Weather Forecast and Local Notices in Baltimore Area
Special Dispatch from Washington reports fair skies for the next 24 hours per Weather Bureau chief M W Hagsimeres. Advertisements list local sales and auctions, with notices for Stewart's Bazar and carriages, and houses for sale by J B Thomas as mortgage assignee. Brief items note railroad lock changes, World’s Fair sample crops, a circus appearance, heating work for President Cleveland's residence, hydrant burst, electric rail interest, and local art exhibitions.
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Rew
B. Etchison
Saterday
Aliscelaneous
Stewart’s Bazar
Cram & Keyser
W. Irving Parsons
J. B. Thomas
Tragic Farm Death Near Cereaville Shocks Community
Wm Scholl, a 51 year old tenant on the Derr heirs farm near Cereaville, was found dead in the stable from a self inflicted hanging. Neighbors and Dr Goldsborough attended. no inquest. Scholl, once injured in a tree accident, suffered chronic illness and melancholy. He leaves a wife and six children, with several siblings and a sister in Walkersville. The family has not set funeral arrangements.
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Wm. Scholl
John Derr
Cereaville
E. L. Derr
E. A. Shriner
Lewis Scholl
Bentztown
Charles W. Goldaborough
Walkersville
Mr. Scholl
Elias Scholl
Goldsborough
Baltimore
D. M. Scholl
R. GC. Scholl
John D. Cramer
Personal Notes From Virginia and Nearby Cities
Bir Jacob Kobroacs and a trip through Virginia. James E Walker returns from a western city excursion. J Warden Pope of Fort Leavenworth Kansas and Miss Lynch of New York visit Sir L Victor Baughman at Poplar Terrace near the city. Harry Di an EL Winebrewer employee plans to go west soon. F Corey Owings formerly of this city was in Frederick yesterday. Wim Haines of Arsby is in the city on business. Mrs Charles B Gwathmey Jr and bride of King and Queen county Va visited relatives and left for Richmond. Thomas Schiey and daughter, Petersville, guests of Mrs Laura Chepline. Thos H Baller and son Harry depart for Baltimore via B&O. Rev Osborne Ingle spends week in Washington. Dr Nevin B Shade, formerly of Hagerstown, moves to Washington DC opens private sanitarium for consumptives at 28 Iowa Circle. Geo W Shoemaker foreman of the PRR sails to Baltimore. Claude Toms of Merersville leaves Thursday for Mechanicsburg Pa to spend summer.
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Jacob Kobroacs
Virginia
James E. Walker
J. Warden Pope
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Miss Lynch
New York
L Victor Baughman
Poplar Terrace
Harry di
EL Winebrewer
F. Corey Owings
Frederick
Wim. Haines
Arsby
Charles B. Gwathmey,Jr
Bride
King and Queen County
Slisses Murdoch
Richmond
Thomas Schiey
Petersville
Laura Chepline
Thos. H. Baller
Harry
Baltimore
PF. R
Osborne Ingle
Washington
Nevin B. Shade
Hagerstown
Washington, D C
Iowa Circle
Geo. W. Shoemaker
Claude Toms
Mrersville
Mechanicsburg
Frederick County Images Topic Beats Weather for History Talk
The Historical Society met last night at Birs Ritchie’s residence despite poor weather. Members discussed the origins of Frederick county place names and noted Emmitsburg, Trammellstown, Buckeystown, Middletown, and the lower valley’s early turbulence with several exhibits including Sergeant Everhart’s sword and historic papers. The meeting adjourned to May 4 at Miss Helen Young’s Court street residence.
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the Historical Society
The
Historical Society
Birs. Ritchie
Frederick County
Ar. Eichelberger
Emmitsburg
Poplar Fields
Wiliam Emmitt
Hoffman
Maryland
Hockse
John ‘Trammel
Nixdorff
Frederick City
Ritchie
Buckeystown
Emith
Middletown
Everart
Wootton
Sergeant Everhart
Alexander Contee Harrison
Alexander Contee
Roger Nelson
Andrew Jackson
Frederick People
Caspar Fritchie
George Brust
Bentztown
F. Marion Faitchie
Helen Young
Court Street
Balti more church calls Rev Lloyd E Coblentz from Altoona
News of The Churches reports St Pauls Reformed Church of Baltimore extended a call to Rev Lloyd E Coblentz of Altoona Pennsylvania. Rev Coblentz is a Middletown native. Rev Alvill Conner of Glade Reformed will conduct confirmation and preparatory services Saturday at 236 Union Street. Centennial services planned for Sunday April 30 at 10 30 38 am with Sunday School and congregation uniting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Baltimore
Thas
Lloyd E. Coblentz
Altoons
Coblentz
Middletown
Alvill Conner
Glade
Judge Alveys successor named in Cumberland area
It is reported that A Hunter Boyd of Cumberland will likely succeed Judge Alvey on the Court of Appeals bench and as chief judge of the Fourth judicial circuit after Governor Town returns from Fortress Monroe. Boyd, born in Virginia in 1859, has a long record in law and public service in Maryland.
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A. Hunter Boyd
Cumberland
Alvey
Court of Appeals
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Governor Town
Fortress Monroe
Mr. Boyd
Winchester
Washington College
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
University of Virginia
Pace
Camoberland
Mid
Allogany County
Mer. Boyd
Cstes Aep
Letters to the Editor urge FC YMCA leadership in city
An appeal calls on local leaders to advance construction of a YMCA building for young men. The writer cites Crawford of Hagerstown as an example, urges immediate action, warns of moral decline, and asks who will step forward to lead the movement and ensure success.
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Taz News
Tax News
F_C_Y_M.C. A
Crawford
Hagerstown
Gay
M.C. A
Bos of
F.C. Y.3.c.a
Deaths and obituaries from Liberty Hampstead Owings Mills
Death notices for Hamilton Etzler in Liberty age 50 with wheelwright trade and family. Hampstead reports three deaths including Shubkagel, Frederick Odie, and William Wareheim. Owings Mills notes Elizabeth Reese death at Ten Oaks with survivors. Capt. L J Watkins dies at Mount Airy after long B&O railroad career. James H Fox dies at West Church Street residence after kidney trouble. wife had died three weeks earlier.
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Hamilton Etzler
J. M. Gill
Fairmount Cemetery
Measra
John Sneadner
Maynard Dudrear
Calvin Metcalf
Francis Collebery
Hampstead
Carroll County
William Shubkagel
Frederick Odie
Germany
Baltimore
William Edw. Wareheim
Richard Wareheim
Owings Mells
Elizabeth Reese
John R. Reese
Abraham Roop
Ten Oaks
Owings Mills
Pikesville
B. ¥. Graff
John F. Bocrne
Joseph Morrow
Joseph Wright
Joshua Griffin
James Disney
Watkins
L.J. Watkins
Mount Airy
Captain Watkins
Baltimore and Ohio
Camden Station
James H. Fox
West Church Street
Social world notes mark birthday and social events
Mrs EK Sylark celebrated her thirty fourth birthday at West Fifth street with friends and refreshments. A private dance at United Hall last Wednesday hosted about 20 couples with Coates Orchestra providing music. Several locals and groups listed health and social updates follow including legal notices and a medicinal ad for Syrup of Figs by California Fig Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. Sylark
West Fifth Street
United Hall
United Fire Company
Coates Orchestra
Yegerday's Hotel Arrivals List
City Here gives a long roster of guests including C. M. Grelsever and T. M. Kernode from various places such as Baltimore Philadelphia Washington Cleveland Boston Camden York Hanover Buffalo and others. Counts note multiple entries from the county and city.
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Yegerday
C. M. Grelsever
N. Downs
A.S Norman
Paul Garrett
E. K. McDowell
W. Hamaker
N.Y
C. Newman
Hanover
HN Carson
Cincinnati
Ohio
H. Bishop
Buffalo
C. V. Hemsley
Baltimore
Maryland News Digest Highlights Cumberland Plans and Legal Talks
Statewide notes report strong canning prospects for Harford County and a water works plan advancing in Cumberland. Presbytery of New Castle adjourns to meet in Wilmington, Del. May. Rev C W Harvey of Fingerstown Christian Church accepts call to Plymouth Pa. Judefind case over Sunday work filed in Chester town. Howard County forms bridge company between Avalon and Henay House along Patuxent. State Council of UMA Mechanics ends Cumberland session with banquet. next year at Elkton. Pinkney murder trial verdict and testimony detailed at Upper Marlboro. Judge Alvey resigns from Court of Appeals effective April 20. Maryland bar pays tribute to his service.
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Montgomery County News
Montgomery County
Rockville
G. H. Nock
Maryland Sunday School Union
JD. H. Boult
Addie Claggett
Alphonse Claggett
Laytonsville
Gaithersburg Amilling and Manufacturing Company
Gaithersburg
Derwood
Montgomery County Grange No 7
Harford County
Cumberland
Presbytery of
New Castle
Elkton
Wilmington
Del
C. W. Harvey
Christian Church
Fingerstown
Plymouth
J. W. Judefind
Chestertown
Howard County
Avalon
Henay
Baltimore
State Council
United American Mechanics
Pinkney
Upper Marlboro
Francis M. Bowie
Barber
Gales
Alvey
Court of Appeals of
Maryland
Bar
HYMENEAL IN WAETINSBURG AT REFORMED CHURCH
Milas Burnice daughter of Mrs. Busan Boram near Martinsburg and Ait Charles J Seibert wed yesterday in Waetinsburg Reformed church. Ushers included Dr William Ningbini Dr EB L Sincindim F E Wilson and B D Staley. Rev Jos H Wolf and Rev Dr Hoshsins presided. Nile green attire noted and Marechal Neil roses in bouquets.
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Waetinsburg
Milas Burnice
Busan Boram
Martinsburg
Charles J. Seibert
William Ningbini
Middleway
EB. L. Sincindim
F. E. Wilson
The
People’s National Bank
B. D. Staley
Marechal Neil
Jos. H. Wolf
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Dukesville
Hoshsins
Big Treat and Baby Carriage Sales at Smith's Temple
Local note invites all to a Saturday event at Green House Restaurant featuring clam soup. Baltimore hand made coaches touted for comfort and one year guarantee, sole agency at Smith's Temple of Fancy Frederick. Alsim clocks and discounted glassware flash sale with reduced prices. Price specials valid Saturday April 22 1893.
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Green House Reataurant
Baltimore
Smith’s Temple of Fancy
Frederick, 3d
Smith
Great Excitement Over Petti John's California Breakfast Food Sale
Frederick residents hear of a major sale of Petti John's California Breakfast Food now offered at Geo E Shipley and C E Zellers stores at Market and Third and Market and South streets. Free samples are available Thursday through Saturday as the paper sells off uncut stocks at reduced prices. News office offers 75 cents per hundred pounds or one cent per pound in minimum 26 pound lots.
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Frederick
Pettijohn
California
Geo. E. Shipley
Corner Market
Third Streets
C.E Zellers
South Streets
Mulliniz and Kemp Curtains and Poles Ad
A retail notice from Mulliniz and Kemp showcases lace curtains in low to fine quality with low prices. Curtained poles in ebony, cherry, oak and walnut with trimmings are advertised, plus a novelty corrugated white cosmeted pole with silver trim.
Carpet Department invoicing note on Japanese mats arriving
In a brief item the carpet department notes another invoice for Japanese mats just received this morning from a steamer unloading its cargo at New York.
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New York
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the Daily News
Frederick Weather
Rarogrep
Kavzer Barts
Apm
Westher
Wasmingtor, D.C
M. W. Hagsimeres
the Weather Bureau
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Mt. St. Afary’s College
Vero “Society
Isaac Long
Downsville
Messrs. Green
Emonys
Wigville
Eckstein
Janie Zimmerman
W. F. Zimmerman
iTu
Sa. Reines
Farner
William Scholl
Bible Society
Maryland Bible
J. Joseph Merrefield
J. W. L. Graham
Haltimore
Harford
Montgomery
Prince George’s
Somerset
Wicomice
Blue House
American Bible Society
Peerely Personal
Judge Alvey
Hunter Boyd
Medical Times and Register of
Philadelphia
R. Lund
M. D
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Shade
Medical
Washington, D.C
Nooner
Dr. Shade
Tesul
West Virginia Central
Ives
West Virginiia Central Survey Ng Corps
Hancock
Qarmvellsnd
Orleans
Sidling Hill
Railroad
E Company
TRE News
Lise Line
Pallister
Roble
Pepper
Carlyle Harris
Seattie
Osmond
S. A
Parker and
Whe
Salvation Army
Air
Calvin Rhodes
Augustus Praieyia
Roland Steiner
W. L Martin
Mechenicstown
F. CG
F.C. Y. Mlc. A
California Fig Syrup Co
News OF the State
Brefauver—Bacher
First Reformed
Tifa
Lewla
Refauver
Manistique
Mich
Kefauver
Oscar J. Rouizabn
Maggie Feaga
Feagayille
Jefferson
Hedeos
Geo
Bess Man
Nellie Falmer
City
City Opera House
John Hendrickson
Madras
Percale
Fretty
THEI
Nal City
LOUAL
Evor Sale
Septand&wit
Lewis, Prederick, Ma
Burr Mill
E. L. Painter
Owlegs
East Second Bt
McDaniel
Callog
Henrietta Aubert
Spradtz
Price & Co
B. Price & Co
Patrick Street
J.B. Price & Co
West Patrick St
Posession Caren
Hammond Crier
First National Bank
James E. Walker & CO
J E. Walker & CO
Muslimsundebewrar
James B, Walker
Mulliniz & Kemp
Bodooe
Neidig
Perera Roevecq & Neidig
Bodoce
Neloig
A.T. Rice & Sons
Rige & Sons
Rorth Market Strest Fredericx
FV. Staub
Notrex
V. Staub
North Market Street
Fourth Street
Ade Etiareen Eee
B. H. Blackston
Free Woolens
London
B. H. Buaozarox
North Mareet Street
Frederick, MD
Geo. A. Gilbert, G*o. A. Gilbert
N. Mareet ST
Gilbert
Rusastt Oxfordafor
Wesrestill
BR. Q. Teylor
George A. Gilbert
R.L Harley
R L. Harley
Cassimeers, &c
Harley
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