Remarkable Fish Die Off in Potomac Near Williamsport
The Bute fish commissioner and the Washington County Game and Fish Association will be alerted over a mass kill along the Potomac near Williamsport. Hundreds of dead fish lined the banks and floated downstream with many black bass among the carcasses. Polluted waters from the Polo mill at dam No 5 are blamed as sawdust and debris entered the river. A Williamsport resident reported seeing three hundred fifty dead fish in less than an hour near the Polo mill area and observed dead fish along the Chesapeake and Ohio canal and Conocheague Creek. State fish commissioners in West Virginia and Maryland will be notified immediately.
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Potomac River
Bute Fish Commissioner
Washington County Game and Fish
Williamsport
Dam No. 5
Williamaport
Abost Sanday
Virginia
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Conocochesque Creek
West Virginia
Maryland
Dorchester County Court Actions and Local Elections
The April term of the Dorchester County Court opened with various docket items. Annapolis council approved twenty one flower houses. Townsmen elected to Deaka and Hidgety in Caroline county. Fire losses hit Exticott City paper mills,destroying Moyers Frank works at a cost of 40000 dollars. Two judges of Anne Arundel Orphans Court qualified. J Frank Kreme and J A Janetzke resigned from the House of Delegates. Local notes include a murder suspicion against Miss Marie Bandera of Harford, and other county affairs.
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Queen Anses
Dorchester County
Annapolis
Town O Ziers
Deaka
Hidgety
Caroline County
William Keeley
Elston
Paplis
James D. Neville
Sadlersville
Queen Ansea
Jobe Murray
Annie Nemeca Chesterown
Cortis Bay
Revell
Anne Arande! Canty
Frank Kreme
J. A. Janetzke
House of Delegates
Marie Bandera
Harford County
Charles A. Hanson
Howard County
Ellicott City Banding and Loan Association
Sacrament and Social Notices From Foodsboro and New London
The Lutheran Church will administer the Lord's Supper next Sunday at 10 o'clock with preparatory services Saturday at 1:30. Rev. Patterson, pastor. Local social notes: Miss Abbie Young of Frederick visits near Woodsboro. Mrs. Jeanie Shank ill. Jozeph Cutnail and Wille Roberts seen near Frederick. Epworth League organized at Emory M.E. Church with 39 members and officers named. In New London, Marciett Dorsey visited T. R. Bennett.
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Foodsboro
Patterson
Catherine Smith
John Fogle
New Midway
Abbie Young
Frederick
Woodsboro
George Welkert
Harry Miller
Taneytown
Charles Bare
Jozeph Cutnail
Wille Roberts
Ware
Edward Knodle
J. G. Waltz
Hagerstown
N. J. Wilson
Barnes
Walter Linthicam
Elle Barnsley
James Rawnie
Emma Barnaby
Jason Hoyle
Longuera
Della
Margaret Fraley
Cora E. Cecii
Hanson Cashell
Linthicam
Mizzos Rote
Exp Cashel
Harriet Casheli
Epworth Lesgue
John Taylor
Local Social Notes From New London Area
Mise Nellie McCaffey returns home to Estardsy after weeks with her aunt in Freder ick. G Albaugh and Burgess Jones hosts to Noah Barses on Monday. New London M E B Sunday School reorganized April 26 with J C Lowe superintendent N B alpangh amaisant KU Barnee secretary C A Baral treasurer. Bills Borths Thoma of Adams town spent several days with Miss Barnes.
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Mise
Nellie McCaffey
Frederick
Estardsy
G. Albaugh
J. Burgess Jones
Noah Barses
Honday
New London
M. EB
J. C. Lowe
N. B
H. Alpangh
KU. Barnee
Bills Borths Thoma
Adams Town
Miss Barnes
Poe and Eider Tie Wedding at Emmanee Church
Miss Nina Poe and Mr Win B Eider wed today at one in Emmanee Episcop Church Baltimore. Bride known in Frederick social circles, long connected with Goldaboroughs of Waikeravills, reflecting a prominent local social alliance.
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Eldes— Poe
Nina Poe
Win B. Eider
Emmanee! Episcops Church
Baltimore
Frederick
Goldaboroughs
Waikeravills
The Death of Owen Ledwicke in Trontville County
Obituary notes the death of Owen Ledwicke aged 80 in Trontville with funeral arrangements to follow. The page also advertises medicines including Stomachs and bowels remedies, Shiloh’s remedies, Karl’s Clover, and other tonics from local shops. It mentions Queen Victoria’s gray horses and a court property repainting by Messrs Borck and Hann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Borck
James Hann
Court Street
Charles ¥. Markell
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Aruar
de Wal
the Daily Newb
California Fig Syrup Co
Free Erie Medical CO
Buffalo
N.Y
Birys Co
Oxford
Black Tans, &c
Jasta
Toatyre
LOY and Perry
Revuene Pomee
Pere Borns
News OF the State
Liqcor
Cambridge
C.C.D
Lowndes
Cumberland
Board of Public Works
Board of Dental Examiners
State of Maryland
Gladfelter
Spring Grove
Parmillon Fisor
Jeanie Shank
Jackson Eyler
John Miller
Mr. Marcictt Dorsey
T. R. Bennett
National Building Association of
Baltimore City
Ernest J. Knabe, Jr
Prichard
Baher Johnson
Frederick Craty
Gilmas Brown
Soeth Gardner
Mass
doUara
King's New
Sean Ant
Eadh
Froc Ata
L. Pearre
Urug
Doath
Owen Led Aidue
Owen Ledwicke
Culzse
Trontville
Victoria
Riviera
Kuu Everdee
Hades
Hostetter
J. A. Willamson
Predertuk
Kerl
Pearre, Etchison Building
Shiloh
Natal
Albert L. Pearre
Aitchison
Gure
Forsala
Albers L. Pearre
Bhebison Baling
O. Wells &Co
S Hoy
Albert L. Pesrre
Brebison
Ic Raven
Are
Foresis Arbert J. Pearre
Etchigan
Karla Grover Boothes
Brahison Garsding
Karl
Albert S. Tre
Etehteouv Building
Piette
WoaLn
Ical Association
Main Street
Geo. A
Gilbert A
Ar Shoe
Leah Summer
Thumb
Ernest Maygrf
District of Columbia
Tom Thumb
Allen's Opera House
Washington
Allen
Jonason
Hay
Pham
Pennsylvania
Chamberlain
Gough
S. D. Newhert
Saylorsburg
J. A. van Valrah
Hughesville
F. Winger
Clifton
Sclz Proprietors
Lifton Malt Whiskey Co
Baltimore, MD
Excelsior Stove House
Paragon
NJ. Wilson & Son
J. Wilson & Sof
RAMON
Brown Mfg. Co
Greeneville
Tens
GEO. W. Fisker
Carty
Carty’ Furniture
Chaser
Mos
East Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
La&gr
G. J. Griece
Gormally & Jeffery Mfg. Co
Cnli
Rambler
Firat
L. MH. Nixdorfe, Jr
Sheffield & CO
West Patrick St
America
Footer's Dye Works
Mee Mberland
W. Church
A. K. Willials
St Sorenia Street
N. W
Washington, D.C
B. Htceison
Telephone
South Market Street
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