Frederick wheelmen urge better county roads and paving
The Frederick column praises bicycle advocates for pushing smoother streets and cites the need to abolish toll gates, fund road improvements, and invite Baltimore experts to Frederick. It urges county commissioners to use funds wisely, purchase stone crushers, and hold public meetings to repair city streets and county roads. It ends by calling for action from local wheelmen and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Fuk Nueve
Frederick Cilsin
Qavoltea
Couu Tomas
Baltimore
Rosca
Fis
Ciy
Fredericka
Frederic Wheelmen
Literary Societies Exhibit At Mate High School
The Class of ’98 of Mate High School Frederick held quarterly exercises with orations and essays. Speakers included K. Tamses Gay, C. Halne, P. Richardson, A. Radelit, L. Caln, K. Williams, C. Fox, J. Hett, and G. Mercer among others. The next exercise is set for April 10, 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mate High School
Frederick
K. Tamsesgay
Washington
C. Halne
P. Richardson
Eassy
A. Radelit
Ladisns
Theraperger
Raleigh
L. Caln
K. Williams
C. Fox
J. Hett
Frankin
G. Mercer
Eid
The Girl About TowS and Local Summer Plans
North Poe correspondent Gh2 finds land there and hints at a possible monument feature. A social page notes tea with Brother Keoderick, arranging summer outings, fairs, plant sales, charitable efforts, and upcoming events including a May celebration, a Lent start, and local church and school notices.
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Feegericts
Wael
Neasen
Poe
Het Cays
Fred
Brother Keoderick
Valley Register
Jane Brother Cunel
the Clarion
Lomg
Frank
Rhodes
Monteroe
Wood Yard
Lescbers
Funeral Service for Mrs Laura V Krants Held at Home
The funeral of Mrs Laura V Krants was held this afternoon at 2 o clock from her South Market Street home. Rev Dr Beale and Rev Dr EBR Eschbach conducted the service with hymns by the Reformed choir. Pallbearers included Charles W Rom Arthur Potts George Pettis William Bennett George VanFost en and Jac E Price. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Undertaker W H Eichton oversaw arrangements.
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Laura V. Krants
South Market Street
Dr. Beale
E. BR. Eschbach
Reformed Choir
Charles W. Rom
Arthur Potts
George Pettis
William Bennett
George van Fosten
Jac. E Price
Mount Olivet Cemeery
W.H. B. Eichiton
Early Spring Market Notes and Price List Observed
Marketgoers found a crisp, springlike morning with glow clouds suggesting weather change. Prices showed eggs 13 cents a dozen, butter 18 cents a pound, poultry varied from 5 cents to 95 cents per piece, meats and vegetables listed with modest demand. Fish, fruit, and dairy items priced, with general market activity described as subdued and cheerful despite gales.
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Aeron
Gay Brothers Minstrels Parade Through Frederick Streets
The Minerela reports Gay Brothers' minstrels arrived today with a noon street parade that drew much attention. They perform at the City Opera House tonight and deserve strong patronage. The troupe is praised for having the best minstrel show on the road and a high standard of their program.
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City
City Opera House
Frederick
First Quarry Near Sishtown Reopens Next Spring
The historic quarry near Sishtown in this county, once run by Dr. M. E. Leatherman and later abandoned, has been leased by a York, Pennsylvania company. Operations are set to resume in the spring, reviving local mineral activity.
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Sishtown
County
M. E. Leatherman
York, Ps
Take nothing bet Best Family Twine A Great and Unusual Ofer
Jase logs Gare fale care the outries as for by Albers Saar, Benen feliing
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Jase
Gare Fale
Albers Saar
Benen Feliing
Bright Bits From Graceham and Surrounding Areas
Local items note Graceham orchestra formed by W R Boges with three violins bass viola and trombone. Ladiesburg’s famed population claim recalls Samuel Girely the sole gentleman who died in 1877 aged 83. Senator Scott proposes a 3000 dollar bill for San Jose scale study and eradication in Maryland. Oakland votes to end electric lights due to rising costs. Thurmont Graceham road work uses county stone crusher. Charlotte Marker appointed postmistress at Byler. Catoctin creek yields many fish with Luther Ahab catching 181 large ones. Simon Lohr loses 31 chickens two geese and a duck to dogs. James Zimmerman kills a hog weighing 723 pounds. Hog yields 77 feet tail to head, 11 inches feet, and 6 cans of lard.
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Graceham
W.R Boges
Ladiesburg
Samuel Girely
Scott
Washington County
San Jose
Maryland
Oakland
Electric Light Company
Thurmont
Mscadamizsd
Charlotte Marker
Byler
Thia County
R. N. T. Eyler
Catoctin
Luther Ahab
Middletown
Simon Lohr Thurmont
Morrison
James Zimmerman
Middleburg
Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery for health complex
An old advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as the natural way to clear bile and humors in blood, improving complexion, digestion, and eye brightness. It recommends pairing with Pleasant Pellets for mild laxative and alterative effects to cleanse blood.
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Dr. Pierce
Sunday Church Services In City and County
Several churches announce Sunday programs with varied sermons and meetings. St John’s German Reformed has no service. Union Christian Mission and Trinity Methodist schedule afternoon and evening talks. Epworth League holds evening sessions. Rev Slater delivers farewell sermon at Burkittsville. United Brethren and Evangelical Lutheran churches feature morning and evening services, Sunday school, and youth meetings. Rev Zimmerman preaches missionary sermon, with a missionary program planned in the evening. A gift and address precede reports from St John’s Lutheran.
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St. John’s German Reformed Church
Union Christian Mission
Paliomatiean Hall
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church South
Epworth League
B. Slater
Burkittsville
Bilatraville
United Bretbree Church
C. W. Biinespeog
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Tima
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Thurmont
J. H. Barb
A. BH. Zimmerman
City Opera House
Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
PURELY PERSONAL. Mr and Mrs Gustave Burger have returned to their home in New York City. Mr Wm ER Birely is attending the Washington Poultry Show this week. Miss Beasts Denutxess Wednesday for Charleston West Virginia where she will be the guest of her sisters Mrs Richardson. Miss Efi Bicheter is making a visit of some weeks to Washington with Miss Buttes. Say you saw it in The News.
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Gustave Burger
New York City
Wm. ER. Birely
Washington
Miss Beasts
Charleston
W. Va
Richardson
Efi
Bicheter
Miss Buttes
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