Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
John W. Bork and Jac R Crawford left yesterday for Baltimore. C F Stauffer of Hagerstown was to the city yesterday. G W Click of Bridgewater Virginia spent yesterday in Frederick. D H Mowen editor of the Myers Fille Guide spent yesterday in Frederick. J Scott Anderson insurance agent returned home last evening from a business trip to Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Glenn E B Worthington returned home last evening from Washington. Laura Kline of this city will leave in two weeks for Philadelphia where Beebee & Co shirtmakers hired her. E Willie Margaret who spent Easter with her sisters 31 North Carey Tree Baltimore has returned home. F B Sippington Master Workman of the Ancient Order United Workmen is on a visit to the subordinate Judges of Norfolk and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mezerz
John W. Bork
Jac. R. Crawford
Baltimore
C. 5. Stauffer
Hagerstown
G. W. Click
Bridgewater
Virginia
Frederick
Kir
D. H. Mowen
Myers- Fille Guide
Kr. J. Scott Anderson
Glenn EB. Worthington
Washington
Laura ¥. Kline
Philadelphia
Beebee «& Co
E. Willie Mergaret
North Careyetree
F.B. Sippington
Ancient Order
United Workmen
Norfolk
Richmond
Locust Invasion Foretold Across West Virginia in May
A Clarkeburg WV expert predicts locusts will emerge mid May 1897 across much of West Virginia west of the Allegheny Mountain. Observations note ground emergence lasts ten to twelve days and eggs may be laid in tree branches. The tale blends weather dependence with sensational remedies and patent cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Clarkeburg
W. Va
Luther Raymond
Locus's
Weet Virginia
Ohio
Various State News Items From Maryland Counties
Town commissioners in Denton and Caroline counties are meeting. The Court of Appeals will resume sessions at Annapolis today. A shipbuilding firm is to be tried this week at Cambridge. Efforts are ongoing to stamp out tuberculosis in cattle in Washington County. The stable and eight horses of Thomas Veekers were burned at Horn’s Point. Benj. C. Bird, college principal, died of Bright’s disease. Cormick Dougherty drowned at Besger Dam quarry near Cockeysville. Public reaction follows talk of possible war termination between Turkey and Greece. Farmers claim railroads overcharge for moving early vegetables to Northern markets. Evangelical Association conference in Baltimore adjourned after appointing pastors. Lutheran Diocesan Society met at the Toird English Lutheran Church in Baltimore. Gaya Hotel site in Baltimore sold for $25,000 to Safe Deposit and Trust. Jahn S. Wilson to become president of the Baltimore Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway. P J. Maguire urged carpenters in Baltimore to expect better times. Col. Buchanan Sciley says he was not warned before dismissal as surveyor. Talbot County fields two candidates for surveyor Schley’s job: B. F. Parvert and Marlin M. Higeine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Carolina County
Montgomery
Court of Appeals
Annapolis
Cambridge
Washington County
Thomas Veekers
Horn’s Point
Dorchester County
Benj. C. Bird
College For Colored Youths
Somerset County
Bright
Cormick Dougherty
Besger Dam
Cockeysville
Baltimore County
Turkay
Greece
Autlantic Conference
Evangelical Asociation
Baltimore
General Lutheran Synod
Toird
English Lutheran Church
Gaya
Holiday Street
City Hall
Col
Buchanan Sciley
Talbot
Schley
B. F. Parvert
Marlin M. Higeine
Nebraska Legislature Repeals Thistle Extirpation Law
The Nebraska Legislature revisits a two year old act offering a premium for destroying the Russian thistle. It is found the weed serves as fodder and fuel, prompting a repeal to avoid harming useful plants and human needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Wheat prices slip at Baltimore Chamber amid war end hopes
Wheat fell three cents per bushel at the Baltimore Chamber of Commerce as traders expect an end to the ongoing war between Persia and Turkey. Frederick quoted wheat at 80 cents today. Henoy Harp, invited by the Alma Association of the Lebanon Valley College to give the annual commencement address in June, will accept the invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore
Oresce
Turkey
Frederick
Henoy Harp, Esq
Aloma Association of the
Leb+spon Valley College
Annible
Harp
A. B. Hargett
Matl
G. F. Smith Manufactoring CO
Carebmnists
Woodsboro
Steiner Bros
Annual Association Meeting Elects New Directors
The Association held its annual business meeting with President E B Eichelberger presiding. Twelve directors were elected to serve starting May 1, including Eichelberger, J B Ramsburg, Johan A Markel, W Birely, M G Urner, C Thos Eemp, David S Rica, Prof. Jos H Apple, Isa H Astris, A R Yoake, E L Bobiz, and BR S Dutrow. The old board will run until May. The group urged incorporation of the Association. Tennis and Athletic Committees outlined past work and upcoming Field Day and camp plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eichelberger
Becky Leonard
Jhe
ES. Eicheberger
Ramsburg
Johan A. Markel
W. ©. Birely
M. G. Urner
C. Thos Eemp
David
Rica
Jos. H. Apple
Jsa
H. Astris
A R. Yoake
E L Bobi Z
J. Dutrow
Leonard Twee
Alsocia- Mon Incorporated
J. Darrow
Wil
Athletic Committee
Dass
Woods Fire Devastates Local Timberland Near Rockville
A woods fire Sunday burned about 45 to 50 acres of dense woodland on John Beall’s land three miles from Rockville, prompting residents to fight the flames before control. Another large woods fire damaged timber and cordwood on A B Blacksuem’s property two miles west of Elifcou City, owned by Hamilton Oldfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beall
Rockville
A. BR. Blacksuem
Elifcou City
Hamilton Oldfield
Dangers of the Grip and Patented Cures Offer
An old newspaper ad extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to ward off pneumonia from la Grippe and promises a quicker permanent cure than rivals. It also touts a “Mystic Cure” for rheumatism, Electric Bitters for old people, and a patent American remedy, urging readers to buy at local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
A. L. Peazre
Poodenek
W. N. Rads
Neum Sigs
Koldaya
Frederick
North Market St
A. L. Boor
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Adulfearon
Royal Baking Powdre CO
New York City
S. E
the Daily News
Perely Personal
Hosietter
D. Agnew
Lj Pears
Sweeney
Ayasn Diesa
Cal
Sailoh
Albert J. Pearze
Etchison Building
Albert L. Pesrre Etchison
Shitoh
Albert i. Pearre
Etchison Balding
Baby
YeCare
Mra
J. B. Martin
Aig, Korsaie
Albert J. Peas
Etchison
Bisesaei
Sibert L. Pearre
Karis Clover
Albert L. Pearre
Stchison
Noryes
Oades
Morale
Albert 1 Pearre
Etchisos
Jancaryaik
Rex
Baltim
Wee Aguterer
Patmore
News OF the State
A.L. Pearre
Market Stree
SILK
Derby
GEO. A. Gilbert
Mes
N. Market St
Frederick, Md
W. S. Miller & CO
W.L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Weavant Bat
Acre
Cantog
W.l.douglas
A.B. Yeakle
ELY Brothers
Warren
Coh As
Anna Giering
Sears
Baltimore Street
Saltimore
Rome
Revivo
Ae Sa
Tsing
Oreat
Royal Medicine Co
Saleat Predericx
Schleye
BRO. Drugsgists. Iy
Busfalos
B. HW. Blackstoy & Son
City Bottling Works
Vonderhorst
Continental Beer
Milwaukee
William H. Shipley
Central Hardware Co
Old Central Hotel
W. Patrick
YMGA
Woman's College
Opera House
Wm. O. Kold
East Third Street
Dorszow
Chsirmsn
Patrick Siresi
Wasoe, Jst
I. E. Fairbare Company
Boston
Philadelp
Chienge
New York
Willard ©. Keller
South Sarket ST. Frederick
EL B. Etchison
Southmarket St
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