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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1896

Page

2

Weekly Tax News offers varied reading and notices

The Weekly News presents a dense issue with tax news, local notices, advertisements, and a sick list. It includes a short story Was He a Spy by Alfred R. Calhoun, Kilmer on battleships, poems and chatty items, plus a long ad roster. Local illnesses and trials at Frederick County are noted, with church notes and Hood’s Sarsaparilla claims.

Tax News Alfred R. Calhoun George L. Kilmer Merrimac Mooitor Weeee Ota Koester W. . Gerzandanner A. P. Fletchall F. Hargett John A. Barrick M. Exder John Eisenhauer Boteler Bros Aser Eoseeeee Rogock & Nordiz Sarsaparilla A. Furniture Champion Shirts Renner & Kemp

State Legislature notes and county developments

The legislature met in session with Senate and House actions. Bills proposed include charter amendments for Ts koma Park and the Washington Appepols and Chesapeake Railroad, plus repeals and reorganizations affecting taxes, holidays, and liquor. Frederick county items cover election district creation, criminal law revision plans, and local bequests to St Mark’s parish. General oversight and funding requests highlighted by committees and officials.

Frederick County Senate Norwood General Assembly Miller Burkittsville Shryeck Wood Fountain Hill Benaste Ann Claggett St. Mark’s Pstish Prederick County

Death notices compiled for multiple individuals in Baltimore and nearby

Death notices report Lewis Fisher aged 70 in Baltimore with funeral at 3102 Eagle Street. Christian Lants of West Emittsburg dies at 84 in Eugene with burial and ministers present. Rev Dr Charles G Fisher dies in Philadelphia after service in church. Katie Gertrude Santh dies, linked to D Edwardson family, with several relatives noted.

Lewis Fisher Baltimore Maggie A. Fisher Eagle Street Creatiun Lantz Christian Lants West Emittsburg Eugene U. Eats BH. Mann Oiclating Fherer Charlee G. Fisher Philadalpals Iahieg Arent Church Mel Amits Katie Gertrude Santh D. Edwardons Lewis Ridlemoeer

Frederick division election to be held in Baltimore

Brief note reports the Frederick division of the P R B to elect officers in Baltimore tomorrow. Mayor Yeskie will cast Frederick city’s vote. The Isle of Wight lists the German Emperor under the nickname Blastering BOL with no other names given.

Frederick Baltimore Hla Bonor Yeskie Frederick City Dapop |Olar Isle of Wight Blastering Bol

Funeral for Abeine Henry Baker Arrives in Frederick

A special train carried Abeine Henry Baker’s remains to Frederick yesterday arriving at 1:38 PM. Relatives and friends met them at the Baltimore and Ohio depot and the service proceeded at Mt Olive Cemetery. Rev Osbourne Edge conducted the rites with interment in the family lot on Bentz Street. Fire department units and civic members joined local citizens in paying final respects.

Fracrais Abeine Henry Baker Baltimore and Ghic Mt. Oilvet Cemetery Hev J. McKendese Renuy Baltimore Declaling Fae Eign de- Cersss Scied Oy Joetpe D. Laad Zen’s Nations Bank Willam G. Oster Daciel Piker Wislam J Barer Joohn W. Baker Charles F. Tacmas Emsel Dayal Newalls Dams Fredesco Witam Sarlver B. A O John H Williems South Market Osbome Bentz Frederick Hoes Company No. 1 Imm Clilzan Moers A

The News Dominates Frederick County Public Sale Ads

The News proves its leadership in public sale advertising with record pages in the Sale Register. Forty one sales appeared in yesterday’s Sale Register and thirty eight in today’s, underscoring The News as the top medium for real and personal property listings. Free notices are provided for advertisers in The News Sale Register, widely read by buyers.

Proceebs Tae Frederick County Tas Verevy News Tas Neve Toe News Sale Register Bale Register

In the Law's Grip Committed For Trial

Bisnche Nolan a colored servant employed by Frank Hargett's mother was jailed after a hearing before Police Justice Eckstee for stealing 30 dollars. After a search 28 dollars were found in her stocking and the rest from a bureau drawer. A key and other thefts were noted, leading to her arrest and commitment. Murray Fout, a county youth, was fined 1.85 for defacing walls at City Opera House. Base Ball plans announced by Frederick's local association to host a ball at Independent Hall on Easter Monday to fund a team for the season.

Bisnche Nolan Frank Hargett U. A. Eckstee George Brengle Bim Alesom Murray Fout Samuel Titlow City Opera House Eckstein Base Ball Association Independent Hall Eester Frederick

Purely Personal Notices From Local Residents

Miss Clara A Shall of RHE 14th street Washington returns from parental home B and C avenue Mrs Dr Charles Church Harris 897 Hamilton terrace Baltimore visits sister Mrs W C Welsh at Liberty town this county Mr and Mr Honora Clagett and Mr Thome Clagett of the Maryland Track have returned from a short visit to Mr and Mrs Thomas Schley Miss Blanche Elliot of York Pa has been in Frederick as the gen t of Misa Louteewan on East Becond street returns home Miss Elliot is one of the most connedient who visite fn rte Se Ee Mrs Arthur Williams of Et 3 at the tel home Mr McClintosh Yonge Mr D B Beckey of Middleburg Caroline county was in Frederick today The Moders Way Commends teels to the wet Informed to do pleasantly sod effectusily what was formerly done in the crudest manner and disagreeably as well To cleansese system and break up colds headaches and fevera without unpleasant after af fects give the delightful liquid laxative remedy Syrup of Figs Manufactured by Califorate Fig Syrup Company

Nedings Coloniaus Day Committee On Corporations Snate Kle Washlaxton, Appepols and Chesapeake Rairoad Company Committee On Insurance Bre Marshal Senate House of Delegates Ford Herman Taylor Abercrombie Hankard Baltimore County Charles Street Baltimore Baltimore City Padgett Mombhera Order of American Mechanica Waya and Means Enoch Pratt Lowndes C. H. Fowler Thomas J. Shryock Spencer C. Jones Truatees Spring Grove Asylum Senate Committee On Finance Savings Banks of House Committee On Corporations Thompson and Dietz Clara A. Shall Rhe 14Th Street N. W Washington B. & C. Avenue Charles Church Harris Hamilton Terrace W.C. Welsh Livertytown Honora Clagett Thome Clagett Maryland Track Thomas Schley Blanche Elliot York Misa Louteewan East Becond Street Miss Ellot Rte Arthur Wiliams Et 3 Tel McClintosh Yonge D. &. Beckey Middleburg Carroll County Frederick Califorate Fig Syrup Company

Shanty and Spruce Rue Fight Breaks at Hanson Draper Party

Two factions from the Shanty and Spruce Rue crowds clashed after a party at Mr. Hanson Draper’s home in idle county. Led by their chiefs, they moved to a road where a brawl erupted with clubs and stones, leaving George Rossman badly kicked and others injured, including Dallas Misoer, Claytos Short, John Lewis, and Alonso J. Hara before the crowds dispersed.

Hanson Draper Rear GurBeld Idle County Bascaletes Cinbe Tomes Kaixes Pletel Ake Mountain Evlerton James U Uiaper Gayety Spruce Rue George Rossman Dallas Misoer Claytos Short John Lewis Alonso J. Hara

Riot case ends. Denmarks and associates jailed

In Urbana county the circuit court concluded a riotous conduct trial of the Denmarks and Alonzo Watkins and John Jones. John Jones received twelve months in the Maryland House of Correction, Alonzo Watkins two months, and Jesse Denmark six months. The State also tried Henry Patterson and daughter for assault. the case ended with a not guilty verdict after testimony from locals near Patterson's home.

Denmarks Alonzo Watkins John Jones Urbana John Wesley Denmark Jesse Denmark Maryland House of Correction Cass Henry Patterson Catoctin David Green Patterson

Marriages and cultural events in a 19th century town

Notices report weddings in local homes including Kolb Blien Mesley and Wille Esterly with few attendants. Harshman Smith wed in Myersville after a February 20 ceremony. Harris Academy of Music in Baltimore announces a Metropolitan Grand Opera Company tour with Madame Claire in a Contéet pose. Frederick Gan Club members travel to Emmitsburg for a shopping event featuring prizes.

Ing Contéet Mesers Mal Phoebus Peter Mantz Ott Smith Frederick Gan Club Emmitsbug

Local horse shoeing business rehabs under new note

Dr Hardesty piano ear and throat specialist announces he will be in Frederick at the City Hotel Thursday at 6 oclock and stay until Friday at 3 oclock to see patients. He also clarifies he continues horse shoeing at his old stand South Market 8 with up to date methods and competitive prices, thanking patrons for support.

South Market

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