Weather Forecast for Next 24 Hours in Washington
Forecast for the next 24 hours calls for fair weather. The report, filed from Washington D C, notes a calm to light wind and no precipitation expected. Local notices advertise various real estate, rentals, and sales. Public sales and entertainments are listed including Kathleen Macyourneen and drama at Adamstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renner & Kemp
Mullinix & Kemp
Thomas H. Haller
B. Etchison
Rink
McLane and Norwood
Kathleen Macyourneen
Adamstown
Purely Personal: Notable Visits and Local Movements
Purely personal notes from the Middletown area describe Rev. Dr. Harman L. Wiles visiting his brother John T. Wiles after 24 years, Josiah Warrenfeltz and others visiting Wolfsville relatives, Henry Russman and Dr. GW Long traveling in the region, Mrs. A. O. Lorentz at Kensington attending her mother, and Chas Simon of Baltimore disappearing from home. Additional items include Signor Ferrata performing in Baltimore and other local social movements and travels.
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Harman L. Wiles
Mansfeld
Middletown Valley
Middletown
John T. Wiles
Wiles
Joshus Routzabn
County
Josiah Warrenfeltz
Princeton
Tol
Baltimore
Signor Ferrata
Mt. St. Marys Emuitsburg- Bire
P.J. Nussbaum
Aggie Ely
Thomas A. Chaplise
Thos. H. Haller
Central Dry Goods
Washington, D.C
R. Kingsley Cooke
John W. Page
Petersville
City
An Illustrated Sketch of Petropolis Brazil in 1892
Descriptive letter from Pernorosis narrates Petropolis atop Organ mountains near Rio de Janeiro. It portrays the Emus palace, Piabanha river bridges, the Finger of God, ornate palaces, orchid flora, coffee Fazenda, lepers on horseback, and peculiar social customs. Includes railway details, local fauna, fashion of iron fences, and vivid scenes of Brazilian life and architecture.
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Pernorosis
Rio de Janeiro
Wever
Petropolia
Soleme
Emus Palace
Piabanha
God
Oriesns
Madame de Stael
Baron Rio Negro
Brazil
Europe
Ania
Petropolis
Cascatinnas
Cardiff
Wales
Cascatinha
Organ Mountains
Kamaryt
Nora
Neta
Menins
Catalpa
Arvore da
Caroline de Sal. M
Local Briefs Highlight Farm Sales And Market Shifts
Eggs fall in price while meat and produce move through markets. Homes and farms change hands in public sales near Woodsboro Creagerstown and Brunswick. Local trade includes cattle horses and hogs for eastern and Chicago markets as roadwork resumes on the Gaplané pike and merchants upgrade storefronts in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Schnanffer
Baltimore
B. and O. Railroad
Brunswick
E. M. Mellor
Sykesville
John Eisenhauer, Jr
Charles Smith
Will Haller
CE Haller
Burck
Peter Simynons
Ang
Chicago
Middletown Valley
Charles
Ertzbaugh
Cumberland amateur troupe shines with The Ticket of Leave Man
The Citizen praises Cumberland's local company of amateur actors calling them the city's best. They note their masterpiece The Ticket of Leave Man surpasses other performances and invite audiences to compare with their own Enoch Arden Katharine Kavanaugh productions.
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Cumberland
Histrians
Enoch Arden
Katharine Kavanaugh
Mike
Sboss
Funeral of George H. Engle at Crea gerstown
The funeral for Mr. George H. Engle was held Tuesday in Creagerstown with Rev. J. A. Asper officiating and Rev. Geo. Whitmore assisting. Pallbearers were Chas. G. Cramer Grant Wachter Ren. F. Bell and William J. Erise. James Creeger & Sons, funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Engle
Creagerstown
J. A. Asper
Geo. Whitmore
Chas. G. Cramer
Grant Wachter
Ren. F. Bell
William J. Erise
James Creeger & Sons
Market Scribe Reports Commodities and Market Mood
The Market Scribe describes a brisk but unsettled morning at the local market. He notes price shifts for beef pork butter and eggs and records several quoted rates for vegetables fruits and fish reflecting cautious consumer demand amid cooler weather.
New State Insane Asylum Proposed for Bridewell Site
Gov Brown is expected to urge the General Assembly to fund a new state insane asylum. He backs building at Bridewell on state House of Correction land to relieve overcrowding. The correction board met with Brown and supports the proposal.
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Gov. Brown
General Assembly
Marshand
Bridewell
House of Correction
Change The Banner of Liberty Becomes Lewis Ownership
The Banner of Liberty announces a change in proprietorship with H. W. Lewis sole owner after purchasing the retiring partner J. H. Bussard interest. The paper welcomes Lewis to the field and extends best wishes for successful leadership.
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Liberty
H. W. Lewis
J. H. Bussard
Lewis & Bussard
Lewis
Important Difference Promoted For Cleanse Syrup of Figs
An advertisement claims many people are not diseased but need cleansing. It touts Syrup of Figs as a simple cure and credits the Hornia Fig Syrup Co as the manufacturer.
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Hornia Fig Syrap Co
Feare of a Flood Threatens Potomac Region
Warm rains raise Potomac at Williamsport five feet while ice melts. Conococheague swollen as it feeds the Potomac and carries large water over ice. At Cherry Run ice gorge may damage bridge piers as Western Maryland RR approaches. Farmers along Antietam report great anxiety over possible flood and jam of ice risking fences and bridges.
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Potomac
Williamaport
Cherry Run
Marylaad
Antietam c
Reception at Dr George Johnsons at Home
Last evening the hospitable home of Dr George Johnson on East Second Street hosted a reception from 8 to 11 oclock for his daughter Miss Nannie Marehall Johnson. Guests included Miss Elizabeth Woolford Mrs William Crawford Johnson and others. Attire featured Chula silk and pearl necklace ensembles with refreshments of ices salad coffee chocolate cakes and fruit. The parlors glowed with gas light and decorations of mistletoe carnations roses and evergreen garlands as hostesses and assistants greeted callers.
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George Johnson
East Second Street
Nannie Marehall Johnson
Miss Johnson
Mies Elizabeth Woolford
Wiliam Crawford Johnson
Miss Woolford
Johnson
Willard C. Keller
Nannie Helfenstein
Louise
Eleanor Potts
Mary Ingle
Bowers
Maryland
Boatess
Frederick County Historical Society Holds Debate Meeting
The Frederick County Historical Society organized recently held a meeting at Dr Charles W Hoffman residence. The topic was the advisability of establishing manufacturing institutions in the town and county.affirmative achieve J D Beker B S Eichelberger Major Goldsborough Dr Sibley Dr Wootton negative Dr Hoffman Hon F J Nelson Mr Bettie Hitchie Mrs Francis Fenwick Smith Miss Elenore Murdock Tyler. The discussion lasted about one hour followed by social conversation. The society will meet again February 11.
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the Historical Society
Frederick County Historical Society
Tsst
Charles W. Hoffman
J. D. Beker
B. $. Eichelberger
Major Goldsborough
Sibley
Wootton
Hoffman
F. J
Orphans' Court Inventory and Estate Filings
An inventory of money and personal property of John Late deceased was filed along with debts due for the estate of Frederick Erdenbrecht. The final account of J. Wm. Birely as administrator of Barbara Picking was filed. An additional sale of Samuel Putman estate was filed. Court ordered sale of stocks and ponds of Catharine Lighter estate. The will of Harvey J. Palmer was filed for probate and letters testamentary granted to H. D. Witter as executor.
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John Late
Frederick Erdenbrecht
WSS
J. Wm. Birely
Barbara Picking
Samuel Putman
Catharine
Harvey J. Palmer
H.D Witter
Brunswick Builds New Public School House Ready for Use
Mesars Gaither Cromwell and House of the county board visited Brunswick to inspect the brick school building by Wenner Miller. The four room structure meets contract requirements and desks will be installed soon with occupancy in about ten days for school use.
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Brunswick
Mesars
Still Pond Lake Named for Its Calm, Ice-Free Winters
In Still Pond Kent county a picturesque lake earned its name from its tranquil surface never iced over even in intense cold. The pond has attracted waterfowl and inspired the nearby village’s name, with no record of being raffled or disturbed by severe storms.
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Still Pond
Kent County
Real Estate Sold in Middletown and Buddleton
Real estate notices report Jacob Wilhide selling a house next to a Catholic Church in Middletown and Daniel Brandenburg selling a 42 acres farm at public sale in Buddletown. Bir A Lincoln Poole buys the Buddleton property for 1150 dollars. Ezra Minzick advertised the sale.
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Michael Renner
Woodsboro
Io C. &. Welker
James B. Ogle
Philip Mathias
Creagerstown
Bir. Phillips
Oak
Jacob Wilhide
Middletown
Daniel Brandenburg
Ezra Minzick
Eale
Buddletown
Martin P. Miller
Lincoln Poole
Large sale to auction Snook estate cattle and herd
The sale of the personal property of Mr. Wm. G. Snook, by Charles B. Snook and Frank Norwood, trustees, on March 14, is expected to be the county’s largest sale this year. The herd of Holstein cattle, thoroughbred sheep and swine, and a first class farm implements outfit will be disposed of.
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Wm. G. Snook
Charles 8. Snook
Frank
Full Line Silk Goods From French Manufacturers
Open to view is a full line of silk fabrics from a premier French maker. The items boast regular weave, soft rich texture, and uniform sheen. Also listed are satin broche dress fabrics, foulard imitation silks, fine embroidery and torchon lace, plus children’s fringe trims and half wool outfits priced to attract buyers.
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WO. L
EXGWR
Wright. Whey
Town News Highlights From Anne Arundel to Talbot
News brief summary of local events including a Patuxent match in Anne Arundel, Breskall house fire near Hancock, Krupp exhibit trip to Chicago, Winter Relief fed 5000 in January, a fatal accident in Hagerstown, and other regional items from Kent to Talbot counties.
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College of Physicians and Sureans
Talbot County
Agricultural Society
United States
Caroline County
Wall Collapse At Hotel Stables Prompts Immediate Action
A large brick stable rear wall on the Hotel property in Middletown fell outward about 5 p m last Friday. The wall had been in bad condition for some time and will be closed. An outer wall in the brick hotel addition is also dangerous. Miller has hired Gardner to tear out and straighten it.
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Billy Tyler
News
A. m
Ciy Opera House
J. Moore
Japan
Moore
Jesus
Midddletown
Daniel C. Miller
Howard E. Sparrow
Miller
George C. Gardner
New Hamburg Line Opens at James E Walker & Co
James E Walker & Co announces a new line of hamburgs with the best stock in town. The display features bwis9 naisook and cambric match setts in a stylish, pretix arrangement worth examining.
BUNDES promotes bold prices at BICE & SONS
A clipped notice touts low prices on canned goods at Bice & Sons 180 North Market Street Frederick with funeral directing in all branches and 11s branches. The item also advertises a Two Bands concert and Armory events with skating and dancing tonight.
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11S
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the Daily News
TopaYr
Satie Reap
Moon
Wyectal Dispatch
Tay News
Washington, D. C
MM. W. Hagerxeron
Westher
Harper's Ferry
Oakland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Unas. B. Wseehier
Jessie B. Plaines
Frederick
John C. Motter
Chas. E. MC Pisir
Wm. P. Maulsby, Jr
Geo. E. Hankey
Frederick County
Johns A. Kennedy
North Market Street
Sam Hill
BOM
Bilea
Uslet
Jobin
Soun Hanaiorsor
News OF the State
Mullingiz & Kemp
Heras
New Hamburgs
James E. Walker & CO
J E. Walker & CO
Neidig
Odock
Reidig
Bundes
Rodock & Neldig
AT. Bice & Sons
Bicke
Fioneaat Diescross
Calis
F.W
Staub
F. W. Braue
Musicat Armory
Armory
Society Evely’s Hall
Reformed Church
W. C. Bell
East Patrick
Aristo
W. T. Delaplaine
Blackston
Ovsncosties
Finjah
Merchant Tailor
North Market Steelt
HOF & Perry
Love Perry
Leathers
EZOM
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