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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1895

Page

4

Weather Bureau Signals Shifts From High Pressure Areas

W. L. Moogx notes a high pressure area moves from Pennsylvania to the Middle Atlantic coast with a second high pressure zone off the North Pacific. A trough of low pressure spans from New Mexico to north of Lake Superior. Rain has fallen in the South Atlantic states and Upper Great Lakes. temperatures fall in the Upper Mississippi Valley and Middle Slope while rising elsewhere. Forecasts warn of cloud and rain spreading if conditions persist.

W. L. Moogx Weather Bureau Pennsylvania Middle Atlantic North Pacific Coast New Mexico Lake Superior South Atlantic Upper Lake Region

Local items note growths and ventures across two states

Briefs report a 12 ft 9 in flower stalk with 30 blooms, 7 beds and a misprint note. They announce soon 200 workers on Cumberland improvements, a Hancock spoke factory plan, and a $300000 Berkeley Springs hotel. Also recorded are a donor’s gift of 100 to Baltimore missions, a monument oration by Col George A. Pearce, large potato harvests, potato weight records, and various local happenings including a horse accident, timber waste, school night lectures on government, new fruit sellers in Frederick, bicycle interest in Hagerstown, and a pair of sick, elderly, and injured residents from Frederick area. Bay you saw it in The Nowe

3. B. Preston Weverton Hameter Cumberland P.E. Dawson J. A. Robert Hancock Berkeley Springs Bam Jones Emory Grove Baltimore George A. Pearce Maryland Washington Long Island Philadelphia George W. Brengle North Market Street Third Street Frederick Hagerstown

Miller Nominated by Sixth Judicial Republican Nominating Convention

The Sixth Judicial Circuit Republican Nominating Convention at Point of Rocks nominated Galen Miller of Rockville for judge, opposing Democratic incumbent James B Henderson. Miller praised by Frederick and Montgomery county delegates, with family ties to former U S District Attorney Francis Miller and Swarthmore and Columbian Law School training.

Point of Rocks Sixth Judicial Circuit Frederick Montgomery Counties John J. Merray Frederick County A. Ai. Miller Aahley Gould Montgomery Pll Bitéabew Br. Chas. M. Giipin Hiteshow Miller Francis Miller Flaber Bell Charles F. Mark Thaddeus Blaer Joseph T. Moore Montgomery County Goron Miller United States District of Columbia Sandy Spring Swarthmore College Columbian Law School Hockville Supreme Court of the United States

Deaths and funerals noted in local column

Deaths from typhoid at the Novitiate mark the passing of George E Stork a Loyola College alumnus aged 19 later funeral services are set for 8 30 am with mass and interment at 2 pm on Sunday. Dr Henry Zollicott a former Baltimore resident dies in New Market aged 77 funeral at 3 pm Saturday in J P Church graveyard. An infant child of Augustus Scapes near Greenfield Mills dies with funeral at Koontz chapel and burial in the adjoining graveyard.

George E. Stork Society of Jesus Geo. Stork Monumental Lumber Works Baltimore Novitiste Loyola College Father O'Rourke St. John’s Church DE. Zollicoff&r Henry Zollicottes George M. Smith New Market J. P.church Augustus Scapes Greenfield Mille Koontz's Chapel Geo. W. Peters

Youth Held on Disorderly Conduct Charge

A man identifying as CW Bellison was arrested yesterday by Officer Hobba in the city and brought before Police Justice Eckstein on a charge of being drunk and disorderly. Unable to pay a fine of 85 he was committed to jail for thirty years.

CW. Bellison Hobba Eckstein

Road work sparks more trouble on Hoffman-Se christ road

Reports allege contractors failed to give required notice before soaking the road and caused extra damage by cutting through a fine corn field owned by Mr. Albsugh, suggesting ongoing disputes over the project and compensation.

Hoffman-Sechrist Albsugh

Hymeneal Notice Describes Colored Couple Ed Campbell Union

Hymeneal report notes Ed Thomas, celebrated as Washington DC tuner, wed Miss Edie Campbell in a ceremony led by Rev Amos of the A M B Church. A large picnic followed at Urbana County, with many city residents attending and enjoying the day at Manor woods.

Thomas Washington, D.C Migs Edie Campbell Rev Amos A. M. B Church Urbana Manor Woods

Syrop of Figs Promises Gentle Health Cleansing

To cleanse the Symem Effectually yet gently when cassive or bilious or when the blood is impure or sluggieh to permanently cure habitual constipation to awaken the kidneys and liver to s healthly activity without irri cating or weakening them to dispel head aches colds or fevers use Syrop of Figs.

Walkershire youth misses lunch from wagon in temperance event incident

A Walkershire county man traveled to a temperance picnic and left his baggy with lunch in a city. George Brull later moved a delivery wagon near the young man’s parked vehicle and his dog then helped itself to the lunch. The man returned to find most of his provisions gone.

Walkershire Redesik George Brull Walkersville

Not the Mak A Negro Arrested Near Polst of Rocks

A young man answering to the description of a negro who assaulted Miss Jeans was arrested near Point of Rocks and jailed in Frederick. He denied involvement, gave the name William Henry Clark from Charlestown, and was identified by witnesses as not the assailant. The case proceeds with further examination as the victim recovers, and the grand jury returned a true bill against Wilson.

Mia Jeans Misa Jesale Jeans Sol Tax News Polst Rocks Jal William Henry Clark Charlestown W. Ye Frederick Point of Rocks Wilson Etted James Cram Misa Jeans Miles Jeans East South Street

Personal notices of Liberty Thurmont and surrounding area residents

A long list of social visits and vacations across Liberty Thurmont and nearby towns. Residents from Pikesville Baltimore Washington and Frederick visit relatives, attend dances, travel to Atlantic City Richmond and Shepherdstown, with several bicycling trips mentioned. News covers notable visitors, hosting families, and upcoming departures for educational and leisure trips.

Flour brands blended with hard spring wheat in old market note

A fragmented note mentions Bancy's Choice and Diamond brands mixed with Diamond flour, referencing a Pittsburg cracker baker Marvin and Marvin's crackers. It names Lesmner Millington Seta and a Frederick Maryland company, then ends with an unclear offer to pay.

Bancy Pittsburg Marvin Marvin's Lesmner Millington Ing Co Frederick

Local residents listed as visitors and guests

Miss Lakiz of Boonsboro, W. Jon costily, was the guest of Hive Axy Kemp yesterday. Miss Bettle D. Tyson of West Record Street visits relatives near Shepherdstown, W Virginia. Frank M. Cumn of Shlekersville, Pa., visiting friends in Liberty. Mrs. Thomas B. Boyer and daughter Beaste of Liberty are seen with friends in Frederick.

T. Sewell Ball Pikesville Aleter Emily Madeline Pampel P. Frank Pampel Balarday Richmond Yea Washington Revanees Academy of Monte Maria Lillias Edward McSherry Irene Sappington Liberty Amoe Urner Near Liberty Thomas Wout Unionville Ocean Grove N. 2 Horace Rickert Amos Urner Philadelphia Moses Bonneem Cerge Rorsman Eeory Eekardt Kiladelphia KE. Rosaman George Steele Sunbury Georges Weller Baltimore Thormont Geo. Groff Batimors Chss. Groff Frederick Sailte Sappington Carrie Davts Eyr Sappington A Sappington James M. Sappington Atlantic City John Isanogle Hagerstown Catoctin Furnace Harry Buckey Lizzie Radclifte Orick Cunningham Clear ‘Spring Laura Zeigler Low’s Station J. F. Cramer Middletown Henkine Neille Dono Cornelius Riordan Mary A. Jenkins Bowhan Misa Maggie Ryan Ids Odd and Mesars Eddie Dillon John Riordan Daniel Riordan Emma Leiching Walkeraville Misa Belle Rosenour J. M. Oster and famBy van B. Oster Thurmont Jane Anders Phillipsburg Crete Cassell Alex. P. Beatty Washington, D. C W. H. Richardson Morris Rouzer Manson T. H Westminster John Mathias Richard Norris Allie ©. Kirke Paw Paw W. Va C. A. Smith Rev. E. Fenton Krise East Second Street Jennie Cole Ezra Hoffman Bertha Stauffer Point of Rocks Ella Keefer Elmer Reefer Louie Richardson Hyattaville Arthur Carty Wm. M. Hardt Hache] Linthicum Geneveve Davis Washington, D. Cv Edward Howard Berkley Maud Grove Breathedasville Charles B. Fout Lakiz Boonsboro Jon Costily Axy Kemp Bettle D. Tyson West Record Street Shepherdstown W.va Tyson Morgan Frank M. Cumn Shlekersville Thomas Boyer Beaste

Social World Pleasant Evening at Riordan Home

Sunday evening at Mr. Dante T Riordan’s Liberty town home drew many guests from Baltimore and surrounding areas. Gentlemen including Vincent Yinglisg, Harry Dorsey, and George A Benner joined a informal gathering with cakes and watermelons, as Baltimore ladies provided entertainment for a pleasant revisit.

Dante T. Riordan Libertytown Mestre Vincent Yinglisg Harry Ent Shoat Dorsey Frederick Augustus Yvingslag George A. Benner Clinton Kreimer Lisganore John Hiordan Baltimore

Special Bargains On Saturday Evening August 24 1895

Local notice lists varied cheap goods from 6 to 10 pm including tomato cans 35¢ a dozen, pens for 2 5 cents, ink and pen bundles, nickel tea spoons 6 cents, iron bas ting, pint buckets, cooking pots and kettles at low prices, plus water coolers and holiday goods. The store urges bright turnout, invites customers and neighbors to attend and bring friends.

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Daily News Wasumorom D.C Lleom Batardsy 8. W. Souay N. W E. E. DeLeshmutt Henson’s Delicacies Geo. W. Smith Ralling’s Grocery Co Railis Special Bargatus M. T. Derr West Patrick Street B. W. Bennett Tuckerman Gladbill Luther Derr Montevue Hospital Tas Montene Woodabere Estly Beveri C_ ixicodemus Hazelmown Christian T. Wilson Thomas Lichister Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Branawick Deerford NS. Miller Diagrdeelt News of the Churches Frederick Station M. E A.H. Zimmerman M. EB. Church Sent For Order of United American Meetenics Epworth League M. E. Church Andrew Myers All Saints Street Biyers Canning Factory Republican State Central Committee Geo. L. Wellington Capt H. Clay Walls Samuel T. Haffner Lioys Lowndes Lowndes Prince George's County Upper Marlboro David Kolb Messia Hardt & Keefer Kolb Maynard Republican Association of George Birely Tesolutiona Waa Spencey Deniot Summers Eli Moses Wood Staunton Stanton Shepherdstow Tle Mary EB. Etchison Blackaton Geo. Wm. Smith Christian Rafling Wrightaville George H. Reafling Richard Potts Belis Rosenour Messrs Rougenour May Woodard Shriner Milling CO Anna Harding John B. Harding Bradford Coc. B. Trai Anna Constance Harding Ariana Balt Dorsey Clara L John C. Williams Pearce's Chapel Galther’s Siding Carroll County John Hendrigeson Lamor Rastarn America John Henpaksson F. V. Staub Extea Stout J. Burke Dublin Par Ealo F. V. Stave Doll Brothers North Mareet ST Elle Cremelle Repons LEC Rassiek Uae Dou Baornzis Drumm&er's THE Raising Grocery CO John A. Kennedy Sun Hes Rove Reidio Baazkets Budock & Neldig A. T. Rice & Sons Peeta Bulsaen A. T. Rice & Son Marth Marget Prreet James B Walker Walerre BULL Wall Deess H&aMs Dai. EK. Waizie & Co J. F. Sisensauer J. F. Eisenhauer Weenhacer Building Market and 2Nd Sts Bartholomay Eonsenter Apollo Besw CO BAY View C. H. Evers & Sons Agen John A.C. Lipps, Co George JB. Wiener Attorneys-At-Law Pobsey Goazaxreny Sa N. Mares St. Opp Shespre Sfien Attornet Law Axld— Solicitus Office Opp Court House Const Orien Surrz Fand Jennie B. Blades Rome D. HI Bzsk North Market &T Thomas & Clary N. Clary Real Restatu and Loan Agents Point of Sretes Fe Sore Malllon Patrick Nea Mulliniz & Kemp Gatrrday Mun & Keur
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