Local Classified Advertisements and Notices Run
A compact set of small ads and notices lists names such as W C Eldridge C E Cline and Co Help Wanted Ladies Public Sale Helm and Household articles for sale. It also mentions miscellaneous items including bell hanging and various insurance statements and company names like Mutual Benefit Life Insurance and American Fire Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Eldridge
C.E Cline & Go
Red Seer
Imperial Bicycles
George A. Gilbert
W.H. B. Etchison
Helm
Buffalo
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Purely Personal Notes On Visitors And Departures
Pleasant paragraphs about locals who come and go. Grace Stone leaves for Baltimore to the regret of friends. Rose Marriott, stenographer, leaves for Newark. J. D. Hendrickson, visiting eastern cities, expected home today. Allen Rohrback returns from Baltimore business college. Minnis Baumgardner visiting Baltimore will return with Lottie Wagner. Oscar Brioces plans Sunday with friends in Feagaville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Stone
Baltimore
Mca
Rose Marriott
Newark
BR. J
J. D. Hendrickson
Allen Rohrback
Business College
Minnis Baumgardner
Lottier Wagner
Oscar Brioces
Feagaville
Mechanticstown election reelects old board of commissioners
Brief items note the re election of the existing Mechanticstown board of commissioners at the upcoming corporate election. Also mention Howell loan prompting Stockton and Burnett to move to The Ladies Home Journal. Haller renovates store entrance with tessellated pavement. Reformed church chime bells arrive next week. Forepaughs circus advance agent touring the city with billboards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicstown
Board of Commissioners
Howell
Frank R. Stockton
Frances Hodson_ Burnett
Ladie’s
Thomas H. Haller
Reformed Church
Forepaugh’s Circus
Sunday church services and meetings announced
At the Methodist Episcopal Church East Church Street Rev A J Gill pastor sermons at 7 15 pm and 7 30 pm morning subject A portion for each in due season Epworth League meets 6 45 pm Wilbur H Duvall on Ruling the Spirit M E Church M C A tomorrow 9 am Beale 5 45 pm P S C B tomorrow topic How can we end God John’s German Reformed Church no services due to Rev Biefeld illness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Gountz
Methodist Episcopal Church
East Church Street
A.J. Gill
Epworth League
M.el
Tomorow
Wilbur H. Duvall
Chasles Fagan
M. C
D. J. Beale
George D. Nixdorff
Interesting Lecture At Risterstown On Es Nana Pee
Rev J Helese of Reisterstown delivered an engaging lecture at the M E church in this city on the Es nana Pee The talk was both interesting and instructive and drew a good attendance The California Fig Syrup Co reports high success for its Syrup of Figs as a universal laxative sold by all druggists
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Helese
Reisterstown
M. FE
Esnana Pee
California Fig Syrup Co
Ali Druggiata
Firemen Demonstration Prepares for Grand Frederick Celebration
Frederick celebrates its 75th anniversary with a grand fireman’s demonstration. Committees work quietly to secure favorable rail rates from major lines. Veteran organizations from Brooklyn Philadelphia Washington and Baltimore plan large displays with uniformed crews engines and bands. The Sarah Zane Fire Company of Winchester and others will arrive by rail for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Esties
Wilmington
Alexandria
Hanover
York
Waynesboroe
James McSherry Coale
Old Frederick
Beckley
Taney
Barbara Fritchie
Volunteer Firemen’s Association of
Fairmount Fire Association of
Hope Hose Association of
Veteran Volunteer Firemen’s Association of
Charies
Wincheater
B.&o
Fire company parade to showcase uniforms from many towns
A list of fire companies from Alexandria to Frederick plans for a June parade. Attires include white pants and red shirts, black hats, and blue overcoats. Notable entrants include the Columbia 8. F. E. Co No 1 of Columbia Pa and Washington Hose and F E Co No 1 with bands up to 90 pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorg
Winchester
Friends
Columbus
Alexandria
Jane
Washington
Poston
Columbia 8. F. E. Co. No. 1
Columbia
Conzhohocken
Washington Hose and & F
Wrightsville Fire Co
Wrightsville
Carlisle Pa
Union Fire Co
New York
Empire Hook and Ladder Co
Cumberland 8. F. Co
Carlisle
Fremen
Shawnee Fire Company
York
Spring Garden
Rex Hook and Ladder Company
Hayes
Phoenixville
Phoenix Hose and Hook and Ladder Company
Chambersburg Boys
Friendship Fire Co
Vvigilent Hook and Ladder Company
Junior Fire Co
Good Will Fire Co
Cumberland Valley Fire Co
West Chester Fire Co
West Chester
Waynesboro
Mechaiic
Hagerstown
Alcators Fire Co
First Hare Co
Lst
Uniforns
Good Will
Harrisburg
Roezurg
Presburg Fire Company
Borden Mine Fire Company
Wilmington
Del
Phoenix
F. E. Co
Wilmington Boys
Liberty 8
Virginia
Independent Fire Company
Chambers
F. E. Company
Westminster Fire Engine and Hose Company
Westminster
Union Bridge Fire Company
No. 1
Old Frederick
Fire company parade to honor regional brigades
Dozens of fire brigades from Frederick and surrounding towns converge for a grand parade and tournament. Vigilant Fire Co. No. 1 Sipithsburg, Alpha Fire Co. No. 1 Littletown, Senior Fire Co. No. 3, and others from Annville Elizabeth Mechanicaburg Manchester Lexington join to showcase engines, hook and ladder teams, and hose carriages in a county wide celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Gowardian Best Co
Vigilant Fire Co
Sipithsburg
Alpha Fire Co
Littlestown
Senior Fire Co
Littletown
Charlestown
Woaterwitch Hook and Ladder Co
Annspolis
Atlantic City
Beacue Fire Co
Annville
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Washington Engine Company
Red Jacket Engine Company
Washington Fire Company
Mechanicaburg
Chemical Engine Company
Manchester
Carrell County
Lexington
Lexington Fire Company
Old Frederick
Aides Appointed for Independence Base Company Parade
Chief J B McSherry appointed aides for the impending Independence Base Company demonstration. Names include Independent unit leaders Nusz Roas Gaver Bowers prebriing and others across United division with Capt Welter Saunders and division marshalls Brenglé DoH to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. McSherry
Emory M. Nusz
Charles W. Roas, Jr
B. Tyson
G. J. Gaver
E. B. Bowers
Chas. Prebriing
Ara
EL Er
GN. Hales
Hier
WM. Crimmins
F. Eisenhauer
Samuel Werth
Two Funerals At Feageville For Hargett Kin CM
Two funerals were held yesterday at the residence of the late Samuel Hargett near Feageville. At 10 a.m. Mrs Susan Afilgard Hargett’s former housekeeper Milgard attended with Rev Ditterar of Jefferson officiating. pallbearers included Zimmerman Harding Shafer Rhodes and Shafer. At 2 p.m. Samuel Hargett was laid to rest with Rev Dittmar officiating. pallbearers included Fenton Hargett Milton Cuiter Albert Castle Stephen Thomas Curtis Thomas Daniel T Whip. Both were buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery in a ceremony noted as the largest attendance in the area, with about 20 vehicles. Schroeder was the undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hargett
Feageville
Susan Afilgard
Milgard
Mr. Hargett
Ditterar
Reformed
Jefferson
Zimmerman
E. Harding
Shafer Rhodes
E. Shafer
Samuel Harcett
Dittmar
Mesars
Fenton Hargett
Milton Cuiter
Albert Castle
Stephen Thomas
Curtis Thomas
Daniel T. Whip
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Schroeder
Imane
Mechanicstown Junior Band Impresses Town Crowd
The Mechanicstown Jr. Carmet Band, after a month of practice, drew a large street crowd on Monday evening. They performed three pieces and then moved to Town Hall for further practice at Mr. A. Weddle’s shop. Credit goes to teacher Martin H. Foreman. average member age was under sixteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bos
Saya
Mechanicatown Clarion
Mechanicstown Jr. Carmet
Hey
Don. A. Weddile
Martin EH. Foreman
Mechanicstown Hosts Gospel Meeting and Elections
ECERM will conduct a gospel meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock. The regular election will occur next Monday night with four directors to serve for the year. A committee plans retreats for members after the erection and promises good meds. Invitations have been sent for a reception that evening. Mechanicatown is Oldest Citizen Sophia Eyler, mother of Theodore Eyler and Mrs A M Hicooas, aged 96 at Christmas, remains active. Box sheet opened for Philharmonic Orchestra concert seats at City Opera House on April 21, urging early booking. Three colored men Albert Smith William Johnson and John Browz released by Justice Eckstein after arrest for suspicious conduct, to leave town in 20 minutes. Freder ick Firemen Arrive to plan June stay. A large party of Pennsylvania Railroad workers arrived for annual bridge inspection. Tonight Grand Summer Luncheon features crab soup buffalo chips and lager draught at The Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecerm
W. A. Burger
Mechanicatown
Sophia Eyler
Theodore Eyler
A.M. Hicooas
Mechanicstown Clarion
Philharmonic Orchestra
City Opera House
A. R. Yes- Ale
Albert Smith
Wm. Johnson
John Browz
Dustine Eckstein
Local News Briefs From West Fourth Street And Surroundings
Several residents on West Fourth Street are noted as improving including Mr Kenasth Young and Mrs Wiles while Mr John Smith shows marked improvement after illness. The infant Mary Dixon and Dr G F Albert the drummer who injured his knee are mentioned among city updates. A fraternal visit by Masonic leaders from Hanover and Shepherdstown honored Jacques de Molay commandery with a banquet. St Matthew's Lutheran plans a new church with cornerstone set for April 23. A heavy rain in Middletown floods gardens and raises streams with two inches of precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Eest Fourth Street
Mary
8. P."dixona
West South Street
Qquire
K.T
Mr. Doli
St. Matthew's Lutheran
Manor
Manor Church
Luther Kuhlman
Maryland
Middletown
Catoctin Creek
Judge Alvey Honored and Archbishop Satolli visit planned
Judge Alvey of the Maryland Court of Appeals has been named Chief Judge of the Appellate Court of the District of Columbia by President Cleveland. Arch bishop Satolli will visit Mt St Marys College on Monday April 17 aboard a special Western Maryland train. A hail storm struck the northern county yesterday afternoon with large hail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvey
Aisryland Court of Appeals
Cleveland
Appelate Court
District of Columbia
Glenn H. Worthington
Maryland
McSherry
Frederick
St. Mary's
Western Maryland Railroad
Satolli
Mt. St. Mary’s College
St. Joseph’s Academy
Emmiteburg
Free Pettijohn Breakfast Taste at Two Stores
A local offer invites everyone to Besant & Knott on East Patrick Street and F. B Sappington on North Market Street to sample Pettijohn's California Breakfast Food prepared in various ways free of charge. Free hot and cold lunches will be served Saturday at the Green House Restaurant on South Market Street near the bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B Sappington’s
N. Market Street
Pettijohn
California
Besant & Knott's
East Patrick Street
Green House Resturant
South Market Street
Bridge
Kennedy’s
North Market Street
E B. Ramsburs
Ramaburgs
Aprild
J. E. Prices & Co
Mindis
Patrick St
Hammond Urner
Febllatti
First National Bank
Waession
Gt Bank
Lece Curtains and Poles Featured with New Corrugated Pole
Mullinex and Red offer Lece Curtains in multiple qualities with stall prices. Curtain poles in Ebony, Cherry, Oak and Walnut accompany trimmings. A new corrugated white enameled pole with silver trim is highlighted as a beauty and a standout novelty.
Carpet Department Invoices Japan Mats Arrive New York
The carpet department notes another invoice of Japan mats received this morning direct from the steamer now unloading its cargo at New York. The shipment underscores ongoing import activity coordinated through the port and retail channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gilbert's Shoe and Hat Shop Offers Wide Footwear Choice
Moon Kaw G A Gilbert at 16 N Market advertises comfort and a full range of Oxfords and Button Boots, Chicézen's Shoes, men's Sewed Shoes from £1.00, Alpine Hats and specialties in all colors, ladies Russet Oxfords, trunks for the World's Fair, and E. Q. Taylor Comfortable Hat. Agents for Gilbert's bargains appeal to shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadies
E. Q. Taylor
LOY & Perry
Justin
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Yi Daily. News
Aaturday
Jaagpa
Wodat
Tempersinzze
Ban Bisce
Tos News
Washrneton
D.C
M. W. Hapermerox
Weather Bureau
News OF the Churches
Veteran Volunteer Firemen’s Association of Baltimore
PLE BR
Charles T. Holloway
Edward Israel
John Long
H. Lubo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chas. Hager. Cae
Hick
Kenasth Young
West Fourth Atreet
Ont Mebrie Norris Ia
Frederick Biset
Myercville
Mrs. Wiles
West Fourth Street
Mr. G. F. Albert
City Hotel
Herb
Chas
N.hauer
Moon & Kaw
Geo. A. Gilbert
G. A. Gilbert
N. Market
Gilbert
Chicézen
Jobn
John Hendrickson
Dren
Ciry
Joan Hresnetcxson
BELP
Louise Raupfield
Alee Booth Bend
Ind
Apran
Mb. Norris
Market St
R. Houck
C. 8
MuComss
Jjamaville
Tyland
Krent
East Second St
McDaniel
Henrietta Aubert
Apradtf
Joes Price & Co
J. , Pries & Co
Poors, Sontractor
Fredaricx, SJ
Basinos
Tay
Tanlzéier
Bailroad
Dealieg
Ives
Lewes, Frederick, Me
Elizabeth Mor
Jersek City
Dely News
Will Bell
Court House
Mealey
Daily News
Louis FP
Detrick
Mortfagee
Willaeli
Monrovia
New Market District
Welter Saunders
Auc
Erick
Tsc
James B. Walker & CO
Rodooie
BE A Krdig
MEDI
Rodock & Neldig
A.T. Rice & Sons
Rice & Sons
Poxszat
Markrt
Sas
V. Staub
B. H. Blackston
London
B. H. Biscosrse
Frederick, HD
Citizens’ National Bank
Ostadawly
OF the
AL Harley
R. L. Harley
Cassimeres
Harley, Merchant Tailor
South Ma&rest Street
Prederice, MD
Cline & CO
C. E. Cline & Co
OU Desire Choice
O. B. Cline
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