Weather Forecast Dispatch from Washington D C April 29
Weather forecast warns of threatening conditions with probable copious showers tonight and Sunday morning. The bulletin is issued by Hammerton, chief of the Weather Bureau, and filed from Wasmster, D C. The page also notes advertisements for sale of stove and dwelling, storage, spinning wheels wanted, and bonds for sale by W Irving Parsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peda
Wasmster
D.C
Mlow
Hammertonn
Weather Bureau
Monel PF. Y.stackh
C.E Citne & Co
George A. Gilbert
Mutual Aid Society
W. Irving Parsons
Sai
Fee Eneens
World's Fair Brevision
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
A mix of short notes on weather shifts and safety tips. A boy narrowly escaped injury when a horse and buggy backed into him on Esst etrick Street. Harper’s Ferry signs an electric plant contract for 90 days to erect a new facility with a ten year franchise. Newton K. Schafer and crew raised a barn on a Tuesday morning for Gideon Immergan, starting at 9 am and finishing at 4:45 am. Stell buys Keefer lot on West Fourth Street to build four new frame residences.
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Rhivkssys
Harry Schroeder
Esstetrick Street
Norman
Harper's Ferry
Newton K. Schafer
Gideon "Immergan
Fesgaville
T. Stell
Keefer
West Fourth Street
Local residents visit. travelers return from trips
Puseley personal notes list Elias DeLashmutt expected home from a business trip to North Dakota and Montana. Prof. Wm. Arm of Mechanicstown visits relatives in Frederick. Mrs F D Miller and son of Mechanicstown were in the city yesterday. Various locals, including Captain Nellie Merritt and Dr. Ward, state veterinarian, are mentioned with visits and returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias E. DeLashmutt
North Dakota
Montana
Wm.arm
Mechanicstown
Harry Erise
F.D. Miller and Son
City
X. H.f.getzendanner
South Market Street
T. E. Alexander
Middletown
Frederick
3. Syleark
Washington, D.C
Nellie Merritt
Merrit
Dr. Ward
L. ¥. Baughman
Miss Hate Slane
Martinsburg
Charles G Orvison
Rocky Springs
Scott Holmes
Imly
Onio Wessrs
Wiz
John Smith
Baltimore
Staley
Bueckeystown
M. Summel
Woodsboro
Joseph D Baker
Mary Hoeperhont
Fannife Lenders
M. Waesche
The Girl About Town Sees Towns Bells and Fairs
A lively column recalls the old town clock and the new chimes arriving in town for the World's Fair season. It mentions the old bell’s removal, the Daughters of the Revolution casting a Liberty bell, and local history unearthed by the Historical Society. The piece notes spring fashion, a local drama trip to Martinsburg, Frederick’s fame, a recent circus visit, and upcoming spring weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Daughters of the Revolution
the Historical Society
Monterey
Andrew Jackson
Fresh market prices roll in for local food merchants
Very abundant spring produce and wide variety fill stands in Frederick County marked by plentiful strawberries and vegetables. Prices span butter to bananas, eggs to oysters, with fresh fish and meats listing pounds and per unit costs across many items for the Sunday menu needs.
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Frederick County
Collision injures Myersville couple near Hermory post office
A stage driven by M. L. Gaver collided with the six Core team of Mrs Adam Leasherman in Hermory yesterday morning. The stage was demolished. Mr Gaver and Mrs Gaver were thrown out. Mrs Gaver suffered bruises, while Mr Gaver had minor scratches. Horses did not bolt. They used another vehicle to reach Frederick. Mrs Leasherman's wagon was damaged but not overturned.
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Myersville
M. L. Gaver
Hermory
Adam Leasherman
X'ddietown Valley
Gaver
Mr. Gaver
Frederick
Court records: Shank estate released by heirs and executrix
Orphans Court records show Charles Shank as administrator of Margaret Shank estate released by William Shenk heir. Berry B. Witter executrix of Margaret Houck deceased released by Fannie M Kanffman and George L Kanffman legatees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shank
Margaret Shank
William Shenk
Berry B. Witter
Margaret Houck
Fannie M
George L. Kanffman
May Devotions at St John’s Church Begin May Series
The sanctuary ladies and children of St John’s Church prepare for May devotions to consecrate the month to the Virgin Mary. Opening Sunday at 7 30 pm, sessions run each evening with the Litany sung by a 75 voice children’s choir, plus a sermon prayers hymn and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joan's Church
Benor- Taal
Mary
St. John’s Church
Hyme neas. Rolton Gaither. The War of Miss Pattley
A string of wedding notices from Glenwood and Emmittsburg detail marriages at the Gaither, Patterson, and Haller households. The passages describe attire, attendants, and after-ceremony plans, with trains for Washington and a renewed set of nuptials in Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolton
Gaither
Pattley
Getther
Johnels Holton
Dennis P. Gaither
Glenwood
Howard County
Mr. Purcell
Sykesville
Perry Gatther
Wille Bolton
Marie Louise Banks
Nanzile Poole Jones
France
Marechal Neil Roses
Powhatan
Baltimore County
Pattesson—Shoemaker
Frizell
G. Sestle Patterson
West Main St
Emmittsburg
Albert M. Patterson
Patterson Bros
Mias Addie Bruce
John M. Shoemaker
Charles Reinewald
Enoch L. Frizell
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Emmiteburg
Local Notices From Maryland In Brief
A Maryland items summary notes a Tews election next Monday in Cecil County. Montgomery County Teachers hold a meeting at Rocksills. Bishop Paret confirms large masses in Rockville. Secretary LeCompte travels home to Dorchester to recuperate. Laure l electric lamps raised to 50 candle power. Allegany county school commissioners award contracts for costly buildings. The Merchants and Miners Transportation Co cotton case argued in the Court of Appeals. The Maryland Democratic Editors Association plans annual Chicago excursion leaving Washington May 15. Louis Monk and John Dennison Jr. arrested at Belair for attempted murder of John C. Dennison. Mrs Denroche dies of heart disease while riding in Bent County carriage. Death warrants for Barber and Pickney prepared for Governor Brown. Allegany grand jury condemns city authorities of Cumberland for nuisance ordinances. Howard County Teachers Association adopts promotion by teacher recommendation and written exams only as discipline, not as promotion basis.
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Ito
Bere Ani Thess
Yeser Gay
Toiz
Oyatere Ais
Cecil County
Montgomery County
Rocksills
Paret
Rockville
LeCompte
Dorchester
Laurel
Allegany County
Merchant and Miners’ Transportation Company
Court of Appeals
Maryland Democratic Editors’ Association
Chicago
Lesying
Washington
Denroche
C. Tu! Denroche
Bent County
Barber
Pickney
Bowie
Brown
Cumbeland
Howard County Teachers’ Association
Ellicott City
Long Winter and a Gruesome Relic at the World's Fair
The World’s Fair will feature a long winter record noting September 1892 to April 1893 as a harsh season with fires needed in homes and schools. Also to be shown is the John Brown Scaffold, used for executions in 1853, later recovered and stored, now restored and exhibited as part of the exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islhude
Apri
John Brown
Edwin Coppie
Shields Green
John E. Cook
John Copeland
Albert Herrett
Charlestown
Daniel
Sheets
John M. Coyle
Cockers
Coyle
H. H. Cook
Forrest Washington
Brown
Sid George Augustus G Brammel
G. Street
N. W
Washington
Forepaugh Show closes day at Frederick with full lineup
The Forepaugh Circus concluded a successful day at Frederick presenting all listed attractions. Highlights included Japs feats, clowns, the Smith brothers wrestling act, and a vivid Revolution scene. Baby Rath elephants drew steady crowds. The train then departed quietly after a full day of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Brothers
Pete
Rso
Baby Rath
Frederick
Syrup of Figs Prominence in California Remedy Market
The Skill and Knowledge Essential to the production of the most popular laxative remedy have enabled the California Fig Syrup Co to achieve great success in the reputation of its remedy Syrup of Figs, conceded to be the universal laxative. For ease by six druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Slx
Mishap Reports From Middletown Area Injuries
Reports from Middletown detail several mishaps. A 7 year old boy fell eight to nine feet from an overshoot and broke his right third toe. A Rockville man lost sight in one eye after a rail piece struck him. A farm worker suffered severe jaw and facial injuries from a kicking horse. A Middletown woman in Hancockton slipped on a boardwalk and broke her bone near the wrist. Doctor Beekley treated the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
J. Charles Eeler
Middletown
E. L. Beckley
Armlistead Alexander
Rockville
Beckley
Lucinda Carrick
Hensington
Montgomery County
Final survey completes route study for West Virginia extension
The final survey of the Baltimore and Cumberland Railroad between Hancock and Sideling Hill is done and a preliminary location west of Sideling Hill Mountain is under way. Three route options were reviewed through Hancock and the most practical, least costly path will be chosen with construction to start soon.
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W.va
Baltimore and Cumberland
Hancock
Sideling Hill
Sideling Hill Mountain
Joseph Stollemyer
Little Orleans
Sidehog Hill
Howard Sutherland
St. Louis
Horse Driver Injured as Upset Cart Jumps on Bampton Valley Road
A horse pulling a road cart driven by Mr Wo J Meshen bolted on the Bampton Valley road near Irondale farm one mile west of Emmitsburg. The cart tossed Mr Meekin from the vehicle but the horse and cart suffered no injury. The animal traveled about five miles through town to Mt Marys College grounds where the rider, Mr Meehen, was not hurt.
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Middletown
Walter Beisuder
Bellvat
Mt. Tabor
Good Templar Lodge
Shank
Delsuder
Amtrelig Mender
Mr. Dellander
Mr. Belander
Hagerstown
Mr. Delander
Ruvawey
Wo. J. Meshen
Bampton Valley
Irondale” Farm
Emmitsburg
Mr. Meekes
Western Maryland
Mt. Mc Mary's Collers
Meehen Wat
Local Missionary Society Meeting Held In Walk-seraville
The Grade Reform Missionary Society gathered Sunday at 2:30 PM in Walkseraville with large attendance. Rev. C A Whitmore, superintendent of home missions, spoke, the program ran smoothly with recitations by Ziles Susie Kemp Ilda Smith Rena Stauffer sur Niva Cramer and Mrs Devilbiss at the organ while Harry Liggett played the cornet. Pastor Rev. Conner led devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grade Reformed Missionary Society
Walkseraville
C. A. Whitmore
Home Missions
Ziles
Susie Kemp
Ilda Smith
Rena Stauffer
Niva Cramer
Mrs Devil
Chimes Lifted to Belfry in Evangelical Reformed Chapel
Yesterday afternoon the chimes were hoisted into the steeple belfry, taking one hour and five minutes to raise the charge belt into the belts Mulliniz and Kemp. Dress goods shown in new spring colorings at 12 4 and 25 cents, plus an invoice of 500 white shirts in both sizes and styles for men and boys.
Carpet Room Special Styles in High Grade Wool Carpets
The Carpet Room promotes Special Styles in high grade woolen carpets. They claim extra heavy build and better value than a three ply, urging customers to give them a trial.
Glit Treing Drapery Lines In Invoice Style
A listing highlights various fabrics and trims including black siles and grenadines silk blends. It markets satin loom fabrics and silk batin options with color varieties. Special plain china in black and all color woven at premium prices noted.
Philo Mathean Society Sets Public Event After Debating Execution
The Philo mathean Literary Society met at Kemp Hall with large attendance. T M Biser and Jacob Nohrbach spoke for and Prof st P Richards and Alfred Ritter against the motion that Charles I’s execution was justifiable. A May 19 public entertainment is planned under direction of George Edward Smith and William A Nicodemus. A local rabies scare follows with mad dog reports and a suspect heifer in Wolfaville.
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Philomatheane
Philomathean Literary Society
Kemp Hall
Presient
Glenn H. Worthington
Thaddeus M Btser
Schuier
E L Boblitz
Caryle
Sartor Hesartus
Chas. I
England
T. M. Biser
Jacob Nohrbach
St P. Richards
Alfred Ritter
E. P. Gale
E. L. Bobutz
Kemp ‘Hall
George Edward Smith
William A. Nicodemus
Rev Blagden to Lead Trinity Meetings in Boston
Local notice says Rev Mr Blagden of Boston the gos pel preacher and evangelist is holding a series of meetings at Trinity M and Church every evening at 730 o clock Pastors and people of all the churches are invited to unite in the devotions Also notice advertising very cheap wrapping paper with remaining stock of uncut newspapers for sale at Taz News office at 75 cents per hundred pounds or one cent per pound in quantities of not less than 25 pounds
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Hagers
B & O. Ballrosd Company
Baltimore
Frederick
Washington
Mr. Blagden
Boston
Trinity M. & Church
Taz News
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Hé Daily News
Tam
Bel
Sra
Aewee
Rece Neen
Gan
Petore
SUN
Hines
Buniower
iSa
Rhabarb
Hti
Janz
Hymeneas
Br. Joseph's Parsonage
Immitstarg
Bias Addie Flantz
H. F. White
C. M
Addie Bruce Shoemaker
Potomac
Frederick Seminary
J. T. Roller
Br E R. Eschbech
A. G McCasdell
G S Slegie
W.H. Iiggetes
Westminster
Criah
Urish
Tnion
Pennezlvania
Devilbiss
Tas News Sas
Devilbise
Amy Wiihide
Pushend
Lydia & R. Brandenbure
Peter H. Shafer
George C. Shafer
James M. Smith
Sife
Jesse A. Snd
Mary C. Hendley
Levi Leatherman
Peter T. Waltman
Levi
Mary Jane Webb
Ana
Charles C. Biser
Virginia A. R. Keller
A . Eline
Association
Louis Monk
John Dennlson, Jr
Belsir
John C. Dennison
Mulliniz & Kemp
John
Indies
China
Sabah Siles
Jon
V. Staub
Rua
Legrand
Minnesota
Staub
North Market
Eee
Blackstor
Poe Woolans
London
Ss Ergir
Rus Fran Jock
Edingurgh
Henry Bean
Zimmerman
Ersville
Philadelphia
Middletown Valley
Solomon Michael
Algoraville
Otho Hayes
Wellsville
Rebba
Hayes
Jefferson Wolf
Wolfavilis
Seyclopedia
Worsteig
Cassimbhes
KR L. Harley
Taz
E. Cline & CO
Cline & Co
Cline
Rodoce & Nbidio
Connectmarner Et Frodooe & Nai
Jost
Waltieg
Pretty
Eodock & Nelo
A.T. Rige & Sons
T. Rice & Sone
Noeth Market
Frederick, MD
Aia
James
Walker
Walker & CO
Fesson
C&lebrat Priestley
James KE. Walker
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