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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1900

Page

5

Religious World Sunday School and Society Notes

Weekly religious notices recap church services across denominations including Evangelical Lutheran Evangelical Reformed St Johns Catholic All Saints Episcopal Methodist Episcopal United Brethren and Grace Reformed Missions. Preachers cited: Rev Dr Knubiman Rev Dr Eschbach Rev Page Milborn Rev Osborne Ingie Rev J H Wilhite Rev E L McLean Rev L M Myers plus lay leaders and choir selections. Attendance and offerings noted with a few sermon topics and hymn selections.

Evangelical Lutheran Church Knubiman Evangelical Reformed Church Eschbach Josh St. John's Catholic Church Father Coleman Jamaica All Saint’s Episcopal Church Osborne Ingie E.C. Shepherd Page Milborn Methodist Episcopal Church Fev Pealms Epworth League Grace Radcliff Adolphus Fearbake Milton G. Urner United Brethren Church L. C. Burter Mornagerman Christian Endeavor Society M. E. Church South J H. Wilhite St. John Epworth Leagus Frank B. Sappington Grate Reformed Church E. L. McLean L. ¥. M. Myers Grace Reformed Mission Washington, D. C Presbyterian Church Apostle Pax

Belles Lettres Society Holds February Meeting

The Belles Lettres Literary Society met Friday February 16 with President Derr presiding and roll call reading the minutes. Members delivered essays including The Nineteenth Century The Philippine Islands No Pains No Gains The Spanish American War and adjourned to meet again March 2.

Belles Letires Belles Lettres Literary Society Derr Toms Paul Urner Philippine Islands Fred Cramer Charles Derr Earl B. Wood

Suspected poisoning leads to Smith arrest in Wellsville

Daniel Smith, 70, of Wellsville, was arrested on a warrant charging poisoning his wife Malinds Smith who died under mysterious circumstances after a pudding meal. State's Attorney plans a preliminary hearing in Wolfville with possible body exhumation if warranted. Smith, seen at the jail, protests innocence amid a long history and a dream report he says forewarned of danger.

Daniel Smith Wellsville Duco Stomlemyer Charles E. Renner Malinds Smith South Frederick Smith Alice Case Stottlemyer Worthington Wolfaville Osborne Fishing Creek Heise Frederick Smith Hagerstown Agnes Key Dan

Funeral of Mrs. David Winpigler Held at Home

The funeral for Mrs. David Winpigler occurred yesterday afternoon at one o clock at her late home near Pearl. Rev. G F Farring officiated. Pallbearers were John M Haugh Milton Snyder George W Main J H Groff Rudolph Tyergar Benjamin Daovall. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery OC Carty Funeral Director.

David Winpigler Pearl G. F. Farring John M. Haugh Milton Snyder George W. Main J. H. Groff Rudolph Tyergar Benjamin Daovall Mt. Olivet Cemetery OC. C. Carty Funerai

A Kentland wedding ties Arnold and Remsburg bond

A midwinter wedding occurred at the Henry Arnold residence near Kentland Indiana on February seven at o'clock p m uniting Miss Emms M Arnold eldest daughter of Mr Arnold with Mr Edward Remsburg formerly of this country now residing near Kentland The ceremony was by Rev W J Martin of Kentland The bride wore light blue cloth trimmed in white and carried a bouquet The groom wore black The groom s attendant was Harry Frock of Silver Rap Ostroll county Mo The brides maid was Miss Cora Remsburg An elaborate wedding supper followed and the bride received many handsome gifts

Kentland Harry Frock Silver Rap Ostroll County Cora Remsburg

Maryland House Debates Fish Laws and Sidepaths Bill

A Maryland House discussion covers fishing restrictions from April to June and July to March seasons with fines up to 300 dollars and a mandatory sidepath bill creating state and county bicycle boards, licenses, and rules for sidepath use and traffic. Compulsory education proposal pushes for state oversight to curb child idle and crime.

Latrube Maryland Game and Fish Protectite Maryland Maovntion Sassin Potouse Montgomery Frederick Virginia West Virginia Allency Garrett Washington Baltimore City State Board of Sidepath Commissioners Board of State Bea Sidepath Commissioners County Board of Sidepath Commissioners House of Correction Waters

Filmjammer case at Wapwiscions and Berryville

Puotahomeont of alleged filmjammers at Wapwiscions and Berryville, Scott alias Harry Murphy and Anderson, were arrested in Boyce Virginia on a warrant by Francis Tinsman. Scott found guilty and fined, later paying about three dollars. Anderson freed after evidence showed he only held horses. Both men faced further charges in Berryville with Scott fined twenty five dollars and jailed six months on a separate count. A woman claiming to be Scott’s wife arrived in Berryville seeking his release.

Dr. Scott Harry Murphy L. S. Anderson Ustomera Boyce Francis Tinsman Londons County London County Sainllwood Ofense James B. Throgmorton Scott Berryville Decatur Osbourne BE. W. Daily Anderson

Death toll touches Frederick and nearby towns

The Freeman reports multiple obituaries and notices. Thomas Darner of Frederick dies at 67 from heart neuralgia. funeral at 2:30 PM with Mt Olivet interment. Daniel Getzendanner of Jefferson County, WV, dies at home near Kearneysville after a weeklong illness, aged 70, leaving several children including H C Getzendanner and L D Getzendanner. Sister Ellen Agnes Leddy, Sister of Charity, dies at St Joseph’s Academy Emmitsburg aged 61. Paul N Swadener of Liberty dies at 24 from a disease complication. Infant James E Castle, three months, dies at home on West Patrick Street. funeral at 2:30 PM.

Thomas Darner Sisth Market Atreats Danner Frederick Robert T William Charles Harry Dovner Millard F. Lease Mt. Olivet Daniel Geizendanner Daniel Getzendanner Jefferson County Josephine Ellen Agnes Leddy Si. Joseph’s Academy Emmitsburg Charity St. Joseph's Paul SN. Swadenzee Paul N. Swadener Upton Swadener Liberty The Banner of Liberty Bisa Janes E. Castle James Castle West Patrick Street Thea St. Johno's Catholic Cemetery F. Schroeder

Chimney Fire Suppressed on East Fifth Street

An early morning fire alarm at 3 45 a m drew quick response from local fire teams. The chimney at the residence of Wim ad Rump on East Fifth Street caught fire but flames were snuffed out before firemen arrived. Juniors planned horse drawn engine transport but horses arrived late. engine was pulled to Groff Hansa before returning to use.

Is. Wim.ad East Fifth Street Fifth Street

Naquid laxative Syrup of Figs praised for pleasant cleansing

The Modern Way commends the syrup as a well informed remedy to cleanse the system and break up colds and headaches without unpleasant after effects. It is described as delightful and effective, produced by California’s Fig Syrup Company.

Californias Fig Eyrup Co

Institute Teach ers Gather for Frederick County School Session

About 250 teachers attended the annual teachers institute at the City Opera House. Prof E L Bult opened with prayer, Mr S E Foreman gave the welcome, and lectures covered teaching as a profession and arithmetic. Dr W G Johnson lectured on magots, with an evening program and plans for ongoing sessions tomorrow. committees organized for entertainment, arrangements, decoration, and music.

Rey Stale Yeu Fu Agder E L Bult Essnauer Foremat Institute Frederick Foreman H. H. Murphy Adamstown Lee Goldsborough Walkersville High School W. G. Johnson Johnson Messrs Irving S. Biser A. M. Isanogle Marian Kolb Hatria D. Boblicz Pearl A. Bader M. Robinson Kane M. Wiener D. 0. Aldridge Amon Burgee Biner Alica Shops Mamie C. Ort Sadie Duvall Janie Staley Sadis Hahn Katie Shank A. Bf. Taanogte D. W.shorbd J. W. Alexander L. D. Crawford J. W. Grove Wr. A. Horine Geo. W. Monshan Spencer E. Stap Chas. Remaberg A. Misanogle Amon Bargee I. S. Biser D. 0 Schildtkmecht Minses Alice Shope Matida Bielfeld

A Tale Worth Remember No A Buy Of Information

John Hendrickson presents Spring merchandise in North Win with fashion trimmings and silks. The store advertises broadcloths mohair lusters and new jackets, plus hosiery at 25 cents and 6 for 1.09, inviting customers to inspect the full stock and latest goods.

Winwit

New and Muze Spring Goods Sale at 33 N Market St

Special February drives cut prices below manufacturers costs. Spring stock includes crepe cloths, mourning fabrics, plaids and laces, with belts and purses. Also advertised letters list for Frederick city post office dated February 17, 1900, requiring callers to claim letters within two weeks.

Frederick City Gesresex Chas. T. Boone William A. Eckard Samael J. Gronsbie Chas. Stackhouse Joseph Stantley Lapras Ligt Misa Bessig Gilbert Hugh Plummer

Local Piano Store Openings And Agency Notice

To the public I announce sole agency for Kaaba Pianos and the Starr Richmond and Singer makes. Grand opening is Thursday next February 22 at 1 North Market Street Opposite Doll Brothers. Also announcing a new shop at 100 North Market Street Dr Fahrney Building around February 15 selling pianos organs and small instruments. Madame Revera offers life readings and consultations at 50 West South Street Frederick. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Kaaba Starr, Richmond Singer Pianos EBE Wilcoxes North Market Street Doll Brothers Dr. Fahrney H. E. Wicoxes Madame Revera West South Street Frederick

Baltimore area news and incidents across Maryland ages

Summary of local events: Samuel Chaney injured by a horn kick in Laurel. Joseph B. Schilling fell into hot liquor at Wills Creek. Rev. B Franklin Rattray asked to resign from Hyattaville First Baptist. Eight cars wrecked near Oakland. Thomas H. Hayward died in Easton hallway. Bodies recovered in Patapsco and Little Elk Creek areas. Johns Simpson found near Elkton. Snow blocks roads in Western Maryland. tuberculosis inquiry urged in Washington county cattle. Electric motive power praised for B and O near Cumberland. George Jones 16 shot Harry Dixon 14 in Cecil. Davis wounded on Parsons Island. Allegany woman accused of assault at Flintstone Creek. Local theater Broadhurst comic What Happened to Jones praised despite small turnout. Hood’s Sarsaparilla touted for scrofula dyspepsia rheumatism.

Samuel Chaney Laurel Joseph B. Schilling Wills Creek Cumberland B. Franklin Rattray First Baptist Church Hyattaville Baltimore and Ohioight Oakland Garrett County Thomas H. Hayward Easton Joseph Shaffer Patapsco Marriotesville Maryland Live Stock Sanitary Board Washington County Baltimore and Ohio John Simpson Little Elk Creek Elktom Georges F. Snyder Susan Lamar Mra George Snyder Higeratown George Jones Harry Dixon Cecil County Jones Davis Parsons Island Tilbo Frank Les

P B Sappington Housewares and Lamps Ad

P B Sappington of Vina offers china dinner tea and toilet ware from top factories in varied decor shapes. They stock lamps including the student lamp and American Centre Draught Lamp, plus White Star and Ko Mi tea brands. Located at 72 N Market St.

Nerdazy House Tex

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