais
Barbara Frietchie’s Grave Corrects a Misstatement
The letter corrects an error about Barbara Frietchie’s grave near Frederick Maryland. It describes the cemetery and a memorial scene showing flags and a reverent vigil, defending the legacy of the Civil War heroine and her country’s banner. The piece also notes the new Rockville courthouse and its historical context.
Storm Outlook Across Regions With Varied Temperatures
A developing storm advances from the New Pacipe coast while a broad high pressure area sits along the Atlantic. The Rocky Mountain region shares a high pressure band extending to the Mississippi Valley. Temperatures dip in Central valleys and upper Lake areas, rise in New England New York and the lower Great Lakes. Rain falls in the South Atlantic West Gulf and upper Mississippi Valley.
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Atlantic
Secon Arca
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi Valley
Upper Lake Region
New England
New York
Low Lake Region
South Atlantic
West Gulf States
Hatteras
Flower Show Planned in City This November
A grand flower show is planned for the second week in November in the large building of Birely Brothers on East Patrick Street. Entries and admission will be free, inviting all to bring bows for a successful first effort. If successful, the event will become annual, led by Dr William Baltzell and others.
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Messrs. Birely Brothers
East Patrick Street
Bowers
Prand
William R- Baltzell
Messia
Harry C. Keefer
C. £. Kemp
L. E. Mullinix
R. A. Kemp
A Bad Cat Causes Lethal Wound to Youth
A seventeen year old, Broderick Pentoney of Funkstown in Washington county, suffered a severe leg injury while playing with pocket knives in a store. After an exclamation I am cat the blood gushed from a large arterial cut, filling his shoe. The proprietor applied a towel to stem the bleed until a doctor arrived, and the boy remains weak from blood loss.
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Broderick
Charles Pentoney
Funkstown
Washington County
Pentoney
Monmouth County Fair Receives Standing Ovation
Asbury Park Journal hails first fair success with all bills paid and a $2000 balance. Secretary E Daniels receives most praise for steadfast efforts since spring, while the board of directors offers resolutions of thanks.
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Shuam
Asbury Park
N. J
Monmouth County
E. Daniels
Grand Tournament at Poplar Springs on October First
There will be a grand tournament and picnic in the grove of Mr. Allen Dorsey at Poplar Springs on Tuesday October 1. Thirty dotters in prizes will be awarded to the first four successful knights. The charge to the knights will be delivered by Mr Charles Dorsey of the Howard county bar, and the coronation address by Mr J E Hill editor of the Ellicott City Times.
Magistrate orders hearing for perjury charge against J F Lee
Police officer arrested J Fenton Lee on perjury in registering Clerally 2 and he was committed for a hearing tomorrow at 3 p m. A party of Hagerstown cyclists encountered dusty roads on Frederick trip. Names listed include Harry Fook WD Basel Lucas A W Miller and H Hf Miller. Marriage licenses issued to Water J Hofman and Fanny F Orn storff Emmitsburg and Samuel K Welly with Emmiteburz and Emme A Eckard Taneytown.
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Obenderfer
J Fenton Lee
Brengle
Eckstein
Tomorow
Hagerstown
Frederick
Harry Fook
WD. Aka
Wm. Basel
Lucas
A. W. Miller
H. Hf. Miller
Water J, Hofman
Fanny F. Ornstorff
Emmitsburg
Samuel K. Welly
Emmiteburz
Emme A. Eckard
Taneytown
Bpsritiag
Weather Prophet Predicts Storms and Cold Winter
A weather forecast from St Joseph Missouri predicts a sequence of three storm waves starting early October crossing west to east through the Mississippi Valley with frost and cold waves by late October. Hurricanes are expected off the North Atlantic, with October 1 through March 31 marked by severe storms. Political notes follow the weather section with party activity and meetings in Maryland and nearby states.
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Pbacer
St. Joseph
Foster
Miswssppi
Liston
Pacific Coast
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Hainois
Missouri
Atantic
West Indies
Atlantic
Narrow rockville collision dangers near depot cross
An east bound express crashed into a stone wagon at Baltimore street crossing in Rockville on Saturday. The wagon was knocked back, the horse and driver escaped unharmed. Mrs Uriah Rickets walked beside the wagon and helped the driver escape as the train neared. Witnesses say the engineer did not whistle until near the depot. The Tajroid company will investigate the incident.
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Rockville
Baltimore Street
Uriah Rickets
Tajiroid Company
Tuesday Market And Farm News From The East
The market is busy with good eats and bustling crowds of politicians discussing campaigning. Prices remain steady with peaches scarce but selling fast, while other fruits and vegetables stay plentiful and affordable. A separate note mocks a thrashing match as Farmer Brown prepares for plowing and political rivalries.
Woman and man detained after burglary attempts and thefts
A woman identified as Joseyluce Coleman alias Burk and a man calling himself Samuel Coleman alias Burk traveled through the county. They entered a residence on Patrick Street, removed items including curtains and an umbrella, and fled. Police Broveey and Abrecht arrested them. the woman was held for 10 days and the man, Samuel Coleman alias Burk, was taken for further disposition and questioning. The seized curtains are being examined by the mayor for identification.
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Joseyluce Coleman
Burk
Samuel Coleman
Dsy
Tavaco
Sherzoga
Bygeis We
Snd
Patrick Street
Toman
H. J Mtvise
Msyer
Lesbard
Samie Coleman
Ales Burk
Orkeer Abenderfer
Jal
Prohibition party and crime notes across Maryland
State Prohibition candidates spoke on the Easter Shore while crime and court items filled the docket. Burglaries hit Scarboro stores and post offices. forgery accusations emerged against Walter A. McNulty. warrants issued for Charles Johnson in Anne Arundel. several jailings and dismissals occurred. a rail collision near Charleston caused minor damage and an engineer injury. A Alabama incident reports Col Dunham shooting James Cunningham after a personal feud.
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Wicomico Court
Prince George’s
S. T. Moore
Scarboro
Harford County
Prohibittor
Easter Shore
Prudential Insurance Company
Alonzo Squires
Bondaman
Charles C. Stley
Charles C Alles
John Askey
Charles Johnson
John II, Johnson
Anne Arundel County
George Kelly
Henry Zeller
Wiliam Adams
Joseph Adams
Westminster
Fielder GC Slingluff
Laevat
H. A. Ramsay & Son
J.J. Fenton
Patrick Kehoe
Kehoe
Rekec
North Baltimore Railway Company
North Avenue Electric Road
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Charleston
Cock County
Gena
Philadelphia
Blind Girl's Sunset Earthquake Prediction in St Louis
A blind girl Miss Jennie Sloan of St Louis reportedly predicted an earthquake by looking at the sun, stating there would be an earthquake at noon and again that night. Her belief followed weather signs and solar appearance, with no stated reasoning beyond faith in the sun’s impression.
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Jennie Sloan
St. Louis
Sheebkid
Lex
Women thrown from buggy near Harmony Grove bridge
Miss Lille Schorb and Miss Millie Boyer, traveling to Bliss Schorb’s home near Harmony Grove, were thrown from a buggy when the horse near the Georgetown pike bridge at Frederck Junction suddenly reared. Both women were frightened but suffered no injuries.
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Lille Schorb
Bear Branch
Millie Boyer
Park Mills
Bliss Schorb
Harmony Grove
Georgetown Pike
Frederck Juncion
Record Masher: Junior Engine Responds to Antietam Mill Fire
The Junior engine from Hagerstown ran to the Antietam Paper Mills blaze on Saturday. Four men rode the 3,260 pound engine with four horses and reached the fire in 22 minutes, a remarkable record for speed.
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Hagerstown
Antietam
Rev Dr Samuel D Burchard and his 1860s temperance and politics
A compact sketch traces Rev Dr Samuel D Burchard from his early illness and nursing during the cholera outbreaks in Kentucky to his rise as a Presbyterian minister in Danville and New York. It notes his forty years at Toustan Street, later West Thirteenth Street, his presidency of Rutgera Female College, and a controversial 1880 convention speech about Republicans and allegiance to parties.
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de Herveant Wss
Isit Hieporen
Uselss Cousty
Miste
New York
Burchara
Soshing
Center College
Danville
Kentucky
Young Burchard
Bouse
Presbyterian Church
Toustan Street
New York City
West Thirteenth Street
Burchard
Rutgera Female College
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Bilsine
Burch
Real Estate Transfers and Local Horse Races At Park
Ann E Elliott transfers land to James H Elliott and others involve ground parcels in Point of Rocks and St Frederick City. North west addition property redirects to Augustus Oberndfer with a $300 sale. Enos Doub conveys 6 acres 2 roods 26 perches for $2200. Andrew J Baker and wife sell 85 square perches for $100. Maryland District of Columbia Trotting Horse Breeders Association races at Gentlemen's Driving Park begin today for three days with an 8 minute class five year old stake and 220 clogs. Exhibition stock expected. Sun day school collection totals exceed $700 with $300 noted for afternoon session. Also mentions a Baltimorean Henry Jandorf case and a district jail murder by Samuel Moore.
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Heal
Ann E Elliott
James H. Elliott
Point of Rocks
St. Frederick City
Maryland and District of Columbis
Local man buys store and residence for grocery venture
Mr Milton K B Rice of near Jefferson buys the store room and residence from Mr John D Grove of Broading for 8000 dollars. Rice plans to open a general grocery store there on April 1. The store room is now occupied by Fine and Snyder.
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Milton K.B. Rice
Jefferson
John D. Grove
Broading
Rice
Fine & Snyder. Y
Personal Mention of Pettibone Co and Rhodes Minstrels
The Pettibone Company of Cincinnati has made four uniforms costing 125 dollars for Mr. Frank B. Abaree. A young comedian named Frederick Trs ing is noted as setting well. Mr. Rhodes is now with the Cleveland Minstrels at Presidio, California, en route to San Francisco.
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Pettibone Company
Cincinnat
Frank B. Abaree
Frederick
Rhodes
Cleveland Minstrels
Preblo
Cal
San Francisco
Mullinix and Kemp Dry Goods Department Item
Mullinix and Kemp promote the dry goods department noting new Chenille cloths at 12s per yard and a handsome appearance equal to goods four times their value, urging attention to these late arrivals.
Thieves Steal Chickens and Butter at Thurston Area
Thieves entered Mr aris near Thurston Friday and stole many penned fowls. The same night Mrs George E Hughes dairy was entered and about thirty to forty pounds of butter stolen. On Orphans Court, the first account of William J Worman, executor of Mary A S Worman, deceased, was seized and distribution made.
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Thurston
Aris
George E. Hughes
Minto
Orphans' Court
William J. Worman
Mary A
Worman
Carpet department unveils largest velvet and Brussels patterns
The carpet department announces a wide, diverse display of new velvet, body Brussels, and tapestry carpets, claiming the largest selection in the city. The prompt invites customers to visit and compare before ordering.
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Brussels
Readying for Inspection and Bargains at Local Sale
OCERNEW FALL BTOCK advertises inspections at City Hotel and Friday events. Misses Aubes hose and ivory repast rent specials, with looker and miltine company showcases. Court House sale to feature Frederick Goatsby sacs. prices include free sacks with purchase.
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Ivory
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Neil Burger
John Biser
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Lote
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Autherford Tawers
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Hove
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Edwin Higsing
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Compton
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Alabama Midland Railroad
James Cunningham
Col. Dunham
Ohio River
Cunningham
Dunham
DE. Samuel D. Borchard
Blaige
Evangelical Lutheran Church
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Henry Jandorf
Pria Omer
Samuel Moore
D. H. Best
Lacs Cearairs
Hense
Si N. Market St
Cat Ta Smith
Temple of Fancy
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Vale
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Woodstock
Thuruday
Howard
Carroll
Frank Brown
Arthur P. Gorman
John P. Pow
Marion Dek. Smith
J. Frank Pord
Clerk of Court of Appeals
John Hendrickson
Geo. A. Gilbert
Iebert
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Excelsior Creamery
Buckesstown, Frederick Co
W.dich
South Ste
J. Doll & Son
Diel
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Dole
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