Local Advertisers Listed In Today's Paper
The edition presents the day’s advertisers with lines dedicated to Bauer Cen and other sellers. It notes the newspaper’s aim to feature reliable ads and to report irregular advertiser dealings promptly. Names such as Gunemith esasoek, F Tyeryzar, Rodeck Neldig, and John Hendsickeon are mentioned in the ad listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youn Bauer
Gunemith
Esasoek
F. Tyeryzar
Rodeck & Neldig
John Hendsickeon
Annual Bebenion reunion of Sixth Maryland Regiment in Thurmont
The Sixth Maryland Regiment held its annual reunion in Thurmont on Saturday with 48 answering roll-call. Maj. C A Damuth presided as president and Walter Eamer of Baltimore as secretary after an officer election. The next gathering will be in Smithsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Thurmont
C.A. Vamoth
Major Damuth
Walter Eamer
Baltimore City
Smithsburg
Washington County
Cal
John B. Rouzer
Cal J W. Born
David Beighuler
Effie Beker
Auld Lang Syne
Eddie Johnson
Slanche Hammett
Fannie Landers
Misa Valle Smith
Baltimore
Mises Lionie McGalgan
Margaret Osler
Margaret Bouzer
Pharmant
Hrle
Waite
Letters From the People and Editor Replies
ABE NEWS invites unsigned opinions while signed letters express readers views. Ex Mayor Broner offers to explain a longstanding problem about ownership. A reader asks the shortest path an ant would travel on a rectangular room surface to the opposite corner and whether this applies to rooms of any size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABE News
Brusre Bnows
Tez News
Broner
Taz News
Marrnew Maporx
Frederick County Agricultural Fair appoints staff for event
The board of managers held a Saturday meeting to list appointees for many roles including ticket sellers gate keepers and department heads. They pledged to deny gambling devices or immoral shows and to prevent such activities. The Elkridge Club and Chevy Chase Club will participate with high jumping and hurdle races, a first for the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Agricultural Boelery
Vo Duis
Frack Hice
L. & Clisgas
Privi
Selere
Geo. E. Paleley
West Entrance
Joseph
T. M. Biser
Lonsehold
Charien Collins
George A. Schroeter
Edgar L. M Fer
W.F. Chilton
Pomp~ Jugies
Tyrer
Charles 5
Retch
Marshal Diffendal
Stock
G P.omith
Lewis Burck
M. IL. Firestone
George E. Moczerly
Chariea H. Keefer
En Periptendert
G. Jacob Backey
Walter Anderson
T. H. Maught
BE. A. Wachter
Bilas Thomas
AL Kemp
Carpenter
A. G. Cramer
Bland
Hank Miller
Geo. W. Speake
Elkridge Club
Baltimore
Chevy Chase Club
Washington, D.C
Fair End
Brief Bits from the Potomac Era
Cumberland seeks a purer water source than the Potomac. Hanover fair receipts totaled 4536.04 dollars. Rev J B Manner showed an apple with one sweet side and one sour. Martinsburg arrests for street loafers and heavy fines. Bread priced at three loaves for ten cents in Shepherdstown. Ferdinand Williams expected to be named judge by the Fourth Judicial District on October 1. Fine bass being caught in the Potomac. George Gingell adds a frame addition to his Emmitsburg residence. West of East Elkport Iowa man killed by train near Germantown on the Metropolitan Branch. John L Keefer installs a 15 HP engine at Zimmerman Flousing Mills on Manor Road. Marine Band concert at the White House includes The Picture in My Heart by Edwin S. Shope. Walnuts plentiful. rural kids gathering for winter. George Kader resigns from Steiner Brothers and to study pharmacy in Baltimore. Frank Sheffield and Hicks Glessner catch a fine Monocacy string of fish yesterday. Gutter on South Park Villa being repaired under Lt Luther M. Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Potomac
Hanover
J. BE. Manner
Boonsboro
Martinsburg
Shepherdstown
Ferdinand Williams
Fourth Judicial District
George Gingell
Emmisburg
Wm.g. Every
East Elkport
Jows
Boyd's
Germantown
Metropolitan
John L. Keefer
Zimmerman Flousing Mills
Manor Road
Marine Band
White House
Washington
Edwin S. Shope
Geo. Kader
Steiner Brothers Drug Store
School of Pharmacy
Baltimore
Young People’s Union Convention Set for October in Hagerstown
The second annual session of the Young People’s Christian Union of the United Brethren Maryland Conference will met in Hagerstown on October 1 and 2. Maryland Presbytery convenes in Hancock tomorrow. Reverend J C Knott leads Epworth Church as pastor during its completion and inaugural services. Church groups including Reformed Guild and Missionary Society gather this week with Bible Class and Brotherhood of St Andrew meetings planned. St Mary’s Chapter to hold its annual meeting Wednesday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Christian Union of the United Brethren Church
Maryland
Hegerstown
Maryland Presbytery
Hancock
Wm. d. Keller
Y.P
Buckeystown
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Washington
VD. C
Fort
All Sainta Church
T. 8. Bacon
Backeystown
E OC
Shepherd
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
St. Mary’s
In the Law's Grip Disorderly Conduct Arrest
Joshua Filby was arrested on a disorderly conduct charge and brought before Police Justice Eckstein. She posted a fine of 1.85 dollars and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Filby
Eckstein
Potomac Council Meets in West Virginia for Council Plan
The Potomac Council in Garpern Perry West Virginia held a Saturday night meeting at the Lateran Church of Knoxville to discuss organizing a council. Speakers included Rev Hank and Rev Sister, with remarks by local clergy and several residents. the effort aimed to establish a temperance chapter modeled on Jeremiah but fell short of full setup. The Potomac Council of Harper's Ferry claims nearly 100 members, led by the Sovereign Ubiel, with meetings at the large town hall in Harper's Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Jomadab
Potomac Council
Sores of Jonaded
Garper
Barkitteville
Fiyri
Slo
Cora Noeels
Srocewick
Upwright
Zolo
May Wistert
Sccompants
Site Ostrew
Harger’s Perry
Edress
Hack
Cox
Soto
Themk
Sdutees
Waeel
Ustel
Tbe
Rosach
Warsligon
Deen
Dammond
Iddecea
Franc B. Sapplogtun
Freertsr
Yoermgultsmest Ie
Avery Pists Magrer
Tse
Sovereign
Ubiel
Jeremiah
Potomac
Harper's Perry
Harper’s Ferry
Farmers and Citizens Events and Local Elections
Local notes report Greensbury Md free light injuring several. Mrs Ida Leonard dies in Pelbot county. Allegany and Talbot Democrats marshal county tickets and school books support. Republican primaries show Col George Pearce likely State's attorney. Baltimore court appeals and mortgage cases reviewed. Bank vs Brown & McKinney case discussed. Political shifts and legal actions mark Tuesday updates from Allegany How ard and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gia
College Part
Lowndes
Allegany
HM Toursday
Ida Leonard
Chas. R. Leonard
Pelbot County
Greensbury
Messia
James A. Garey
Talbot County
Allegany Democrats
Ferdinand Williams
Nathan Carey, Jr
Ellicott City
Burgiare
Benrietta Gillowa
Circuit Court
Court of Appeals of
Mary
B. Price and Company
Frank L. Stoner
Khen Payne
Wm. Fr. Booger
Ellen Payne
Price & Co
Boogher
Glenn H. Worthington
Appellees
Samuel L. Roweva
B & C. R. R. Company
Court of Appeals
Motter and Keedy
Ross and Manisby
Appellee
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank
Brown & McKinney
Baltimore wheelman injured on South Mountain ride
A Baltimore rider en route to Hagerstown was seriously injured descending South Mountain between Suddlstown and Boonsboro. His wheel slipped from control, he crashed into a telegraph pole near the toll gate, and he lay unconscious with head and face bleeding. He repeatedly cried to be sent home to Baltimore and was taken to Boonsboro for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Hagerstown
South Mountain
Suddlstown
Boonsboro
Wheelmen Reach Hagerstown From Frederick on Ride
Fifteen members of the Frederick Bicycle Club formed a headquarters on West Patriex Street, headed to Hagerstown. They stopped in Boonsboro for breakfast, then continued. Arriving at Hamilton House in Hagerstown after nine, they left for home about six in the evening and returned after night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hageratown
Frederick Bicycle Club
West Patriex Street
Bageratown
Boonsboro
Hegertown
Hamilton House
Oyster crop to be largest in years reports suggest
The oyster crop this fall and winter is forecast to be the largest in years due to a prolific spawning period. Trade was dull last winter amid hard times, but a strong recall is expected for the shellfish abundance. The Republican Association plans a meeting at headquarters on Egat Church street to organize for fall and winter work with a sizable turnout urged. Jacob Smith sold about two acres at Emmittsburg's east end to Jan Elder for 150 dollars. Candidates for county offices campaign actively with six weeks until election day. The Modern Beauty feature extols health through good food exercise and a cleansing laxative Syrup of Figs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Republican Association
Egat Church Street
Faii
Jacob Smith
Emmittsburg
Jan. B. Elder
Personal notices show residents visiting and illness in Frederick
Purely personal notes from Frederick list Miss Mary Maulsby and Miss Mary Sefios departing for school and visits with relatives in Baltimore and Pennsylvania. It records guests at several homes, travels to New York and Philadelphia, and multiple local residents visiting friends in Frederick, Walkersville, and nearby towns. The sick list includes Nanalee Goldsborough and others improving. arrivals include Orry Hore and many from Baltimore, York, and Chambersburg. It closes with property sales, deeds, and a bicycle accident near Catier street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Maulsby
Wm P. Meulsby
Baltimore
Mary Sefios
East Decuad Street
Gokiborough
Walkersville
B’dred Jonnes
Leute
Arthur Potts
Ceart Street
New York
Annie Hore
Ecmtteburg
Virkdlow Frickue
Cartbele
Page
Feetesick Lings
Chicago
Henry Lingg
Teburg
Mies Beies J. Rowe
Esimore
Emutubarg
Pitwburg
Beaste Detauder
Petershire
Mary W Watkins
East Franklinsirest
Asgerstuws
Shafer Looade
Lewis Gee Z
Howth Market Sireet
Witerleods
Woodaboro
Dhaka
Frederick
Miss Johnson
Charlottesville
Miz. Worth
Jogson Johnson
West Third Street
Justice Eckateto
Washington
FE. B. Hay Indson
B. PB. Brown
Mies Eliasbeth Tyson
Weat Second Street
Shepherdstowe
W.va
Nena Ayton
Laytonsville
Montgomery County
Boyle
Louise
Nannie Turner
Court Square
Virginia
O. M. Buracker Sa
Olver Pearre
Mrs. Snowden
Pearre
Howard County
Milan Marie Poole
George Beckley
Orlenda
Thomas Wiliarson
Philadelphia
Oller
Maryland College of Pharmacy
Henry M. Pett
West
Feylett
Accidents and notices from Frederica 1895
On a rural road a horse bolted dragging a man and causing injuries near a toll gate. A separate wagon accident involved a cart and a horse, with minor injuries reported to several bystanders. The Frederica post office lists advertised letters dated September 28 1895 and a house fire attempt at Walkersville with no clue to the arsonist.
Frederick County Fair Art Department Seeks Entries
Local leaders urge ladies to help the Frederick City and county fair by submitting artwork pictures China and painted items. Items can be brought to the gromada free of charge on Monday Oct 7 via contact Thomas Rice or Miss F. W. Doub. Rhodes Bill Posting Co offers circular and card distribution. Also notes Republican meeting Oct 1 and a steam carpet cleaning ad. Democratic club formation set for Sept 30 at West Patrick Street headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Poly
Thomas
N. Market St
F. W. Doub
Democratic Central Committee
Frederick
Democratic Headquariers
West Patrick Street
Charles N. Hargeli
J. Roger Mewberry
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Hicks Glessner
South Park Villa
Luther M. Stone
News OF the Churches
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Evenua
Nanale Goldsborough
Patrick Street
Charles Fagan
Wm. Mansfield
East Church Street
David J. Beate, Jr
Princeton College
Wm. J. Worman
Harmony Grove
Noah E. Cramer
Misses Payne
Paynes
Joseph EK
Clarence Retner
Brunswick
John J. Houser
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Leura Englar
John Taylor
Carroll Counties
James D. Keller
Amands
E. Fry
Benjamin H Nelson
Mary Moore
New Market
Abraham Wakenight
Maggie P. Waggoner
Petersville
Caleb D. Nichols
Katie Moore
Jefersom
Charles Gittinger
Catier Street
William Ebbert
Ebbert
Hood
Shriner Milling GO
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Ceresville Roller
Jom
Kerrigso
Cara
Kerri- Nat
Gabe
Kertgan
Ots
Gui
Mtors
Frederica City
Gerrieaux
Charles Bisor
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Juan MS. Browns
John A A. Baer
J. Baker & Son
W Yhomesa
Edwarde Jurricke
Anvhopy
Jarvis Aduipoye King
Edwert Phoeter
Philip B. Rernane
He Logs
Burge & Co
Hearty Baker
Joby Murra
Jeg Fenton Michel
Allaron Mongan
Joe
Khrichleeger
F. Prince
Loura Hin
Jesse Weir
Neary Robertson
Burshey
J. Richter
Frank W. Belter
Ueo
W W. Smith
Ubares TF. Smith
J. Claytanting
Geo. A. Thotopwo
Juan J. Wioepigler
Stewart Waters
Cusranoo
Wagner
Jono H. Zimmerman
Lapiss
Mus Hate
Ptufy
Mise
Jennie Turner
Afr
William Creager
Wachter
Rhodes Bill Posting Company
Fa Perfect
Republican Association of
Guo
Birely
Eli
Frost
Rodock & Naldig’s
A. T. Rice & Sone
Steiner Bros
D. H Best
ARD
D. H . Basis
Norte Marert &T
Aulliniz & Kemp
Moun
Kaur
John Bendrickgon
Spraal
Fmaciion
Tre Linen
LANGE
John Henorickson
F. V. Staub
der Mason
Jara
F. V. Stave
North Market Street
Doll Brothers
North Mareet
Dow Barorzezs
McKinsey
Yellow Springs
Walters
Frederick, Md
the Railing Grocery Co
John A. Kennedy
PRING
Pring 42Nd Suuues Goons
Etreet
Rropere
Neidig
Bidbeatios
Pirat
Krublak
Neimdig
A. T. Rice & Son
Fe Fabulogeo
North'iarket Street
Frederion, Mi
Jamuss
Walker
Priestley
Jas. E. W
Aixer & CO
J. F. Eisengauer
J.F. Sisennaum, Managee
Will OF
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CRICK
F. Eisenhader
Elenbauer
Zad Ste
Dertholomay
Rochester
N.Y
Apollo
National Capital
Port Tee
C. H. Diane & Sain
India
Eusgesh. Wiener
Attorneys-At-Law
H Dohsey Evchison
LA Charcery
Oklahors
Agai
Court Street
Levy
Atiorneby
Thomas Homas
Claby
Thorar Ing
B. Clary
Kors
Mabies
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