Weekly Public Sale Advertisements Listed
This week's public sale notices include listings for N O Cline Maurice Jones John Diehl T F Howard Adam Diehl Jr Kefauver and Hedges E J Utterback Christian Falk M Zimmerman C Ansherman Clerk Administrator notices for Jas E Heasong auctioneers and Creameryman wanted. Also mentions Delineator embroideries Perpetual Pushing, direst goods, horses for sale, farm hand needed, and barrier teather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.O. Cline
Maurice Jones
John Diehl
T. F. Howard
Adam Diehl, Jr
Kefauver & Hedges
E. J. Utterback
Christian Falk
M. Zimmerman
C. Ansherman
Frederick Co. Mutins, Co
Jas
E. Heasong
Admi
Creameryman
Baltimore
C. CG. Carty
Kaufman's
E. Walker &Co
Geo. S. Rodock & Co
John Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
A. J. Davis
U.S. Barrier
Geo. K. Birely & Sons
Brief Bits From A Far-Flung News Reel
A collage of curiosities and recalls from diverse locales. Items mention Easter, thawed electric railways, school marms, Illinois nurseries investment, Rome hospital, a six thousand piece locomotive, treadmill removal from English prisons, herrings estimated 800000 to 1000000, Royal Navy strength at 83274, explosive bullets in India hunting tigers, home life art, a French duplex piano, a ewe in Pearl County bearing three lambs, Hebron glass bracelets, Turkish birth tax, European lotteries funding governments, Prussia and Italy lottery sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Rome
Royal Navy
India
N. G. Shaefer
Jear
Hebron
Palestine
Europe
Prungia
Italy
FIERCE FIGHTING AND BURNING CONTINUES IN MANILA
Special dispatch reports Manila under intense combat with ongoing firing throughout the morning. One American killed and ten wounded as rebels threaten to engulf the city. Fire and destruction spread with several buildings ruined and the outlook remains bleak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Tas News
Masina
Local price quotes and pay details in Frederick daily
The Frederick market note lists Maxi Wheat at 72 cents per bushel and corn at 60 cents. a special pay car will arrive over the Pennsylvania Railroad to compensate snow shovelers after the blockade. Also announces a blood purifier claiming to purify and enrich the blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Carnelled
Fred:ee
Pennsylvania Railroad
Derailment near Grove's Lime Kilns blocks train safety
A Baltimore and Ohio line between Frederick and Washington Junction derailed after a rail spread under a snow bank. The rear coach left the track but a snow bank prevented a rollover, sparing passengers severe injury though several women were bruised. Passengers included Mrs. Brengle and Tina Wachter from Frederick. Fire and other trains arrived to transfer travelers. no fatalities reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
John ‘Thrasher
Grove
Washington Junction
Wmn. Fisher
Boyer
Washington
Thrasher
John Brengle
St. Louis
Misa 'Tina Wachter
Personal Notes From Frederick Area Visits
PURELY PERSONAL Mr Frank Hargett spent yesterday in Hagerstown Mr W H Hahn of York Pa was in this city yesterday Miss Cornelia Dutrow left this morning for Washington DC Mr Morice Jones of Philadelphia Pa was in Frederick yesterday Mr W T Ranyan of Shippensburg Pa spent yesterday in Frederick Miss Orme Morse of Frederick is spending a few days in Baltimore Mr Rufus Fauble of Washington is on a short visit to his home in this city Messie H Ludden and OM Hands of Hagerstown were in Frederick or Mr Vernon Buxton and wife of Jefferson spent yesterday with Samuel Buxton east of this city Mr George W Warner headman of the Western Union Telegraph Company left this morning for Trenton NJ Miss Beth Nusbaum and brother Ephraim spent Sunday evening with their uncle Mr Adam Nusbaum and family Walkersville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hargett
Hagerstown
W.H. Hahn
York
Cornelia Dutrow
Washington, D.C
Morice Jones
Philadelphia
Frederick
W. T. Ranyan
Shippensburg
Orme Morse
Baltimore
Rufus Fauble
Washington
Messie
H. Ludden
O. M. Hands
Vernon Buxton
Jefferson
Samuel Buxton
George W. Warner
Ephraim
Adam Nusbaum
Walkersville
Social World United 3s Ball Brightens Junior Hall Edition
The twenty fourth annual ball of the United and F. E. Company No 3 was held in the Junior Hall last night. The arrangements committee Mosars D N Haner W B James Frederick Obenderfer W D Lipps and B A Bennett ensured a grand success with a larger crowd than usual. The hall was decorated with flags and bunting and the Frederick Select Orchestra provided music for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniteds
United &. F. E. Company No. 3
Mosars
D. N. Haner
W. B. James
Frederick Obenderfer
W. D. Lipps
B.A Bennett
Frederick Select Orchestra
Increase of Pension for John M. Ingie Soldier
John M. Ingie an old soldier of the Thirteenth Maryland Regiment has received a pension increase from six to twelve dollars per month through Capt. Eli Frost with about sixty five dollars back pay. He lives in Ballenger district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Ingie
Thirteenth Maryland Regiment
Eli Frost
Ingie
Ballenger District
Eldridge Carnival Company at City Opera House
The Eldridge Carnival Company presents the next entertainment under the YMCA Lecture Course at City Opera House on Thursday evening March 9. The program continues the association’s series of cultural events for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MM. C
City Opera
Young Men’s Christian Association
Eldridge Carnival Company
Instruct Orchestra Chooses George E Smith as Instructor
The Frederick Select Orchestra engages Prof. George E. Smith as their new instructor. His appointment is welcomed as a strong addition to the season. Also noted is the Independent Drum Corps planned picnic at Braddock Heights on Whit Monday May 22. Monocacy ice breaking noted with gorges forming in spots. A claimant touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla as unrivaled in cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
George E. Smith
Braddock Heights
Daughters of the American Revolution Meeting in Washington
Members of the D A R in Washington continued to find the sessions engaging with memorials and parliamentary debate. Mrs Donald McLean donated personally to honor her mother, while an amendment shifting income between the national board and chapters was rejected. A peace jubilee featured patriotic songs. A humorous error misidentified Mrs Belle Draper as deceased, prompting condolence resolutions that were actually intended for another person. Mrs Draper remains alive and expressed surprise at the outpouring. A pink Indy attendee helped carry flowers for Mrs Dore mus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Donald McLean
New York City
John Ritchie
National Board
Belle Draper
Congress
Circuit Court hears multiple guilty verdicts and sentences
The Circuit Court convened at 9 80 with Chief Judge McSherry and Associate Judge Henderson. Richard Hunter guilty of assault and battery gets 60 days. Charles Dorsey guilty of carrying concealed weapons gets 6 months. John Baker and Joseph McCarty guilty of house breaking and larceny sent to penitentiary for 24 years each. Basil Sewell Jr guilty of concealed weapons gets 30 days. Proceedings include cases of assault on Phillips and Nipple at Penn's saloon dated December 26, 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSherry
Henderson
Richard Hunter
Harp and
Eichison
Charles Dorsey
House of Correction
Willard and
Fankie
John Baker
Joseph McCarty
Messrs
Etchicon
Harp
Baker
McCarty
Brunswick
Basil Sewell, Jr
Faubie and
Willard
Richard Wineberry
Charles Powell
Phillips
Penn's Saloon
West Sixth Street
Harp and Etchison
Work of Death and Local Obituaries in Union Bridge
Death notices report the passing of Maude Grossnickle at age eleven from diphtheria in Union Bridge, with funeral conducted by Elder Ephraim Stoner and burial at Beaver Dam. Other obituaries include Frank Smith near Johnsville, age about eighty, who died while chopping wood and was buried in Johnsville after services led by Rev. Samuel Repp. An infant of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gerrich near Good Intent died at nine days old. interment followed at Union Chapel with Waltz and Grosanickle funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Grossnickle
Oliver Grossnickle
Union Bridge
Emile
Beaver Dam
Ephraim Stoner
Waltz & Grossnickle
Tit Smith
Frank Smith
Johnsville
Samuel Repp
Waltz & Grosanickle
Samuel Gerrich
Union Chapel
Funeral notices and political appointment mentioned in The News
The article reports two funeral services for Mrs. E Jane Snyder at her brother's home and for Mrs Mamie Marble at a residence on Nice Street with details of pallbearers and directors. It also notes the governor will appoint an Attorney General to serve the rest of the term with several potential candidates and mentions other names connected to the appointment. Say, you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Jane Snyder
W. P. Rice
Market
Second Streets
E. R. Eschbach
D. D
Arion
George E. Smith
Messrs. W. Fout
Ralph Bowers
Mount Olivet Cemetery
C. P. Smith
BH. Blackston
Lewis
Clingan
Alex. Brengle
G. W. Tyson
W. B. Storm
A. T. Rice & Sons
Mamie Marble
Luther Kehlman
Waters
James Withide
Joseph C. Cramer
J. H.king
F. Schroeder
Clabaugh
Geo. M. Rassam
Caroline County
Milton G. Urner
Frederick County
Adrian Posey
Charles County
George R. Gaither, Jr
Baltimore
Stevenson A. Will
Barford County
Daniel L. Brinton
Zimmerman elected Maryland Grand Army commander in Baltimore
General Zimmerman won the Grand Army of the Republic Maryland department commander post at the annual encampment in Wilson Post Hall Baltimore. He defeated Col. Willard Howard 148 to 77 and will be installed by Gen. Daniel Ross. The event followed by a council resolution praising Baltimore for Confederate monument permission and seeking a similar Union memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis M. Zimmerman
Reynolds Post No
Grand Amy of the Republic
Maryland
Wilson Post Hall
Baltimore
Zimmerman
Williard Howard
Custer Post
Maryland National Guard
Zimmermann
Howard
Grand Army
C. A. Ratan
David H. Moberly
Dusbaueost
George Prochtel
Gosnell Post
Arcadia
Baltimore County
J. W. C. Cuddy
Veteran Post
J. L. Grimm
Harrigburg
Dushane Post
Council of Administration
John Wright
Wilson Post
Charles J. Knorr
A. W
W. H. Grape
Joan E. Hough
Kory Post
Philadelphia
A. B. P. Garver
Sheridan Post
Annapolis
John W. Worth
George H. Wilson
H. C. Mackie
James T. Wesley
Lincoln Post
John S. Cost
Reno Post
Hagerstown
Allan Rutherford
Rockville
Daniel Ross
Department of Delaware
Grand Army of the Republic
David L. Stanton
Druid Hill Park
Zimmo
William B. Baker
Reed
National Cemetery
London Park
Custom House
West Fayette Avenue
Threst
Cole’s
Maryland Cavalry
Leesburg
Meady
Loudoun Heights
Cole
Frank A. Burr
Middletown Defeats Frederick in Joint Debate at Church
A public debate at the Meth odiat Church Middletown featured the Philomathean Literary Society of Frederick against Middletown’s literary group. Judges awarded Middletown the decision after fifteen minute speeches on annexation of the Philippines to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodiat Church
Middletown
Philomathean Literary Society
Frederick
United States
Douglas H Hargett
Cates
Messrs
J. W. Pontias
M. L. Board
Mogari
Luther Kefauver
Edward Saylor
Thoms Nightman
Wagaman
Philomatheangs
Phomathean Hall
Washington's Birthday program at Women's College recital
At Washington's Birthday observance last evening the Woman's College held a musical and literary program by the Lesbian Literary Society. The hall featured flags and a large Washington portrait. the crowd applauded each item including Little Miss Schmidt's recitation Willie and Annie's Prayer. The program included instrumental pieces, readings, vocal solos, mandolin and violin numbers, and selections by Misses Diehl, Stahle, Whitmore, Kump, Wilt, Gilbert, Shriner, and Crane among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Woman's College
Lesbian Literary Society
Miss Schmidt
Willie
Annie
Love
Miss Lower
Ruby
Miss Lakin
Miss Bowen
Ming Shipley
Miss Weiser
Crab Apple Orchestra
Misa Belle
Miss Hellings
Miss Brodbeck
Misses Shriner
Woegtly
Shulenberger
Bowen
Shipley
A. Shriner
An Interesting Personality Lectures at City Opera House
A forty year old Dorchester resident speaker, well known for dietetic methods, presents Monday afternoon in Boston. His temperance stance is strong and influential, with his book offered free only to housekeepers at the lecture, tickets available at the Box Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Dorchester
Boston
Worrell
Worrall
Library Party At East Church Street Female High School
Pupils of the East Church Street Female High School plan a library party tomorrow from 4 to 10 pm. The public is invited to attend and a large audience is hoped for. No book donations are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastarc Street
East Church Street
Ice clears on Potomac as gorge forms near Dam 6
On the Potomac at Cumberland the ice passed without incident under a slight rise. Supervising Carpenter John W Burgess reports a large sunken ice gorge ten miles from Dam No 6 to Doe Golly tunnel, five to ten feet high. He regards no danger to canal banks or railroad and notes river levels near Williamsport were four feet above normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Cumberland
John W. Burgess
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Potomac River
Doe Golly
William
Weather notes predict sleet storm by Saturday
The Weather Prophets mark a storm period with Erebus era terminology and foretell a heavy sleet event by Saturday. This week closes the third week of the ground hog's reign, with mixed winter conditions including snow hail and rain, six clear days and one partial cloud day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hick
Painful Injury On West Patrick Street Shoveling
Mr. Robert Thomas son of Silas A. Thomas of North Market street was severely struck in the abdomen by a shovel while shoveling snow on the electric railroad on West Patrick street Tuesday evening. He has remained confined to bed since the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Thomas
Silas A. Thomas
North Market Street
West Patrick Street
Frederick Art Club Holds Second Quarterly Meeting
The Frederick Art Club will convene its second quarterly business meeting tonight at 7.30 at the studio. After business, the Reading class programme prepared for last week will be presented, conducted by Miss Marian Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Art Club
Marian Smith
Bargain Fashion Offers From John Hendrickson Sale
Mall-scale ad by John Hendrickson touts muslin pillow cases sheets and bedding bargains. Emphasizes low prices on 16x86 inch cases 100 hemmed and remytitched while promoting ginghams Petticoats new skirts and black dress fabrics including mohairs serge and poplin at marked discounts aimed at early buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Passing of the Snow Hits Frederic Streets
Nine days after a heavy snowstorm in Frederic the town streets were choked with drifts and horses had to lead sleighs through the wrecked crossings. Market Street is now nearly clear and merchants advertising in THz News report a strong business rebound as fear of high water subsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Market Street
Fredmick
Acarcely
Thz
Boyle's Pectoral Syrup Promotion and Local Events
Local notice promotes Boyle's Pectoral Syrup at 25 cents in drugstores and advertises a February 21 library party at Church Street School with a special program and modest admission. Also lists optician C S Cramer and Dr William Beteler eye care services and free spectacle examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Street
Wm. C. Beteler
N. Market Street
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the Daily News
Hir Jorhon Reynolds
Ody
Jounns Baillie
Poslans
Boott
Byrone
Hampstead
Uear
London
Anwon Burlingane
Burlingame
China
St. Petersvure
Lincoln
Sret
George Davie
Southern Confederacy
Wiivsington
N. C
Mwng
M. Zols
Parla
Dreyfus
Wasuwinton
Ill
W. L. Moons
The
Weather Bureau
Crofts & Heed
J .Dan’l. Eissler
West Third St
John R. Young
John Gomber
the .Weekly News
Bright
Frederick, Thorsont
Northern Electric
Peanant
Hood
Daughiers
Bome
Circuit Court
Maryland Department
Reynolds Post
Honora
Prederioktonian
Frederiektondan
Tile Woman's College
ON the Potomac
L B. Mulliniz
L. E. Main Telephone
John Hennozicsson
Gontw
Souria
Abc
Clinton E. Main
Ustox
Neid Eidig & Miller
Marvelous
Nude & Mauzuzs
N. Market St
Boyle
C. S. Cramer
Optician
F. B. Sappington
Permary
Civeyon
Ierare
Ff. B
GEO
Rodook
Cambric
Namnbook
SWISK
Valencienner
Torchon
Rodour & CO
A. T. Rios
Some Funeral Directors
Albo Practical Mechanica
Geversi
Stre
Hen
F.V. Staub
A. F. V. Stars
Northwest Corner Market
Fourth Sts
Railing
Ramana
Grogery
Balling
Ramsburg
B. Ramsburg
Prunes
Ralmon
E. Rasssuze
Dewey Merritt
Sampson
Maine
Hobson's Choice
U. S. J. Heisley Erller
Drugeist
Frederick, Mae
East Pat
Rick Street
Willard C. Keller
Frederick, MD
Alfred Bitter
Counbeloe
of Land
Repu Sant University of Mary
Revord Streex
Tee
Charles P.lavy
Axtorne
Fkemg
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