Auction Tonight and Local Notices Around Town
Fragmentary notice list mentions Equity loan exhibit auction tonight and various local names such as Geo M Mull J Walkers Mousy to Loan F L Stoner and Smiths Temple of Fancy Lampé plus Oysters and Fish and G G Carty. It reads as a compact page of classifieds and notices with multiple names and items.
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Geo. M. Mull
Stoner
Valentines
Smith's
Temple of Fancy
Lampé
G. G. Carty
Ee Bi Walker & Co
Simmons
The Weekly News ready Thursday with twelve pages
The Westy News will be a handsome twelve page issue and packed with news and special features. It boasts Frederick city and county circulation and serves as a premier advertising medium with many advantages. Ad copy for new ads due by 5 p.m. Wednesday and changes by 1 p.m. that day.
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Westy News
Frederick City
Wreeiy
Purley Personal Paragraphs on Local Visitors and Travel
Mrs Mary M Carty of this city visits daughter Mrs Ware Conklin of Boston Mass. Mrs David Fisher and son of Laurel Md return after visiting Mrs Fisher East All Saints street. John T Lipps of Beallsville spends weekend at home. Charles Doll spends day in Baltimore on business. Charles N Hargett in Annapolis on business. Frank Goode of this city in Baltimore on business. Mrs Charles Wertheimer leaves for Baltimore. Virginia Young visits cousin Miss Holsten. Rev I M Motter, returned after a few days in Baltimore. Annie M Snyder and grandson Charles Pickett return from Martinsburg W Va. Annie Barrick of Mt Pleasant visits cousins in this city. Solomon Stern spends day in Annapolis on business. Rev O W Stinespring spends days in Hagerstown on business. D Charles Winebrenar Jr leaves for Bryn Mawr Pa to visit Arthur Obiechester. Rezo Harp spends day in Washington on business. Christopher P Smith spent yesterday in Baltimore on business. Euenda Curnett of Baltimore, American Tobacco Co general agent, spends a few days with friends here.
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Mary M. Carty
Ware . Conklin
Boston
Maas
David Fisher and Son
Laurel
Charles N. Hargett
Annapolis
Frank Goode
Baltimore
Basinet
Charles Wertheimer
Virginia Young
Fini
Miss Holsten
Rev. I. M. Motter
Cty
Annie M. Snyder
Charles Pickett
West Patrick Stroot
Martinsburg
W. Va
Annie Barrick
Mt. Pleasant
Kate Lorents
Mollie Cramer
Thin City
Solomon Stern
North Market Street
O. W. Stinespring
Hagerstown
D. Charles Winebrenar, Jr
Court Square
Bryn Mar
Arthur Obiechester
Rezo Harp
Washington
Christopher P. Smith
East Fourth Street
Euenda Curnett
American Tobacco Company
Valentine Day Briefs and Local Notices
Brief items note Valentine Day eve, a clock upstart, and plans for a Vulcan storm period. A woman who faints is remembered, and a snowbound town anniversary is marked. Coffee prices rose three cents per pound, and about thirty five sales are announced for the next four weeks. An auction of household furniture is set at East Patrick street rink. Frederick Council No. 1196 Royal Arcanum hosts a smoker with plans for an annus banquet on February 27. Hood's advertised as a remedy for fatigue.
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East Patrick Street
Harvey R. Leasa
Frederick
Royal Arcanum
Golden 50th Wedding Anniversary in Middletown
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Henson Bussard of Middletown celebrated their golden wedding after fifty years. Their children and thirty two grandchildren attended a grand dinner and afternoon reception at their home. Rev. M L Beard presented gifts and spoke of the couple’s life path. a country feast followed with turkey goose and more.
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Peter Henson Bussard
Middletown
M.L. Beard
Lutheran Church
Boseard
Basaard
Mr. Beard
Bogsard
Middletown Valley
Valley Savinga Bank
Frederick and
J. O. Bussard
M. L. Beard
George W. Gaver
Maurice C. Brandanburg
J. W. Bussard
Td.t. Bussard
Peter E. Bussard
S.D. Bussard
H. W. Summers
John P. Curfman
Bussard
Misa Berths Summers
Clara Boyer
Misa Nettie Biddle
Messrs
Elmer Bear
Oliver Hooper
George Culler
Elias Delauter
John P. Kreb
Maryland House Bills on Refund and Vaccination Rules
In the House of Delegates Mr Long introduced a bill to refund 15000 to enlisted men of the First Maryland Regiment for clothing allowances misappropriated by the state. Mr Waltar proposed that no pupil be admitted to public schools without vaccination proof. Teachers would issue certificates for those not vaccinated and charge up to five cents to obtain vaccination. Baltimore city is exempt with city physicians. Teachers admitting unvaccinated pupils face a fine of 2 for each offence.
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Long
House of Delegates
Maryland Regiment of Volunteers
Waltar
Baltimore City
Churches Report Busy Maryland Conference Program
News notes the Maryland Conference Methodist Protestant convention set for Alnutt Memorial Baltimore with Rev W M Strayer of Buckeystown delivering an address. Evangelical Lutheran Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society holds its monthly meeting tonight, and Evangelical Reformed Sandsy school names officers Lewis A Rice treasurer Charles F Knock assistant treasurer A Kemp Keefer librarian Oscar Rhodes assistant secretary. Also, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad officials consider electric motive power for seventeen mile grade near Cumberland to relieve steam engines. a power house may be built near the grade foot with a system similar to the Bell Line tunnel in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Endeavor Union
Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
Alnutt Memorial Church
Baltimore
W. M. Strayer
Buckeystown
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Evangelical Reformed Sandsy School
Lewis A. Rice
Charles F. Knock
A. Kemp Keefer
Oscar Rhodes
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Electric
Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Plectrician Tower
Senator McComas Reflects On Siargarda Canals Treaty
Senator McComas says he has not decided his stance on the Siaragda Canals treaty sent to the Senate. He will study the subject carefully and cannot say whether he will vote for or against ratification. He admits not grasping the full scope of the international issue nor deciding promptly.
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McComas
Siaragda Canals
Senate
Great Council visitors join tribes at Antietam wigwam
J P Lampe of Frederick and George Fowler of Baltimore visited Hagerstown yesterday evening. They attended a joint council fire with An tetam Tribe and Sioux Tribe of Rea Men in Antietam Council's wigwam and were later entertained at a banquet. The text also promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla.
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Hagerstown
Great Council of
Memorial Luther Memorial Church Fund Drive at Speyer
American Protestants urged to fund a $875000 memorial church at Speyer on the Rhine to honor Martin Luther. A transatlantic committee led by Whitelaw Reid and J. P. Morgan seeks subscriptions, with two thirds already raised in Europe and the rest from the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speyer On-The- Rhine
Speyer-on- the- Rhine
Imperial
Martin Luther
Levichlag
Germany
Whitelaw Reid
Spencer Trask
Maurice L. Mohleman
J. P. Morgan
Seth Low
W. E B. Dodge
Gustav H. Schwab
E. Buenz
F. W. Hollis
Morris K. Jesup
George H. Moller
Maurice L. Mahleman
A. Pagenstecher
Herman Schaeffer
Charles 4. Schieren
Samus Sloan
Ox- Wald Ottendorfer
Henry Villard
Europa
United States
Speyer-on-the- Rhine
German Empire
Benea
Memorial Hall
Hard
Gussman
Dresden
John
Elector
Saxony
Ferdinand
Bohemia
Speyer
Europe
Christ
Wilhelm von Ksulbach
CLEMM-SHOOK Wedding In Catoctin Brings Joyful Union
Mary L Shook of Catoctin and Nora Virginis of Frederick wed Elmer Grove Clemm of Liberty Ohio in a February ceremony. Rev H C Lucas presided the home wedding with fern decorations and a pink carnation bouquet. Guests enjoyed a supper and celebratory volleys outside the house. The couple plan to make Liberty Ohio their home. Also notes Shores-Swartz and Solt-Moberly nuptials in nearby areas. A Conwell lecture closes the M A course at the City Opera House tomorrow night.
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Clemm—Shook
Mary L. Shook
Catoctin
Nora Virginis
Elmer Grove Clemm
Liberty
Ohio
H. C. Lucas
Indy
Mattie Shook
Louise
Nellie Grouse
Mollie Clemm
Frederick
Misa Linlu Gilds
Lewistown
A.M. Isanogle
Wiel
Cies
Clemm
Obi
Mr. Clemm
Russell H. Conwell
Philadelis
City Opera
Loase
Circuit Court Opens with Civil Docket in Frederick County
The circuit court convened with Judge Motter on the bench. Cases included Philip B Crider and Georges L Van Trees vs Victor Parola over quarry rents at Washington Junction. Plaintiffs seek 275 to recover promissory note interest. several verdicts and arguments noted, including Bowlas vs Dorsey Etchison favoring the defendant.
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Ud? O'Cloak
Motter
Philip B. Crider
Georges L. Vantrees
Victor Parola
Somes
Washington Junction
Bellefonte
Icaleo
John Calvin Myer
Ross, Reich and Newman
Frederick
J. McSherry
Mr. Newman
Newman
Mr. McSherry
Mr. Myers
Noah Bowlases
H. Dorsey Etchison
Yeaterday
Joshua A. Stansburg
H. Olivar Stonesifer
Joshua Stansburg
William Morrison
Frederick County
Joshua Stansbury
Law's grip in Justice White's court proceedings
The docket before Justice White includes Bod Mitchell jailed 30 days for drunkenness, Daniel Holoway sent to await grand jury action on chicken theft, Frank Harris fined $1 for disorderly conduct, George Temple discharged, Hanson Jackson sent to Montevia Hospital for 90 days, Wim Staub fined $5.75 for cruelty to animals after beating a horse, with witnesses confirming the act. Several others face similar charges as officials warn of stricter penalties. Jacob Hall and Zack Kipper paid recent corporation offense fines and were released.
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Daniel Holoway
Frank Harris
Howard
Cale
George Temple
Ridenour
Hanson Jackson
Montevia Hospital
Staub
Wim. Staub
Brust
Justice White
Jacob Hall
Zack Kipper
Court of Appeals to Hear Annapolis Arguments
The Court of Appeals will meet at Annapolis to hear a number of cases. Aestia Ro Wheeden, aged fifty years, died at his brother’s home in Charles Hall. Dr Kyte Colley, a well known vascular surgeon of Queen Annes, died of Bright’s disease at Salisbury. A call has been issued to the Silver Democrats of Cecil county for a meeting at Resby Son on Saturday. An unknown person traded in the life of Alfred Bowand at Hagerstown, kissed and awakened Sines Howard and Hed. A delegation of Episcopal clergymen will go to Annapolis to protest proposed changes in the State laws. The ninety-first anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s birth was celebrated with no banquet by the Union League of Baltimore. Walter, eight-year-old son of John H. Borman of Wallianeport, was fatally burned attempting to light a fire with coal oil. Electricians of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Cumberland discuss switch to electric motive power on grades near the city. Dr. J Frank Swope, an Indian doctor, charged with attempted assault on a fifteen-year-old girl, was arrested. Wang CGkasy won default of $1,000 bail. Rockville efforts to form a Young Men’s Christian Association branch have ended due to lack of local support. Lonaconing town council will submit to voters a five per cent tax increase for fire protection.
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Court of Appeals
Annapoltuday
Aestia Ro Wheeden
Chars Hall
BR. Kyte Colley
Queen Annes Quanty
Bright
Salisbery
Silver Democrats
Cecil County
Resby Son
Abraham Lincoln
Union League of Baltimore
Walter
John H. Borman
Wallianeport
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cumberland
J. Frank Swope
ER Brees
Amgwang Cgkasy
Rockville
Young Men’s Christian Association
Lonaconing
What Happened to Jones at City Opera House
George Larson and a cast perform George H Broadhurst’s roaring farce What Happened to Juno at the City Opera House next Saturday night. The plot follows Jones the drummer who discovers Ebenezer Goodly has attended a boring match with his son-in-law and is raided, then hides in a bishop’s coat creating comic embarrassment.
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Jones
City Opera House
George Larson
Walter Lennox, Jr
Barney McDosough
Gilbert Gardner
Barry Lavian
J. W. Cope
Vivian Townsend
Juliet Sager
Dorothy Hammack
Emily Stowe
Josephina Shepherd
Ada Craven
George H. Broadhurst
Juno
Ebenezer Goodly
Goodly Fteas
Comedy Band to Perform in Frederick Opera House
Next Friday Frederick residents will enjoy a fanny comedy by the Country Visitor Company led by Prof. M. C. Rodgers. The parade features a world renowned trick bicycle rider and a talented troupe of performers. Miss Pauline DeConde will sing and dance, Hy Homer will supply wit, and Al Hayes will showcase a difficult wheel routine. Children may view Admiral Dewey and San Juan Hill pictures for 9 dollars.
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Frederick
Fanny
M. C. Rodgers
City Opera House
Sonbrette
Pauline DeConde
Harry Green
Hy Homer
al Hayes
Admiral Dewey
San Juan Hill
Local Notice Warns Caddies Off Frederick Streets
All boys caught playing caddy on Frederick streets will be arrested and dealt with by law. An ordinance bans street caddy games and will be strictly enforced. Local notices also advertise concerts, optical services, a Valentine Tea, sewing machine repairs, music store openings, and various shopfront ads at Market and Patrick streets.
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Frederick
Lita F. Cuntox
How Smith met Jones at City Ceres House
A small crowd witnessed a meeting between Smith and Jonce at the City Ceres House carst night. The audience was amused as Tim O Grady and his maid Nellie fell to a practical joke by Dr Knobbs who caused them to swallow bees thinking they were cough drops. The program featured several amusing specialties during the piece.
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Smith
Jonce
Ceres
Tim O'Grady
Nellie
Dr. Knobbs
Verdi’s Il Trovatore Presented by Strakosch Opera Co
The City Opera House stages Verdi’s Il Trovatore this Thursday night. The Strakosch Opera Company, the largest traveling grand opera company in America, brings a dramatic tale of gypsy vengeance and doomed love to the performance.
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Trovatore
Count di Luna
Azaceno
Avaceno
Mantico
Manrico
Leonars
Count di Luno
Manricohee
Soccone
Coant
City Opera House
Strakosch Opera Company
America
Valentines sale and public event notices at local hall
Tonight a drawing for Fredonia Council No 46 U A M will be held in the hall on Thursday February 15 at 8 pm sharp with public invited. An oyster and fish depot advertises a wide fish selection and low prices while Valentine Day promotions urge shoppers to visit Missionary Loan Exhibit and Junior Auxiliary fundraiser with tea and confections. Madame Revera offers life readings and past recalling services at 50 West South and Frederick, promising honest truths and help with habits and missing friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia Council
Thoreday
J. Epwarp Ric
Sevita
J. A. Ingie
Ching
Madame Revera
Assurs
West South Iam Frederick
Local Mart Market Prices and Patent Medicine Claim
Market quotes from The Local Mart list corn per barrel 1.75 corn shelled 31 cents per bushel wheat 7 cents per bushel hay 16 to 11 per ton. The ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies and enriches the blood and is best for nervous people.
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Mart. Myr
BE. W. Hargett
Hood
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the Weekly News
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Luther
Shores—Swartz
George William Shores
Ilinois
Misa Gertie May Swartz
Jefferaon County
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Solt—Moberly
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Carrie Moberly
Tiffin, O
G. Fred Williams
Hiram Moberly
Circeit
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Sines Howard
Hed
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CRON
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Barga
Wass Goods
GEO
Bodoge & CO
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A. T. Ries & Sons
du North Market Street
Frederick, MD
F. V. Staob
Glam Bouillion
Olam Chowder
F . V. Srava
Patroes
Br. J. Edward Hirat
Railing Grocery Company
Geo. H. Rarling
Idanager
J. Heisely Keller
Heibely Keller's
Deug Store
the Reformed Guild
Highbarger
Park Hotel
Mite Society
Grace Reformed Church
Kemp Ball
A. L. Bader
W. Patrick St
W. G. Zader
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Loata’ Orphan Asylum
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Cbs
China
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Fand Daily
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Petois
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Gate of Marrised
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Charles P. Levy
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W.H. Wars
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